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so i decided to write this book and what i knew from the beginning wasas vacant e., i can approach it from the point of the place of an expert from the genderac theorist or a sociologt for an academic because i'm not any of those things. what i am is a dad and i could write it as a dad. i knew it wasn't going to beim sanctimonious and i'm glad i'm speaking from behind a pulpit. you don'ty want to write a sanctimonious book and get yourself a hind the pulpit. so i started writing. the reason i had thought about these issues in one way or another for most of my life without even being fully where i issuesng it and the being the large issue of what does it mean to be a man? what do we mean when we say masculine and when we describe masculinity? what does it mean when somebody says to a kid come on, be a man. i grew up in a household. my parents divorced when i was five because my mom started sleeping with the lady nextt door. she got into this relationship with this woman and my parents divorced and that tents to happen in those situations. we moved in with my mother and her partner and

he wasas a classmate of coval at ccny and a colleague at oak ridge. so very interesting yale. >> all the people will come to the after chat. i believe we have lots of questions coming through. i'm just going to close out by sayingng it's quite interesting that coval left in the states to go back to the soviet union on the ss america. >> thank you for picking up on that andrew. i always wanted to include that in thei book. he was from oregon and the paintings from new york and all that was very much a symbol of america so i'm glad i kept it in, thanks. >> fact transcends fiction. if you made it up no one would believe it or that's what happened. here's a question that i myself wondered from one of our frequent antagonist guests who wants to know did you ever in researching and writing the book get a sense of personal aggravation with him for betraying his birth country? >> a very interesting question. aggravation. i would say frustration, mixed with curiosity. frustration and curiosity well of course. it's my country. i think, i don't know but i think

because i think you said that when you were young, you weren't really that close with him and there wasa distance. but the cake shop really brought you close. tell us how that happened . >> wasn't a distance like i never saw my dad, he never came to baseball games . but he would take me fishing, he had a job to do and i had friends so we just didn't have the opportunity to be really close i love my dad great deal and he loves me but then when we opened the shop, i was nervous actually to tell him i was going to go into business for myself because he was a meat cutter . he hated working with the public and he said i don't care what you do for a living , just don't work in the public so working at the bakery is fine, i'm in the back .ed meanwhile i've decided it's time to open my own cake shop, how am i going to tell my dad i'm going to do this and working not only with the public , i'm going to be the one in charge of everything. and when i tell him that's great, how do we get going? he came in the first day when we unlocked the door to the shop and was here every day since then. pick up

. >> it wasas candid revealing you writing about many of these issues in the book as well. you write that you challenged your team to make the impossible possible nasa title of your book. sounds good for a book but there had come at it must have been some dark times there. people in your own building that challenged you and didn't believe that was happening. >> theyne were different dimensions. i was able soon to convince everyone and the way to convince them is don't even think of failing. the world would not be the same as we know it if we fail. >> how o did you communicate th? was this over zoom call and how did you communicate? and no you are a leader that wants to see body language. >> thank god most of the people i worked with any of them very well so that helps a lot. they were introduced to me as members of one lab or another. we all learned we can do it. we can see it and we can see the reactions by their face and their body language. >> there are leaders watching this right now. what is your guidance and your advice on how to motivate a team? >> i will tell you on

i don't think he wasa great leader .but he got some things done including the affordable care act . he really had an important role in that. i think that schumer is capable leader. dealing with the challenges of the 50-50 senate, a polarized situation. and i think that he's done considerable things in the way of accomplishments and probably made some mistakes as well . >> given that we don't have the two parties that are closer together than they were a generation ago, what if anything can be done about what i described as majoritarian minority rule? >> i've tried in the book and in my articles before, i've tried very hard to encourage the relatively small group of independent minded republicans or more mmoderate republicans to be their best selves. rwto come forward and join biden and the democratic senators in moving the country forward. andoccasionally that happens with the infrastructure bill, etc. so i think i'd like the republicans to show more independence from their leader . doesn't happen very often. my answer b

it talks a little bit about why we were having outbreaks when it seemed like the country wasas getting cleaner. we had better sanitation more the polio outbreaks actually happening in the last century when everything should've been getting better? were not going to give it away its little bit of a story. thank you for bringing that up. and i think were going to finish up, thank you guys so much. [applause] just real quick one big thankho you again to our sponsors. for everyone to in the festival supporting the festival we are so happy to be y here pretty vey much appreciate. [applause] ♪ american history tv saturdays on cspan2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. 1:10 p.m. one her 50th anniversary of yellowstone national park native wyoming resident bob richard talks about the history of the park where he led tours for nearly 40 years. tube president dwight eisenhower grandson david author of the book going home to glory a memoir of life with dwight d eisenhower in 1951 -- 1959 talks about ike's leadership in the military and his presence and the forces that ch

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i met peter gabriel he told me he wasas making music with chimpanzees. but that was interesting. some legit people and it's exciting to be around so much creativity but in terms of people actually having power and those who are impassioned. >> how much cooperation did you get n in writing your book? >> thought a lot. that he is a believer of his own talkingt, points. and that going late into the night he opened up about the fact so your thesis is davos just gives air cover for what we're doing? and theno the idea that you champion those who are not committed that now trying to solve our problems? you think thaty is all just pr? but that may be but then with the vaccine expertsts who pioneered away but then with steve schwartzman has thish unbelievable conference including president xi and with the premier. i see him up close i went to give away. jamie davos i have and spend some time with them. but then what was striking to me as a documentarian this complex stuff is lying there to be processed. i'm sure he was going off and doing the virtual events all around the country telling

i was in high school and to be honest he wasas one of my brothers friends.nd we started dating t and it was interesting because when we got engaged he had not left the state of south dakota before. in fact i think maybe only minneapolis once for a twins game. a huge dodgers fan his dad was a brooklyn dodgers fee in and always watched and listened games it was a very big decision for him on where he wanted to go on to honeymoon if you could go anywhere where would you go? hedo struggled. we didn't have any money so a budget was important. finally i said listen if you could go anywhere where would you go? without even thinking he said dodger stadium. i said then let's go to dodger stadium for our honeymoon. but theyy didn't play until two weeks after we got married. then we went right back to work at the farm the next day then two weeks later we left for our honeymoon. i didnd not realize when i agreed that i was agreeing to go to the entire series and thatt meant all batting practice as well and staying until the games were over. my husband was so enthralled

