what type of behavior they may need to conduct to limit the possibility of contract think of it aaron brown from cancer national thank you very much for joining us thank you good afternoon. they video conference zoom is coming under increasing pressure over security council software has become popular with people isolating at home but house had problems with so-called zoom bombing that's where a stranger gains access to your calls now the u.s. senate has reportedly band members from using it google also told it stuff to avoid soon although google has its own competitor video calls zoom says it has hired facebook's former security chief alex stomachs to help improve its previously protection. well from all that i'm now joined by our until to. what kind of security concerns are we talking about regards as well you mentioned some of them just there i mean 1st and foremost i think on the user experience side is this phenomenon of zoom bombing and as you said it's basically where a person who should have access to a group call gains access to it in gauges in some good old fashion internet trolli

arrived home and was welcomed by tennesseeans, his old friend from congress aaron brown was now governor and they welcomed him home. and he had 90 days of bed health and died. >> 53 years old. >> 53 years old. he at the time was the youngest president in history. and died younger than any president in history. >> this series, you mention arthur schlesinger and times books. are they doing all 42 -- >> as of now, there are 22 i think listed. i hope they do them all. i know that i had some conversations with my editor robin dennis who is a terrific editor and during the course of the writing and the research, i got into the issues involving his secretary of state james buchanan who became president, of course. and in discussing it with the editor, she said, well, i probably let -- had better let the author of the book know where you're going with this because we'll see where he comes down and i never felt -- followed up on that so i just don't -- i just don't know where that is going to go or how that is going to come out. >> when did you start it. >> two years. it took two years to do. >>

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