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If you're kind of smart enough to get the feed, we have Walter Isaacson's with us.

He may be America's premier biographer, a professor at Tulane and CEO of the Aspen Institute,

the best-selling author of books like Elon Musk on Leonardo da Vinci, I almost said DiCaprio, Steve Jobs,

Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein. And he's got a brand new book out called The Greatest

Sentence Ever Written, which is 80 pages and everyone's got to read it. And first off,

Walter, it's great to see you, which you've already accomplished a new career. I can't believe

you still want to write, especially after following Elon Musk around for years.

I know, but writing is a wonderful thing.

You do it all the time. You're going to

have a book that'll help pull us together

next year. I just figured we should

do something to help lower the

temperature and reunite us as a nation

for our 250th. And you did

it. And tell us about the greatest sentence

ever written. We hold these truths to be self-evident. We all know that sentence almost by heart.

But it was a sentence that Jefferson writes the first draft. Franklin edits it. John Adams helps

do it. They do it by committee. And it becomes a mission statement for our country.

Is not a definition of exactly what the country is in 1776? But it's an aspiration of what we can be.

And I figured if you want people to come together and try to work together for at least our 250th if we all reflect on the meaning

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