. >> i don't know again if it wasa crime of opportunity. certainly it may be a hate crime but that's being investigate bid our bid our robbery division. >> these four young attackers bg and kick ago woman in the head.y robbed her of an iphone seven. >> it appears to be juveniles. y very soon we can announce some . >> reporter: two days later on , police say a man punched and kicked 70-year-old gregory chu.g shared this photo with me. a swollen eye and broken shouldere say nothing was said or taken just an unprovoked attack. polie arrested the attacker sunday morning. >> i find these acts reprehensible and it's sad thatt happened in the city. we're diligent to bring these people o justice. >> reporter: protesters say thet less talk and more action. >> reporter: san francisco polie say they're stepping up patrols in and around china town. but it's unclear if the police chiel agree to do a town hall on the asian attacks. in san francisco, francisco, kpix5. > >> the number of hate crimes agt asians is climbing. the state reported 177% increase

that wasas actually true at the barbara bush book as well pray there is something in the barbara bush biography the family it was very opposed. she had died by thehe tub the bk cameme out. the family was veryy opposed to. but it is in there because it seemed important to me. >> can you talk a little bit about how pelosi dealt with the challenge from the swamp and what happened? you have any kind of power? >> they do have power it yes. theyhe may have more. if democrats lose control of the house in november, which is now, i think it's very likely but nothing is guaranteed but veryy likely. the ones who are left ours going to the most progressive members of the democratic caucus in the squad will have a better power the hubbub better percentage of the carcass.ia pelosi told me she saw some of herself in aoc. especially when she was younger, when she was standing up for liberal positions and could not understand why politicians would settle for half a loaf when they ought to get a full loaf. but the position she was in now, her view had always been pretty pragmatic at the most liberal th

the restaurant wasas throbbing. and hillary arrives and stands at the s door. i'm the place goes silent. then as one they rise and there's a thunderous feeling ovation forta you. i will never forget looking across the room at you. and thenn come and you are tryig to eat this a parade of youngt, women came over. many of them weeping thanking you for what you had done. many of us could not but leap after gubernatorial election. we then became friends, safety, we spent time together. in july of 2019 betsy passed away at lost her long fight breast cancer. so sweet, poignant and profoundly sad we had a memorial service. louise was asked to speak and i spoke. through that louise met so many of the friends we have had, betsy and i for somebody years. the caravan of friendship. i often say betsy had such a genius friendship bringing people together, connecting them. so fast forward to the end of 2019 early 2020, our respective agents approached us individually about perhaps b collaborating on a thriller. i was prettyri apprehensive. i am kind of in the nonfiction world

and they did that.p what they ended up doing wasas closing all the stores in order to use the storesto sell the land to pay off their debts. and that's fine, it's perfectly legal but it did not create any jobs. the claim to have crate 62000 jobs but the tightly previous said $97000. that had 62000 after they took over and then actually to zero shortly after that. and through all of that they made hundreds of millions of dollars. even the people making the arrangements for the deals we didn't put any money in themselves they claim through a loophole of the carriedhr intert loophole they were partners. until the tax benefits of being long-term investors they should get even thoughf they're actualy destroying investment not making an investment but that is beside the point. they ended up making hundreds of millions of dollars and paying a lower tax rate than anyone who actually works for a living but no they did not create any jobs. they did not do anything to contribute to society except for their own families becoming richer. >> is on the corporateid side. millions upon millions upon

[laughter] justice wasas supported 1990 by george h.w. bush retired in 2009.you think you parcel saying that to you? [laughter] i appreciate your references to justice can am sorry senator kennedy. >> answer to that was this what i've learned in the senate is oft senators and members congress will by and large asked the question that they believe their constituents want asked.an if in fact you do not want certain questions -- if they are not sensitive to what their constituents want they will not meet senators or members of congress for very long. so what i say l to the high schl students, i say look, you are part of the decision-making process or you soon will be. so it i think is the strength of the country and what i think really that first amendment is therefore, and i learned this in the senate to, listen. listen to what other people say. you may not convince them but. >> does that mean you think that today's senators and the senators who for example block the confirmation of american garland back in 20166 would seta tone somewhere acting on what they bel

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even when i kind of turned to my followers and wasas like don't y this book.u took those pictures. so i didn't feel like it was clear. i felt like it was perceived as such and when it was printed in the new york magazine. >> it was received as wrong. >> people felt like this guy isc an asshole. >> to trick someone into taking the pictures and be totally dismissive of them and then years later like when they are worth something, come back and publish pictures of you and make a ton of money off of it. like it's an outrageous come in your soul it feels so outrageous that that could happen. >> but for me that was an experience i had a ton of shame around. i thought i acted a certain way. i wanted to impress him. he dismissed me and i tried even harder to impress him. i did take the pictures, so for lme it still doesn't feel totaly clear cut. i felt complicit in the situation and had a lot of shame around it. and also writing about paparazzi, the least relatable thing when i published the essay i was like i don't think anyone is going to like this because i was sur