was like, "julia roberts is going to be on our street.he color draining from her face just, like, shook her head and said, "yes. and then of course i watch it opening day with popcorn -- so excited. my gay ass thrilled. and then she's, like, here's julia roberts stomping on roaches and barely making like her rent and i'm like, "okay, well, not glamorous, but love it." >> seth: were you someone that, as you were going through school, did you have a sense that you were one of the funny ones >> yeah, i mean, i feel like i realized i was funny when i also realized how deeply unfunny everyone was around me >> seth: sure, yeah. >> i think that's a good comparison no, but i mean, look, being born gay and disabled in this world, you kind of realize you need some, like, houdini tricks to get through it like, i was like, "okay, this world wasn't built for me. let me get a machete, and just whack my way through." so yeah, i very much realized that, like, i needed to look at life through a lol lens or it was going to be very bleak >> seth: your show,

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i remember thinking i was like julia roberts in "pretty woman." >> he'd been through so much. a mysterious accident at sea. >> he went under, and when he came up, he said he no longer saw his wife. >> he was just hysterical.s >> they were never able to find her. >> it was a heart-wrenching story. so why then were so many people so suspicious? >> no one knows exactly what happened on that boat. >> an accident? a disappearance? >> you thought would, she figured us? >> or maybe a murder? >> there's no way. absolutely no way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to frame an innocent man. >> now, she would be the one to unravel it all. >> i thought, i could do this. >> in a dangerous undercover operation. >> tell them everything.th >> what? >> my heartbeat was going so fast. i said, "you need to tell me the truth." >> welcome to "dateline." they were a good looking couple with an expanding family and a booming business. but when he whisked her away on a birthday boat cruise, disaster struck and pegye was gone. was it an accident or something perhaps more sinister? here's josh

i remember thinking i was like julia roberts in "pretty woman." >> he'd been through so much.

robert weil why is it important to have a imprint like liveright? webpages publish your own work lacks >> guest: i can't really answer that because i didn't start it. her current chairman julia reid had felt that they needed to expand what norton was doing and they felt we could get more recognition with two lines rather than just one and joy started in the last two years and it's such an aide gold working under norton but to separate the books into different areas of critics readers and everyone focused in on the books. >> host: 370 looks in the past 10 years. that's about 37 near. is that a pretty heavy lift? >> guest: my shoulders feel as if they are sagging to be honest. it's been a lot of books. we have a high productivity rate. unfortunately we have to turn down so many books and i have wonderful colleagues. i have wonderful editors. we all aspire to the same goals. we are a family i think i have 12 assistants who run good parts of american publishing and so we have all done this together so it's me but it's also a lot of other editors. >> host: i know you follow publishing news mr. weil. what weil. what do you think about some of the books that have been canceled or d