and he my favorite story about david mccullough.m not even sure it's you know, e you were referring to. but i'll tell it to you, because i i think it really exempt defies. you know what we are as a publishing company. david was under contract to us to write a book aboutasso, and he he spent about a year on it. and he came to the conclusion that he didn't want to write the book because he really did not want pablo picasso in his life any more. he didn't like the guy and david david had a really terrific literary agent named mort janklow. mort came to simon schuster. he said david wants to give his money back. he wants to give his advance back. he doesn't want to write this book andhe simon schuster at the time, i believe it was -- snider, said, keep the money, don't return it. we want to publish whatever david does next and he'll come up with ad the book that he camp with was truman. and obviously that changed the trajectory of david's career. it became it was it was really a massive bestseller. it also was a book that a lot of peopl

and and that was a kind of a classic david mccullough book, because he could.lowed him to write about the optimism of the american spirit and, you know, e can do nature of americans as told through these these brothers. and that was a story, the truman picasso story that i wanted to get out there. , how much time do you have to work directly with authors and edit them since you've been ceo and president for the last four years? it. i don't get to do it as much as i would like, but i do get to work with doris kearns goodwin. i'm still working with bob woodward and john irving, who is my favorite novelist of time. and i've worked with john on three of his novels, the first one, which iclassic, is called e person. and it was years ahead of the curve on on transgender rights. and and then i did abc mysteries and most recently, we published the last chairlift and john, i think is one of the greatest novelists alive and and for all time and i've been reading him since i was in high school. i think he's a pure storyteller and somebody who's been able to write changing

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mccullough, children today aren't so lucky. these gender affirming care treatments impact fertility? >> they are almost always sterilizing, even a month of the puberty blocker and estrogens. the surgeries, the mast tech tomorrows are complicated for need for surgical revision, trouble with drainage. the genital surgery is nothing short of horrific in the men, pee nile inversion advantagal plasty. performed. causes you're logic. women plasty surgeries distort the female genitalia. can't be reversed. many have regrets later on. sadly, the children who have the greatest pro-kelley at this for doing this they have autism spectrum disorder. so they don't have any ability to understand what they're getting into. >> judge jeanine: you know, dr. mccullough, the white house told us that they do not support surgery for minors but no problem advocating for gender affirming care. take a listen. >> gender affirming care is life-saving. age-appropriate, and a critical tool for healthcare providers. >> do you think states should have a right

cases, only his side of the discussio and, david mccullough, wrote their seminal works in the late 1970s, early 1980s, the rise of theodore roosevelt and mornings on horseback, they did not have access to 24 letters that joanna sturm, the granddaughter alice roosevelt lowo contributed to harvard in 1986, andbetter a fuller picture of alice, this only in theodore roosevelt's life for six years, but nonetheless informed this really feminist point of view. and absolutely, susan, part of it is misogyny, right? it's just it's just plain straight up, you know, not character was around this powerful and physical man. me in the sense hiding in plain sight is a goodacters were always there. they were always ave beesome physical archives have come available since some of the seminal works have been written. but you have to paystories in order for them to be told. it shows why. it revisit these historic figures eve masterful biographies done exemption from in the past in fairness. some of these women as you just mentioned, tried obscure their role. why did they. why did they want to do that?te theo

we can position. mccullough faces a series trench from the far right, let the marine to pin and drill down. but the last one to limit to immigration and scrap nationality rights for children. born in fonts, a phone and bids, and the lines of both of these on the list called the new pop in the front. these come together in a bit to stop the far right. the high state selection is all about this the make up of the french parliament or the assembly enough to nodded. behind me, the president lacrosse interest, spotty does not have a majority in there. he's been stuck trying to possibles, but it's unclear whether the snap elections would really change that situation. now that all feels of the far right could become stronger in there, but there's no fault. he gets an absolute majority, like the opinion polls the showing. some feel is good. i'll show an even more political chaos in front. explode, see president macross gambled, old snap evictions could backfire hunting? the found right. it's false. we have shot a governing funds and taking the country into uncharted waters on a global level a

