i had done nonfiction with a friend of matt tim malloy. i done, as i mentioned, the book about jeffrey epstein and matt and and and tim did a inexpensive documentary and, afghanistan. and it had to do how the hospital fertilization, the medical care to to wounded soldiers had improved so much since matt in combat and and i work with him a little bit on that on that film just a little bit. and but i saw the interviews that matt did and and the title welcome my combat was the first one we did together just came me because i love the idea and this became our mission that our mission of walking in combat boots was if you had been in combat, you would say that every woman in patterson it right and how could we because we interviewed for that book over a hundred combat veterans and if you're one of these people that sits there and thinks that you understand things that you don't like, how i collaborate with people, those people always have their own stupid theories, who always are wrong. but if you think you understand the military you would read

i had done nonfiction with a friend of matt tim malloy. i done, as i mentioned, the book about jeffrey epstein and matt and and and tim did a inexpensive documentary and, afghanistan. and it had to do how the hospital fertilization, the medical care to to wounded soldiers had improved so much since matt in combat and and i work with him a little bit on that on that film just a little bit. and but i saw the interviews that matt did and and the title welcome my combat was the first one we did together just came me because i love the idea and this became our mission that our mission of walking in combat boots was if you had been in combat, you would say that every woman in patterson it right and how could we because we interviewed for that book over a hundred combat veterans and if you're one of these people that sits there and thinks that you understand things that you don't like, how i collaborate with people, those people always have their own stupid theories, who always are wrong. but if you think you understand the military you would read

american heroes is the name of the book james patterson and matt eversmann are the authors with, tim malloy and chris mooney, thank you for your time. mr. patterson oh, yeah, thank you. thank you. i hope it's a book tv. that'll be my next thriller. john mackey does the original whole foods store on lamar avenue in austin still exist? yes, but not as a whole foods market. it's now it's a goodwill store. when did that happen? it it was a record store after we we we relocated a bigger location back in 1995. so it had a 15 year n as a whole. food 1980 to 1995. we just a block down the road to a 36,000 square feet so three times bigger and a cheapo record disk took it over that they were there for about ten years and goodwill has been there ever since. well, how in 1980 did you get to lamar and 10,000 square feet for that first wholefoods store? well, that's a much longer story. and of course, my book deals with that, because we had a small on called, safeway, and it was an old victorian house. my girlfriend, i lived in the ho that hohat store was a vegetarian store, didn't really sell alcohol o

the authors with, tim malloy and chris mooney, thank you for your time. mr. patterson oh, yeah, thank you. thank you. i hope it's a book tv. that'll be my next thriller. we are really honored to have two of the foremost historians and biographers of herbert hoover with us today, george h. nash is a historian, lecturer and authority on the life of herbert hoover. his publications include three volumes of a comprehensive scholarly biography of hoover, and the monograph herbert hoover and stanford university. he edited the previously unpublished tome freedom betrayed herbert hoover secret history of the second world war and its aftermath and its companion volume, the crusade years 1933 to 1955. herbert hoover sloss memoir of the new deal era and its aftermath. nash is also author of the conservative intellectual movement in america since 1945 and reappraising the write the past and future of american conservatism among many other works. his a graduate of amherst college and holder of a page in history from harvard university. he received the richard m weaver pri