molly, abe rosenthal is the editor of "the new york times."e sets the agenda for everything on television, print media. what are you going to do? he's going to yell at you. what are those blotches? blood. what kind of blood? chicken blood from the chicken killing festival. she was going to make a little statement. her friends prevailed at her. he yelled at her and said that she was trying to import early thoughts into "the new york times" and she replied the quote was that, gosh darn i knew i couldn't fool you, mr. rosenthal. and she left "the new york times" right after that good if it wasn't for her protuberant abdomen and beer bellies she left and took her dog and i guess i can't say it. her dog is well, the dog's name was the s word. so we know what that means. it was a four letter word beginning with alice. so she delighted in knots. she brought this back to new york and i didn't go over well with "the new york times" newsroom because she would yell out hey at the same the full name. to mix it up she would walk down the street and do that

the point is molly invited ab rosenthal to the texas house.en he knocks on the door to go there, ann richard answers the door. and won't look directly at any of you. next to her is one of the literary lions of texas who became her escort and good friend. a great writer. one of the clients of literature in the united states and the best in texas. he looks over here and decided to dress as dr. julius erving, famous basketball player, wearing basketball shorts and put on a big afro wig. rosenthal put on an afro wig himself. i wish there was a photo of that. molly would never have to work again. she would have great leverage. a picture of the editor in a bad way. she had a funny friendship with ann richards. they bonded, that sense of humor, singing songs. they were at a canoe together, it tipped over and they went in the water. brad said at the austin american states, the only writer i know who chronicles this fatefully in a beautiful way. one of the greatest musicians ever in america prevalent lean known for being a guy in austin -- he defined a