Shaw look for these titles in bookstores and watch for the authors on booktv and on booktv. Org. Booktv continues with robert spoo. He talks about the clash between literary pirates over copyrights going back to 1790 and discusses how it has shaped the copyright laws that we have today and this is about one hour. [applause] thank you so much. As the dean indicated, most of us and a large number of legal scholars, you might be surprised to learn that an area that is not compelled by law, something that is informal but very organized, and it has grown up to fill the various needs and the various cracks in the wall of law and i am going to be talking about one of those major cracks in the law today and i will be focused on the 19th century in the United States and particularly on authors and publishers in america, really from the 1820s and 30s amah up to lease the end of the century where, as you will see, the world is really kind of turned upside down where publishing is concerned. Lawfu
In a sense it could become even more damaging. At the same time they were incredibly inspirational and uplifting for those that were being held in the gulag. That when he was in the gulag his captors said look. Here is your reagan. Cowboy comedy and a fall. And as soon as they left he could not contain his glee. He was jumping up and down and tapping in morse code Ronald Reagan called this the evil empire the next guy says start stepping we were called the evil empire than the gulag is coming now with the words evil empire. So the president had finally spoken the truth. With a follow up what it you think the Ronald Reagan approach to syria and iran . Great question. I am always larry to apply reagan also with the iraq war. What he had invaded . Iran as a really good example june 2009 and the iranian streets first erupted and abominate merely week carter like statements even the democrats were astounded. He could have made stronger statements but reagan probably would have treated i rea
Bestseller of the century. His other work includes the books lincolns gamble and in search of america. He also taught journalism at Temple University was a knight fellow at Yale Law School and was the founding director of the center for l history at west point. He is also the executive producer of the documentary into harms way. In their new book, seen and unseen, the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of Civil Rights Movements in the united states. Joining them in conversation this evening is award winner, Award Winning broadcast master and journalist tracie madison. Please join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. Who will . Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for sharing your evening with us. What a delight it is to be back in person. So were thrilled to see you all. Thank you again for coming all of that said, why dont we dive in and Start Talking about the book seen and unseen thought and work . Thank you and welcome back to
Them. And then you destroy yourself. Now, think about the brilliance no, seriously of that statement. He identified hate as the poison that grows too much of watergate, too much of the mentality in his white house. And to his credit, at that moment, hes giving up the presidency, which he had fought all his life for. He is detached intellectually enough to realize what had happened, that the hating had an impact on those he hated and what occurred and investigations and so forth. But that it had destroyed him. Time, tosistant at the , k and to the same conclusion. Came to the same conclusion. Wed like to take questions. Lets go. Ok. John, thank you. Mr. Woodward, where and when did you first meet mark felt . In the white house when i was in the navy. One of the jobs admiral moore, who i was working for, gave me the job to be a courier to take documents over to the white house. This was in my last year in the navy, 1969, 1970, and i went outside the situation room and i was supposed to d
Emerges from her interview today with the fbi. Todays meeting indicates that investigators are actually close to wrapping up the Clinton Probe and announcing the results of it. For clinton, timing is crucial. Were 23 days away now from the start of the Democratic Convention in philadelphia, where she is expected to accept her partys nomination for president. The next few weeks so important as clinton waits for the fbi to announce its findings. Her campaign says, secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview about her arrangements while secretary. She is pleased to have an opportunity to as the department of justice to bring this matter to a conclusion. Out of respect for the process she will not comment further. Chris, give us this new reaction that youre hearing. Thats a new reaction after this fbi interview. I want to start off with Hillary Clinton herself. She was just on msnbc. She called in. Here is what she told chuck todd, i have been eager to do it, talking about the interview,