of course i can't interview davy crockett. i can't interview citywalk.there is another side of his. i worked with some people and none of the ones i mentioned yet, they had issues with the way i use their quotes and the way i introduced their quotes. there was a moment when i thought i'm going to just keep working with dead people, because davy crockett can send me an e-mail today i'd like the way you introduceintroduce my quote. i don't like the way you used to. i tried to be as honest i could be, and it is kind of a balancing act when you're working with people who have lived it. because you have to try to get the truth, but you don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. you just have to walk a fine line. and you also have to try the best you can. it was an amazing experience, and actually having come back to little rock and seeing how many friends i have here, i think i'm going to keep writing about live people. thank you. [applause] >> all right there well i thank you, laura, and all the staff here at little rock central high school historic site for put

people who were part of the story was a remarkable experience because of course i can't interview davy crockett. they were interviewed and that is what i use. there is another side of this, okay? i worked with some people and none of the ones i have mentioned yacked, who, they had issues with the way i used their quotes in the way i introduced their "there was a moment when i thought i am just going to keep working with dead people because they be crocket can send me an e-mail and say i don't like the way you introduced my quote. i tried to be as honest as i can be but it is kind of a balancing act when you are working with people who have lived it because you have to get the truth right but you don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. you just have to walk a fine line and you have to try to see the-- tell the bigger picture the best decamp. it was an amazing experience in having come back to little rock in seeing how many friends i have i think i'm going to keep writing about life. thank you. [applause] >> okay. alright. i thank you lara and all the staff here at little rock's central high schoo

. >> i feel like davy crockett at the alamo. >> you have just blown 20 seconds. [laughter] >> richard is mostly wrong. the problem is, i understand it clear weapons, but who has the nuclear weapons? we do not worry about britain and france having nuclear weapons. there is a difference between a scalpel, a knife, in hand of a surgeon or in hand of a mother in an alley. the problem is primarily who has them. tom, you said that arms control was not breathing about nirvana indeed bringing about nirvana. it is impossible to separate the two on that. it is not true that the soviet union collapsed because it is a rotten system that was bound to collapse. it is true is a rotten system that collapsed, but a lot of rot and systems around the world do not collapse. a lot of them keep building up their military, especially because that is the one thing they do very well. we just saw henry kissinger talking about north korea. that is a rotten system. that is far more run than the soviet union. they are doing fine on building nuclear weapons, and they are not collapsing, unfor