ivan morrison. makes perfect sense i chose to lead the next segment. why? because it s all about how super achievers do what they do and do it so well. get it? our next guest wrote a great book the art of doing. didn t interview me. probably an oversight. they spoke to lots of awesome people for insight and we get to aing loo at how to be funny with alec baldwin. i could have helped with that. writing a best-seller. i could have helped with that. how to act. open a restaurant. lots of great stuff. joining us now, camille sweenny and josh godfeld. i ll let you put me in the next book. congratulations on this one, the art of doing. how are you? great. thanks for having us on toure.
0 upside down as a result of the election that we all witnessed. and all of the senators discussing key components of the immigration reform plan they would like to see. we ll discuss thoesz thingse things as we move forward but the politics of this turned upside down according to chuck schumer and i think many people agree to this this bipartisan group of lawmakers together and this is certainly on the fast track if they go as planned. we could see legislation on the table by the spring or summer. incredible events we are witnessing regarding immigration reform. the cycle picks up things next. just now, a bipartisan group of republicans unveiled their proposal to revamp our nation s immigration system. the deal includes a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants now living in the u.s. it prioritizes agricultural workers and immigrant coming here as children but before we start to workforce rather than expelled from the country. let s start with luk
karen in detroit, you re on with jenn risko of shelf awareness. caller: thank you for taking my call. i m curious for the publisher to ask, will writers begin to consider putting hyperlinks into their book to take readers to other spot or other locations that are relevant to the text of their reading? i think that could create a really dynamic reading experience. ten comments more than just reading the book, but then maybe a platform of going to a higher hyperlink. host: jenn risko. guest: i believe we can party to this this, can t we? for instance, if you re reading let me think about this. if you re reading the new york times on your kindle time you can click on it to link to other websites, right-click so if we take from that it gets a publishing thing about whether or not we want people to be leaving the page. i see no reason why not to do that. i think we just have been embraced yet. but i can certainly see that happening. host: by the way, we did have this
host: can you give a reason why decision points is topping the list? the president left with a very low approval rating. guest: he did. and it s interesting that this book was doing so incredibly well. in fact, there s a number of people in publishing better thinking that bush s book will actually surpass the sales of clinton s book, which is an interesting thing to think about. why has it done well? you know, if you ve watched bush on this tour at all, and he s pretty amazing. he s relaxed, having fun with it. he reveals to us many personal things and also how he got to the decisions in his administration that really shaped our country. he shows than prompted an incredible job with this. to watch bush being interviewed by mark zuckerberg is a pretty incredible thing to embrace technology to get the word out there. host: jenn risko, there were several bush administration books including george w. bush s book of hours, then there was laura bush s, spoken from the hear