history of globalization. she is a co-editor of one of the most important journals in the field, dip diplomatic history. her publications include gis and germans, culture, gender and foreign relations, 1945-1949. and now, the politics of peace: a global cold war history. she had it published by oxford this year. it is based on this book that she will be speaking to us today. she has also co-edited two books, the human rights revolution, oxford 2012. and the oxford handbook of the cold war, published in 2013. today, she will be speaking with us on if you want peace, or william detours on the politics of peace in the early cold war. thank you to everyone who makes this possible for inviting me. it is a great honor to be here. i was embarrassed to admit that i had never been here and i m going to try to make an effort because i realized philadelphia s not that far from washington at least by train. i can do this in one day back and forth. so, writing a book as i am sure so
at the end of yesterday s program, that when johnny introduced e.j. today, he would be smiling. you win $28,000, that ll make you smile. adrienne, jim, it could happen to you as well. good luck. here we go. into the first round of play, which today features these categories. let s take a look. uh-oh! followed by. and finally. and, champ, where do we start? i live in bed-stuy. let s go rap for $800. [ laughter ] e.j. who is lil jon? lil jon, yep. i got him dead on. [ laughter ] rap for $600. adrienne. - who is wiz khalifa? - correct. i ll take restaurant chains for $200, please. e.j. - what is buffet? - buffet, you re right. let s go back to rap for $400. seen here, performing from their album collegrove, are 2 chainz on the left and this rapper. - e.j. - who is lil wayne? - yep. - rap for $1,000. jim. ugh. who is the chance the rapper? no. adrienne or e.j.? [ beep ] who is lil yachty? back to you, e.j. let s finish rap for $200. adrienne. - what are the benjamins? - that s
and shared with us a world of ideas. and he once took us inside hisily in a very personal way. he s authored 12 books. i m incompetent to properly introduce bill moyers there s simply not enough time. before aowtudio audience a man for his modesty and his reluctance to talk about himself, agreed to sit down with me for a conversation i shall never forget. ladies and gentlemen, mr. bill mers. (upbeat music) (audience applause) - it started in marshall, texas but it started before you were a journalist. something unusual occurred in marshall that taught you about this america. you were the son of one of the poort people in town anywhere else, in any other time, you wouldn t have had much of a shot. how did it happen that a poor boy got the shot you got? - i was the beneficiary of affirmative action for poor, white southern boys. if you studied hard, worked hard, moved around town, met people, there were men particularly men in the town who would say, he s a comer let s help hi
drugs bad divorce case, you know, it s a i worry about him ben. you know that his he s hit a hit apart, but he keeps acting and keeps going but i m not in regular touch with him anymore, but he s how well i know him very well. you write a book with him. no, are we edited a book on witty guthrie together? we found a long lost manuscript of woody guthrie. and we called the house of earth. and it was a bit of a literary find and actually i found it, but we were trying to get money for the guthrie s music for kids for after school music programs. so johnny s involvement with it allowed my publisher harper collins to put some money into it and went to this school fund and the bookcare number 10 on the best seller list of for fiction in the new york times when he got through he s been dead forever. so it had a little bit of a nice run. i wrote a cover story of depth for vanity fair where i m attributing editor. we went on a boat from porter now we went from what we went to puerto r
but he keeps acting and keeps going. how well did you know him? i know him very well. did you write a book with him? no, we edited a book together. we found a long lost manuscript of woody guthrie. and we called the house of earth. it was a late airy find. i found it. but we were trying to get money for the guthrie s music for kids for after school music programs. that allowed my publisher to put some money into it and went to the school fund. the book hit number 10 on the best seller list for fiction in the new york times. he s been dead forever. it had a little bit of a nas run. i wrote a cover story for depp. he went to puerto rico but left the bahamas to puerto rico. i wrote a long essay about him. i did a cover story on him for george magazine if you remember that. his mother died in this divorce that he got in with amber heard has just gone you know, he is suing her ex-wife. and it s just spiralled to the point of tabloid beyond tabloid speculation. look