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as you said to me in the greenroom, is as if you shot a bullet with are hitting somebody. we are trying to do this amazing bouncing ask that -- balancing act. >> you wrote a book that is a graphic novel. why? >> it couple of reasons. the publisher approached me and said it would be a great way to learn about the health care bill. i was very eager for people to learn about the health care bill you read the polls and you ask people what they think about the affordable care act and they would say they like it. you ask them what they think about ending discrimination in the insurance market and 70% like that. what you make about making it more affordable to get insurance. 70% like it. they just did not understand. i thought a comic book was a great way to learn. my son was a great reader of this novel -- a graphic novel format. he convinced me to do it. >> but you did not have batman. >> i did not. >> i read it and i really enjoyed it. next step, who is the audience for this book? who you think is more to read it? what difference does it make? >> i have in mind the audience be

. >> this is on hide street the hide street has been a bar since 1930 it's been a greenroom to the jazz club that is currently a parking lot that's been 5 years a club it's been out of the business for like a year i took over and went through a lot of correspondence with the neighbor associations and a lot of meetings and then, of course, the caption now we got a license for operating it as a lounge and like to have food type but like to keep the tradition of music that is my passion like house music on the weekends so this is what we trying to get the license right now we do clean up i talked about our building residents they're just to have us clean up the streets we've installed 3 bright lights and security cameras and security cars there's through assert it's been great and i will mention i want to a lot of neighborhood meetings and 7 out of 8 meetings i mentioned accident entertainment my intention to have djs on the weekends for entertainment so, yeah it's been great so thank you. >> we're going to have questions for you. >> commissioner joseph. >> so you said you just got our liq

as you said to me in the greenroom, is as if you shot a bullet with are hitting somebody.we are trying to do this amazing balancing act. >> you wrote a book that is a graphic novel. why? >> a couple of reasons. the publisher approached me and said it would be a great way to learn about the health care bill. i was very eager for people to learn about the health care bill you read the polls and you ask people what they think about the affordable care act and they would say they like it. you ask them what they think about ending discrimination in the insurance market and 70% like that. what you make about making it more affordable to get insurance. 70% like it. they just did not understand. i thought a comic book was a great way to learn. my son was a great reader of the graphic novel format. he convinced me to do it. >> but you did not have batman. >> i did not. >> i read it and i really enjoyed it. next step, who is the audience for this book? who you think is more to read it? what difference does it make? >> i have in mind the audience being anyone who has an open mind abo

the printer was this wide. but i wrote on that and printed on that and i filed copies electronically, and i can do all that. stepping out into your greenroom is my iphone 6 plus, and i am always interested in new things but i also very, very strongly believe in the permanence of old good things. >> host: speaking of old things, book reviews are going away across the country. >> guest: certainly book review sections are going away. i mean, i remember when my first book came out, biography of a writer and i got a full page in time magazine with a big picture. i've then never been much of a fan of time magazine but i thought it was a kick, four million people. the rerue section is now a joke -- review section is now a joke. the problem is reviewing -- the "washington post" is reviewing about as many a week as it used to. if the they're scattered throughout the paper, the outlook section on sundays, the style section on wednesdays and the art section on sunday and the business section. they're there but not there in an organized coherent way, and it's -- i was very sad when "book world" was killed, income 2010. and my wife was the last editor