he talks about it day and night that is one thing we have in common he goes out to so we have a fiscal cliff disaster than conjures up the deal then we are bankrupt in the bow 17 trillion in debt and 100 trillion of unfunded liabilities how do you solve it? we add $4 trillion to the debt that is his solution and the congress signed off so he wrecked the jobs summit of 4 trillion of new spending to solve the debt crisis and it makes no sense in 50 years from now people will look back to save the readers don't or dead and did not wake up they will look at this to say how could anyone be as stupid as the american people were in the years of obama between

2008 and 2016? how you solve the debt crisis was more dash or a spending crisis with more spending were jobs crisis by bankrupting the only people who create jobs that are successful business owners? >> host: from the survival guide to right if your the independent thinker distrust government if you own a business or an independent contractor earned a high income it is not the quality that obamacare is about fairness and social justice have nothing to do with you with the obama agenda you are the oppressor. >> guest: right. his job is not to help anyone his goal is only to help these voters that is why every book signing i do every speech there is a line for one of word to talk to me to sign box and every

single person oh my god i have been waiting so long. i am a business owner. they're all small business owners be put in the hours working 16 hours per day, three had to 65 days a year i worked my birthday, christmas, holidays , then obama spits in my face to say i did not build the. who was there 16 hours a day? the mafia wants me to work all day then they expect half. there organized crime they want me to walk away with a smile? the whole thing is a criminal conspiracy now they put the irs on the us after we have already given them 50% even though we work 16 hours per day it is a ponzi scheme one great big ponzi scheme run by that can be no crime family and i apologize to insult them to compare

them to obama. >> host: what is your day job? >> business speeches and entrepreneurship can political speeches i've a spokesman for five different companies site for prison on tv and radio i a speaker when the largest law firms and lost a guess i'm the only dawn lawyers spokesman the only guy who is not a lawyer i have a quite a few web businesses simon much producer in their wake up in the mortgage income up with an idea and put my own money behind it there are not allowed to people like that anymore i called them riverboat gamblers. and there is about 25 million. that is the ultimate obama survival guide that is to waits in line every day get

50 or one hedgy meals per day of small-business owners that say thank you. people think it is of book that a tax obama one-third tells you what we're facing. the other two-thirds are fis of what you can do to invest in the second term and make many even though he destroys the american economy for. >> host: what are some of your businesses and what should people do? >> first of all, but the number one program is coast avengers started my career that has the vegas oddsmaker they put my 180-pound granite started the sidewalk there are 60 people in the

world who have been honored with their own sidewalk i got that to be a great promoters of the screen city the lowest tax city in the world. the greatest conventions in the world. the yorkers need to get it in their mind to move to new york -- love vegas. loss vegas i am also the son of a butcher. my dad was my is rationed. he taught me it is nice to hate to rich people but you can because no. -- for personal ever give you a job.

the second is the republican party is anyone who ever hopes to be rich or hopes their kids become rich. that is the message they don't give that message they may get like that party of the rich i cannot tell you it will happen but i have said ibm planning to run for the united states senate against terry reed i think i will be tim i have no doubt that i will i hope to join in rand paul to bring back the constitution, what made america great with personal responsibility and a whole school children not every ready can work for government and expect $100,000 pension the rest of their life it doesn't work. what is in my book shows the

snapshot why portugal, greece, france, it aly, spain, they're all bankrupt why would we follow that model? obama said taxes were too low at 35 percent that is wonderful for the rich but greece tax has 40% of obama has 3.8% obamacare tax that means congratulations america we have a higher tax the increase. doesn't work? ask them they are starving and homeless he did dumpster diving. is that what we want that is where obama is taking us. >> host: you were the vice presidential candidate. >> i endorsed mitt romney to announce my grand reentry i wish bobby won the election

he is a very nice man but not a good candidate he did not have the energy that i do the passion he did not have the guts or the stomach to run for president mitt romney would make a much better president by making a much better candidate because that is not about, to go but to be "american idol" obama is great we cannot run the country but mitt romney cannot run for office and you have to like blue-collar people and get out too shaky hands and kissed babies and obama is good adult seek romney likes do get down in the dirt and obama does. i do a and i love to campaign. i hope to join rand paul and the senate.

