he is so unselfconscious. he will play a round with his robe and-- >> it is very disarming. i have seen him and people of seen him. they expect him to be reverential and distant and yet he is warm and genuine and puts people at ease. >> you phrased it bright beautifully, there is no court to drop. >> okay, let's take some questions. i'm having a little trouble seeing but i can see you. what is your question please? >> before 1950, before the dalai lama went away from china, he was the leader of tibet. what do you think of the work, what you think of his work during that period of time? >> a very good question. of course he was only 14 years old when the chinese arrived, so really he didn't have much of a chance to get a full program going. the previous dalai lama had outlined tibet this is the key to reform and tried to send tibetan students to boarding school in england, he set up the postal service, he tried to do lots of things to bring tibet into the modern world and then he died at the relatively young age and suddenly a 4-year-old took over. a dalai lama is a performan

doing on the job and particularly in these early magazines from the '70s and early '80s some very unselfconscious kind of cell revelatory instinct. and i would make people were mentioned in the articles and i would introduce me to other people. the sources now publicly available i should mention or available to the public through archives in kansas, i have a full run out, but at the time there were kind of hard to get your hands on so i was grateful to the people who would pass on their copies and explain what the magazine had meant to people inside the company. some of the story is involved republic sources among government documents, that kind of thing, but a lot of it was with a really fun treasure hunt. and i learned a tremendous amount. >> host: i felt in reading the bits that you had a from of the publication that you really got inside the culture and maybe you could just tell us some of the stories that were there that are where people love of the wal-mart and this sort of it sam walton phenomenon and away the shop floor was run in some of the relationships between the managers and workers