leaders. i think it is an understanding of how bureaucracies work. our government is one giant, bloated, and after baraka see now. i think it takes an understanding of how technology works. technology is how technology works. technology is a tool that can be used to change the course of a bureaucracy. it's also a tool to reengage people in the process of the government. finally, i think it i think it takes an understanding of executive decision-making. that is making a tough call it a tough time, with high stakes for which you are prepared to be held accountable. i have all of those qualifications, yes it is true that my experience that is very different from others, but i really think ours is intended to be a citizen's' government. it is what the people want. >> many of this year's presidential candidates have written books to introduce themselves to voters and to promote their views and issues. here's a here's a look at some of the candidates books. in his new buddhist book, reply

all jeb bush talks about his email correspondence during his time as florida government. presidential candidate and former neurosurgeon, ben carson argues a better understanding of the constitution is necessary to solve america's most pressing issues. in his latest book, a more perfect union. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in, hard choices. in a time for truth, texas senator ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrant son to the u.s. senate. former ceo of hewlett-packard is another declared candidate for president, and rising to the challenge she shared lessons she has learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina, lindsey graham released an e-book, in my story he details his childhood and crew in the air force. former arkansas governor, mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in god's, guns, grits, and gravy. check asic calls for return as to what he sees as traditional american values and stand for something.

george pataki is also running for president, 1998 the former new york governor released pataki, were he looked back look back on his path to the governorship. kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship. in his latest book, taking taking a stand. more presidential hopefuls with books include marco rubio, an american dreams he outlines his plan to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont, bernie sanders is another candidate for president, his 1997 biography, outside of the white house was updated to include his time in the senate and the launch of his presidential campaign. blue-collar conservatives, presidential candidate, rick santorum argued the republican party must focus on the working class in order to retake the white house. donald trump has written several bus sellers, and his first book crippled crippled america he outlines his political platform. finally, evan or chris christie and former governors martin

o'malley and jim gilmore have announced their candidacies but have not release books. book tv has covered these candidates, you can watch them on our website, book tv.org. >> now on book to be, afterwards with pulitzer prize winner generalists gilbert goal who examines the business culture of college football. he is interviewed by tom mcmillan, former u.s. representative from maryland and president ceo of the division i a athletic directors association. >> host: it is great to be with you today, as a former student athlete and someone who is worked on student athlete reform issues for many years, i really enjoyed your book. i bought it as soon as it came out. it is really great to be with you today. i guess the most obvious question after your career covering so many