we're not available to mccullough. we're not available to more as they were donated in the 1980s to harvard, and they're extraordinaire. i mean, theodore roosevelt writing these phrases is there is nothing whatever else. but you add underlining nothing, whatever to her. i mean, he loved this woman so deeply, so profoundly. but there was never any evidence of it. you know, a historian say couldn't say that definitively. you could only speculate and there it is now. you can now you can see it in his own hand. well, what a wonderful book. what great you you found new things like these letters but such great insights so a wonderful i'm sure you're all going to want to read it and get it signed. ed o'keefe, thanks so much. thank

when edmund morris and, david mccullough, wrote their seminal works in the late 1970s, early 1980s, thehorseback, they did not have access to 24 letters that joanna sturm, the granddaughter alice roosevelt longworth, contributed to harvard i86, suddenly you have a bigger picture, a better a fuller picture alice, this person who was only in theodore roosevelt's life for six years, but nonetheless informed this really i you know, susan, part of it is misogyny, right? it's just it's just plain wanting to look at the other character was around this incredibly powerful and physical man. so i think it was its time in the sense hiding in plain sight is a good way put it. these these characters were always there. they were always a part of the story. there have been some physical ■=hyarchives have come available since some of the seminal works have been w attention to those stories in order for the it makes sense to revisit these even there have been masterful biographies mp past in fairness. some of these women as■w you jut mentioned, tried obscure their . they wanted theodore roosevelt to be

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when you have the likes of ridgeway, alvin, matthew taylor, mccullough, these are all names you heardater on. two of them became chiefs of staff of the army. these are great leaders, so this made the difference here. i want to end by saying this year. i want to reada quick quote from a german commander. he was a commanding officer of 125th. a good friend of mine interviewed him many years ago. in the interview when he was asked about how his unit reacted or asked about the normandy invasion, this is what he said. my regiment was left to attack american paratroopers. it was madness. no one knew how many paratroopers had landed or where they were. it was a matter of guessing where they were or where they would be. you cannot imagine the confusion i had to deal with. my soldiers did not know what to fight. thank you, folks, and i look forward to your questions. [applause] >> the floor is open for questions. the one thing we want to say is if you have a question, please wait until our student gets to you with a microphone so we can all hear you. i see a hand way back. we have to wait unti

peter mc mccullough. congressman, what do you think is the most important fact is you have uncovered in all your investigations? >> i think that the numerous facts that we have uncovered led to the very notion that dr. fauci as director of the naaid takes no responsibility for anything that seems to happen when it comes to the grant process, nefarious b behavior, lack of control within his agency tells us everything. messaging was absolutely horrible and so was bed-side manner through this entire process. we've seen so many incidents of things tamake no sense. you look at us having mandate for the vaccine when we have people coming across the border unvaccinated and disbursed around the nation. >> laura: that is most important fact, not to be a brat here, but what is most important fact we learned? number one fact we learned about anthony fauci? >> we learned he was overseen and coordinating a u.s.-chinese conspiracy to create sars cov 2. the doctors in wouhan, china co-conspired creation of a sars-like w

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that was notoriously corrupt in its early years and in fact, if john marshall hadn't saved it in mcculloughell might have just gotten rid it because of its reckless irresponsibility. and i think one of the lessons to take away from all this is it's not so much that these it is rather that when the governmentpolicies that are desr the entire political community in second order, the last long its, one of the dangers is is that the details are oftenred, manipulated by interests who have a unique access to power that. average citizens do not. i wonder, is there a difference opinion here about the nature of a middle class republic where? the jeffersonians have a view that a middle class republic is agrarian they think of their opponents of hamilton in particular aadvancing a non middle class republic and oligarchy. hamiiddle class republican is commercial. yes, i that hamilton would have would have recognize this that the near run future of the predominantly agricultural. this is, i thi, of the rea paint on which is the last of his. three great economic reports to so of to the to to congress, wh