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he gets into a car accident ench and meshes -- which meshes him in an african-american neighborhood which points out hypocrisy and social inequalities that exist in new york city and other cities in the u.s. at that time. unsatisfying description of the movie. but the key things that come out in that book, important to think about this era is the 1980's is a movement of backlash. it is a pendulum swing against the collective radical progressive politics which divine that era. also when you both have on the level of government a kind of whereas atolicies, the same time a kind of widespread -- don't want to say acceptance, acceleration of individuals who can afford it. this was pointing out the hypocrisy. some of you might know the movie wall street, the phrase greed is fat cars, cocaine, lifestyles of the rich and famous, i would show you all these video clips, that's a liberation of extreme wealth while at the same time social programs are being cut, that is very much part of the ethos as historians understand it. a lot of economics, social and racial inequality. gender out on purpose bec

enches we're going to see why did first of all why did you decide you wanted ton find battle field and why go there? >> i believe inside prefer book i write go there. that's the first law that i have. go to green bay to find out what it's like in the winter when vince lombardi is coaching there. go live in hope arkansas in hot springs when find out what it was like for bill clinton. i -- there's no, i didn't fight in the war in vietnam. i was the freshman in wisconsin then. three years later i received induction knows but childhood asthma i had a kid i was not in the war never been to vietnam before. how could i write about it without going to the battlefield i had to go. and that was the first mission i had even if i didn't find or clark didn't come with me i would get to that battlefield. >> characters that people are going to see include clark welch convaido. alan and rob actor in the new york and provided great concrete lead from other things and comfort for us. vomin -- kyle horse i said him. me, that was i guess and c-span, obviously. >> show our viewers a little bit of what that