Sides to every issue. So i guess we cant fire him now. I guess we cant fire him now. The night that i win the emmy. Being on the Supreme Court was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information there is no freedom and its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. Taylor branch, welcome. Nice to see you. Thank you. Nice to be back. Appreciate you being back. So, here we sit 50odd years from the Voting Rights act, from selma, from the assassination of dr. King. We have an African American president , which is a sign of progress in this country itself. Weve gone from we shall overcome to hands up, dont shoot. To black lives matter to i cant breathe. Yes. How far have we really come, in your estimation, as the preeminent historian of the Civil Rights Era . Pronounce wisdom on what were looking at today. [laughter]. Weve come a long way in Race Relations in the united states, which is now
Sides to every issue. So i guess we cant fire him now. I guess we cant fire him now. The night that i win the emmy. Being on the Supreme Court was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information there is no freedom and its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. Cokie roberts, welcome. Happy to be here. Thanks so much for having me. So nice to be here with you. This book is so its so interesting and such an interesting and creative choice. Although, if you look back at the last couple of books youve done, writing about women is not a foreign experience for you. No, its actually on some women, particularly. Well, it is actually a mission. My husband describes it as a mission and ill go with that. Okay. Because it keeps him it keeps him from killing me. [laughter]. Because, you know, when i get into these im not doing much else. Yeah. And so im glad that he sees it in those terms. But
Was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information there is no freedom and its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. Marc maron, welcome. How are you . Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Im a little intimidated, i have to say. Really . Well, youre a great interviewer, and for those of us who do this sort of amateur interviewing, you are a professional, man, whether you know it or not. And to watch you or to listen to you do it is really inspiring. Well, thank you. Thats very flattering. I appreciate that. Has it been hard for you to become five and a half years in this program now, 600 episodes. Yeah. I have to believe later episodes you feel more comfortable than your earlier ones, but how has that progssion go f you . I dont know theel comfortable,ecesri i feel more comfortable with eah. Lf. I think that the first 200 episodes were really thinly veiled attempts at me to get cel
Sides to every issue. So i guess we cant fire him now. I guess we cant fire him now. The night that i win the emmy. Being on the Supreme Court was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information there is no freedom and its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. Cokie roberts, welcome. Happy to be here. Thanks so much for having me. So nice to be here with you. This book is so its so interesting and such an interesting and creative choice. Although, if you look back at the last couple of books youve done, writing about women is not a foreign experience for you. No, its actually on some women, particularly. Well, it is actually a mission. My husband describes it as a mission and ill go with that. Okay. Because it keeps him it keeps him from killing me. [laughter]. Because, you know, when i get into these im not doing much else. Yeah. And so im glad that he sees it in those terms. But
Being on the Supreme Court was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information there is no freedom and its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. Andy roddick, welcome. Thank you very much. Nice to see you. 15 years of this foundation. Yeah. Its something to be proud of. It is. Its crazy. You know, one of the things about our sport is you the lineage as far as people going out for causes and starts with arthur ashe, billie jean king, andre agassi. What Roger Federer is going with unicef now. Yep. The culture of tennis and giving back is great. And this is not just a letterhead for them or for you where you just lend your name and then go off. Those folks, very involved, and youre very involved, specifically, in this foundation. Yeah. I mean, luckily its kind of a mixture of things that have gone right. Being from the culture of tennis, being from austin, texas, which is growing, pro