so, yeah, this story actually did start as a magazine piece for harper's, but i didn't realize when i started it that i would end up working on it for more than three years and driving more than 15,000 miles in a camper van. [laughter] which was actually kind of the great part. it's a great excuse to be out on the road. people have been asking, did i keep the van. i kept the van. the story, untold and boring story behind the book is the love story of a girl and her van. [laughter] it was supposed to just be a vehicle for this one project, and instead it's become a big part of my life. so there you have it. that's the hot gossip. [laughter] on the foothill freeway about an hour inland from los angeles, a mountain range looms ahead of northbound -- oh, i'm sorry. you have to forgive me. i have two post-it notes, and the other one got pushed in. [laughter] sorry about that. coffee didn't save me there. that's not where we're starting at all. i begin again. see, i talk about my van, and i get all flustered. [laughter] all right, here we go. as i write this, they are scattered across the c

possession of a magazine really wouldn't be a crime. >> laura: 3-d print a magazine now. that's also out there. those are provocative conversations. thank you. still ahead fresh off his speech in south korea president trump heading to beijing. will he stand up to the chinese president or back down on his promise to contain north korea. all coming up. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wak

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>> a "life" magazine for television.agazine that covered a combination of what he called high murrow and low murrow. an interview with a president in the same broadcast as interview with a movie star. >> rose: the same way edward r. murrow would do with a mile mooilg rant worker and an actor. that's what everybody at "60 minutes" does? >> everybody is a generalist. >> rose: you think about mike doing it, but mori did it. >> everybody is a generalist. you have to have the ability to do just about every kind of story-- though, everybody does it in a slightly different way with different strengths that they bring to the table. and it was bosh and it was given these values, and the practices that storytaling, how we're going to tell our stories, we're going to tell them in narrow ways, all of the things that i write about in the book that don taught us. he would fix our copy and help us write and lines and he had an amazing eye for a story. but it didn't start to take off until about seven years in. >> rose: it took that lon

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a relief. life magazine was very beloved, a very trusted magazine. at the time they were decent, respectful people. they had a relationship with the kennedy family. i think he felt, in that moment, that this might offer him a way out of this situation. a way to entrust it to someone or to an institution that would treated respectfully, but also not have to keep it. and that is what happened. i will not take too much time to go into the details, you can read the book. [laughter] alexandra: if you want to. but i will just say that over the course of the weekend, it was sold on saturday morning and the film rights on monday. there was an unbelievable frenzy in office on saturday. a scene that i describe in great detail what the reporters desperately trying to get their hands on a film and tried to convince my grandfather to sell to them and not to richard. it is a rather colorful episode with dan rather that occurred on monday. i will just leave that there. one of the things that wait, there is one missing here. this is a low bit out of order. one of the

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a short time ago. let's look at this. we have to read through this together. he said, time magazine called to say i was probably going to be named man/person of the year, like last year but i would have to agree to an interview and a major photo shoot. i said probably no good and took a pass, thanks anyway. we know time magazine often names their person of the year in the month of december. coming up here we're not sure which is more unlikely that time would name him man of the year for the second year in a row, or if he were to decline it. we checked with time magazine, they have not gotten back to us. but this is also something to point out, there is still a fake copy of time magazine from a 2009, i believe, hanging in some of his golf clubs. it turned out, that was not real. "the washington post" reported that last kwleyear, if you reca. so the president has been a fan of magazine covers so it's undoubted that he would turn it down. >> it's the first time a sitting president has campaigned to be on the cover as well. >>> lawyers for the president's fired national security advisor

he couldn't have moved to someplace like where ever. >> it is beautiful. >> so that was a piece for outside magazinewhere we drove the whole perimeter of the these fundraisers. i would not call them fundraisers. a log on the edge of the road -- you keep going. but we wandered into one village when the day, the world was turning upside down, a lot of cultures had these, there really important moments because everything flips. men who think of mardi gras, the customs people put on. and we happened to attack yourselves with a new zealander who is backpacking through mexico. very oblivious. well-meaning but -- he found that this is cool. they are drinking, they are dressed in a funny costume they were not funny costumes but he was, he thought, i think he thought it was better than the circus so he took the camping fuel and torched up his torch and started doing fire eating. the men of the village, it is very conservative place, took real exception to the fact that the woman began to really yell diablo! >> don't do it there. >> i love that line about fund-raisers. being driven through western kenya with

