test the panel about our history, as we are now in the public relations and much more world wide awareness of mississippi and some of our challenges just like every other issue around the world. whether they would support removing the federate battle flag as a way to move in our future like you alluded to in your question. a good question, we we will see if people are willing to answer it. [laughter] if we can start with casey. will after the social movement days he became a politician and went to the state legislature and one of the pieces of legislation that he worked to get past was the changing of the state flag. well in the book, i say the boat to keep the flag was an early 21st century century insult to the black population of mississippi. certainly i would support changing the flag in the first referendum of that along with all the other has professional historians in the state issued a press release that was read on the capitol steps endorsing a new flag. that
all the other has professional historians in the state issued a press release that was read on the capitol steps endorsing a new flag. that s my answer. talk about what senator might do, he was a loyalty to to his ancestor and his heritage, he had his name on the marker he went to gettysburg where they were killed and they told him there some land over there that they would like to buy but it was going to be buffered development. he went back and had the land purchase for the park service, so he was loyal to the college. given his years in service of the fact that he counted toward the end changed and mellowed a bit on segregation, i think he would probably vote now, i voted for it to be taken down in the first ballot. thank you. you have to look at ole ms. with how they built the conservative flag was such an integral part of the culture, and now you have both coaches and mississippi state calling for to be be taken down. it s sort of a fascinating look at the world an
take on what happened but also a look at the politics at the time that made the troops stay overseas in world war ii. host: lissa warren, you mentioned you re an acquiring editor. how long is the process of getting the book on the shelfs to the time you acquire it? guest: it s just like having a baby, it takes about nine months from hand you script through the man you script, the copy editing process and then the cover design. i would have, at point, 20 children if i was having babies instead of publicizing books because i ve been doing this for 20 books now. to write it, it usually takes a year or two, sometimes three if it s a long book or one that requires a lot of research. they are pretty knee deep in evaluating copy edit suggestions that have been made. that can take several weeks. occasionally a month or two, but we don t always have that long. we also need to keep books in the season that they ve been slotted, and so we have to keep the schedule, and the authors
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