Depth. The next three hours shall see many of the authors who appeared on the program. We were also joined by an author, cornell west and the heads of Simon Schuster and rectory publishing. There is something there is still something that brings tears to my eyes. I hope it wont do it now. On the seventh of december, or the eighth of december 1941, i went to what you would call a problem, an event, you know. I was the equivalent of a freshman at the university. I came home atoc 2 00 oclock at night, the light was on. Excuse me. [inaudible] americas and the war. Yes. And why did that touch you so much . To act because we knew it was going to lose it. Would that mean for you and hungry . I did not cry then. How old were you . Eighteen . I was 18 yes. With that interview with the late author john lucas, indepth was born 20 years ago. 2000 leading nonfiction fiction authors of our time have appeared on indepth. Freeman, colton walker, bob woodward, george well, just to name a few. So over t
And now on cspan twos book tv, or television for serious readers. Host hi everyone my name is on them i will be acting as your host. On behalf of this publishing group, to thank you all for coming. I also want to thank the team. And for joining us like tonight. And the enormous privilege to introduce our guests. It 43rd governor of the state of florida. First republic in the States History to be reelected. Dynamic economies in the face of history. Training one point 3m new jobs including the jobs. Currently the governor investment partners. [inaudible]. Headquartered in florida. Tonights guest of honor, author, fmr. Sen connie mack. A successful banking career where he served three terms before running for one of floridas seats. Insert to terms before running for reelection. Upon returning to the private sector, at the in florida. [inaudible]. Rated i will handed over to begin the conversation. And go ahead and present your questions through the chat feature. Connie mack think you very
Trillion another half trillion since then is nothing to news at. Especially important week and i know we will get into this later, it is so whether or not they have been trying to build out a effort with iphone sales slowing down not due for the same kind of growth they saw kind of over the past decade wwdc important because of a dust up with a major developer they have been having in the past week not major because of the size of the company. We might be reaching a detaunt in that. And i know youre bringing us a big interview with brian chesky this hour. Thats right, im really excited to be part of this additional west coast coverage and to that point i sat down with brian chesky over the weekend and we talked about the travel rebound, and what the business likes like in this post kovid world take a listen. If there is a shut down or multiple shut downs, if communities are shut down, we will be okay we cut a he looks like dollars in marketing brian was very cautious about this it is a
Of failure. Of course the reality is the reverse. The more you post about failure. In one of the chapters i attended a conference, and one of the speakers there was a young man who boasted now he is the ceo of the work, the darling of Silicon Valley. But in his speech he boasted about being sued by record label for a quarter of a billion dollars is he had a company that legitimized. So the cult of failure is really one of the most irritating aspects. You have people like tim oreilly, very wellknown publisher. But the real truth is they are the winners. The real failure is people who dont have jobs, people who are not employed, people who are underemployed and can get in the college. They dont go around. Do you ever say you are a failure . I think this is one of the reasons why Silicon Valley is so profoundly out of touch with the rest of the world because it is the one sector and the American Economy that is doing well, the one sector driving innovation and change. When you have a cult
Power and the meredith march against fear. And at the university of memphis for fester tells the story of James Meredith the first africanamerican admitted to the university of mississippi who was shot upon his return to the state to promote Voter Registration. The ensuing civil rights battle rock the black Power Movement to the forefront. The program is about an hour. Host what a pleasure to be with you today to talk about your book. You know i looked at its cover and i was immediately intrigued by it. Some say you cant judge a book i its cover but lets start by judging this book by its cover. Tell me about the cover. Guest thanks for having me. It was actually quite a struggle to pick the perfect image for the cover. It is a picture from the last day of the march june 26, 1966 as leaders lead the final leg of the meredith march into jackson mississippi and it was kind of a struggle to pick the right picture because on the one hand we wanted to capture its Human Element and capture th