reassembling because i randomly walked around so that would be my user. lehigh walked into different situations the was representative of the country and they argue pretty hard for the different regions but now to take five women and five men to do anything like that. >> what is the take away? >> the most surprising thing to me with the central

importance of work to a decent life. i as a libertarian aboard patronizing other people. that the welfare system is incredibly patronizing right now that i would be suggesting that it also seems patronizing but it does seem to me that if he emerges from the book very controversial that human beings are happier when they worked in when they are forced to work even if they don't feel like working. thought the there are those

of us. but a lot of the time what people react to a and deal with successfully our challenges put in front of them. so a satisfying life requires work even if it is unpleasant or even if you don't choose it it still seems to be fundamental to a happy life. >> as a reader of the book. one of the interesting things is you read a lot of books on the left and they deal with people.

there on our side of the debate in it speaks to the welfare system i do find a unique and important voice. with the human cost of welfare. and they will be upstairs signing some books. please join us for lunch and get your books signed. thanks for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

cpac . >> we have gone from big numbers and that that is a huge change.

that the new power is your to talk about what we have no chance to talk about so therefore when we have a candidate like doll trump -- donald trump that we can respond to that. hot -- i will put it into a question. where are all the candidates nine months ago? where was the u.s. government and mexican government nine months ago? where were they? and then, we responded. you are absolutely wrong.

edited is not right and it is absolutely wrong. we didn't wait for the latino candidates. we responded. it was all the artists did each one on social media that what you're saying it is absolutely wrong. with the 1900 mild or between the united states. [laughter] because 40 percent of undocumented immigrants it will have to be really big wall for that and then to change the constitution for

those there a documented. and that he is absolutely wrong. to change the conversation so talk about latino power. to say he will win the hispanic vote. you will not with the hispanic vote. [applause] >> these are the numbers i got from univision 81% of latinos. but what does that mean if he were to run against clinton or sanders?

16 percent and you're asking who? [laughter] but 60 percent would vote for donald trump over clinton or sanders. he cannot win the white house with that because as part of the hispanic vote john mccain got 31 percent and lost. so donald trump cannot live and though white house. . .

editor-in-chief and senior vice president of espn the undefeat undefeated. >> host: j.c., it's great seeing you. we see each other all the time on capitol hill when you are a congressmawere acongressman cove "washington post" it was great. didn't know you then. >>as