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would create a diplomatic relations and that was the original purpose in the book. no one believed including my publisher thank you dan simon, i started to doubt it myself. when it happened i had to rearrange the book and i was fortunate to update it. its arts with a detailed account of how it happened on december 17th, the beginning of normalization. the rest of the book is about the preceding 55 years or 60 years and i interviewed for many hours a former leader of the cuban revolution and government his daughter in havana said it should be called two old guys talking so i made that the initial chapter. host: tell us about ricardo. guest: you have to write this book because nobody knows him. if that is true, you are talking about a man who after many decades the cuban foreign minister, cute and united nations representative in new york at the cuban head of natural assembly which is speaker of the house of representatives. he has been a public human figure, he knows more
he dies under robert ely s command and this is a devastating a devastating impact. he feels this loss very sharply. i am just curious how do they compare with characters today in washington? [laughter] .. so i think he would find that interesting and i will take a pass on the question because it is just too hard because the civil war is just the meet period we can all agree that the country never has to undergo that again thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] host: and thanks for watching booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend on c-span2. and today we are live on the campus of the university of southern california home of the los angeles times festival of books. today there are several author panels ahead on the plushing industry biographies publishing industry, biographies of world leaders and science, and we ll also sit down with tom hayden, travels smiley and hugh hewitt among others while they take your
but also a lot of times we miss that and for things to go back to normal we need to talk about them and every time i speak about this in the community setting the families come out and talk about it in a way it gives us a sense of getting this off our chest because there are many around today that lost loved ones at the time but never spoke about it and now they have an avenue to talk about it. so this is reagan arthur and bonnie is a fabulous agent of bonnie the hill.u take due to take over? caroline is remembering my late 2 partner who died in 2011 so itr isn t really a coup when the other person died.tedorking wi ith was 25. i come from publishing in newshing new york and has been working for new american library and then assigni and schuster and i met her through had worked afterctorian,n working with an attic taste inand i san francisco bay.an agent? he was like it do you want to be mean an agent and i said i m not meanever enough because the agents i hell talked toon