f. scott fitzgerald, and those kinds of books in that era. and it's just so much fun to read them. a friend of mine, troy lee davis has been teaching courses. it's so much fun to read about and hear and go through these books with my ipad. thanks very much. >> host: thank you for calling in this evening. jenn risko, i want to add a tweet that we got to his comment for you to respond to as well. are there demographics for ebook reader purchasers? are they being adopted by folks above 50? james, of course, was 86. >> guest: so james is. [laughter] >> guest: yeah, actually, you know, we've seen -- i haven't seen as much on this that i would have liked to. it seems like there are older folks embracing the electronic book market. i think sometimes i think it has a little bit more to do with what kind of a reader they are. so one the things that we saw recently in a study was that women who read romance novels, and i don't know if you know about this, but women that read romance novels, they can read two or three in a day. they are a mass consumer of books. these people buy more electron

f. scotts fitzgerald say, there are no second acts? >> rose: take a look at this.a remarkable story of one of the players in this draum, eliot spitzer's wife, qhuz whose dignity was rather remarkable. here it is. >> did you learn something about your wife that you didn't know in this-- as a result of this experience. >> i wish i hadn't needed to learn it but the learned that the depths of forgiveness are deeper than ourp effort to be powerful. >> rose: that says it all, doesn't it? >> it does. that's a very moving moment. a lot of people were very hostile towards silda at that moment. >> a lot of women said why didn't you let him-- >> that decision happened very much on the spur of the moment. and i give her a tremendous amount of credit. you know, -- marriages are compcated. marriages are personal. and they decided to stay together for very personal reasons but she's shown a lot of dignity, and i think it's remarkable. >> rose: i wanted to ask him why he did it, and he said to me it was about politics and the high that politician is and the passion of politician a

f. scott fitzgerald, and those kinds of books in that era. and it's just so much fun to read them. a friend of mine, troy lee davis has been teaching courses. it's so much fun to read about and hear and go through these books with my ipad. thanks very much. >> host: thank you for calling in this evening. jenn risko, i want to add a tweet that we got to his comment for you to respond to as well. are there demographics for ebook reader purchasers? are they being adopted by folks above 50? james, of course, was 86. >> guest: so james is. [laughter] >> guest: yeah, actually, you

jefferson, really classic, opened since 1895. 12 presidents have stayed there, people like f scott fitzgerald>> let's move on to bermuda, the only reason i stopped here, take time with this i loved bermuda, but not that far south, so, what's weather like during the winter months? >> really pleasant, 6, 70s, this is the golfing destination. you are a golfer, would you agree is -- >> good temperature but probably not doing a lot of diving in the ocean in that temperature? >> no a break from new york it is in 390s, this is lovely weather. >> the fairmont southampton? >> i have stayed there, a classic bermuda property and excellent deal at the moment as well, buy one room, get the second one for free, put your children in that room, $269 a night. and that is kids club for free as well. >> ask forticate maxwell suite, you can get a better discount? >> upgrades, upgrades. >> from the fairmount southampton, east hampton this is in new york the east end of long island, why is that a good winter three-day get away? >> new york verse home notice hamptons swear that went certificate best time to be ther