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the last interview and other conversations
"James Earl Carter Jr. came from a background of farming and military service to forge an unlikely political career, first as governor of Georgia, and then as the 39th president of the United States. The interviews collected here--four of them never published in book form before--span the arc of Carter's long career as a politician, a public servant, and a citizen diplomat. They range from an early joust with conservative commentator William F. Buckley Jr. to his final interview, a moving joint conversation with his wife Rosalynn on the occasion of their 75th wedding anniversary ... and, of course, it includes the notorious 1976 Playboy interview wherein Carter remarked that he had 'committed adultery in my heart many times.' The result is a fascinating look into the mind and soul of one of our most admirable and principled presidents ever." --
Firing Line / interview by William F. Buckley Jr (Firing Line, April 23, 1973) -- "Jimmy, we hardly know y'all" / interview by Robert Scheer (Playboy, November 1976) -- Debating our destiny / interview by Jim Lehrer (PBS NewsHour, April 28, 1989) -- Cold War : back yard / interviewer unknown (National Security Archive, CNN, 1989) -- The gospel according to Jimmy / interview by Wil S. Hylton (GQ, 2005) -- On being diagnosed with cancer (Carter Center press conference, August 20, 2015) -- On civil rights and justice / interview by Derreck Kayongo (C-SPAN, May 20, 2016) -- The last interview / interview by Judy Woodruff (PBS, July 5, 2021).
"First Melville House printing: February 2024"--Title page verso.