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Moment. But first, joining us in our studios is ambassador michael owen, the author of after ike on the trail of the centuryold journey that changed america. How did it change america . Well, this was really the first time that a convoy, an official convoy, had driven all the away aCross Country and it attracted a lot of attention. All along the route, thousands of people came out to cheer the convoy on, to look at the vehicles, to talk to the men who were in the convoy, and it really spurred a lot of interest in travel by motorized vehicles, which were just coming into vogue at this time. Were going to watch the film. It is 25 minutes. But did it get a lot of attention in the press . It did get a lot of attention. They had a major sendoff at the white house. President wilson was in europe at the time, but secretary of war newton baker waved them off. There were speeches. The press was all there. And it was really there was really quite a scene at the white house before they took off t
Supreme court going to shut him down this week tomorrow they are going to say, were also making it illegal to wear suits that look like trash bags sorry, my man. President trump tweeted today about former National Security adviser john boltons new book and said, quote, wacko john boltons exceedingly tedious New York Times book is made up of lies and fake stories, said all good about me in print until the day i fired him. A disgruntled, boring fool who only wanted to go to war and never had a clue, was ostracized and happily dumped what a dope. Okay, but everyone already knew that, and then you hired him trumps like a mcdonalds manager who puts a golden retriever on the register and then gets mad about the long line it was never going to work in the new interview, former National Security adviser john bolton said, he believes that putin thinks he can play president trump, quote, like a fiddle i dont know fiddles are notoriously hard to play if anything, putin is playing trump like a dru
Whatever you would like if youd like to participate in the conversation. So what Everybody Knows she would much rather love other people than herself. So given what we know that so many of us warned why did you write a book . Thank you everybody for being here i didnt set out to write a book or certainly not by myself when i left the white house i found wonderful work at new america i kept my head down and focused. But i remember women in particular challenge me to think i had something to say that might be of value. I thought what do i really have to say that would make a difference to anybody. But that forced me to think about it. What do i have to say and to whom . I do a lot of public speaking is become policy issues and student groups all the time when i tell stories over the course of my career all the time i have the same stories because thats what resonates invariably somebody will come up when i am done in 100 percent of the time its a woman most of the time it is a woman of c
She would much rather talk about other people than herself. She would much rather promote and help other people then put herself forward. Given thats what we know about you and thats what so many of us love about you, why did you write a book about yourself . [laughter] thank you everybody for being here. This is amazing and thanks annemarie and tyra. I didnt set out to write a book, certainly not a book about myself. I left the white house i did what a lot of, certainly women, do. I found wonderful work at new america i hoped would be good for the world i kept my head down and focused on network. A number of people, women in particular, challenge me for some annemarie, you are one of them. To think about whether i had something to say that might be of value. I did what we do, i thought, what do i really have to say that would make any difference to anybody . I put it out of my mind. But i got pushed and that forced me to really think about it. Like, what do i have to say . Who might i