Right here approaching exhibit 59, but overall the commute is looking good. And i26 heading into asheville, closer to brevard road, everything is up to speed here in both directions, overall that drive from brevard road to asheville highway timing out to 12 minutes for you. That is a look at your on ontime traffic report brought to you by the wired mouse. Back over to you. Holly several reason president ial candidates will be will be in the upstate, teb, ben carson, marco rubio and ted cruz will participate in the 2016 faith and family president ial foe rum. Jay the event is at the founders Memorial Auditorium at bob jones in greenville and goes from 2 00 to 5 30, doors open to the public at 11 00 this morning. Holly Hillary Clinton will host a town hall in den yark outside columbia, she is expected to outline her plans to build on president obamas agenda. Jay along with south carolina, Hillary Clinton is looking ahead to nevada, but not before she and Bernie Sanders holly lana zak rep
People here who will at least remember the place if not agree with me, and so its always nice to be back with old friends. I really date myself here, i even attended an advanced placement class at the old West High School, which was right down here and you have to be really old to remember when West High School was here. People have asked me a lot, why did you write this book . Its so long ago and so obscure. And i usually say because its just a great story. What happened, the events themselves are so amazing. And as a writer, as a fiction writer i would never dare to make them up the kind of plots that this book has. And when i realized that they had all happened i thought that was really terrific. For a long time when people say why, i say because it was such a great story. When i got into the book i realized there was when people say why, i say because it was such a great story. When i got into the book i realized there was more to it than that and the back had an even more profound
William thornton, designed the u. S. Capitol. This is just over 50 minutes. [applause] thank you. For that nice introduction and thank you to majors and quinn hosting this event. I suggested this to eat than back in the winter, there was never anything less than enthusiastic about having me. This was always my destination when i came to a minneapolis bookstore. I am glad i landed here. I want to tell you a little bit about the book. I will read a little bit about the book. Its nice to be here and see some old familiar faces. You know, whenever i come back to minneapolis i have this feeling what a special place marshal u was, and there are probably a few people here that will remember the place if not agree with me. And so its always nice to be back with old friends. I really date my sell here. I even attended an advanced placement class at the old West High School which was right down here on hennipin you have to be really old when West High School was there. I beg your pardon. [laught
Value the similar later of tastes. You may disagree with the republican or democrat but youre still basically american and share the same culture and you know your side is half wrong. When you hae mentality of im half wrong and hes probably half right, it will be easier to come to an agreement. But if you have an eggotisticle at tiew tude of pim 100 right and hes 100 wrong, then its hard to come to an agreement and i think weve had a failure of modesty about our own rightness and wrongness. We conclude with the marks of genius at the Morgan Library with assistant curator John Mcquillen. I think it changes as we pass through the centuries from if an a chenet roman idea of genius being a sort of guardian spirit that everyone had, every man had his genius, every woman had her juno, to something more selective. 18th century authors, alexander pope, the great romantic poets thought genius was something only a select few could ever hope to cleave and whether given by nature or god, but it wa
Republican or democrat but youre still basically american and share the same culture and you know your side is half wrong. When you have the mentality of im half wrong and hes probably half right, it will be easier to come to an agreement. But if you have an eggotisticle at tiew tude of pim 100 right and hes 100 wrong, then its hard to come to an agreement and i think weve had a failure of modesty about our own rightness and wrongness. We conclude with the marks of genius at the Morgan Library with assistant curator John Mcquillen. I think it changes as we pass through the centuries from if an a chenet roman idea of genius being a sort of guardian spirit that everyone had, every man had his genius, every woman had her juno, to something more selective. 18th century authors, alexander pope, the great romantic poets thought genius was something only a select few could ever hope to cleave and whether given by nature or god, but it was a very selective thing that set them apart. Politics i