earlier i sat down with usa today editor in chief david callaway.us today. >> thanks for having me, joanne. >> so here you are. you're a year ahead of where jeff bezos has now come into "the washington post." what have you learned that he should know? >> well, i think he could teach me a lot of things actually, mostly about distribution and tough. but he's going to have to learn to work with a serious journalistic credentials and people who are used to doing things a certain way. >> what i'm thinking about is we've heard so many crazy ideas that now you'll be able to read your newspaper and click on the dress and buy it. amazon gives you recommendations. maybe you'll like this book, maybe you'll like that book. can "usa today," now you've been deeply involved digitally, is it realistic to think about reen inventing the actual what the newspaper does and what digital does. >> absolutely. we have to reinvent almost completely how we choose stories, present stories, and offer stories to the audience. you can reinvent them and i think bezos will bring f

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david callaway, usa today, editor-in-chief. adrian garcia come a harris county sheriff kevin merida, washington post, managing editor. the honorable rodney ellis, texas state senator can skipping over the podium, alison fitzgerald, project manager for financial and stay news with the center for public integrity and the chair the national press club speaker committee. bob carden with current communications and the speakers to any member who organized today's lunch. thank you, bob. bob e patton, a fort with business leader and the owner the ellie dodgers. .- of the l.a. dodgers fare , bureau chiefon for thomson reuters. jimmy labbe come a host and reporter with voice of russia and a blogger for "washington post." and rick dunham, a local reporter with the houston chronicle and a former national press club president. [applause] it seems now like the whole country was watching when our guests today literally stood up for her beliefs on the floor this -- of the texas statehouse. she filibustered a republican sponsored abortion bill