>> that is the apple of my eye, young margaret daniels. that was a few years ago. i think she was with me because -- i think it was primary day, possibly, of 2004. something else a little different with us, you almost never see sherry or one of the girls with me. that is my job, that is what i do. i almost did not run because sherry had great misgivings. she likes private life and she likes our privacy. family comes first with her. i came this close to not running for that reason. i said we do not have to do this like other people. i will never pressure you to take part in any event. i have kept that for six years. when she does things of her own choosing, people just love her to death, because she is so non-political. she is the queen of the indiana state fair, basically. she is defending champion once removed in a cow milking contest and a watermelon seed spitting contest. >> where did you meet her? >> i was working for mayor lugar. >> how many years have you been married? >> 31. three of my daughters are in indiana, and young margaret is just finishing her first

daniel. >> that would have been grandson? >> yeah, clifton is the grandson. >> well, would they have sent maybe a postcardo grandchildren of the trip? >> but in '53, this was two years before margaret married clifton. yeah, thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. it was great. >> thank you, matthew. thank you for coming. matthew will be out this way signing books. we'll see you next time. [applause] >> matthew algeo is the author of "last team standing" how they saved profootball during world war ii. he's currently a public radio reporter for more information visit trumanroadtrip.com. .. .. >> to see more summer reading lists and other programming information, visit our web site at booktv.org. >> you've been watching booktv on c-span2. every weekend we give you 48 hours of nonfiction book, public affairs and biography saturday morning at 8 through monday morning at 8 eastern.

daniel. >> that would have been grandson? >> yeah, clifton is the grandson. >> well, would they have sent maybe a postcard to grandchildren of the trip? >> but in '53, this was two years before margaretrried clifton. yeah, thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. it was great. >> thank you, matthew. thank you for coming. matthew will be out this way signing books. we'll see you next time. [applause] >> matthew algeo is the author of "last team standing" how they saved profootball during world war ii. he's currently a public radio reporter for more information visit trumanroadtrip.com. ♪ >> this summer book tv is asking, what are you reading? >> well, right now i'm reading on my kindle which i have sort of given up paper to save trees and also for convenience when i'm traveling. i'm reading it on my kindle which is electronic books that i can download through a wireless connection. i'm reading the soul of the age which is a new biography about william shakespeare. years ago i had the chance to visit in england a royal shakespeare theater and i sort of become a shakespeare fan in my old age. i wish i'd felt as strongly about studying shakespeare when i was in school. ma