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The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison.

And Genderqueer by Maya Kobaib, just to name a few.

His 1990 book, The Prize, The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power, is widely recognized as the definitive history of the oil industry.

When I was writing The Prize on investigating high gasoline prices was in 1923.

Secondly, and the one that I do write about in The New Map is I was at this thing called the St. Petersburg International Energy Forum.

And there's a picture in The New Map of the first Nord Stream pipeline being built, and it shows Chancellor Merkel and the EU people and then Russian President Medvedev all with big smiles on their face, you know, turning the knobs, the wheel to start the flow of gas into Germany.

Well, I think there were maybe two or three is that geopolitics is going to continue to interact with energy. I spent a lot of time in the book actually focused on Putin, Russia, Ukraine, and natural gas in Europe.

The other thing I spent a lot of time in the book on was China, the US, and energy and geopolitics.

The other is that we're in an energy transition, trying to do it in a more compressed time than in the past, and to be realistic about the challenges and what has to be done.

Bluto, the book, has been punching me around for five straight years right now.

The only reason I ever was able to write a book was they were pretty strict about it.

Well, the problem is that other... authors told me, which I wish they hadn't, they told me, you know, those deadlines are now everyone, everyone misses their deadline.

Yeah, that's right. The panic monster has not shown up.

I've had to make some crazy bets with friends to try to create a panic monster.

It's called Betrayal, the final act of the Trump Show.

You have a, I guess, not so new book out, Betrayal, the final act of the Trump show.

I wrote both of my books, you know, Front Row of the Trump Show and Betrayal, because I had a story that I wanted to tell.

The book is Betrayal, the final act of the Trump show.

"The Challenger crew was pulling us into the future and we'll continue to follow them."

We will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and slipped the surly bonds of Earth to touch the face of God.

Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter silvered wings.

Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth of sun split clouds and done a hundred things you have not dreamed of.

...put out my hand and touched the face of God.

He talks about healing and moving on. I respect Jim Comey. I used to work with Jim Comey. He's done some controversial things in more recent years, but I respect his good faith and also respectfully disagree with him and others who say that with respect to Donald Trump, we should move on.

He wrote, the next U.S. attorney general under Joe Biden should not pursue a criminal investigation of Donald Trump. Although those cases might be righteous in a vacuum, the mission of the next attorney general must be fostering the trust of the American people.

What the United States did in that post-World War II period was the equivalent of a Marshall Plan for white Americans. And when that carries on over generations, you have profound effects of lasting discrimination.

as one of my colleagues has put it in a book called When Affirmative Action Was White, Ira Katznelson, distinguished political scientist, historian, and colleague here.

It's a tremendous amount of work. Anybody contemplating a book should be ready for months and months and months of hard work to get the book right.

It's a book with stories supported by history, lessons derived from it.

I believe in the American story because it is my story.

I wouldn't be sitting lunching with you if I'd come to the UK.

I'm going with a science preach and if the science says that I need eight hours of sleep, I've got to inch my way to eight hours.

I covered this part and covered the back with my body and just snuck it in.

Dylan's book became one of the most sought-after works at the library.

publishers have even expressed interest in officially publishing the book,

the library has even given Dylan its first ever Houdini Award for Best Young Novelist, an award they created just for him.

The pursuit of justice creates injustice.

Justice is not binary. It's complicated.

My race always informed my objectivity. It is precisely because I am a black woman that the blackness of a defendant was never an indictment.

I value my role as a CNN legal analyst because education is my form of activism.

Barr has managed to sort of sit outside of the limelight for the last couple of weeks, but he has a book to sell in the next few weeks, doesn't he? Let's not mention his book.

russia never fully made the choice to break with its past There was never an investigation and reckoning with state terror people who were engaged in state terror were never officially disavowed They were even allowed to continue to serve in high state offices

Essentially the same people who are running the soviet union Are running what we refer to as post-soviet russia?

putin has an idea It is self-aggrandizing and absurd on the face of it that if he stepped away Russia would fall apart And so he has to carry this burden and for his labors he deserves to have the yachts and the palaces and all that But he is doing it for his country

trump doesn't even have that delusion It's all power and money in their purest form And you could dig as deep as you want. You would never find a shred of responsibility

I think many of our listeners will know who you are because of the book that you wrote in 2019 about Mark Zuckerberg. It's called, just so our listeners know exactly where you stand on Facebook, Zucked, Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe.

The thing that you don't hear in the book is that there's an F-bomb roughly every third word in the first sentence of the book.

When I wrote my book, 2018, I'm going, hey, look, if you allow Facebook groups to go unregulated and they have all this insanity, you're eventually going to have an insurrection.

Schiff has written a book, his first, Midnight in Washington, How We Almost Lost Our Democracy and Still Could.

So you've written this very good and important book. We had to solve a lot of supply chain issues to get copies here. So please buy it in currency or crypto or whatever you have. Midnight in Washington, How We Almost Lost Our Democracy and Still Could.

And as you and I discussed on the phone last week, I think the most important part of that subtitle is the last three words, and still could.