robert caro, who i interviewed for this book. yeah, wonderful: there's his, there's his outline behind him, if you can get up close and read and see what's coming up. but, of course, he visited, and his whole first book is about the hill country. but he says when he first saw those red files, he almost turn around and went home and came up with a new project. he also, it's funny, when i interviewed him and told him the project i was doing, he said that's really, that's going to take a lot of time and effort, and i didn't really listen. and then you think back and say robert caro said this is going to take a lot of time and effort. there i am, you can see i'm as happy as can be -- [laughter] i've got a roosevelt mug, a bush-schofield book, i'm in heaven in austin, texas. and this is where the bats all show up at one point of the day in austin. then we get to the george bush library, and this is when it starts to become hard to get your hands on any archives. i was able to find a lot of documents in which bush told the oak ridge bo

it wasn't until later i realized what robert caro was probably telling me. i thought he was saying the trip would be hard. the trip was easy. i know if anyone's read books that combined traveling and history, they look, they look easy to write. it becomes very hard because you start thinking, well, now i'm talking about myself too much, now i'm talking about this too much. so the way i wrote a book, which i wouldn't advise anybody to do, was i wrote everything ask then spent, like, two years editing, editing, editing. the thing was about a i thousand payments, i think, when i first wrote it. i just put everything in. so it took me a couple years to write it. >> did you at any point this time ever feel caught up in those political or divisive school of thought camps at various of the libraries? >> well, the only library that had any was the nixon library. be in terms of different people in the library having different issues. most of the libraries i went to i didn't even know who was from the archives, who was from the foundation. i mean, it's pretty seamless

talking and he said that at the beginning this isn't going to be like lyndon johnson talking to robert caro. we are always going to talk. and i thought wow that is a pretty cool thing to say. >> he is the biographer that wrote all of the lbj books. [laughter] >> this is a smart group. >> one of the things you did -- first of all it's very rare you get a ceo that doesn't have to go through to get to him. i can get him any time on the phone but i usually don't call him because he will call me. [laughter] but i can get to him anytime i want wanted to and then in this age you can skip can't get to the city manager anymore. have to go through these different levels and so it is really where you have that kind of access to somebody who doesn't answer every question i asked by a long shot he volunteers names and telephone numbers of people he knew would say bad things about him. [laughter] >> what is his motivation for that? they only asked to read one chapter. and i come back and i was going to be going through north carolina and he said we want to know what you read your award winning chapter cl

caros. >> las cosas no se miden por su tamaÑo. >> sacar de la solterÍa a george clooney, el soltero mÁs cotizado del mundo, era como la pelÍcula de julia robertse la protesta. >> sÓlo paul. >> pamela, estÁs en protesta? >> estoy consolÁndome, lo bueno es que es una mujer inteligente. un grupo de nÁufragos africanos, los guardacostas italianos transmitieron informaciÓn a un buque tailandÉs que navegaba preste a las costas de libia, y logrÓ rescatar con vida a 55 personas, otras 40 murieron en la tragedia. tormentas, granizos, lluvias, inundaciones, y grandes daÑos vivieron los residentes de la zona metropolitana de denver, y otras localidades en el estado de colorado, el mal clima agarrÓ muchos desprevenidos, y otros prefirieron quedarse en casa por los fonemas con el transporte pÚblico. sufrieron cuantiosos daÑos. enfrentan cargos de homicidio premeditado de agresiÓn con daÑo fÍsico con un arma letal por decapitar a una mujer y herir a una persona en enfrentar donde trabajaba en arizona, podrÍa enfrentar la pena de muerte por el acto que recordÓ la manera en que los miembros de estado islÁmico asesinan, aunque todavÍa no ha sido catalogado com