so did christopher buckley who oversees all things literary for the buckley estate, practically all things of the buckley estate but we were off to the races. morton and the good people at crown forum also agreed that here and now we have this wonderful book. i have not had this conversation with campbell but i can't help but think he knows what we all know, that although he left us eight years ago, bill buckley in many ways still looms very large. the song asks where have you gone joe dimaggio? likewise, a conservative america asks the same about bill. there is a long name and the appetite for his wisdom remains very strong. coming up next, a conversation about bill buckley, a man of prose and who wrote history person by person through his particular talent. not the conversation about politics, elections or the often dismaying game of if bill buckley were alive today , what would he say about blank? but at the end of the conversation, questions will be entertained. you will find cards on the table. if you will agree to write down your question, we will collect your questions and handed th

buckley rod mentorship as a magazine article. i've happy to have with us to rich lowery, the editor of "national review." my last question for christopher. -- [inaudible] -- the convention and writing of obituaries that many will be pre-written. that seems rather more bid -- morbid but is a fact of the business. is that something that bill buckley would do from time to time? >> no. >> ah-ha. >> so, for example, the obituary in there of dwight eisenhower was written as eisenhower was dying, and hillsdale -- >> a few places i should mention, "national review" opened the digital archives for me so i could research the pieces the hoover institution maintains the firing line archives in kaz and i relied on their sin cynthia such knopp sid hillsdale college has the works of buckley and they are in pdf form so you can see the type manuscript that went off to newspapers and there are instructions in the one for eisenhower, for example, where it says if eisenhower has not yet died by date x, then run this. if he has, please correct paragraph 3 or so where he is speaking in a different tense. and alistair cook, a broadcasting figure and a friend

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william buckley junior discuss their book which examines essays on famous figures written by christopher buckley's father. is moderated by the executive director of "national review." sunday night at 9:00 eastern on afterwards, a columbia law professor looks of the history of advertising and branding and how today's marketers are vying for our attention in his book "the attention worked its -- "the attention merchants." >> the real birth of advertising is in the 1920's, with the birth -- the growth of madison avenue, london, paris, other places as the center of industry, which is dedicated to the systematic development of advertisements over and over that will keep you buying stuff. announcer: go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >> bobby kennedy's last words before he got off stage were "on to chicago." the next day, he was due to meet with the powerful mayor richard daley. his son, chief of staff to barack obama, tells me there was a 70% or greater chance that his dad would have endorsed bobby kennedy for president in that trip to chicago. formerer: author and boston globe reporter larry

these are emotionally devastating pieces, and christopher buckley, bill buckley's son, says this is hishistory book, essentially, with a conservative view of the great figures in our society. that's what it is? >> reporter: this is a book if you love history, politics, art, music, sailing, spy novels, all the things buckley was involved with. and he knew these people personally, he corresponded with them, lunched with them. so he uses his novelist's gifts to summon these people one last time. stuart: i shall read it because you gave me the book, and and it says to stuart varney who knows firsthand all you need is love, you're a beatles fan, and a well-diversified portfolio. well said. james rosen, everybody. more "varney" for you after this. . . stuart: video keeps coming. moments ago we received this from our fox news team in daytona beach, florida. as you can see that is torrential rain. the wind is extreme. you see that in the palm address address -- trees. you don't see the storm surge. that will be a problem. you see a little bit of it. charles payne. that is yours. take it away. >