this year'swe winner is yuval levin. he is the author of the book "a time to build" from family and community to congress and the campus. how recommitting to our institution can revive the american dream. i met yuval levin about five years ago i been a longtime fan of his work he was an isi lever phyllo was introduced to him by e-mail. i wasas a young fan so i had listened to his podcast i had read his books. i showed up at his office very eager with a notepad of about 30 questions and tried to make my way through these questions and about 45 minutes. it peppered him with questions about edmund burke, thomas paine, about rebuilding associations of civil society and i think he thought it was amusing and endearing because i was a student sitting at his seat at the end of the conversation he told me i had a big job in front of me which at the time i just become the executive director of the american conservative and about four years later the summaries of the same thing to me of a big job ahead of you when i came to isi. on

" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin," we havey important show. the issue, red china. grave threat to the united states and the rest of the free world. we'll dig deep into this issue with michael pillsbury. former defense policy board chair and great john ratcliffe. and america's first policy institute chairman. we need to awaken to what is taking place in a comprehensive way with communist china, how they are now aligning with russia, supporting russia if they invade ukraine, and russia supporting communist china if they invade taiwan and their hyper sonic missile projects, but before we focus on that, we have a problem here. we have a lot of problems in this country. one of them is something called january 6 committee. and the january 6 committee, you can see that the propaganda, democrat party media and at white house, and that control congress, want to turn january 6 to an event. to use against conservatives, again donald trump, against anyone who disagrees with them, they took it out of old soviet playbook. i want to talk abo

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin."o of my interview with president trump. the interviews with president then there are interviews. this format is the best. we can have president speak for himself rather than interrupting him. rushing around. so, this is part two. before we get to part 2. i want to mention, we have got to reject the media narrative. in you listen to media, you will get screwed up. not the facts, not getting any history, even recent history. it a propaganda operation. we should know it by now. there are a handful of real journalists, a handful of news platforms that is it. one of things they want to do censure that donald trump -- is ensure that donald trump if he chooses to run again, you will oppose him. that is same media tried to turn 2016 election to a fraudulent election, talk about them, talking about fraudulent elections. i want to remind you all donald trump wanted to do system prove this country, unlike barack obama, he loved this country, he loved citizens, he didn't view them as racist. he wa

the strike mains levin dusky has broken. get mullahs, half a century old record of most famously giggles in a calendar year. that's 43. you're watching day of the news is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. non essential travel between britain and france has been banned. paris has introduced title travel restrictions in a bid to slow down the spread of the army. kron koran of ours barons. that's a news update. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour that doug o, i talk film is up next with a look at legendary hotels this times. it's let the bristol in paris sounds inviting. i, rebecca, written for me and the tape here thanks very much for watching. ah, the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities a mosaic of different people and languages. the ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty.

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robin levin dusky bagged the final goal of the match in the dying minutes and what a go! it was! the prolific poll volleying in an unstoppable short air. it is! the strike means levin dusky has broken, get will as half a century old record of most put his leg goals in a calendar year with $43.00 into milan have terminated kristin erickson's contract because of the cardiac device. he had fitted after collapsing on the pitch during the european championships in the summer. the 29 year old midfielder hasn't played since suffering a cardiac arrest during denmark's game against finland at the euro's. italian health regulations prohibit him from playing with the device, but he could continue his career in another country. mohammed ben said i am has been elected the new president of the f. i a the world governing body for motor sports. he's the 1st non european to hold the position bend to lay him, one of the most successful ara drivers in motorsport history became the 1st arab vice president of the f. i a back in 2008. and he's also being part of the organizations development task forc

ok, rob levine. imagine that - $500 million! thank you _ know. ok, rob levine.itish woman who found herself in jail, after travelling to syria tojoin islamic state, told in her own words. the new movie the lost daughter is attracting quite a lot of interest as the film industry approaches its awards season. it stars olivia colman and is directed by maggie gyllenhaal. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson met up with them both to talk about the film. what were your daughters like when they were little? can't remember much, actually. olivia colman, maggie gyllenhaal, you are both mothers — you've got two girls, you've got two boys and a girl, i've got that right? yes. and this is a film which really does explore motherhood and goes to some places that are very dark. i had never played a part like that before, and i don't recall seeing a woman like leda depicted on screen before, and so that was interesting. and just searingly honest, you know, the depiction of not necessarily being a great mum. children are a crushing responsibility. happy birthday. this

