author programs throwing the country all year along. here's a look at events this week...

look for these events to air in the near future on booktv, on c-span2. >> margie ross the head of regular nory publishing. >> we have a busy fall planned. our first big book of the fall will be a become called "the big lie." now, you know danesh is a multiple time number one "new york times" best selling author with regular nary publishing and it's about how the left call is accusing conservatives, our major, our reads, or being fascist.

the new accusation. we're not racist anymore. we're fascist, and he says if you look at the way the left conducts itself, they're the fascists. they're the people who want to shut down free speech, who want to have a bigger government and want the government to have more control over our lives, and who are bullying and rioting and disrupting when they don't like the results of an election. just like a fascist would do. >> who else? >> we also have second book by sebastian gorka "why we fight. "last year we did a great book with sebastian gorka called" defeating jihad "and he is now one on the senior advisers in the white house to the president on national security and terrorism. issues of fighting terrorism. very smart guy, very experiencees. this is a book that talks not just about how to win the war on

terror but why it is inside us as a country that makes us fight for the rights, fight for freedom, fight for the good side, and why it's important to remember not just how to win but why we win and why we fight. , ... >> and very upset and very concerned about the future of the country, that's it for book sale. i tell you at the beginning, at the end of last year, and leading up to the election, we were worried about what would happen if hillary clinton won,

not just for the country with you for our book. we were worried that our market would feel so dejected. so disspirited. so defeated that they might not want to read anything for a while. and so, in an odd way, we were actually thinking, in this case, her winning might not be so good for book sales. so, fast forward now, six, nine months and we're doing very well. our books are doing well and i think partly it's because the news cycle is moving so fast. there's always something to talk about and there's something they've been good at. but also, i think our mshth has gone from being baffled at the reaction to the election and the sort of refusal of people on the left to accept the results of the election. they've gone from being baffled to now starting to get angry

and they look. give this president a chance. this is everyone's president. this is the direction of the country. let's let him do the things that the people who elected him sent him to washington to do. and we're sort of trying to lean into that, looking at both the direction that trump wants to take the country and also looking at all the forces that seems to be coalescing and plotting to defeat him and block him. another big book we have is another big best selling author ed klein has a new book coming this fall called "villain" how the forces on the left are conspiring to defeat trump, even after he's won the election. so, these are the kind of issues that i think our market is worried about, concerned about, and interested in and that's what we like to do.

we like to look at what's happening in the country and lean into that and hopefully, sell a lot of books in the process. >> margeie margie is a publishe. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >> how are you doing there, sir. >>? you. . >> lt. colonel? >> and-- . >> is that right? do you talk about the civil war? >> yes. >> can you come by to the book

club. >> awesome. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> is that right? >> i want to be there. >> i flew on a plane with him once. >> a will you have -- he's a tough guy. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> okay. i put this on. >> okay. >> how are you? >> thank you. appreciate it. >> oh, yeah, yeah.

>> where are we at? >> southern california. >> oh, this is radically, radically-- keep up the good work. glad you're there. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> is that your father? [laughte [laughter]. >> how are you doing? >> thank you, my man. >> oh, yeah, yeah. thank you for your support, m man. >> oh, thank you.

>> there you go. god bless you, take care. appreciate it. >> how are you? >> where are you from? very good. what do you do? >> what do you do there? >> nice. thank you for the good work. that's, t cool, too. please come around. thank you. >> hi, my turn. >> how are you? >> good. >> thank you.