>> host: two of your tips are invest in farm land in agriculture and short the government bond ponzi scheme. >> right. if you have interviewed jim rogers you probably have he is one of my heroes he will tell you there will be massive food shortages living off your land if you want to have a farm because you'll want to grow food so far land will go for a high price as it goes up there could be some valleys and peaks but overall it is smart to on agriculture stocks the government ponzi scheme will crash any day there was a great article with a government employee of the sam francisco subway system and given a $900,000

golden parachute somehow got the last two years working paying nine in 2000 for not working but to stay at home. then with those two years were up they said i will collect every single vacation day of my 80 years before that then they got two more years to set a home to be paid in then they collected vacation pay on the vacation pay they just spent then she retired out $185,000 per year for the rest of her life and i guarantee she is not 50 yet. this is why it has to collapse. there is no money at the end of the steve for these people that are not working you cannot pay them nominee to work nobody cannot afford that we will go the way of europe and crash and burn we have 22 million government employees all who want to retire on a six figure in

tom 45 years to pay someone to not work? the bonds have to collapse if you of a million dollars in cash if you kept a year mattress until today it is worth $40,000 because the dollar has lost 96% is shows to how to compound you have got into protect your assets and educate your children be holmes will my kids my daughter never an a classroom now going receive your year at harvard defers classroom was at harvard as a freshman astray student was the top 5% got accepted at oxford at the top 3 percent now going to

stanford journalism that is home schooling in las vegas and have the worst public schools in the united states of america with a 40 percent dropout rate kids to horrible and if they go to community college they have to take remedial math and the english before the start as freshmen homeschooling got my daughter to harvard and stanford it works you don't need government to educate your children you need government to find you a job. it is about personal responsibility and individuality and rugged individualism and self-reliance and discipline and a sacrifice all the great things that made america of the greatest country for all the liberals that think this is malarkey but i believe there would george washington and john adams and benjamin franklin

believe how can the tea party year be a scream talking about limited government like the founding fathers? of that is extremely and guilty as charged. >> host: as a u.s. senator wayne allyn root what could do a fact? >> i would not expect to be in the minority white and a betting man to put this in it to be turned over to the republican party so when i get there we are in the majority then i think you can do whatever in the liberal president might want to do and maybe get something is passed like limited government lowers taxes by model for america is hongkong the best economy in the world 3.5% unemployment with 15 percent flat tax for everyone.

a deduction for mortgage interest you get both. deduction for charities in zero capital gains. this country would go from a disaster under obama to the greatest economic expansion in world history in america would be back again. that is what i will fight for until the day i die. >> host: we have been talking with teeeighteen and his newest book "the ultimate obama survival guide" how to survive, thrive, and prosper during obamageddon" by wayne allyn root here is the cover and published by rectory you are watching booktv on c-span2.

>> what i was doing was trying to recapture voices after world war ii in japan it was the story of the

japanese coming together and to capture those voices i had to go back to so many printed sources of books and magazines and letters to the editors, the songs, some of the forms of print to a historian is a treasure. >> when you say you attempt to take on the your city how can you get a handle on something of this magnitude? there is a variety of tracks that run through this man

whose character organized chronologically from the ice age. but things to run through it at the highest level interested in tracking the city's changing positions on the planet. >> host: in the york times book review getting a redesign debuting this weekend. we have the editor of "the new york times" book review. what are some of the redesigns? >> we gave this whole issue a new look. the goal was to maintain what we've fundamentally are to keep the number of book

reviews in their the bank is a section for readers while it looks more open and accessible it is the section for reading but there are some new features which klay think it will make it more accessible and relevant and more exciting. there are two major new features watching one is called the short list user brief reviews that they have always run but the change is they are grouped according to a shot truck, this subject, that it takes the sure review that feels like a second thought that if you are interested in science fiction and horror and apologies these of the books

of interest then we can find a reviewer who has the experience were interested that area to give a strong coherent review. another is that we had in say there the new feature is called bookends we have 10 regular columnist who will rotate matched up in different pairs to take on a question that is out there to the literary world are the novelist to wary of criticizing others there is a debate if twitter has made great writers to dice and if the book world is too small and in such desperate me as sustenance that it is not right to criticize?