the magazine says his take-a- knee protest made >>> former 49ers quarterback kaepernick has been named gq citizen of the year. the magazine says him taking the protest made him the man who made the movement. gq says he's been black balled by the blame he loves. espn is saying that cap per pick-- >>> raiders are expected to break down in their stadium in las vegas. raiders player was expected to attend. a base construction company has been hired by the team as a general contractor and the first phase is to get the land ready for construction and install utilities and the raiders may make the move to sin city as early as 2020. >>> let's see how the markets are doing and dow up by 30 points. >>> watch as this go pro camera reports its own demise. the tour guide released this video captured in hawaii. he put his go pro down. he says he got distracted telling a story and forgot about the go pro. the camera melted, but the video survived on the sd card. >> awesome, full video. >>> that's cool video. take for a check on our weather. we were talking about a wet start to the week. it is still w

that said, it is just a magazine. we're not too at the nobel peace prize committee. a bit more weight to it than some others would. that said, he does give a lot of weight to it, and he likes having the attention that comes with something like the designation of person of the year on time. and so if he feels there is some question about that, he makes those feelings known. he did when at last year, didn't he? he was the cover. he was on the cover last year. what did he make of it than? i think he was very pleased. he made a big deal of that then, andi pleased. he made a big deal of that then, and i think you probably would have made a big deal of it again this year if it added happened again. he said —— i think getting big time person of the year is not necessarily a high honour. people have been on that were not as positive things but negative things. that said, the criteria that time users is generally somebody who is the most influential person in that year. and no doubt donald trump has been very influential in terms of what happened but in the united states and l

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if that could be matched by -- that i think you should leave taylor alone. >> i worked in magazines for ad never take advice from magazine editors because there is generally sad. >> and not to mention any of your damn business. [applause] i'm an entertainer, i don't have to talk about politics. she talks about like your first kiss on a date, and now know what the heck her music is a box i don't listen to it. i'm pretty sure it's not about trump or hillary. vote of happen if she said i'm trump all the way. taylor swift and trump, trump and swift. man, what we do. >> greg: pete, i know you read marie claire a lot. are they asking for something we don't need. do we need fewer political opinions. >> is staying where you are not commenting. she's selling that could julian albums. because she doesn't use that. where's the last place we get what i can even watch football anymore. >> greg: chris, shannon parry claire. >> that my sister no. why don't we demand what they think politically of taylor swift had dated donald trump therapy three albums are ready, but i like how the article is about like

until that time magazines had been much more vulcanized by this is a political magazine, this is a fashionunched it, people kept saying, what is it? is it a fashion magazine? this is a big political piece. this is a crime thing. there's a big piece in here about van gogh. what is this magazine? i would say it's all of it. we are all of it. we want a magazine that goes high, that goes low, that goes deep, that goes more frothy. >> what was the most difficult story that you ever had to run during your tenure there? >> actually one of the things that was very challenging was we wanted to do a big story about how many people in culture had died of aids, as a matter of fact. at that time people didn't want to have -- their families didn't want to have their photographs used and i wanted to do this celebration of the people that had been lost. and in a sense a piece that said look, look what's happened to our culture. all of these fashion designers and artists and photographers and writers are dying. it's going to change the world. we had a great difficulty in getting people to agree, their fami

yet keep in mind full stop over there never was a magazine of a kind and type. writer i'm not about my concert quite so i have. to play. past kinda voters i might. add yeah that's some fanzines. yeah. i get a hard time doing and tend to surf a lot of the stuff. that's. why not why not why not this is what i mean yeah. well that's what. and not my song. slippery slope of life yeah. yeah again as i say. it's a summation. of years for ya just the dishes from. hail from. could you. have. you and me. today. so. on the. very much slowly. make it. through the day. one of us is there to say. hail friend. could you ever. imagine. you and me. to death. and sit beside me. for a much slower. scan and say. we're just down the slippery slope of life in most of everything else try no not this nothing left to hide. huge list let us challenge. thailand as now thinking oh me. too. close. on a bench in. central pa. is it time to. face our. john sat putting it to other. days of body until dawn this. thing goes on longer to the moon this road. will go on by. dog. goal. jamie. dog am

they not only own a big magazine house, they own local stations. folks might be asking themselves -- >> this could be the building of a -- >> and this is not a surprise. >> yeah. >> on the analysts call, was there questions around the koch brothers influence over content? >> they were asked why the koch brothers. they said, both in the press release and on the call, that there will be no influence. they'll have no seat on the board. they didn't even want any oversight of things. but, i mean, this is what everybody says at the beginning, right? >> right. >> then you see -- >> not going to be involved. i'll leave it to the ceo to run it. how it works. >> would we see a fortune magazine story about the koch brothers now? could you read it in the same light? i don't think you could. >> thank you very much. senior media editor for nbc news. >> we're not going away. stick around, everybody. alabama senate candidate roy moore set to give a big speech tonight. we haven't seen him in 11 days. first appearance in over a week. he's getting another boost from p

