i don t understand why he would want to be known as somebody throwing $30 million out in terms of getting his name known. it just it seems like a strange approach to me. he is smart. we will see if he knows what he is doing. bret: last thing, have you written about a lot of different things. is there something that you haven t written about that you aspire to? i think the thing i read a lot of kid books. i have a crisscross about alex cross. another book alli cross coming out the same day which is about alex s son. and getting kids reading and that s something by the way you never hear in the debates. nobody talks about education or getting kids reading. that as much as anything else, that s the future of this country. i wish that could be a subject of all the debates as well. bret: well, if we get one, we are going to ask it. all right. well, good. thank you, that would be great. bret: thank you so much for your time. thank you. mike: congratulations to james patters
i don t understand why he came out the way he did, why he would want to be known as somebody throwing $30 million out in terms of getting his name known. it seems a strange approach to me. we will see if he knows what he is doing. mike: a lot of different things, is there something you haven t written about that you aspire to? i read a lot of kids books. there is another book, alley cross coming out the same day about alex s son and getting kids reading, that is something you never here in a debate. nobody talks about education are getting kids reading and that as much as anything else is the future of this country and i wish it could be a subject of debate as well. mike: if we get one we are going to ask. james patterson, thank you for your time.
i don t understand why he would want to be known as somebody throwing $30 million out in terms of getting his name known. it just it seems like a strange approach to me. he is smart. we will see if he knows what he is doing. bret: last thing, have you written about a lot of different things. is there something that you haven t written about that you aspire to? i think the thing i read a lot of kid books. i have a crisscross about alex cross. another book alli cross coming out the same day which is about alex s son. and getting kids reading and that s something by the way you never hear in the a debates. nobody talks about education or getting kids reading. that as much as anything else, that s the future of this country. i wish that could be a subject of all the debates as well. bret: well, if we get one, we are going to ask it. all right. well, good. thank you, that would be great. bret: thank you so much for your time. thank you. mike: congratulations to james patte
ranking member, dianne feinstein and basically said to her eye want to see this letter and i think is trying to figure out how exactly it got leaked, which seems to be a bit of a mystery how her name ended up in the public sphere. no one s pointed the finger. it ended up in the public sphere because she came to the washington post very shannon: prior to that i mean. the incident was in the public sphere, but it was only after she, according to our reporting, really agonized over much of the summer as to whether she would actually put her name to this allegation. and can i just say, i have dealt with stories like this, some of which i ve written about at some of which i haven t written about, and that is very typical, very often as a journalist, and i assume the same thing happens in this kind of setting, somebody will come to you and they will say something happened, i would like to talk to you confidentially about it. this is not an unusual kind of