. >> we are joined by rachel kempster, direct care of marketing for dk publishing. start by telling us for dk publishing names. >> we have offices all around the world and our new york office has distribution and marketing for our books in this territory and we published beautiful, beautiful books for adults and children. it really puts you in the middle of the war, really gives you a sense of what it was like to be there. the history of the earth's -- that's bad, problems, but we've got everything covered from volcanoes, earthquakes, mudslides, tsunamis, all this anon is people are worried about this day and age and explains the science and history behind them. >> another smithsonian title, timelines of history. >> is a beautiful, beautiful guide that lays out from the beginning of time at these beautiful timelines to take you through cultural history, the wars and saw beautifully laid out, so so you really get in the moment and really understand the history and a special way. >> obvious hooks available at the smithsonian museum? >> you can find a lot of them there

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>> wolf, in a page of dk book of 500 pages there's going to be typos a name spelled this way or that.ely researched. the allegations, disclosures here were run by the white house prior to publication. comments, defenses are in the book, page after page, in longful quotes especially tim geithner. beyond that the president was confronted with all of the evidence, he responded he didn't contradict, he affirmed and responded how he's grown from these challenges in office. that's the book. it has a wholeness because the denials are already in there. >> we've been doing some reporting on the book over the past few days. brian todd has done a few reports, one of the serious allegations you make is on sexism, allegedly occurring in the obama white house. the book you write this, you quote anita dunn saying, a senior adviser, communications adviser to the president, she was, this place would be in court for hostile workplace because it actually fit all of the classic legal requirements for a genuinely hostile workplace to women. that's the way it's quoted in the book. but the audiotape which y