>> it is a magazine for television. >> what? n't want to do 60 minutes. >> get right over here. >> stop the interview for a minute. >> i am scott pelley with 60 minutes. >> i want to ask you about the tweeting. >> you are not popular in the country. >> i don't care what they say. >> i should probably not say it on tv. >> mr. president, they are not happy with the way you are doing your job. why is it taking so long? ♪ >> right here across the bridge you can see the black flag of isis. >> this is what you can expect? >> yes. >> i'm going to jail for that? >> only the bad ones go to jail. >> only the stupid ones go to jail. >> i trusted him. >> you must have known. ♪ >> hamilton certainly changed my life. ♪ [laughter] >> oh. >> want to talk about sex? >> it is not 60 swinging minutes. >> whoa. ♪ >> how did you get around that? >> that is a good question. >> you have no problem asking that question. >> i am asking because i am seeking an answer. >> come on. >> come on. >> come on. >> how do do that? >> that is an actually question.

a." in 2008, people and hello! magazinee exclusive rights to the baby photos of twins vivienne and knox jolie-pitt. the couple donated the proceeds to charity. ♪ >> it's 1941 and constance bannister has built a reputation as the go-to photographer to capture just the right baby shots. "she was a true pioneer," says getty images executive eric rachlis. >> she was able to capture the emotions of babies in a very pure form. a lot of people relate to that sort of very innocent expression of emotion. >> during world war ii, her photos are used to help sell war bonds and promote the u.s.o. but when a magazine article is printed about her pin-up babies, connie becomes the babe the troops want to see. >> look magazine did an article called "pin-up babies," and they put a little picture of her in a bathing suit, a pin-up picture, and the servicemen just wrote her from all over the world, asking for an 8x10 signed picture of her for their foxhole or their bunker, and she did. >> i mean, a lot of guys had your grandmother's picture in

effective in communicating the issue and what exactly is the value of focusing so much attention in a magazine cover story and thousands of words on the worst case scenario it's a little bit like if i was doing it t.v. weather forecast and i said there was a fifty five percent chance of six inches of snow and you know a two percent chance that we're going to get thirty five forty inches and have the city crippled for days and i went on for the entire weather forecast and just talked about the crippling scenario i want to come back to underage point he made about what's the best strategy for changing people's minds i want to come back to that in a moment before i do just on your piece there was a flurry of all to go to david responses from respected climate scientists criticizing your approach and even some of the science behind it for example a very well known climatologist michael mann co-wrote a piece critiquing essay entitled doomsday scenarios are as harmful as climate change denial and he proposed you know peace was undermined by exaggeration even in accuracies was your response to him. w

. >> well, our precious magazine martha stuart living and wedding to meredith. and meredith is aery aggressive sell of very fine lifestyle magazines. they have better homes and gardens, they have martha stuart living, they have a lot of other kinds of magazines that really do -- they reach 100 million people. >> they really resonate. >> yeah. so meredith wanting to buy time, inc., magazines is a very -- that's a very smart move. now they've gotten a huge infusion of cash from the coke brothers who probably want to get into media also in a way. they manufacture products that touch everybody's lives in america, the coke brothers. and that's a privately identify owned company. you know them very well. >> absolutely. >> and i think it's one of the biggest privately-owned companies in the united states. >> and it will be the first into media. supposed to be the next couple of days. so it's really interesting. >> it's very exciting, and i can see exactly why they're doing it. coke brothers makes all the liners for every pampers sold and those are the women who buy the lifestyle magazin

joining me is msnbc political analyst, elise jordan and a columnist for "time" magazine. and also peter anderson, a "huffington post" contributor. welcome you to both. happy to see you on this holiday weekend. peter, your reactions to those comments from congressman quickly. is it wishful thinking to be envisioning 30, 40 more interviews, including a repeat testimony from jared kushner? >> i think quite the contrary. we're going to see a parade in and out of house and senate intel committees swells mueller investigating and interviewing more and more people. the flynn thing is interesting, obviously, because we've all been waiting for that to happen, that meaning he would find a way to cut a deal, if that's, in fact, what he's done. at the end of the day he's a minnow compared to the sharks they're after, compared to jared kushner and donald trump jr. so i think we're in for quite a roller coaster ride. >> elise, the white house is saying it's not concerned by the dominates in michael flynn's legal strategy. but what do you think the internal reaction is to this news? >> a