mark levin the great one host of life, liberty and levin joins us now.lso the author of the multiple times over best selling book american marxism. mark mark, thanks for being here. you are the guy a lot of us look too to put the parts together and connect the dots. you are seeing this new variant they are telling us to brace for it we may be seeing a rerun of something. are we off on that? >> no. as a matter of fact, i would ask this: why isn't the federal medical bureaucratic casey focused on curing cancer and as heimer's disease. and heart disease. heart attacks, and diabetes and these diseases that kill millions and millions of americans every single year? you know, fauci had a press conference as you know yesterday, because they found one case, a guy in california, one case, and it is, quote, extremely mild, according to the south africa can expert on this. and by the way, she is not only their top doctor but she actually practices medicine, unlike fauci who hasn't practiced it in half a century. this is really getting outrageous. one other thing on

he hosts life, liberty and levin on the fox news channel. i call him the great one for a reason.gratulations. that's a monumental achievement. >> thank you. let me unravel this. adam schiff doctoring evidence. adam schiff is a lawyer and has a license in california and maybe other places. rather than us just whining about this unethical hack, let's do something about it. lawyers are not free to doctor evidence particularly when they are doctoring evidence for the purpose of putting people in prison. that's what adam schiff and this committee did with these text messages. they removed paragraphs and changed punctuation. it's time to people file a serious etices complaint with the supreme court of california. he doesn't deserve to be a member of the bar -- he is worse than a slip and fall lawyer. number 2, ladies and gentlemen, if you want to see what the old soviet union was like. look at the january 6th committee. you have clowns making pronouncements about the guilt of individuals whom they're supposed to be investigating. they want their text messages and emails and going to ph

plan ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin."reat guests senator tim scott, first time on the program. and dr. harvy risch, scientific medical expert, digging into the vaccine issue with kids 'masks. but before we do, does the president of the united states have an obligation to follow the law? what if he doesn't follow the law? we have a provision in the constitution. president shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed. shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed. is that what joe biden is doing? no, joe biden is the most lawless president in modern american history, you can tack talk about nixon or whom ever you want. people don't realize we have a code with immigration. all keeps of classes of people, all kinds of visas and green cards. we have a percentages of people from certain parts of the world tax on the number of people, this has been codified. codified. when the president of united states is sworn to office, where they shuffle down pennsylvania avenue with the doctor, dr. jill. he is supposed to up

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is known as ukraine's contra capital, not kia, interestingly, but levine, flynn, at least traditionally on here. her teaches at the music academy in live had initially advised her against pursuing a career in conducting saying it wasn't suitable for women. instead, they recommended she learned to play the flute, yet live remains set on her dream. we visit the music academy. she once studied at w n. and there are many people here to welcome her. the academy is very proud of its former student, and she's glad to be back where her career began with this is where she 1st took the stage. at the time she played the flute and ukrainian folk music. i live in the time for a quick lesson. and an introduction to conducting i think it's as old as janine good hand. it's basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing and for the sound on fuel clock to then blank. yeah. a few items. it's very important for the q is an opera, right? so the orchestra can be lad with the right hand, and cues can be given to the singers, but the lack jessica. but really the right hand goes on. tut tut, tut. lynn

