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and all the way on the right he have evan thomas. evan has been a reporter and editor at news week and "times" for many years. did i leave anything out? >> susan's podcast. >> he didn't mention that i didn't cover watergate. >> well, it's true. we want a mix of people, people who covered watergate, people like me who weren't alive during watergate. you were just barely alive, right? >> very small. >> i want to know from elizabeth and dick how, if anything, does it feel to be in the watergate after all these years? did you ever do any reporting in here? >> well, for a while i lived in watergate, in an apartment building. and without going into it i uncovered a difficulty and a cover up. >> what do you mean? >> well, i can't go into it but -- [ laughter ] -- it's for my next book. it felt weird. our focus on the watergate brake in leaves out the more important break in. >> the one before. >> the one before that, which was the break in of the offices of the psychiatrist of the man who released the watergate -- excuse me, the vietnam war pape

on the right we have evan thomas. [applause] evan has been an editor and reporter at newsweek and time, he authored the book, being nixon, a man divided. you didn't mention the podcast. mentionh: you didn't that i didn't cover watergate. leon: that's true. we wanted a mix of people, people who covered watergate, people like me who were not alive during watergate. know, from elizabeth and dick, how did it feel to be in the watergate after all of these years? did you ever do any reporting in here? elizabeth: for a while i lived in the watergate. , ihout going into it encountered difficulty in the car up. i cannot go into it. it's for my next book. [laughter] it felt weird. leon: to what? elizabeth: i do not want to rain on the raid -- rain on the parade right away, but the watergate break-ins lead out the more important break-ins. the one before that, the break-in of the offices of the psychiatrist of the man who released the watergate -- excuse me the vietnam war papers. really more serious. it was a violation of the ri

all the way on the right, evan thomas. [applause] evan has been an editor at newsweek and time for many years, and he is the author of a book on nixon. did i leave anybody out? >> the podcast. >> i mention the podcast. >> did you? >> i can't mention it too much. >> i did not cover watergate. [laughter] >> that's true. there are people like me who were not alive during watergate. you were just barely alive. >> very small. [laughter] >> i want to know from elizabeth how does it feel to be in the watergate after all of these years? did you do reporting in here? >> for a while, i lived in the watergate. >> no kidding. >> without going into it, i encountered a difficulty and a cover-up. >> what do you mean? >> well, i can go into it. [laughter] >> it is for my next book. it felt weird. >> to what? >> i don't want to rain on the , all of the away focus only watergate break-in leaves out the more important that,in, the one before the break-in of the office of the psychiatrist, the man who papers. the vietnam war so this was really

high school days and one summer i read the first volume of the last line in and my future friend evan thomas and walter isaacson's book and i loved them both so much i read both sequentially and ten years later or so i was in a job interview and i read your book when i was 13-years-old and it was such a great summer. and then looked at me and said he must have been a real loser. [laughter] fair enough. so, i think that the first is also a wonderful portrait of churchill's world of the great victorian summer. the other is called by early life, which is the book published in 34 or 35 i think. another book of his is worth playing with his great contemporaries where he did portraits of various things. >> one or two favorites. >> i always think heroes are a bit dangerous because he tend to see them a bit different. >> they are in various important ways. i suspect most people won't do much about this and that is they founded in the 16th century until the 19th century he came from a very small kingdom in central asia and when he was about 12, is father self-feeding his pigeons and simply broke away

all the way on the right, evan thomas. [applause] leon: evan has been an editor at newsweek and time for many years, and he is the author of a book, being nixon, a man divided. did i leave anybody out? elizabeth: the podcast. leon: i mentioned the podcast. elizabeth: did you? leon: i can't promote a podcast too much. susan: i did not cover watergate. [laughter] leon: that's true. we wanted a mix of people. people who covered watergate. people like me who were not alive during watergate. you were just barely alive. susan: very small. [laughter] leon: i want to know from elizabeth and dick, how does it -- elizabeth: i don't want to rain on the parade right away, all of the focus only watergate break-in leaves out the more important break-in, the one before that, the break-in of the office of the psychiatrist, the man who released the vietnam war papers. this was really more serious. it was a violation of fourth amendment the right to privacy, , your secure in your home and belongings. they went right in. what saved the republ

school day, and one with summer i read the first volume of the last lion, and my future friend evan thomasnd the wisemen, and i love them both so much that i reread both sequentially, and ten years later, so i was in a job interview with evan for "newsweek" at the time and i said -- i want to tell you, i read your book when i was 13 years old. and then reread it. it was just such a great summer and evan said he must have been a real loser. [laughter] ... dipping in and out of great contemporaries where he did portraits of various spacemen and writers. >> margaret wonder two favorites? >> favor is of weather then euros because i think heroes are a bit dangerous because you sit tend to see him as better than everyone else. >> there's a risk by the way if you read about them you find they have causes. >> the lovely thing about discovering people is discovering how human they are and they are not like us but they are in some various important ways. one of the people that i'm most fascinated by and love is someone i suspect most people won't know much about and that is someone called bab or fro

look a only evan thomas a senior editor at taiwan news and he says local authorities may have been caught unprepared for some of recent quakes in the area. i think that as far as might have been down i was many believe that the biggest plague was on sunday which is a five point eight and so there was even then some of the officials were saying that that was the major shock there's going to be some minor aftershocks that will gradually get way and so this was a surprise that right away that was a message even bigger quake much more damaging than the previous one was we are exactly as. well at this point is that it happened thirty eight hundred thirty aftershocks from this place before that we had also had. one hundred something. small ways then sunday. and sandy was as was five was that it was diminishing but we were surprised that it actually three but that's our depth of that is was really made it possible we could all feel as. i say browse the aisles of the law and i think that's also what fog a lot of the damage. has or is was much greater than what you normally expect from us that on