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Years ago when I was at the paper, I'd write columns in support of Miranda Devine

columnist of the New York Post and her stories on the laptop from hell.

And every time I would do it,

I would hear the whining and shrieking from editors like oh my God oh

and I love to hear their cries of pain because it told me that I was near something. Now the best editors, my

favorites and the important ones like John McCormick and Bruce Dole and Kristen McQuarrie were already gone where she was leaving around that time.

But there were others there and there were others functionaries who were jumping into the roles of new suppressors, not newsmakers.

Miranda Devine didn't give up. She wrote a book about the suppression of the laptop from hell and she called it the big

guy, how a president and his son sold out America and I think you should read it and I think you

should find it and I think you should talk about it I'll review it but right now let's

listen to Miranda Devine. She's our guest. She is the daughter of a Chicago newsman, Frank Devine, former editor of the Chicago Sun Times.

She spent some time here in Chicago going to school at Northwestern.

And curiosity was not beaten out of her.

She was always curious and so she wrote the big guy after the laptop from hell

and I recommend them both very much very highly and where are you as the

Chicago Teachers Union devours the Chicago public schools and maybe you're sitting

out there at Brunas or someplace that I like, eating a nice plate of

veils salt and boca al-a-Romana with a side order of Linguini Alio.

With as always, Jeff Carlin, executive producer W. G.N. Radio, my good friend, Master of cats, baker of pies, and me John Cass, editor and chief of John

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