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politico has this story, too many democrats are running in 2020 according to science and why malcolm gladwelle author of best selling books told us the field is too large for most people to make sense of. >> if you are thinking about this from a purely rational perspective and you would legitimately like to know who is the best candidate or who is the candidate who most, best matches your own sense of where the country ought to be going, it is all but impossible with a field this large. >> so 23 candidates isn't the ideal number or our minds individually. but is it a good number for a party hosting a large primarile? republicans had a famously large field last cycle 17 and went on to win the electoral college. with 2008 was quite an open race because there was nos top official running from are the incumbent bush administration. obama's path to the white house wasn't ruined by running against seven pretty famous dems including biden, his later vp or clinton his later secretary of state. while the field was not as large as this year, the competition made for a very long calendar. clinton insist

a time for guinness if you can keep it by david and goliath by malcolm gladwell and richard simmons and little things by andy andrews and i think there's -- another one or nine of them that is i'll think of it in a minute. how do you select books that you read? >> it varies. i'm -- big on biographies and history. i tell people that smart people learn from their mistake. but brilliant people learn from other people's mistakes that's why you should read history, and biographies. because you have the opportunity to learn not only what went right, and not necessarily by date and names and facts. but the experience -- and spornt about what went wrong thus you learn from other people's mistakes. where do you like to read? >> wherever i can. >> i like on vacation i'm not much of a beach guy so i take a bag full of books and -- i go through pretty quick i read on the plane just any time that i can get a -- quiet place and have a cup of hot tea. and just sit back and read that take notes. i -- keep a little journal to take notes on the books that i'm reading. the other book that two other books

a time for truth, if you can keep it,, david and goliath by malcolm gladwell, and i read the power of a humble life by richard simmons and thement things by andry andrews, and i think -- andy andrews and there's another one. or nine of them. that's -- i'll think of in a minute. >> how do you select the books you read? >> it varies. i'm big on biographies. and history. i tell people that smart people learn from their mistakes but brilliant people learn from other people's mistakes and that's why you should read history and biographies because you have the opportunity to learn not only what went right and not necessarily a bunch of dates and names and facts but experience. and it's just in my opinion just as important, maybe more than important to learn what went wrong. you learn from other people's mistakes. >> host: where do you like to read? >> wherever i can. i like -- on vacation i'm not much of a beach guy so i take a bagful of books and go through them pretty quick but i read on the plane, just anytime i can get a -- find a quiet place and maybe have a cup of hot tea and just sit