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i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin".". this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-famil y, pro-community, and especially pro-america. and then all of the disasters he has created and then made worse with his solutions biden found time what was the point of the summit? how does that help you? the solutions that we seek have a common antecedent this is not a

alicia levine of ny mellon, greatly appreciate it.is a tough day if you are an electric carmaker today. use it saying it has received a subpoena from the sec about its spac deal. more on that next. this is bloomberg. guy: let's get some clarity on lucid. shares down after the news that it got a subpoena from the sec. ed ludlow. what is this about? ed: the filing seems to indicate it is the merger between the spac, which is churchill capital , and the company, which traded under a different name at the time. we don't know much more of that. the scope of the investigation is not known. the sec has really ramped up enforcement against spac's in general. isaac we are in the high single digits this year. if you think about nicola or lordstown, they have been subject to sec investigations. we don't know what the specifics are in this case. alix: unfair question, but how damaging could this be for the company to actually get its job done? ed: for nikola, they haven't really covered from just haven't really recovered from the sec investigatio

levin dusky has broken gap miller's half century old record of most coolness, like a gold. in a calendar year with $43.00 inter milan have terminated christian erickson's contract because of the cardiac device. he has fitted after collapsing on the pitch during the european championships in the summer. the 29 year old midfielder has in plates and suffering a cardiac arrest during denmark's game against finland at the euro's. italian health regulations prohibit him from playing with the cardiac device, but he could continue his career in another country. mohammed ban, so am has been elected the new president of the f i a that's the world governing body for motor sports. he's the 1st non european to hold the position. benzo am one of the most successful. our drivers in motor sports history became the 1st arab vice president of the fi, back in 2008. and he's also being part of the organization's development task force since 2013 it right, well to randolph, the shell, we're bringing you some fest of cheer from peru. christmas has come early for these do animals in the capital,

don levin has been sued for sexually assaulting a man in a bar claim he denies. and most recently produced john griffin was charged with such crimes involving children. now we spoke with legal and media unless lanelle he said the little musket quit was actually genuine condemnation of the new show. no, it's not a joke and bad taste is the truth about a network in bad taste. let's go back to what chris cuomo did. not only was he providing strategy to his brother, but he was working with his governor staff, one in particular. and he was talking about basically how they could sullying besmirch in impede the reputation of those women who might be making these allegations of the 1st place. so now this transcends strategy sessions from going and deliberately targeting and the conspiracy to impugn the integrity of women who dared complain about untoward behavior. this is not at all consistent. so one thing i wanna just explain though, think of 2022 brings something to bear along with the death and the destruction and the, the, the internment of, of, of, or in terms of i

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. >> the latest victim, 72-year-old marshall levine, was a counselor and life coach.ng his office from karen. >> we sat down with the officers. and they wanted to know what kind of clients was he seeing, and, you know, what was his practice like. >> because the assumption was this was about marshall? >> yeah. >> i'm wondering whether you felt more of a threat after the second and third murder scenes are sort of announced. >> honestly, i was scared. but i also knew, or believed, that this was personal. and i felt in my heart of hearts that when this shooter crossed steve off his list, that he was moving down a list. >> if the killer did have a list, police were racing to find out why were these people on it? what did they have in common? investigators collected shell casings at karen's office and discovered they were .40 caliber. same as at the other two crime scenes. four murders now in less than 31 hours. all possibly committed by the same person. there was one promising clue. dna on a shell casing recovered at the scene of steve pitt's murder. investigators ran it t

andy levin joins us, the michigan congressman, the democrat.nks for taking the time, congressman. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. >> neil: same here. how do you feel about joe manchin? >> well, i don't get mad. i get mad when people whack me on the ice rink playing hockey. i don't understand where senator manchin is coming from. west virginians benefit from this. a west virginia family with two young kids that earn $40,000 a year would say $10,000 a year under build back better on healthcare, child care and more. west virginia has more old people than the average state, more child poverty than the average state. i don't get where he's coming from. he represents about 40% as many people as levin in the metro area. so that one senator is holding up this train of progress for our country. we'll have to deal with him. what i think we need to do is have the president begin to take executive action now on some things that he can while we continue to negotiate to get this done early in the new year. for example, he could negotiate -- he could tak

