and we are here with marji ross publisher of regnery publishing based here in washington. booktv viewers may recognize ms. ross. she was here last year for a long conversation about publishing. how are you doing? >> i'm great. happy to be here and happy you are here. >> lets talk about a couple books you have coming up in the print season. first off former lieutenant governor -- >> this is a terrific luck. it's our first best-seller of 2013 so we are very excited about that. we release this book beating obama cared as a paperback because we really wanted to make it an accessible handbook, sort of consumers guide to what people can expect. a lot of people talked about what was going to happen with obamacare and was starting to come into effect. well now it's here and we have to live with it and we have to deal with it so she is an expert in this area. she's a former lieutenant governor of new york and one of the few people who has read the entire bill and she goes through it in a very commonsense, easy-to-understand -- i was very impressed -- go very easy to understand expl

and we are here with marji ross, president and publisher of regnery print based here in washington. but tv viewers may recognize this ross was with us last year for a conversation about publishing. how are you doing? >> i'm great. happy to be here. at the door here. >> let's talk about a couple bucks you have coming up in the spring season. first off, former lt. governor "beat chang obamacare." >> this is the first best seller of 2013. so we are very excited about that. we released this book, "beating obamacare" as a paperback because we wanted to make it accessible handbook sort of a consumer's guide to what people can expect. a lot of people talked about what was going to happen with obamacare when it was actually starting to come into effect. now it's here and we have to deal with it and live with it. so that is she's an expert in this area, a former lieutenant governor of new york, one of the few people that has read the entire bill and she goes through it in a very common sense, easy to understand -- i was very impressed and remember reading the manuscript is very easy to under