the story as it unfolded and it was actually my great mentor, john gardner, who said to me after william seanlegendary editor, i said we might be changing vice presidents and presidents. this was a way out there thought. i was like that lady from delaware wear, i was a witch. i sensed things. and john gardner said this can't be recaptured. write it 40 years from now. i don't know that i wrote it can any differently. it happens to hold up, which is nice. >> there's been a lot of firsthand accounts that have now been released on different parts of watergate, like we now know who deep throat is, for example. what details do you wish you had at the time that you know know a little bit? >> i don't in pa way because it unfolded. the afterword is a 10,000 word add on. i went as i read the book, oh, i can see he was really lying. when he said he just found out on may 15th about the payoff to the burglars. we thought so. >> you thought so at the time and then facts came out. >> people said things later, remember the famous, infamous 18 1/2 minute gap. we were all kind of, my god, somebody's erased thi

there were two writers together, hazard rousty the founding editor and william sean who had gone to edit the magazine as its leader for 30-odd years, really working with very little resources because so many of the writers went off to war not just as writers but as soldiers. and through that period because the room emptied out, the magazine was forced to, thank god, hire a lot more women. so that's who was holding down the forth in places like new york but also in paris. >> rose: when you look at great american writers, faulkner, hemingway, how many have been associated or what are the names that have been associated with the new yorker magazine? >> well, it's interesting charlie. in terms of fiction, the new yorker's strategy when it began in the mid 20's is that it could be afford to pay hemingway and fitzgerald. in those days, there were loads of magazines that publish fiction in this country. the saturday evening post paid wonderful rates for short stories, imagine that. and the new yorker couldn't afford that strategy of going for the big names. and so instead,bm>;ñ they scoutr name

sean? you got to tell me, man. so y'all kicked williamner off the front lawn. >> kicked william shatner off the lawn. they were actually filming

sean to talk about the jailed marine. hannity 10:00 p.m. tonight. up next the o'reilly tack -- >>> hi, i'm william devane. this is my show, "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." how bad did sean penn want to get home to watch the "dancing with the stars" finale. w45* it means to be a super fan. and what was joe biden's reaction when the president asked him what his favorite hot pocket is? >> no one ever asked me that question, and it made me sad. what a pro found question. >> and finally what is more adorable, a slow loris eating a grape or a baby sloth drinking milk? our panel settles it once and for all next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our guests. she is spicier than a day old caw bob, and like the caw bob gives you diarrhea. i am here with joanne noy saw chin ski. joanne nosuchunsky. and if he was anymore reserved he would be michael moore's booth at the cheesecake factory. it is tv's andy levy. his name sounds like a pretentious way to say charade. it is sherrod small. >> # red dible baby. >> and he writes more books in a year than joanne has read in her lifetime. his

sean to talk about the jailed marine. hannity 10:00 p.m. tonight. up next the o'reilly tack -- >>> hi, i'm william devane. "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." how bad did sean penn want to get home to watch the "dancing with the stars" finale. w45* it means to be a super fan. and what was joe biden's reaction when the president asked him what his favorite hot pocket is? >> no one ever asked me that question, and it made me sad. what a pro found question. >> and finally what is more adorable, a slow loris eating a grape or a baby sloth drinking milk? our panel settles it once and for all next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our guests. she is

sean. >>> let me bring in our panel tonight. steve hayes is with us, juan williams, and larry sabado is with us. steve, i'm thinking jack kingston's a conservative. david perdue is a conservative. >> i think the tea party versus establishment mean that's been pushed by the mainstream medium while there's some truth to it has been overdone. if you go back and look at the georgia senate debates on the republican side, i remember the third debate which was back in february. you had perdue open up with an opening statement in which he called for bold entitlement reform. he stumbled on revenues versus tax increases. this is not someone who is a castle type from delaware. he's pretty conservative. >> what do you think, larry, as we look at the races here tonight? we had mixed results this week and last week. i would think everybody would agree they didn't want to have a situation like todd akin like last time. that's part of where some people were getting more involved in the primary process, right? >> absolutely. look, i think what you just said applies to the two most i

william devane. this is my show, "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." how bad did seanwatch the "dancing with the stars" finale. w45* it means to be a super fan. and what was joe biden's reaction when the president asked him what his favorite hot pocket is? >> no one ever asked me that question, and it made me sad. what a pro found question. >> and finally what is more adorable, a slow loris eating a grape or a baby sloth drinking milk? our panel settles it once and for all next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our guests. she is

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