i said tojoseph e levine, he's out. you didn't say that? i said, he's out. he's gone. anne bancroft in 1961, during rehearsals for the perry como show. his life changed forever. there she was, on stage, singing beautifully. i saw her backstage and we talked and i never stopped seeing her and talking to her for the next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards is the medal of arts he received from barack obama at the white house. the president was a big fan of blazing saddles. he loved the film. he loved the film, and he cheated? well, he was 12 years old, it was listed for 16 and above, and i think he cheated. # i bet he drove the other kids wild... mel brooks fell in love with words and music when he was five years old. he chose this for his first performance, and he's been singing it ever since. # baby # because, baby, look at you now... what a great story and great life indeed. i want to tell you about the bbc 100 women list which has been published on tuesday. celebrating the achievements of grassroots activists the global leaders. half of this years list is dedi

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i said tojoseph e levine, he's out. you didn't say that? i said, he's out. he's gone.ncroft in 1961, during rehearsals for the perry como show. his life changed forever. there she was, on stage, singing beautifully. i saw her backstage and we talked and i never stopped seeing her and talking to her for the next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards is the medal of arts he received from barack obama at the white house. the president was a big fan of blazing saddle. fan of blazing saddles. he loved the film. he loved the film, and he cheated? well, he was 12 years old, it was listed for 16 and above, and i think he cheated. # i bet he drove the other kids wild... mel brooks fell in love with words and music when he was five years old. he chose this for his first performance, and he's been singing it ever since. # baby # because, baby, look at you now... the great mel brooks sharing some of his remarkable life story with alan yentob. and you can see the full interview on bbc news channel and iplayer on 31st december. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where

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have to be good reasons and to have to find new compromises. domino's he had like on for me, said levin. not always easy. yeah. okay, lynn, if shows us one of her favorite places. oh, the beach. she used to come here as a child with her parents. and rather than do, ma'am, when you swim in the sea and you feel that you are a part of the breathing of the universe, i them day when you vassal, as design on leave of. i love it when there are big ways to let in. the redlands waves and wind rise though begin their. that's how their feet into holland begins. it's 5 in this in this on it, but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves. sions very little. awe, wagner is ever present with lin, if, wherever she is wagner design in baghdad, with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera, even facebook after the whole art the whole history whole. but he put opera on a whole new track, the late past. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian

of classical music, not vienna, hasn't been would of like one own office is that my unofficially levine is known as ukraine's contra capital. not kiya interestingly, but le beef lin, at least traditionally on here. her teaches at the music academy in live, if had initially advised her against pursuing a career in conducting saying it wasn't suitable for women. instead, they recommended she learned to play the flute, yet live remains set on her dream. we visit the music academy. she once studied at the wooded n, and there are many people here to welcome her. the academy is very proud of its former students, and she's glad to be back where her career began with this is where she 1st took the stage. at the time she played the flute and ukrainian folk music or anything and he time for a quick lesson and an introduction to conducting i guess it's as old as daneen can hand. it's basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing. and for the found on fuel clung food and blank. yeah. a few items. it's very important for the cues, an opera that i said, the orchestra can be led with the ri

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mark levin weighs in on that an his thoughts on january 6th and the corrupt committee of liz cheney straight ahead. >> \m \m cheney straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: now with the democrat build back better spending in peril, elizabeth warren is endorsing a radical court packing scheme to add 4 justice to the current court. the court doesn't have enough far left liberal activists that don't believe in separation of powers mark levin's book not only was number 1 on the "new york times list for 10 weeks in a row, it the number 1 best selling book of all books for the entire yea he hosts life, liberty and levi on the fox news channel. i call him the great one for a reason. that's a monumental achievement >> thank you. let me unravel th adam schiff doctoring evidence. adam schiff is a lawyer and has a license in california and maybe other places. rather than us just whining about this unethical hack, let's do something about it. lawyers are not free to doctor evidence particularly when they are doctoring evidence for the purpose of putting people in pr that's what adam schiff and thi committee did

