the illegal bible was so brilliant that times change very soon in henry viii broke with the church and tyndall's version of the bible became the core of the kingis james bible so this altar for bitten document became mainstream. >> of bestseller. >> a bestseller in it still part of the corey bible. >> e. theirs is boomerang effect and sometimes, sometimes i think we don't know the full story. i'm thinking of salman rushdie here and i think you'd ask most people they'd say yes i remember he wrote a book that offended -- and they put a fatwa out on him and he had to go into hiding in england and that looks bad but now solomon rushdie, he was up here in the mountains where i live not long ago having dinner and i saw him near me and my first thought was fought the law, should i move? [laughter] but to most people it looks as though salman rushdie came out just fine. he still writing and all that. but isn't there a kind of lingering effect or something like that? a kind of censorship that's late and that's underneath the people start watching themselves whether they are going to publish him

beautiful fields and forests in essex and hertfordshire used to be the old hunting grounds for henry viiiyed here before waging war on the romans. but now locals are worried that all this will be lost to make way for 15,500 new homes. this will be one of the biggest developments in the london green belt, everything you can see here will all be housing. this is the breadbasket of england, this is where your grain comes from. if we concrete over all our fields, we wouldn't have anything to eat. the council says this isn't real green belt because it's just a field. the purpose of green belt is to stop urban sprawl, it's nothing to do with the quality of the land, it's a planning destination. the main housing development is going to be over there, to the north of harlow, and then to connect it to the town, they're going to build a large road all the way across these two lakes, over the river stort and into the town of harlow. this local naturalist is concerned the planned infrastructure could damage the fragile ecosystem. part of the development is going to be on a landfill site and it actual

henry viii grew up in the church and his version of the bible became the core of the king james bible ultra forbidden document became mainstream and it's still part of the bible. >> there is a boomerang effect that sometimes i think we don't know the full story. i'm thinking of salman rushdie. i think if you ask most people they say i remember he wrote a book that offended islamic mullahs who put out a kill on him and he had to go into hiding in england and that looked bad. but now he was up here in the mountains where i live not long ago having dinner a year ago and i saw him near me and my first thought was should i move. [laughter] but to most people it looks as if salman rushdie came out just fine. isn't there a kind of lingering affect of something like that, a kind of censorship that's underneath that people start watching themselves and whether they are going to publish more? is there a lingering effect that censorship likeip that has on an author? >> it certainly does and there's an accumulated effect sort of a step-by-step process. there is a writer that i want to give a shou

. >> henry viii stands out.the guy that buried people alive stands out but anyway thank you for writing it and thank you for being with us today. >> absolutely. >> the book is "dangerous ideas" and our author was eric berkowitz and thank you again judy for being conversation tonight. it was a lovely conversation we had excellent questions and chat. thank you for it when it showed up. it was very entertaining hours led to be a part of a pretty good like to purchase the book you can do so from book passage.com. the link has been posted multiple times in the chat. you can follow it there. if you happen to live near a store you can pick it up if you would like but even if you don't live near us we will ship it anywhere in the united states right to your doorstep. in addition to that if your local bookstore we will not begrudge you if you purchase from them. we love all venues all across the country but if you'd like to purchase from us we'd be happy to have you. again if you enjoy the conversation tonight please sub

stella yelich-o connor [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] ♪ >> one of my favorite historical figures, king henry viii. what are you a fan of? >> i don't like his work, i love his wives. >> seth: oh, okay. okay, got you. >> iconic bitches. so, he's like the friend you would invite to a dinner party and be like, "he's a pain, but his wives are great. >> i'm not inviting him anywhere [ laughter ] >> no. >> seth: oh, "bond james bond." >> oh, god that doesn't help me at all. >> seth: still nothing sean connery [ bleep that was -- that was "royals." based on the popular - well, it's time for our most famous recurring segment "painting with lorde." so, guys, lorde had an album it was called "melodrama." it was a beautiful painting of you. and you, the audience, will judge who best -- i don't know where my single is -- who best replicates it. i just want you to know, this one is definitely going to be me >> can i just say, like, i know that it would seem that we are -- i don't know, i've watched this before. like, who knows, are they drunk? but like, i'm drunk. >> seth: yeah. >> hey, seth, what's my name >>