to the library. with the non university partner with the programs so people can come into the library to have a group session to find destructors for them and we do the same with call on academy. with quiet places opportunities to take up books and use computers and that is just the circulating library which is the majority where people come into.

>> we have millions of people who live near the coast just as one example. what is happening there giant industries that pollute and they make immediate profits the effects of pollution will be felt by lots of people around the country and ultimately around the globe. it is in their interest to continue to be able to pollute to make short-term profits and everywhere else will bear the cost. think about it they are able to do ask lobbyists to go to washington to influence the law makers have the regulators to maintain their opportunity to follow the

air or poisons of water in order to promote short-term profit. everyone else who has to pay the price does not have that same kind of organized stability to make their voices heard in the same way with a lobbyist and lawyers in washington and. . .

>> host: welcome to "after words." today daniel halper, his new book "clinton, inc." the audacious rebuilding of a political machine. daniel halper welcome. this is so interesting. we are in the summer of 2014. hillary clinton looks like she's the inevitable democratic nominee and i say inevitable with a bit of this dark because we been here before but this time or number come her poll numbers are daunting. this summer there are a number of books about the clintons and especially hillary clinton. your book now comes