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for more, the aforementioned michael wolf. author of three books about the inner workings of the trump white house. here to talk about his newest were, called, two famous. the rich the powerful the wishful then it's, correa's, the dams. michael it's great to have you back on the broadcast. thank you very much for coming. and because of the news tonight, because he is one of your leading subjects, let's talk about steve bannon. his personal icon grooming grooming icon that he is. is he, is he the architect the designer, the builder just the cheerleader of one six? >> or none of the above. steve bannon is a man who does everything for an effect. in the effect is not necessarily connected to the reality. for steve to get up ahead of steam and start to announce that there's going to be a revolution in the streets the world is going to change, is actually steve's conversation almost in almost every moment. that is, the making the cause and effect line, and this is what's going to be hard for the democrats in this, is never so clear

investigative journalist michael wolf profiles politicians, media figures and the rich and argues being famous is productive. eric my taxis argued against the idea of a creator list universe is in is atheism dad in the centrist solution to lieberman of connecticut calls for compromise in politics. also being published this week journalist will hagood examines the history of black american cinema in colorization. in in trump's shadow senior political correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party andin liberty is sweet , historian woody holden suggests the founding fathers were influenced bymarginalized americans . by these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv . >> mitch mcconnell what's on your reading list? >> not surprisingly i tend to go towards american history. much of it political. but actually, one book i just finished was not about politics. it was about the history of the polio epidemic. from beginning to end. it came out in 2006 after it won a pulitzer prize andas a

in two famous author and investigative journalist michael wolf profiles politicians, media figures and argues that being famous is corruptive. eric argues against the idea of a creator less universe in atheism dead. calls for compromise in politics. also being published this week journalist will examines the history of black american cinema in colorization and in trump shadow, david discovers the future of the republican party and in liberty is sweet, historian woody holton suggest that the founding fathers were influenced by marginalized americans. find these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. >> mitch mcconnell, what's on your reading listll these days? >> well, not surprisingly i tend to tilt toward american hisry

into famous, author and investigative journalist michael wolf profiles politicians, media figures and the rich and argues being famous is productive. eric my taxis argued against the idea of a creator list universe is in is atheism dad in the centrist solution to lieberman of connecticut calls for compromise in politics. also being published this week journalist will hagood examines the history of black american cinema in colorization. in in trump's shadow senior political correspondent david drucker explores the future of the republican party andin liberty is sweet , historian woody holden suggests the founding fathers were influenced bymarginalized americans . by these titles coming this week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv . >> mitch mcconnell what's on your reading list? >> not surprisingly i tend to go towards american history. much of it political. but actually, one book i just finished was not about politics. it was about the history of the polio epidemic. from beginning to end. it came out in 2006 after it won

joining us now is michael wolf, the author of too famous. >>> that is his new book. michael, you have more insight in to steve bannon than anyone on the january 6th committee. and we see what steve bannon is doing now. he is going to fight this legal ly as far as he can. presumaby this is good for steve bannon's business, isn't it? to be seen as the great resister of this investigation? >> this is exactly where steve bannon wants to be. the democrats could not have played more in to steve bannon's hands. he is the happiest man in america tonight. you know, i mean, it's, you know steve's frustration, steve has been in the wilderness for the last three years since trump forced hum out of the white house. you know, but his, the real pain in steve's heart is that the attention has been on donald trump who steve regards as, as stupid, crazy and a crook. rather than the attention being on steve bannon. so, yes, it's a good day for steve. >> so, the maximum penalty if he is convicted of this is 12 months, it's a federal sentence. maybe he serves eight, nine, something like

when he was quoted making disparaging remarks about the president, and his, children and michael wolf's book fire and fury, of course bannon was an interesting situation you might, recall he needed a favor, as you might remember, he was in some legal trouble at the time you know when he was arrested on a chinese billionaires yacht, by the postal service policeman? bannon, was charged with a federal, crimes wire fraud and conspiracy, and money laundering conspiracy, those are serious criminal offenses, stemming from an alleged grift where he and his associates allegedly conned die hard trump supporters out of millions of dollars of bogus promises to use the money to privately fund a border wall, only to turn around and use some of the funds and lavish personal expenses. if you're saying to yourself that's not the steve bin and i, know who knows, will never really know. he's not going to go to trial, for bannon was in trouble, perhaps he wanted to be back in the good graces of the man would unequivocal pardon power, he began publicly and privately telling trump things that trump wanted to

