gosh, it can take anyone but i will take a more spectacular example and that is the leopold-- leopold and loeb trial there to university chicago students who think that they are wet nietzsche had in mind when they read about the boob and mentioned and they wanted to prove it to themselves. >> host: what is that? >> guest: superman, translated as superman and in fact the superman which is an superman comic which we tend to think of as soup-- american-- in fact, the two men who come up with superman where readers of nietzsche. so, that's just a little-- and there are many cases like that. we have the word uber and i think that comes into our language by that way. we are talking about example where we have two views his essay they have the right nietzsche and that is we pulled in loeb they read nietzsche and they think they are the superman he had in mind and they went to prove it to themselves and they kidnap and kill a 14-year old boy, bobby franks in the south shot of chicago. they get caught and it turns out they weren't so uber as they say. clarence darrow, the famed trial attorney

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fantastic and important book, and i told adam a little while ago that that wasn't the case with king leopold's ghost. in that case his writing and the subject matter was so powerful that i found myself having to put it down regularly and take a breath before i could come back to it. but "spain many our hearts" -- in our hearts" is an incredible book, and we're very, very excited to have adam here. without further ado, adam hochschild. >> okay. thank you, andy. [applause] and it's good to see all of you here in nashville and to know that more of you are watching this on c-span. so my book is about the spanish civil war, and i want to set the context for it by rolling back the clock to the 1930s which was a grim time. as you know here in the united states, we were in the depths of the great depression. nearly a quarter of the american population was out of work, another quarter were underemployed. 34 million americans lived in households with no wage earner, and abroad in europe in response to similar conditions even worse things were happening. some very nasty movements were on the rise. hitler

. >> just quickly, peter, you know, jason leopold, vice news, to his credit he had the main case that resulted in the 55,000 and may result in more e-mails coming out before the election now. >> yes. >> jason participated in a previous judicial watch panel which is also available online. you know, he made the point he -- hillary clinton was an important person. and he was just doing what he felt all reporters do. >> right. >> well, this is an important person that's probably going to run for higher office and presidency, so give me her e-mails. he didn't know what he was getting into. he thought he was just doing regular reporting work and, indeed, he was, but he was the only reporter and the nurse -- the first to go to court about records and got them as a result. it just shows you how little effort it takes in the end -- >> and apropos of what jerry has saw said about the mainstream media, how many foia requests have been filed by the new york times and "the washington post"? how many? nothing. talk about awol. you know, bob woodward talks about we have 27 reporters working on donal