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this man and schuster says these are a very rockets forever so we are respecting the cease fire but all the as a by johnnie's respecting it where is the ceasefire don't look they're firing the ship is full of these rockets this is prohibited ammunition. as tensions between azerbaijan and armenia escalate fears are growing that russia and turkey could be drawn into a regional war. are joined by richard and he's the head of the regional studies center that is a foreign policy think tank in armenia ridge is good to have you on the program let me start by asking you what are you observing are you seeing any signs of possible progress here. fortunately friends we do see fresh signs of optimism a rare glimmer of hope after the elusive pursuit of ceasefire this is now 23 days of rather intense combat operations and is over but john launched it surprise attack in late september what we see though is a new diplomatic initiative momentum driven on 3 levels a french demonstration of shuttle diplomacy coupled with a russian effort to fix your end broker a cease fire and almost finally a recent anno

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ultimately what ended up happening once the editor who is been a phenomenal editor from simon & schuster got involved in the project and we talked about this not being just my story but a linear story and that's fine produce much more about all this different parts of my life that you mentioned. also talking about history and policy and politics what looked like. one of people i hope reads this book is the vietnamese community. because for me the vietnamese experience the refugee experience marks me. as a human being, as a child but i end up kind of resolving that by becoming a journalist and giving it at least in one case a vietnamese woman who end up in corpus christi's voice. because so many vietnamese just aspect of the first televised refugee crisis. as you know they were reduced to terminology. horrific terminology that journalists used to refer to people as vote people. so even in the deconstructing of vets, it is a way in which we can find ourselves in each other in this book hopefully. >> what i was going to say is i loved how much is three interwoven throughout the book, right?

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have caused and selena schuster our coworkers. uses a digital stethoscope to record their heartbeats. mark for our 1st aircraft the couple's also part of the art project every pair has a story of their own no matter when they were born. a year ago when they all felt i wasn't even born so i didn't experience it directly. but of course you hear a few stories about it from your grandparents and your parents. but i don't make a big deal of it. most of the 5 to and for tina hurt stage was still teenagers back in the 1990 s. the friends got to know each other over 20 years ago in berlin. the artists also document the couple's hopes and dreams for the future. it's meant i wish we could come closer to one another. starting now come together worldwide. you know it's best i come from west berlin and it's been and i come from kristen. i know we're completely honest with each other a lot of all superficial. you always hear about the know it all westerners who are always explaining things. and as you would never like that you always said look

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ultimately what ended up happening once the editor from simon & schuster, once she got involved in thewe talked about this not being just my story, which it's interesting, it's fine but is much more about all of those different parts of my life that you make it so beautifully and also talking about history and policy and politics and what it looks like. i was just thinking, josÉ, one of the communities i hope reads this book is the vietnamese community. because for me the vietnamese experience, the refugee experience marks me as a human being come as a child and in that resolving that i becoming a journalist and giving kelly so my case a woman what ended up in corpus christi voice because so many vietnamese were just come there with the first televised refugee crisis and as you know they were reduced to terminology, horrific terminology that journalists used to refer to people as vote people. even in the deconstructing of that, it's a way which we can find ourselves in each other in this book hopefully. >> actually was going to say is i love how much history is interwoven throughout th

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simon and schuster is remembering a longtime editor, alison mayhew who died earlier this year. during her more than 50 year publishing career she edited numerous of bestsellers and no-- award-winning books. the late supreme court justice book just to name a few. book tv will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news. you can watch our past programs anytime at book tv.org. >> good evening and welcome. my name is severe. before we launch into a discussion of richard kreitner's new book i would like to share a little bit of history about the strand picked this trend was handed in-- stretching from union square

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published by simon and schuster, part of viacomcbs, the book is a primer on joke writing. >> jerry seinfeld not an autobiography kinda guy. but what i'm interested in is craft and technique and approach to doing-- an art. and being able to look at how these bits are built, you could kind of learn, oh, i see why that word is here. >> wertheim: are there words that are objectively funny? >> jerry seinfeld: linkedin. putz. i mean, linkedin, if i was to break it down, it's the ks and the ns and the ls, and it's new. and-- i mean, if you want me to go further, i will. you're taking a yiddish word from the 18th century and you're putting it with linkedin. that's what a laugh is. it's a chemical explosion. >> wertheim: a little shtetl, a little silicon valley-- >> jerry seinfeld: a little shtetl, a little internet. the yiddish language is the greatest gold mine of comedy-- ever. every word is funny. >> wertheim: putz notwithstanding, seinfeld has always kept his act clean... >> jerry seinfeld: the buffet is like taking your dog to petco and letting your dog do the shopping. >> wertheim: at a time

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