They have had so dont turn your back from keeping in touch with everybody as your experiences progress. Host if you have been watching live coverage of the National Book festival you saw David Mccullough earlier in conversation with david rubenstein, 2500 people in a packed room waiting in line as you can see around the set, cried ground gathered to see David Mccullough. Raymond in delaware please go ahead. Caller an honor to speak with you, i have many of your books. Can you comment on the most recent elevated efforts to take down our national statues, those that have withstood time for over 150 years, thank you. Guest i find that a complicated and emotionally charged issue. I when the statue was built, when the edifice was created in memory of someone, has a great deal to do with whether or not it is something that ought to come down. The statues to the heroes of the confederacys that were put up in the 1890s were being put up at a time when racism was rampant in the south, black peo
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Left . What about, uh, black pope . No, yeah, that doesnt sound right. Come on i think weve run the gamut on white people. What else do you want . He, wait a second, maybe hes on to something. Coming this summer, hbos popey the puppy pope. Oh, com its the late show with Stephen Colbert. Tonight, stephen welcomes jude law. Gabrielle union. And thomas l. Friedman. Featuring jon batiste and stay human. And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause stephen hey, everybody good to see you how are you good to see you. Chris mark applause jon hey stephen whats up, jon . Good to see you. Welcome to the late show. Welcome to the late show. Im your host. cheers and applause im your host, Stephen Colbert. Last night we witnessed history as barack obama delivered his stirring farewell address, joining the pantheon of president s in celebrating not only what theyve done for america, but their vision of what the future holds for our great
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On behalf of everybody at p and p and the staff here at sixth i welcome. You know we and pnp have been doing jointly sponsored author talks for a number of years. As much as we would have liked to have had you at our store on connecticut avenue, you just all would not have fit. So we really are very excited to be able to use this spacious and very beautiful and comfortable setting for author talks like the one this evening. And what a treat to have Thomas Friedman with us. And im sure youre familiar with his columns of the New York Times in his books. Note how great explain on just about everything he is. You can cut through the complexity of something and write about them as clearly as tom can. He says that the start of his new book that he went into journalism in part because he loves translating from english to english. And that has been evident in his work. When he focuses on in his new book, thank you for being late. Our several portions that he singled out as defining the world t