: michael j. fox's basketball team has what animal as their mascot? >> steve: wolf >> jimmy: no >> steve: dragon >> jimmy: maybe. >> steve: or beaver? don't -- >> jimmy: it can't be a wolf he is a wolf >> steve: right? teen wolf. >> jimmy: dragon doesn't really -- i don't associate dragon with a high school team name like, the basketball team we're the dragons. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so i pick the beavers. i think c. >> steve: final answer >> jimmy: i think it's beaver. [ dings >> steve: beaver, that's correct! [ cheers and applause oh my gosh jimmy getting the role of a puppicino. this is a frappuccino made of puppy skulls >> jimmy: what is this [ audience aws ] >> steve: mary kennedy as a puppicino [ cymbal crash ] not a frappuccino. a puppicino. >> oh, my god. [ audience aws ] if that's a better one, there's more >> jimmy: it's so cute [ laughter ] they're so cute. [ barking >> steve: you know what that means? >> jimmy: no >> steve: it's time for double puppardy [ laughter ] questions are n

we'd france during the elgin wolf independence and even decorated some of them. these particular action was not very well received in algeria, i guessed that the audience did not want to send it immediately to grab or to muddy in support of the french auctions. and that resulted in these particular commands which were reported by mont we'd. she's one of the most, even one should newspapers in france and into the french trying. well, i don't again, i will come to you in just a 2nd by when it comes to bruno again, just to get reaction to those comments. what do you think? well, i don't entirely disagree. i think my question trying to do, but it's a very dedicated balancing act, is what he calls the reconciliation of narratives and the reconciliation of memories. so you have the hard copies in false. you have the young people, jerry and french. jerry and then you have the relation with the all geron government. so it's a very difficult triangulation, and i think she is actually honest in what he says to each of them. but it's i may need some possible to this reconci

. >> rachel wolf is in el dorado county with how it could trickle down to wine lovers. >>> these five or six rows. we didn't even pick them. >> reporter: michael scully takes us for a walk in his vineyard at gold mountain winery and lodge. >> we had power outages. then we couldn't water. then you are playing catch up with trying to water. >> reporter: lamenting the loss as he will incur in 2021 due to the caldor fire. >> about three quarters of the grapes were affected, and the yields are down 40 to 50%. >> reporter: the wildfire brought smoke spilled skies for weeks. >> it could do with the quality of sunlight coming through, some tainted by the smoke, but we went from not ripe to they are drying out. >> reporter: finding crews was also an issue. >> all of a sudden, everybody needed to pick at the same time, and there was a shortage of folks to come out and pick. it took us longer to pick. >> yields have been down this year. >> reporter: ann pierret processes the grapes for about a dozen vineyards in the area. >> we weigh it and process it, and it goes into tanks him off her meds any

what lu be watching for, michael? how will you judge the success or failure of this hugely important climate summit? >> thanks, wolf. it's good to be with you. i'm actually somewhat optimistic. you know, what would success mean at cop26? flds it would mean a number of things. all of the major polluters exit to the sorts of reductions that we know we have to see if we're going to avert catastrophic warming of the planet. that's a roughly 50% reduction in carbon emissions within the next ten years. part of the some people are concerned at this point is that there is what we call an implementation gap, there's a gap between the words that politicians are using that world leaders are using, the commits they're making and the actual facts on the ground, whether they're doing anything to meet those commitments. here in the united states, for example, while the biden administration has committed to lowering carbon emissions by that necessary 50% within the next ten years, we don't have legislation in congress that would codi

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome quaranteen wolf! hello, quaranteen wolf. >> hi. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: would you like to howl for us? [ howling ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know what the movie "teen wolf" is? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah? you've seen it? you're starting to steam up in that thing, aren't you. yeah. okay. do you feel safe and covid-free? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right. then i have a little something for you. oh, you're going to love. this it's a ball of yarn. enjoy that, and happy halloween, quaranteen wolf. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right. next up, let's say your kid w wants to trick-or-treat with a friend, but you don't know the friend and you don't completely trust the friend's parents because the dad quotes joe rogan a lot. well now you can keep them together, and split them up, exactly six feet apart with this socially distanced horse costume. >> trick or treat! >> jimmy: you see, what we have here is we have a child on one side and a child safely on the other side. don't ask how it poops, by the

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