how would you unmake what is wrong and right it then? >> moyers: i have no overnight wand to wave. >> smith: right, take more time than overnight. i mean, give us a solution that takes more time. >> moyers: it was thirty years ago that the conservatives and the business community devised this brilliant strategy. it is a brilliant strategy. they decided to take over a party. you know, the tea party has become the nominating wing of the republican party. you cannot, romney or whomever, they cannot be nominated without the tacit support. >> smith: tacit blessing. right. >> moyers: of the tea party system. there is no equivalent in the democratic party any longer. journalists don't try to elect candidates; we don't try to defeat candidates. we don't give advice to people, except like this. if i were in that cadre of people who are guiding the tea party, i would say this is a long fight, you've got to become political, you must not denigrate politics as the means of influencing your destiny in this country, despite everything i've said to the

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it is in many ways more challenging to figure out how to find a use the unmakes cents -- i use that makes sense. that is my presentation, and we are available to a answer any questions or respond. i do want to say we do recommend this deal to you. we have tried to improve it and make better sense. i want to thank a lot of people. jennifer, and harrington, an important sounding board. the project team, and our amazing attorney have to put in endless hours, and i want to thank everyone with the event authority. you recognize it as is democrats that is the recommendation curio -- you recognize it as is. >> that is the economic. >> i do not mean to imply we will not go back and talk to the event of authority. give we certainly will. >> thank you very much. i do want to thank you for the work you have put into the presentation. we have the chair. welcome, and thank you. goo>> thank you. i am going to be brief. i wanted to try and give an impression of the work we are going to be doing, because i think it is important. the board was a stock was to try and win the bid. we worked hard to structur

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his books include before the storm, barry goldwater and the unmaking of the american consensus, nixon land, the rise of a president and fracturing of america, which became a "new york times" best seller. and to complete the try up fer aunt of goldwater and nixon, he's now at work about a book about ronald reagan called the invisible bridge. and his books have received glowing reviews from people both on the left and on the right, which is quite unusual especially in third rail material like his. he's been chief political correspondent for the village voice. and his essays and articles and reviews have appeared in places like the new republic slate, the "new york times," "washington post" and many others. rick in some ways is our journalist slash historian on the panel, although everyone else here has also written in what we might call journalistic venues and so there's no particular could you be bihole that anyone is in. so i would ask you please to join me in welcoming the panel. [ applause ] so i'd like to start by asking the question, and i'll ask it many different ways, of what is

topping the list is talk show host mark he evin's new book, "the unmaking of america."is "american sniper," the autobiography of the most lethal sniper in american military history. third on the list is walter isaacson's biography of steve jobs. bill o'reilly and martin dugard are fourth followed by nfl quarterback tim tebow's memoir, "through my eyes." number six is "unbroken" by laura hillen brand. then the influence of human thought processes in "thinking fast and slow." followed by jodi kantor's intimate look at the first family in "the obamas." sally smith is ninth with her in-depth look of the queen of england in "elizabeth the queen." and then catherine the great: portrait of a woman, by robert massey is tenth. for more, go to nytimes.com. [inaudible conversations] >> each yearbook tv wrings you several -- brings you several events from across the country. here's a look at some of the upcoming fairs and festivals we plan on covering this year. booktv's first stop will be the fifth annual savannah book festival over presidents day weekend. our live, all-day covera