this, if you don't know sebastiÁn junger.it is not my place to do this but in light of the events of early this morning and this morning that we all do need to, if you pray, pray, but let's have a moment to consider those poor people in orlando. [silence] >> okay, before we get in deeply in this book, i need to know something about him. rather more than capable harmonica player. >> that's only because of chicago, i was a young man in the 80's i lived near amazing blues heart player and he grew up in chicago, one of the best in the world and i was lucky enough right out of college i was working in an italian diner, all i remember that was three generations that worked there and they all screamed at each other all of the time and i couldn't deal with it at all and the tips were terrible and i would take all loose change, it was all loose change and bank store to the diner and trade a pocket full of change and get a lesson from jerry and he was amazing teacher and i started playing playing playing playing in blues band. >> if yo

[applause] >> this if you don't know is sebastian junger. [applause] >> it is certainly not my place to do this but i think in light of the events of early this morning. but we have at the moment to consider those poor people in orlando. okay before we get deeply into this book, i just learned that he fashions himself a rather more than capable harmonica player. >> that's only because when i was a young man in the 80s i lived near an amazing blues player. he grew up in chicago and was one of the best in the world ane i was lucky enough right out of college i was working and i talion diner.i all i remember as there were three generations and they all scream at each other all the time.ration i was told a conflict i couldn't avoid that i would take all thi loose change. there was a bad next-door to the diner and i would pocket it for a 20-dollar bill and get a lesson. he was an amazing teacher i started playing around boston and cape cod. and he said if you have one i will play it. >> i'm always going to carry one.ebasti save it until the q-and

later, sebastian junger talks about veterans returning home and then a panel of journalist on their experiences covering war. now, to politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c.. [inaudible conversation] [applause] >> hello, everyone. ... >> >>, a at least for in our. this is the story of two decades of reporting in the middle east garden with cairo where he went after he graduated college with two suitcases and $2,000 a they reject comedienne to become a foreign correspondent. we learn about his education , freelancing for radio while reporting for a major news network that in one case led to his kidnapping in syria. this book is much more is a current situation of the middle east as he said this morning i have never seen it worse this is his personal account a lucid alarming over real and where it is headed before i ask you to help me welcome richard not surprisingly he has the plane to catch at the end of the event so we will cut q&a just a little short to move everybody through to get their books signed. [applause] >> personal and is now split pleasure to be here cannot remember have s

later, sebastian junger talks about veterans returning home and then a panel of journalist on their experiences covering war. now, to politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c..