. >> thank you, yes, that was active dirty unkempt duty during world war ii. when he was in the navy, mark, speaking of war, could you please give us just a couple of minutes talk about the vietnam years and its effects on lbj and those around him? >> i think lbj was very reluctant about vietnam. he was ambivalent about it from the very beginning. i think that there are a couple of phone conversations. the crown jewel of the lbj library. 643 hours of recordings of his phone conversation. there are two in particular. to that really illuminate how he felt. the first was with richard russell, who i mentioned earlier, who had said, you know, if this burden were thrust on me, mr. president, i would decline to fight the war in vietnam. and it just seems like another thing and lbj said i have been thinking the same way ever since i came to office. and george bundy, his national security adviser, lbj talked about laying awake all night and thinking about the war. and he said that it is ..what is beyond me? what is vietnam to this country? and he realizes. it is of no

saints baseball cap with the brim facing backwards and tufts of the front of my sir sticking out, unkempt through the band. if that wasn't enough, mcafee says, i stuffed my cheeks with chewed bubble gum stuck to the outside of my upper and lower molars, making my face appear much fatter. i darkened and browned my front teeth. and then he gets even more creative and kind of gross with his disguises saying this -- i stuffed a shaved down tampon deep into my right nostril and died the tip dark brown, giving my nose an awkward, lopsided disgusting appearance. i put on a pair of ragged brown pants with holes patched and darned. well, he's sharing his movements, his opinions and his various looks and a lot of detail. but the question is this, does he want to be caught? >> zain verjee. i told you this is one of the most bizarre stories i've ever covered. >>> next, we will be talking with a newspaper reporter who knows both mcafee and the police and knows how they're searching for him. he'll give us the very latest information on the investigation and maybe even where mcafee may be. [ nyquil bott

they have coffee cups and they can eat in libraries, which used to be unkempt. there is a kind of new electricity in the air. the old library, where you just sat at the table and concentrated, the presence of books provides a setting about what matters. i can't see libraries look like 20 years from now, but we can imagine the mess we have time for two questions from the audience. >> okay. >> you raise your hand first? >> this is an excellent presentation and i'm glad i decided to come here today. i have been asking myself the question for you while and i am one of you can answer. every sunday, i read "the new york times" and on the bestseller list, on both the fiction and nonfiction side, there were three volumes written by pseudonyms, that i understand were mostly written by women. on the nonfiction side, there are books -- if there's one has now arrived, written by a gentleman that i send e-mails to. why are these two authors of best-selling authors in the united states currently? [laughter] >> can someone clarify this? >> he has 10 hours a week on tv. that is