I am thrilled at today's guest David Remnick is the acclaimed Pulitzer Prize winning author.

Well yes he's a Pulitzer Prize winning author of Lenin's Tomb, but he is also the renowned

editor going on 25 years now of the New Yorker.

That's incredible. That blew me away.

The New Yorker has become the country's most honored magazine. They've won 53 awards. It was the first magazine

to win a Pulitzer Prize Award. It's basically the most honored magazine. He

was Ad Ages, Editor of the Year, twice. And he's here to talk about the joint venture with Celadon Books,

the collaboration of the New Yorkers edition of the January 6th report, which is everything and all you need to know and in

total January 6th more than we we needed or what not needed to know everything we

need to know unfortunately it's not everything we wanted to know

thanks for being here. I appreciate it.

My pleasure, Donnie.

What net net net if somebody would want

the abridged version of the January 6th report.

Now, I'm just going to the top line findings,

basically obstruction of official proceeding,

conspiracy for the nation, conspiracy to make false statements,

and obviously the most grave of all inciting

assisting in a comforting insurrection. What if somebody was not following this as

guys like you and I do what's the net takeaway from the January 6 report

as far as you see it?

There's many pages in there.

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