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of classical music, not vienna, hasn't been would of like one own office is zach my unofficially. levine is known as ukraine's contra capital, not kia, interestingly, but levine, flem, at least, traditionally thong here. her teaches at the music academy in live, if had initially advised her against pursuing a career in conducting saying it wasn't suitable for women. instead, they recommended she learned to play the flute, yet live remains set on her dream. we visit the music academy. she once studied at w n. and there are many people here to welcome her. the academy is very proud of its former student, and she's glad to be back where her career began with this is where she 1st took the stage. at the time she played the flute and ukrainian folk music. i live in the time for a quick lesson. and an introduction to conducting, i think it's as old as the link a hand is basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing and for the found on the fuel clung to didn't blank. yeah, a few items. it's very important for the cues in an opera, and i said the orchestra can be lad with the right h

michael levin is one of the authors of this study.e living robots have no brain or digestive system. why are they considered robots and how could that be programmed tosoever problems? >> they contain only skin although we could add other components, other cell types, muscle and various things and they are robots because their behavior is definable by an artificial intelligence algorithm developed at the university of vermont by our clb raters and the ai is helping us to define the stimuli that you have to give to the stem cells to make them assemble into synthetic machines with useful functions. >> just incredible the co-author of this study said the cells can be used as building blocks like a lego. what can be built? >> all kinds of things there's two basic areas of impact of this technology. one is as we get better at telling cells what they should be building, we can make useful synthetic machines they might be doing useful things in thecleaning out the environment. the other big application of this technology is that by learning h

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member jerry levine and there he is. >> there i am. good morning, chair mandelman, vice chair peskin and commissioners. i'm a member of the c.a.c. and i'm sitting in for john larsen, the chair of the committee, who was unable to attend today. i'm here to report on the virtual c.a.c. meetings for october 27th and december 1st, 2021. from our october meeting, in discussing the allocations and appropriations of prop k and aa funds that comprise item 5 on your consent agenda, the c.a.c. voted to sever and remove the request from bart from $1.1 million in prop k funds for -- sorry -- for public address system improvements and the installation of the hearing loop technology to assist individuals with hearing aides. this c.a.c. asked if the project was being coordinated with the sfmta so that agents for bart and muni in the joint use spaces in market street subway station could share the hearing loop technology. bart staff said that even though there is regular coordination, they have had to approach sfmta about sharing the technology and rep

joining us is ezra levin. thanks for making time. >> great to be here. >> as a former congressional staffer and somebody who has won working for the past five years really hard to get progressive priorities passed in washington, i have to ask you if i am wrong about this, if i am looking at this recent action in the senate, if i'm wrong to see that as sort of this happening now, the prospects for reforming the filibuster for passing voting rights, they seem real now. >> no, you are exactly right. this is great news for everybody saying the filibuster is always going to be exactly what it is right now, as much as we've been telling them there have been dozens of changes to the filibuster over the past several years. now we see it. it's right in front of us. congress has done it twice. mitch mcconnell agreed to two changes to the filibuster to expedite nominees. that's how donald trump got three supreme court justices without 60 votes. we see it right now. they're able to change the filibuster when they want to.

member jerry levine and there he is. >> there i am. good morning, chair mandelman, vice chair peskin and commissioners. i'm a member of the c.a.c. and i'm sitting in for john larsen, the chair of the committee, who was unable to attend today. i'm here to report on the virtual c.a.c. meetings for october 27th and december 1st, 2021. from our october meeting, in discussing the allocations and appropriations of prop k and aa funds that comprise item 5 on your consent agenda, the c.a.c. voted to sever and remove the request from bart from $1.1 million in prop k funds for -- sorry -- for public address system improvements and the installation of the hearing loop technology to assist individuals with hearing aides. this c.a.c. asked if the project was being coordinated with the sfmta so that agents for bart and muni in the joint use spaces in market street subway station could share the hearing loop technology. bart staff said that even though there is regular coordination, they have had to approach sfmta about sharing the technology and rep

