certainly his prospects look a lot worse than they did three days ago)) you need to know about bradley jacob (9:23 3) ((he was my best law professor in law school)) runs:03 antonin scalia taught jacob at the university of chicago law school. (9:29 3) ((many brilliant people can't teach the gift of teaching is not the same thing as being very smart but scalia was that rare combination brilliant teacher brilliant mind who is also a gifted teacher)) runs: 11 scalia clear communicator questioned to pull answers out of students engaging, entertaining. (10:26 3) ((nino scalia we are going to apply the wish our constitution said )) runs:08 just moments ago i got mcdonnell's sister maureen c. mcdonnell. "we are very saddened by the loss of a brilliant jurist, great american, and human being. our prayers are with the scalia family at this very difficult time." maureen c. mcdonnell bob mcdonnell's sister we are still expecting an april hearing for we expect an obama nomination soon. we don't know at what point the republican controlled senate will hold hearings to consider the nomination. republican p

look a lot worse than they did three days ago)) runs:03 one other thing you need to know about bradley jacob (9:23 3) ((he was my best law professor in law school)) runs:03 antonin scalia taught jacob at the university of chicago law school. (9:29 3) ((many brilliant people can't teach the gift of teaching is not the same thing as being very smart but scalia was that rare combination brilliant teacher brilliant mind who is also a gifted teacher)) runs: 11 scalia clear communicator questioned to pull answers out of students engaging, entertaining. (10:26 3) ((nino scalia larger than life robust italian guy and you knew he was there)) runs: 08 (20:13 3) ((if we are going to apply the united states constitution what matters are the words on the paper and not just what i wish our constitution mcdonnell's appeal. we also expect president obama to nominate scalia's replacement soon. free lunch, anyone? see what it takes to earn the i do everything on the internet. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husban

jacob weisberg. [applause] >> thank you, bradley, for that kind introduction, and i just want to say i love this book store, not just because i do think it helps put my last book on the best-seller list, but bradley and elisa have done an amazing job with it. one of the best independent book stores in the country and you're lucky to have it here in washington and i'm lucky to be speak are here today. this is a short book can. i consider that virtue, although some biographies are often considered a virtue to be as long as possible. i had to take the opposite approach here. this is really an exercise in distillation, in trying to figure out what is essential in the ronald reagan story, but also along the way, trying to take on some of these myths. myths on the left about reagan, that i think it's a myth the was a dunderhead. mights on the right bat reagan. a myth that he was always man of prim and didn't bend and didn't negotiate. in fact he was much here of practice ma 'tis and improviser that people -- itch you were to hear the version of him represented in, say, republican presidential debate, the r

jacob weisberg. [applause] >> thank you, bradley, for that kind introduction. i just want to say i love the bookstore, not just because i do think it helped of my last book on the bestseller list, but bradley and lisa have done an amazing job. it's one of the best independent bookstores in the country. you are lucky to have it here in washington and i'm lucky to be speaking here tonight. this book, it is a short book. i consider that a virtue although some biographies are often considered a virtue to be as long as possible. i had to take the opposite approach. this is really an exercise in distillation, internet figure what is essential in the ronald reagan story but also along the way try to take on some of these myths. the armistice on the left about reagan that i think it's a myth he was a dunderhead. to our myths on the right about reagan. i think elizabeth he was always a man of principle and didn't end and didn't negotiate. reagan was much more of a pragmatist and improviser that i think people if you were to the version of him represented in, say, a repu