Calculation when we take a find from these people and put these people in jail and did make kind of sense. What you end up with his people in jail and a lot of people who pay money over here. Was anything is surprising your findings . No. What i was surprised by is how i did know a lot about how the criminal Justice System worked or people on public assistance or for undocumented emigres. Ive never covered that story before. It was kind of eyeopening to me to find out how aggressive than we let us that system is. If you are a single mom on welfare come on welfare, you have to sign an affidavit once every three months. Its an automatic drug case you can do time. You could lose your kids. Its amazing. If you commit 100 million fraud on wall street, the likelihood is you personally will never pay a single cent. Digs for your time. Thank you. Next, Aaron David Miller argues that her preoccupation of president ial greatness overinflate their expectations and causes president to misjudge the
lance morrow in your newest book, the noise of typewriters, you describe henry luce as perhaps the most important journalist of the 20th century. why do you say that? well, for three or four reasons. he was a he was a tremendous journalist in his own right. he in the in what was the golden age of magazine reads, which was roughly from the early twenties to the seventies. he was a genius at inventing new forms of magazines. he and his partner, britton hatton, with whom he founded time magazine, invented a whole new the news magazine and a whole new form of sort of magazine in 1930. then just as the depression set in, he invented fortune magazine, which was arguably, i would argue. possibly the best magazine ever printed. and then in 1936, he invented life magazine, which became an immensely success or perhaps the most successful american magazine. so in three different directions. he was tremendously creative and inventive. more than that. robert hutchins, who was the former c
lance morrow in your newest book, the noise of typewriters, you describe henry luce as perhaps the most important journalist of the 20th century. why do you say that? well, for three or four reasons. he was a he was a tremendous journalist in his own right. he in the in what was the golden age of magazine reads, which was roughly from the early twenties to the seventies. he was a genius at inventing new forms of magazines. he and his partner, britton hatton, with whom he founded time magazine, invented a whole new the news magazine and a whole new form of sort of magazine in 1930. then just as the depression set in, he invented fortune magazine, which was arguably, i would argue. possibly the best magazine ever printed. and then in 1936, he invented life magazine, which became an immensely success or perhaps the most successful american magazine. so in three different directions. he was tremendously creative and inventive. more than that. robert hutchins, who was the former c
he was a he was a tremendous journalist in his own right. he in the in what was the golden age of magazine reads, which was roughly from the early twenties to the seventies. he was a genius at inventing new forms of magazines. he and his partner, britton hatton, with whom he founded time magazine, invented a whole new the news magazine and a whole new form of sort of magazine in 1930. then just as the depression set in, he invented fortune magazine, which was arguably, i would argue. possibly the best magazine ever printed. and then in 1936, he invented life magazine, which became an immensely success or perhaps the most successful american magazine. so in three different directions. he was tremendously creative and inventive. more than that. robert hutchins, who was the former chancellor of the university of chicago and a leading american educator, once said that that luce was the most luce s impact on the american mind was greater than that of the entire of american system
well, for three or four reasons. he was a he was a tremendous journalist in his own right. he in the in what was the golden age of magazine reads, which was roughly from the early twenties to the seventies. he was a genius at inventing new forms of magazines. he and his partner, britton hatton, with whom he founded time magazine, invented a whole new the news magazine and a whole new form of sort of magazine in 1930. then just as the depression set in, he invented fortune magazine, which was arguably, i would argue. possibly the best magazine ever printed. and then in 1936, he invented life magazine, which became an immensely success or perhaps the most successful american magazine. so in three different directions. he was tremendously creative and inventive. more than that. robert hutchins, who was the former chancellor of the university of chicago and a leading american educator, once said that that luce was the most luce s impact on the american mind was greater than that