foreign correspondent and columnist for the washington post and i'm happy to say my colleague jim hoagland. i'm just delighted that you could join us. our author this evening is mark salter and the book is, copies are still somewhere . his book is "the luckiest man": life with john mccain and i can say for jim and i i'm fascinated with. i agree i didn't expect to read every word because my reading list is so fast but once i started i couldn't put itdown . >> that kind of you to s. >> you did a book with senatormccain in 2005 and i am blanking . do you remember which was the 2005 book. >> it was a book on character assassination i think. >> we sold thousands of copies of it. . we ran low on signed copies. >> sold i thought it was a little strange toe charging on without him after spending time with him. the other thini'd like to say course to jim was that i was really surprised to discover the mccain families mississippi roots. i think i just assumed that he had wesrn roots. i'm a carpetbagger in arizona . i grew up in west illinois and i didn'tecognize that hn mccain was something of a car

amalia, the hoagland, i'm in the middle, moderate. a lot of those. that means you don't feel that one of the chosen. but again, this the person to get a feel for bush to go see them if you know what i'm actually going to do, you know what, i don't know. why don't i mean because how those other feel it even leave me me and i know exactly just you know that if you put a comment, i'm going to call your mother and i didn't get it. how do you know we have one of those you meet, you know, and you're not really understand how he will not feed my space. i want i want every month. but rather than the other thing, you know, you are not wanting to see him if i was you know, medical use well you don't get a lot of it out of the out of your years. but more of them you can't operate. e.g. are stronger that you're going to be secular. we're going to, if we're going to get upon winning the spanish civil war. the dictator, inspired by the psychiatry violate her no hero who had studied nazi germany decided that spain had to be pure catholic and free of the red gene. s

amalia, the hoagland, i'm in the middle model or that those don't feel much more important to me if you don't feel you know or learned that one of the judges, but again and you know me at one another, it is the person to get a feel my love and look, they're going to be in one of their number to push to see them if you know what i'm actually going to do, you know what i don't know. why don't i me guys how those the holy to me mother if i don't feel it will. yeah. yeah. you know, they're like even leave me even when i think the things that are just you know that if you put a condom i'm going to be on call your mother and i didn't get it. how do you know we have one of those you meet, you know, and you're not really understand how he would really think don't feed my face. i don't want, i want but rather than the other thing, i know you don't want the born again or not want to know don't or don't party because we don't want their family members have to convert us and see, you know, some guys who don't even know she's going to him i don't know about, you know about, you know, if i was, you k

bush would never have ever existed, he is a desert descended of john hoagland. some of these guys, some of the relatives and the descendants today, if we can make these amateurs tell their story, how fantastic that would be. so there we have, we are going into this turn of the ship. that particular structure there which is designed to pull in wires and ropes and to be able to secure the ship and secure various pieces of cargo coming off of the ship. this is the main deck, this is where you have the steerage office. that is called the capstan, if you go towards the tiny cramped cabins captain, on the left, you can see the stick, that is a very small stick that control the rather. the steerage of the ship. and then you have the captains cabin. then you go to the best captain ship, this is where we believe in mayfair compact in which bradford had a large hand in. this is where, you see the pictures they were all in the compact before they set sail in a little province town in plymouth. this is where the compact would have been signed. above the captains captain on

foreign correspondent and columnt for the washington post and i am happy to say my friend james hoagland. >> good to be here. >> i'm delightedou could join us. i offered this evening, our copies are somewhere, the ckiest -- "the luckiest man: life with john mccain". i can say truthfully that we were fascinated with i i didn't expect to read every word, once i started i couldn't put it down. >> thank you. >> senator mccain in 2005, i am blanking, you did 7 books. >> character assassination. >> we sold thousands of copies of it and his office staff. we find is a little strange. after spending time with him. before i turn this over to jim, the mccain family's mississippi group. i assumed he had western roots. i'm a carpetbagger in arizona and illinois. i didn't recognize john mccain how he was perceived as a carpetbagger. i asked john grisham, in mississippi, i read a little bit and i will read it again to get her reaction, the attitude of his, john mccain's southern forebears and earlier generations who distinguish themselves in war offer parallels to quality in his own personality. no dou