s.c. gwynne: hello. thank you for coming by one to talk this afternoon how i came to this book or how the book came to me which sometimes is a simultaneous event. how a connecticut yankee public career in journalism and failed attempts at fiction suddenly decides he wants to be a historian. but not only that he wants to write about comanches and the great plains which is as far from connecticut as the frozen moons of jupiter. i will not bore you with the details of my literary past but to put it as briefly as possible i had my little epiphany in the spring of 1970. i had just been admitted to princeton university and i was traveling there for a weekend where you see if you want to go there. it was a glorious day in america. -- day in may. just like this morning and the spring was in full bloom. i had taken a train and the last leg was on a smaller train which was the princeton to princeton junction that took the right to the campus. i happen to be reading of book by f. scott fitzgerald cal

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talk about that cnn political commentator and democratic strategist donna brazile and cnn commentator s.cf you. in 2008 clinton stretched competence and toughness. this time around she's playing up the gender card. thing is she kind of is the gender card. does she really need to do that? >> you know the thing that no one talks about is that on the left there's a greater deficiency with men then with women on the right. democrats have a much better man problem than republicans have a woman problem. and actually hillary clinton doesn't have to wonder if that's a good strategy. all she has to look back to is 2014 mid terms when in a number of states red and blue a number of candidates male and female tried the pander to women. tried overselling to women. and they did so at the expense of other men and it failed disastrously whether that's in colorado with mark udall or in texas with wendy davis. around the country you saw that kind of war on women campaign and it really backfired. >> i pray we don't hear that term this time around. i'm sick of that term war on women. let's not use that. goin

s.c. gwynne: hello. thank you for coming by one to talk this afternoon how i came to this book or how the book came to me which sometimes is a simultaneous event. how a connecticut yankee public career in journalism and failed attempts at fiction suddenly decides he wants to be a historian. but not only that he wants to write about comanches and the great plains which is as far from connecticut as the frozen moons of jupiter. i will not bore you with the details of my literary past but to put it as briefly as possible i had my little epiphany in the spring of 1970. i had just been admitted to princeton university and i was traveling there for a weekend where you see if you want to go there. it was a glorious day in america.