center of classical music, not vienna has often would of like one on office is that my unofficially levine is known as ukraine's cultural capital. not kia, interestingly, but le beef lin, at least traditionally on here. her teaches at the music academy in live had initially advised her against pursuing a career in conducting saying it wasn't suitable for women. instead, they recommended she learned to play the flute, yet live remains set on her dream. we visit the music academy she once studied at noted n, and there are many people here to welcome her. the academy is very proud of its former students, and she's glad to be back where her career began with this is where she 1st took the stage. at the time she played the flute and ukrainian folk music. i live in the time for a quick lesson. and an introduction to conducting, i think it's as old as the link hand is basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing and for the found on fuel clung to didn't blank. yeah. a few items. it's very important for the cues in an opera that i said, the orchestra can be lad with the right hand. and

made an appearance on fox news last night where he sat for an interview with the interminable mark levinor a wide-ranging conversation about all the many dumb things he did and said as president. >> before covid flew in from the dust, came in from china, which by the way, dr. fauci -- i got along with him quite well, but i usually did the opposite of what he suggested. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. and that's why one of you got raced to walter reed hospital and the other was not. [ laughter ] trump, his hair is pure cotton candy now, isn't it? [ laughter ] trump is making the rounds to promote his new book. it's called "our journey together." [ laughter ] was that a journey? felt more like an ordeal than a journey. [ laughter ] "our journey together" is a coffee table book of photographs from trump's time in office. he likes his books the way he likes his restaurant menus, pictures only. [ laughter ] of course, the always obsequious levin laid the praise on very thick, and trump explained that this project for him was a labor of love, not a money thing. >> mr. president, the book is unbel

>> senator -- >> and you want people to trust you. >> reporter: michigan senator carl levin was one ofalter mondale lost his bid for the white house to ronald reagan, but he had been there in 1976 as jimmy carter's v.p.. he died at 93. >> there are things we know we know. >> reporter: donald rumsfeld served four presidents during his long career in washington, twice serving as america's secretary of defense. >> i'm extremely proud to introduce to you senator bob dole. >> reporter: but it was bob dole who ended up one of the longest serving republican senators in washington. he sought his party's nomination for president several times before finally getting it in 1996. >> we are bound by our heritage set of common values. >> reporter: only to lose to bill clinton. he left us at 98. weekend update's norm mcdonald honored dole on "saturday night live", in the way that comedians do. >> how are you, senator? >> normally -- bob dole knows how much it meant to play me on the show for the next four years, and bob dole feels your pain. >> reporter: he died at just 61. roger mud was a very real

kayleigh: i dated a democrat earlier in life however i am married to a camo wearing conservative, mark levineican. that is where i was always meant to be. however more of the liberal democrats supplemented they would date a republican woman, so they may have a hard time. >> greg: won big findings it reverses the stereotype. republicans are actually open-minded and the left are intolerant. their version of tolerance is being tolerant was somebody you already agree with but the real lesson here, it is not actually about the political affiliations, it is about the severity of it. i dated mostly all liberals but i would never date a hard left activist protester because there is something wrong, there is a survivalist, something wrong going there too so when you go to the extreme edges they always tend to meet. there is crazy, they are just mirrors of a different kind of crazy. that is what you avoid. it cans of for christmas. >> greg: you have your wedding and a bomb shelter. >> harold: jessie, you're pretty stylish. >> jesse: yes. >> harold: male leggings or "meggings" are seeing a huge boost in

nelkin, and coulter, laura ingram, molly hemingway, sebastian gorka, david horowitz, mark stein, mark levin, the list is long, and it was an amazing opportunity for me to work one-on-one with so many influential, interesting and provocative authors. >> one that you didn't mention was donald trump. >> we did publish donald trump, a book called time to get tough that really set the stage honestly for his presidential run. we published that back in 2011 when he flirted with the idea of running and then decided not to but that was the beginning of him speaking out on sort of national and international political issues. >> host: in a previous conversation that you and i had, you mentioned once he declared in 2016 he was running for president you went back and read his old stuff and saw no discrepancies. >> guest: that is such an interesting thing. the reason i went back and read his old stuff is when he declared he was going to run we thought we published this book maybe we should publish the paperback edition. that seemed like a good marketing decision at this point and so we thought maybe we w