the first book is ernest hemingway plus. the second book was written by somebody that was much more average. how do you have average marks -- how do you have bad marks and get into harvard? >> sean: back to the issue. i want to talk about media coverage of obama. you are going to have full coverage of your finances, every woman that you've dated, your marriages, all that is going to come up, fair game? >> i think it is fair. my finances are great. i think when you get into social things, i just think this country has big problems. i sit down and i look at the problems of this country and i just think that we have more important things to discuss than who i dated. i have unbelievable great relationships with a lot of people and i have a great relationship with my wife. but, we really -- that's the problem with this process. in china, they pick the meanest, toughest, smartest guy. ruthless. and he's our negotiator. in this country we pick a guy that has never had a problem. never done anything many look at obama. obama had bad

terrific rumor out there, or a report, that donovan went into liberated france in a jeep with ernest hemingway. they went to the ritz hotel and that the bartender water up to dozen martinis for everybody. thought it was a terrific anecdote. i was going to use it in the book until i found out it wasn't true. it was david bruce. there was a lot of speculation that donovan had secret meetings with the head of the german intelligence. i could find nothing in the zero ss records to indicate that was ever the case. there was run approach that never came about. maybe there is something there that nobody has seen. it would have probably turned up. the good news is that practically all of the zero ss records are declassified. the bad news is that all of them are declassified because it's millions and millions of pages. i mean, just donovan's own personal papers in his office number over 100,000 pages but i'm sure there is a mystery after. i've still got a freedom of information act requests out there hoping to find it for the next edition. >> two questions. political intrigue. you touch on the world wa

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i have the sun also rises by ernest hemingway and the 1927 -- 1927?> yes, and i wonder whether or not it might be worth keeping as a matter of fact. >> you're a year off. if it was 1926, then you would have something. do you have the book in front of you? >> yes i do. >> open the book to the title page and turn it to the first of the title page. >> its copyright 1926 but printed in -- >> how do you know that this is a published 1926 or 27 on the back? >> under the name it says 1927 but on the following page it says copyright -- >> you guys are wrong. the letter a didn't come until 2930. prior to that the first editions were only identified by the seal on the title page. the first edition is 1926. turn to page 181. go down to the 26 decline. i'm not kidding. >> this has to be a very common book. it's like f. scott fitzgerald. >> for those of you not sure what we are doing we are finding a point in this book, the big one. >> line 26. >> see the word stop? how many p's are in the worst of? >> two of them. >> really? stopp? that is a first edition. when t

the first book was written by ernest hemingway.econd book was written by a high school graduate. the difference was like a chicken salad and chickenshit, ok? [applause] and yet, and yet, and yet, if you think about it, without that first book, which he did not write -- there is no way that he wrote that first book. there is no way. because we know he wrote the second book. he wrote the second book. there is no way the man that wrote the second book wrote the first book. here is the story. if he does not write the first book, and if the first book is not brilliant, if it is not brilliant, he is not president. because his whole aura was caused by the genius of the first book, which was written by bill aires. so it is very, very said. forget soros. leave him alone. he has enough problems. it is hard to believe what has happened. it is hard to believe obama became president, not because of race, not because of color, not because of anything, but because of all the things we do not know about. why did he spend millions of dollars trying

the first book was written by ernest hemingway. cycle was written by a high school graduate. -- the second was written by a high school graduate. and yet, and yet, and yet if you think about it, without that first book, which he did not write, there is no way, because i read both votes, there is no way that he wrote that first book. there is no way. bill ayers was not involved. there is no way that the man who wrote the second pope wrote the first vote. here's the story. here's the story. if he does not write the first book, and the first book is book, he is not president. this was the genius of the first book, ridden by bill ayers. ok, so it is very sad. [inaudible] he has got enough problems. ready? [inaudible] ok, ok. i want to finish by stating the following. it is hard to believe what has happened. it is hard to believe that obama became the president of the united states, not because of race, not because of color, not because of anything, but because of all the things that we now know about. why did he spend millions of dolla

there, a report on a previous biographies that donovan went into liberated france in a jeep with ernest hemingwayd they went to the ritz hotel and had the bartender order up to dozen martinis for everybody. it was terrific anecdote. i was going to use it in the book until i found out it wasn't true. it was david russi went in with donovan into the ritz hotel. there was a lot of speculation and i don't know, that donovan had secret meetings with admiral kunar as the head of the german intelligence. i could find nothing in the oss records to indicate that was ever the case. there was one approach by one of donovan's officers to kunar that never came about. maybe there is something there that nobody is seeing but it would have probably turned up in the oss records. the good news about the oss records is that practically all of them are declassified. i don't think there's that much left classified now. the bad news is that all of them are declassified because millions and millions of pages over the national archives. just donovan's own personal papers in his office, over 100,000 pages which i had to

there, a report on a previous biographies that donovan went into liberated france in a jeep with ernest hemingwayand they went to the ritz hotel and had the bartender order up to dozen martinis for everybody. it was terrific anecdote. i was going to use it in the book until i found out it wasn't true. it was david russi went in with donovan into the ritz hotel. there was a lot of speculation and i don't know, that donovan had secret meetings with admiral kunar as the head of the german intelligence. i could find nothing in the oss records to indicate that was ever the case. there was one approach by one of donovan's officers to kunar that never came about. maybe there is something there that nobody is seeing but it would have probably turned up in the oss records. the good news about the oss records is that practically all of them are declassified. i don't think there's that much left classified now. the bad news is that all of them are declassified because millions and millions of pages over the national archives. just donovan's own personal papers in his office, over 100,000 pages which i had t

ernest hemingway. the second book was written by a high school graduate. like to consult and chickenshit. [cheers and applause] and yet, and yet if you think about it without that first book which he did not right. there is no way, because i read both books. there is no way that he wrote that first book. there is no way. we know he wrote the second. he wrote the second. there is no way the man that wrote the second book wrote the first book. here is the story. here is the story. he doesn't write the first book. the first book isn't brilliant, if it isn't brilliant he's not president. his whole war it was caused by the genius of the first book which was written by bill. terrible. so it is very, very sad. [inaudible] forget george. leave him alone. he's got enough problems. what about charles. let's talk about somebody else. okay. ready? [inaudible] okay. okay. i want to finish by stating the following, it is hard to believe what happened. it's hard to believe that obama became the president of the united states, not because of race, not because of color, no