you come across this non-descript town. court house. scare square. it is the center of this summer s most famous book, go set a watchman. it is the home of harper lee. tell us what you find there. guest: you find a little landlocked town in the back town of alabama. it hasn t changed much from to kill a mockingbird. watch out for the arm difficuad. there was a time when they were going to tear down the court house because they built a 1960 one and thought they didn t need the old one. now it is restored and like a church. it is an shine to american literary culture. that is probably the best thing about that town. there is still no museum. there is still no reconstructed home of capote or where his home was. it is just host: it is just a square. there is a plaque out front, then a yard, and it is next to the house where the walk-in dairy is. guest: right. and the rock stone walls separating the properties that truman turned cart wholes on is still there. it is
august and september he is making his own train reservations riding in a common car grabbing a sandwich at the depot someplace in helping with the guide to the end of the line somebody would pick him up with a hotel reservation. sometimes he has a private car as he goes through kentucky and tennessee he has had a private rail car provided but sometimes is that they re ahead of the campaign who writes his compatriot to senator james jones to say i saw this of hellenized reticulate train to baltimore we waited until 2:00 in the morning to switch we got him on in there were a handful of people there. we if he has a private car he could fall asleep the train picks him up he could wake up and wash his face so then he is traveling. so mckinley is pressed to go on the road once panics debt says it is unstoppable he starts to believe he has a race on his hands and mckinley says if i go on and the road we will have to mimic him. i know what it is like. and finally he says i have t
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you re going to hear from him. hey there. am noon out here in the east. new fallout and outrage over donald trump s comments about john mccain and his war record. trump made the comments during a moderated discussion at the family leadership summit in iowa. i supported him for president. i raised $1 million for him. that s a lot of money. i supported him. he lost. he let us down. but he lost. i never liked him as much after that. because i don t like losers. he s a war hero. he s a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren t captured, i hate to tell you. he s a war hero because he was captured. those remarks drew immediate outrage from other republicans. democrats and veterans group. trump this morning refused to apologize. do you owe john mccain an apology? no not at all. i got a standing ovation, the biggest ovation i ve had all weekend by far. when i left the room it was a total standing ovation. it was wonderful to see. nobody was insulted. w