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worldview. from 12 to one every weekday. become quite friendly with ted fishman of the years. we talked about his previous book. shock of gray. don t delighted to be here. talking about the book. .. when i wrote china inc., i would go to china to the businesses that you need to go to understand china which are the big power cities, and it just struck me over and over again how flush with youth they are. and then you d come home back to your american city, and you d fly in, and the city you used to think was bustling seems a little slower, and then the employment statistics in the u.s., in europe, elsewhere in east asia tell you there s a huge employment problem with older workers. they re not old people, but they re older workers, 50 plus. and i was wondering whether the youth that was pouring into the cities, you know, on the trails of a trillion or maybe now it s $2 trillion of foreign capital flowing into china to attract young people to chinese cities to work in facto
up next on booktv, howard means recounts the life of john chapman. also known as johnny appleseed, he was a landscaper who s traveled help paved the way for future settlers. it took place at the johnny appleseed educational center at urbana university in ohio. welcome, my name is jobe joe besecker. we are located in the johnny appleseed educational center and museum and historic coo hall at the university. we are here to listen to howard means talk about his brand new book. this is his 10th book. he s written a biography of johnny appleseed, or john chapman. the name of the book johnny appleseed: the man, the myth, and the american story. i welcome howard. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. my book was published only five days ago. since then i ve done some taping sessions with the nationally syndicated radio shows. this is the first live event, it couldn t happen in a more important place. we are in the johnny appleseed museum. joe besecker was one the firs
so you re sitting in a state that has a big election. and the democrat one. i think is open for democrats elected there since the civil war. so, it was quite something. my suggestion to the republicans today is don t stop with medicare. the next thing they should propose is getting rid of the veterans administration. i think that will go over really big. and after that the elimination of traffic lights. [laughter] and then kittens. get rid of kittens. just go all out and get those two little kittens. you will do well a year from november. [laughter] enough picking on them. they ve got a rough road ahead of them, and you know, i was saying last night, it just resembles, they caught this great cat back in november. but then they started running in the opposite direction down the football field away from their goal. and you know, it s like democrats and liberals, everybody is a peace loving and understanding. we re on the field going no, no, turn around. no, i have the ball. i
a new study estimates that nearly 2 million women have been raped in the democratic republic of congo. imagine that, 2 million women. the authors of the study believe the problem may be worse than they documented. united nations officials called congo as the epicenter of rape. jason sterns has lived and worked there for a decade. the book dancing in the glory of monsters is the story of a war that is as complex as it is cruel. it s apexcellent book. i read it. i talked to jason earlier. people say look, it s the deadliest conflict since world war ii, yet so few people know what s going on there. why do you think that is? why has congo literally kind of dropped off the map or never been put on the map? on the one hand it s a conflict that you can put on the same in the same place in terms of scope as the cambodian genocide or the jewish holocaust in terms of people killed, 5 million people dead.