said each week it will be a new topic other related to nonfiction perfection in these than writers will be paired up in different combinations trying to address that. what it is not is he said/she said are thumbs-up or thumbs down sometimes they may agree but because they are strong writers with very different backgrounds there are ways we think it will make a nicer companion with the idea to promote conversation not just to respond those issues but generate discussion because so much as about recommendation and conversation and debate and opinion.

>> host: ur some of the regular columnist? >> we have ted. they are from all over the world from fiction, nonfiction. so we heller is the novelist best known by her novel the believer in notes of the scandal and adam is a columnist for tablets magazine and a senior editor at new republic as well as a published poet also we have a film critic and the founding editor of jezebel that is a popular web site.

>> host: that is a nice selection. one of the things you mentioned is the of book world may be small. is it? >> guest: i think it can and feel that way especially if you are in it may be from the outside it may seem like it is the impenetrable force that doesn't lead in outsiders but i want to open that up. people continue to reap in the same numbers they always did well the number of book reviews has gone down i think people crave stories it doesn't matter on their phone or they take a book out from the library is a conversation people want to have what is good in what is worth their time. >> host: what about

nonfiction books? >> here in our first issue we have a new nonfiction with reviews by a block called the unsinkable our readers look at nonfiction as well as fiction i read more non-fiction than fiction in sao i think we try to devote as much space giving the limited number of reviews but in "new york times" book review traditionally has on the review of about 1% of the number of books coming out in a given year so it is about finding the best. >> host: your and author as well as editor of "the new york times" book review.

pamela, what does the new york time book review me into a writer? >> it is a huge for better or worse has become more important because we are the last freestanding newspaper book review out there's no it is different from the daily review it is a place where viewers take a step back and look at nonfiction the area the author writes about and it is hugely important i now boasts a joy to get a positive review and a negative review. i take it seriously i know what it is like on the other

end. >> host: does it affect a book sales? >> i think if people knew what really affected barack sales everyone would be a best selling author it is hard to know but a very strong rebuke from the times can often make a book. >> them marketing tool is a "new york times" best sellers splashed across the front hall or your best seller list form to? >> that is highly secret like the coca-cola recipe. [laughter] that is done by the news is survey group so we don't have direct involvement what we do is presented and we

have a best seller columnist to looks at the last in a broad and cultural way but we don't actually tally that. >> host: why is that such a secret? >> what'd selling in what is not selling has become more transparent look at the amazon rain king which before you could not do in there is the nielsen book scheme and that captures 85 percent of the market so people who pay for that service who have access to those numbers but it is still an area where it is difficult to figure out because books are sold in so many different ways not only

online but at conferences as well as books corporation -- bookstores as well as places like costco. we're celebrating our 15th year how has the literary publishing world changed? >> it has been completely transformed. the last 15 years like ancient history. everyone -- a rousing has changed from the publishing houses the big six is the big five still launch of the e-reader in the internet how people are reading their books and buying them and the coverage in the media in the print media has gone dramatically down then we see the vibrant online

community like book plods any on-line magazines are that extension of those that cover the literary world so that has changed the only thing that hasn't is the reader's fundamental interest in a good story or finding out informational from the great nonfiction book to be transported by literature. >> host: what is available on-line within your times book review section? >> everything and increasingly there is more content than in the print edition. i a mayhew to print reader but we offer additional

content online but to run the edited version of this is the q&a of their lives through reading. >> host: the new editor of "the new york times" book review has been redesigned and debuts september 8. thank you for your time. . .