Turn Every Page - The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb

00:00:46 'One of the greatest issues invoked by the life

00:05:01 He's Bob Caro. I don't know why.

00:09:17 Dayenu.

00:13:48 Editing is intelligent and sympathetic reaction to the text

00:19:02 He couldn't bring friends home,

00:23:31 and no one suspected it was an invention of a way to find power and use it.

00:28:32 And also 'cause my real claim to fame is that I chose this number.

00:32:37 The next few years were very happy on the surface,

00:37:02 As head of Knopf, he would see everything.

00:41:44 Oh, my God.

00:46:42 I wasn't gonna give in 'cause it was my book, at the end.

00:50:50 And that the idealism is now becoming poisoned

00:55:23 they would pretty much print whatever Robert Moses said as a fact.

01:00:23 What was it about this man that was special?

01:05:38 it had to go back to that boyhood

01:10:46 How do you make the reader feel how desperate a man is?

01:16:01 Like any professional middle-class child of a family like mine in the '40s,

01:20:52 I don't think there's anything I'd rather do

01:25:39 Or more often what was said is,

01:30:08 And he said, 'There's a Xerox machine in the 7-Eleven.'

01:34:54 Caro is working as hard as he can work, and he's working flat-out.

01:39:48 Well, definitely more hopeful

01:44:26 Bob Caro has a different problem, which he has this very, very important,

01:49:24 So... Okay, we'll turn off the microphones.