jeffrey sinclair, i co-author, it's obvious, you have to do it. so what are our work habits now? i put the typewriter away. i thought i would have you out in a little bit. i haven't gotten the portal things that. felt kind of traitors about it, actually. and enjoy him with a mac, unix, you know, laptop. i may hunt and peck guy, you see. two or three fingers. no rippling with all 10 fingers for me. hammering away at the keys that people used to laugh at me because i used to wear t imagery of, where the characters are the keys because i hit them hard. >> so we are here with edwin black, and most people know you for some of the bestsellers, some of the books that mitchell hedges referred to. ibm, the holocaust. all of these books bestsellers were written in the 21st century. you have either sent somewhere around 69 different editions published in about 14 lead witches and 61 countries. the question that we are focusing on today was actually your first book called "the transfer agreement: the dramatic story of the pact between the third reich and jewish palestine." this book was publ

it was done by myself and jeffrey sinclair, co editor of this one. and we have danny cassidy's book. that will be a very important book because it shows much of american stuff comes from marriage like poker and jazz. it is a hidden part of american language. three words from irish in american today is complete nonsense. millions of irish people came to america speaking irish. the words didn't go away, they just transmuted into american. danny is the first person who has gone through it and there were communist words in the american language straight irish. we have not been shy to criticize the bush administration. we don't think the democratic party is the answer to everything. a dime's worth of difference basically saying -- in many ways between the two parties. lot of democrats got pretty mad. we occupy a different site. we figure pretty large. when people say we must like the democratic party, we are staying out. you know lot about life and the world. that is what we are about. listening to the sound of my father at 5:00 in the morning, a ten word

i tend to get up around 6:30 and get on the website, jeffrey mike coeditor, jeffrey sinclair in oregoncity puts the site up of the new material up by 7:30. so we clock in about 630 and discuss what stories might go up on the site. probably accumulate the mood of the previous day and talk about what's going on and what people are interested in and what the ev the jeffrey gets up between 6:30 and 8:00. i'm a morning guy anyways. i do columns. i do a column for the nation, the one i'd been doing since 1984. i do that every second tuesday to a syndicated column. then, were usually working on a couple of bucks for "conterpunch" press. those are the bird, the dog, the cat, and the birds write everything for me. we try to keep quiet about that. what to write the column for me? sit down, sit down. sick, sick, good boy. you are miserable life a dog. want to give me the third chapter? some writers -- i like animals because they don't criticize. as soon as he stopped talking for a radio, they drown you out. so anyway, that takes me through the morning. editing for the "conterpunch" books were doi