jonah hill, stephanie grisham, there's been a lot of journalistic books that have come out in the recent months and more that are coming next year. i will probably wait to tackle a lot of those and i think as the readers appreciate that because there are so many different books out there and they want to know how do these kind of speak to each other and compare to one another. >> host: another was the free world. why did that appeal to you? >> he is best known as a terrific new yorker writer and he wrote the pulitzer prize sometime in the 2,000's for his look at the pragmatists and his impact on life. john dewey, oliver wendell holmes. this book is a delightful read and a look at the cultural life of the cold war mainly the united states partially as well and europe. any moment when american foreign-policy and national forn policy and national security policy was about containment, the american artistic and cultural world kind of exploded. he explores composers and novelists and artists and painters and essayists. each chapter it is a lengthy book around 800 or so pages and each feels li

jonah hill, stephanie grisham, there's been a lot of journalistic books that have come out in the recent months and more that are coming next year. i will probably wait to tackle a lot of those and i think as the readers appreciate that because there are so many different books out there and they want to know how do these kind of speak to each other and compare to one another. >> host: another was the free world. why did that appeal to you? >> he is best known as a terrific new yorker writer and he wrote the pulitzer prize sometime in the 2,000's for his look at the pragmatists and his impact on life. john dewey, oliver wendell holmes. this book is a delightful read and a look at the cultural life of the cold war mainly the united states partially as well and europe. any moment when american foreign-policy and national forn policy and national security policy was about containment, the american artistic and cultural world kind of exploded. he explores composers and novelists and artists and painters and essayists. each chapter it is a lengthy book around 800 or so pages and each feels li

jonah hill, stephanie grisham, there's been a lot of journalistic books that have come out in the recent months and more that are coming next year. i will probably wait to tackle a lot of those and i think as the readers appreciate that because there are so many different books out there and they want to know how do these kind of speak to each other and compare to one another. >> host: another was the free world. why did that appeal to you? >> he is best known as a terrific new yorker writer and he wrote the pulitzer prize sometime in the 2,000's for his look at the pragmatists and his impact on life. john dewey, oliver wendell holmes. this book is a delightful read and a look at the cultural life of the cold war mainly the united states partially as well and europe. any moment when american foreign-policy and national forn policy and national security policy was about containment, the american artistic and cultural world kind of exploded. he explores composers and novelists and artists and painters and essayists. each chapter it is a lengthy book around 800 or so pages and each feels li

. >> hyatt reviewed stephanie grisham, the former trump secretary about her book and the thing from the interview that stood out that she was talking about the president gave an oval office address on march 11. the day that tom hanks got covid everybody went oh my god this thing is real. they did not decide that they were doing an oval office address until 3 p.m. -- 3:00 p.m. and the speech was at eight. being alarmed only having three days, i can maybe find her story more shocking than i imagined. >> i am sure that my colleagues would say that is unimaginable. your not to have a good result. -- you are not going to have a good result. we had a speech ready in four hours, but that was bishop columbia. it is not -- spaceship columbia. it is a very quick turnaround. a major oval address will not be decide until 3:00 in the afternoon? it is unimaginable. you are not going to get a good result with a process like that in my opinion. >> there was confusion after the speech were all of the reporters were scrambling, saying what that he just announce? jody, why don't you take a turn in talking

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. >> a couple of weeks ago i interviewed stephanie grisham, former trump best -- former trump press secretary. about her book and the thing from the interview that stood out that she was talking about the president gave an oval office address on march 11. basically the day that tom hanks got covid and everybody went oh my god, this thing is real. she says that they did not decide that they were doing an oval office address until 3:00 p.m. and the speech was that 8:00. now that i hear you talking about your process and being alarmed at having only having three days, i think maybe your -- maybe hair story is even more shocking than i imagined. john: i am sure that my colleagues would agree, that is unimaginable. you are not going to have a good result. we had to do a speech for president bush in four hours once and that was when we lost seven astronauts on the spaceship columbia. it is not going to be a long speech, very brief, but very quick turnaround. the idea that a major oval address is not going to be decided on until 3:00 in the afternoon? it is unimaginable. you are not going to get a g

as he faces allegations of abuse from his ex-girlfriend -- former white house press secretary stephanie grishame abuse, and filed a defamation suit against grisham. and it's not only these marquee races. trump has also endorsed several down-ballot candidates, those who are run for secretary of state and attorney general in statewide races, as well as some local election pockets. even down to the precinct level. trump clearly here poppy helping to place his allies in more prominent roles ahead of the next presidential campaign. >> all right. sunlen serfaty, thanks so much for the reporting. and for more on this, i want to bring in former republican governor christine todd whitman of new jersey and our own cnn political director david chalian. good evening, thank you both for being here. governor whitman, let me begin with you. will trump's threat scare other republicans from supporting candidates trump dislikes? >> well, that's what he is clearly trying to do and i think he ought to be a little careful. the governor ought to be a little careful because alaskans are pretty independent. they don't