and mary louise smith but they were teenagers. they could not jail the community. but rosa, being the secretary of the naacp, when she sat down, ed nixon said now it's time for us to do something. you read in some of these books -- somebody even said rosa was chosen and had been counseled what to do. that is why she sat down. biggest lie that could be told. joann robinson had gotten from the best -- from the bus company a seating arrangement. the first to see, the long seat across the back, and the first two rows from the back forward rosa was seated in one of those seats. when the bus driver asked her to get up and give her seat to a white man. she refused because she was seated where the bus company had said blacks were legally supposed sit. so, when you read rosa was chosen to sit there to get a case, that is not true. i was in montgomery. i answered the phone when ed nixon called and said we've got to do something. rosa had been arrested. my husband was a leader in montgomery as a student head of the student body at alabama state and an activist in the communit

he was also in love with his second wife mary louise until she was unfaithful to him as well. >> women were unfaithful to this great man. >> and her case she was 18 when she married him in his 40's. when he fell, they brought in this handsome, one eyed calvary colonel who swept her off her feet. otherwise, he never allowed women to have power in france. he thought that is where they went wrong. allowing their mistresses to have power. >> do you collect napolitano? [laughter] >> i do. not the hat. one of 17 hats he owned. >> who bought it? >> a south korean business man. it shows universal interest napoleon has. but also the amount of money people are willing to pay. >> what is the best movie about napoleon? a feature film. >> i asked martin scorsese that. he said there had it been a good one since 1927. we need a tv series. also he could grow up. >> we really do want to see and capture the sense of him from some of the best actors we have. >> yes. i don't know who would play him. >> thank you for coming. for those of us to love biographies and understanding people who have shaped our w