author nikolai unit prepare the statement aboutwhy they chose your . >> i am every good thing by derrick barnes. it is a beautiful uncompromising celebration of black voices and possibilities. they shine with vibrant colors and expressive years that range from thoughtful philosophers. [inaudible] child's outrageous demand to find themselves, and universal human rights, reinforced by timeless artwork. i am every good thing is affirmation that spears thought with a powerful message . >> now i'd like to introduce the judges in the category of nonfiction . author lehman, bookseller brezinski and kirkus critic erica were about. the finalists for this years kirkus prize in nonfiction are a furious sky by eric j dolan. our critic called it a sweeping, absorbing history of nature'spower . fountains by rebecca giggs. thoughtful and ambitiously crafted appeal for the preservationof marine mammals . the address book by deirdre mask, a standout book of sociological history and current affairs . world of wonders by aimee nezhukumatathil. the writing dazzles with the marvel of being fully alive. stake

and full disclosure, your fabulous really handsome genius child nikolai helps me with my own social mediating. in the apple didn't fall far from the tree paredes delightful smart young man. a very grateful to have him in my life. so thank you afraid well done i just in case there are folks who are watching who are transfixed by all of the stuff surrounding us monday and not be aware of "stephen hawking" as others. could you briefly explain to us what stephen hawking's places in the history the scheme of things. it. leonard: will stephen went to school in the 60s. into oxford and then he went to graduate school at cambridge. and that's where he really felt ill. he was in graduate school. it any in revelation after that. was that he kind of had a hoopla and due to his illness, he found purpose in life. some kind of meaning in his life. he decided that he wanted to dedicate his last years to answering us some fundamental questions which is basically why are we here and how did we get here and how to the universe get here and why is it the way it is. those are questions that people were askin

the ftc is looking into nikolai now. that has been a cautionary tale.hat is the next area to look to. we have not done much reporting around that but the concern is the run-up in a lot of these stocks is that it is being driven by retail investors and they are trying to play the market often before a transaction has been completed. joe: i know you say there is a finite number of companies in this category, but for the time being, can we expect plenty more out there? ed: there are different types of quality companies. we have done a lot of reporting. lucid mortars -- motors has established itself as a technology leader in the ev space, it has demonstrated significant range, it has a factory, it is backed by the saudi public wealth fund, that is different than some of the other names. in terms of where these companies are coming from, some of them have been around for a little while and as private companies, they did not make a great deal of progress in terms of bringing their product to market, so the question that i have is what changes overnight by goi

the nikolay so must keep the toilet only such a guest must all die but i mean if they can if it. was how much what little we knew. it would be nice to be somewhat militant. mimic a feels trapped the father of a child and with no possibility to go and prostitution i'm going to miss common knowledge it will be marcella don't own a meal which i guess had to go to new marriage you see. push elmo might have been yummy. but you know me as i look back and look jake at the let's examine gentlemen here he just bucky. are you angry at your mom what they're going to go to. the question of work but they're not you come out of it any less tired i'd skip pretty good job homie. i'm out of a gym buddy give me money thank you. get out of a jam i did that anyone. despite the desire of many sex workers to leap to try to there's a constant demand for this. particular from passing truck. they spend half the year away from travelling by stretcher for. a recent study showed that if you stick. to driving tell us it's common to break up each journey this is a bunch of prostitutes. with. this idiocy even

nikolai chet chesky was the dictator and 1989, with revolutions going on in poland and checkless voc yeah, he went into a square in bucharest and was exhorting the romanian people for what he had done for them. all of the sudden one old lady yelled liar. then 10 people, than 100 people, then a thousand people, then 100,000 people are yelling liar. all of the sudden he decides he needs to get out of there. instead of delivering him to freedom, the young military officer livered him to the revolution and him and his wife are executed. the charge sq moment is when fear breaks down -- either an old lady or a soldier refuses to fire or a tank to read is turned away from the crowd and all that is left between the dictator and his people is anger and that's what you've got in the arab spring now and that's why authoritarianism is not stable. rep. shalala: what do you think about leading from behind as the multilateral coalition? sec. rice: i don't mind multilateral coalitions. leading from behind is an oxymoron. you don't lead from behind. [applause] i think some in the white house may be s

vladimir lennon or making his first run here nikolai such as scope. >> that's joe biden.ng i'm just guessing whatever new name you sapor picking up that one. >> timber cutting a quicker everything is decided by persons thoughts and if he is idle logically motivated there's nothing he cannot do. he said it joe biden, >> trotsky. kennedy: wrong. dave. he would've been wrong as well. keep a coolheaded maintain and maintain a low profile, never take the lead but aim to do something big. who said this, joe biden? niclas or pain? >> biden. >>, easter and everything i told you. all right leslie this is quick for you, i am not loved by hillary clinton and i don't love her either, who said it joe biden, fidel castro, or shabbos? >> joe biden? [laughter] kennedy, leslie. [laughter] joe biden. subject when i say, leslie doesn't mean you're right. note chavez. [laughter] that's it, dave you and tim are tied, what number my thinking of tim? >> seven. kennedy: dave. >> six. support note seven tim carney wins. >> joke is on you because me and tim are both on her way to the gulags anyway

people sometimes say what about nikolai kane or the truth is presidents may have had secretary or to, you called around the commission this brown location at a famous forward conclusion was the president needs help forward conclusion led to the creation of the executive office of the president which has now about 800 people. those 1800 are career staffers who serve administration in their 3400 are what we would traditionally got as white house staffers those are the people we directly to our younger and happy at what i call proxy, president they're not necessarily a person with that delegated authority. however, they are very close to the president, often just a secondary was in charge of the area was on you fighting against the white house. the first to present our training at eisenhower these guys are the first two presidents to start in the white house staff so that anybody want to create their white house staff and how they want to structure in both of them. our were believers in cabinet . if you have canada government is that the cabinet officers are in charge of the areas the wh