. >> in the last few years they have decided they are going to label us morally conditioned human beings unworthy of debate. >> ben schapiro will take your comments live starting at noon. then the civil rights leader john lewis. for biographer kitty kelley, and december 1, christina hoff sommers. 5, in depth. . book tv on c-span2 >> now a discussion on the public health care system and whether it can handle a disaster, man-made or disaster. among those representatives of the center for disease control and prevention. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am with the alliance for health reform, and i want to welcome you on behalf of our board of directors on this program on how well america is prepared to deal with natural and man-made disasters. an intellectual exercise. i want to steal a sentence written by one of our panelists. a couple years ago, transmitting a plan for public health preparedness and response, dr. recent natural disasters. last five years alone, national and global health security have been stripped -- have been threatened. the deep water oil spill, the the japanes

they are going to label us morally -- guest. schapiro is our schapiro is our guest.civil rights leader john lewis. questions. december 1, philosophy professor. host.ett, radio show sunday on book tv on c-span >> we bring you look affairs of vince to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, and conferences, offering gavel to gavel caught rents -- coverage of the u.s. house. created by the cable tv industry 34 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. you can watch us and hd. >> season two of first ladies against monday, september 9. look at the life of edith roosevelt. encore presentations of season one. programs on every first lady from martha

they're going label us morally deficient human beings. >>> the editor of large bright -- breitbart.com. and in the month ahead, october 6th civil rights leader, congressman john lewis. november 3rd from blank and december 1st, feminism critic. and january 58th radio talk show host and judicial activist in-depth live the first sunday of every month at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >>> booktv on location at book expo america, which is annual publishers trade show held in new york city. and we're talking with the publisher of chicago review press about some of their upcoming titles. cynthia, what do you have coming out this year? >> the "last war lord." he was the afghan war lord who lead the u.s. special forces to topple the taliban. and on horseback and he's a very interesting character. he's been fighting the taliban for thirty years. our author bryan glen williams is a professor at dart mouth. and he lived with him and got to know his family. he had unique access. when the u.s. forces pull out of afghanistan, he's been fighting the taliban for all the years is likely to come back

they are going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> ben schapiro takes calls and comments for three hours live at noon eastern and looking ahead, civil rights leader, congressman louis is october's guest, and kitty kelly december 3rd, and on january 5th, radio talk show host mark levine. >> here are the best selling hard cover nonfiction books according to the "new york times" reflecting sales as of august 22. >> introducing you to the director of the yale university press. we're going a preview of some of the books coming up this fall. what's some yale has coming out? >> a big fall for us, excited about a number of things. one is the app generation by howard gardener and katie davis. howard gardener is probably one of the country's top educational psychologists around, and he has a theory called multiple intelligences, which is really transformed the way we think about education, and the way kids fare in schools and throughout college, which is to say there's not just one aptitude or kind of intelligence that tests well or answers in conversation of the class

evidence, but label us morally deficient human beings up able to debate. >> the indepth's guest takes comments for three hours live starting at noon sunday, the first. october 6, civil rights leader, congressman john lewis, november 3, oprah to sinatra, your question for kitty kelly, and december 1st, and january 5th, radio talk show host mark lee vine in-depth live the first sunday of every month at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> up next, mexico bureau chief of the dallas morning news talks about how mexico has changed since he began covering the country, his birthplace, in 1994. over the past decade, more than 70,000 people killed in the mexican drug wars which he has covered extensively. this talk was held at the meadows museum in southern methodist university. it's about an hour. [applause] >> very good, thank you very much for that opening, and welcome to all of you. we are looking forward to spending the next hour with you here. i thought i'd start by expanding just a little bit on the introductions of our two distinguished panelists here, and then we'll move the conversa

they're going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> ben shapiro as nixon is in debt the guest and he will take your calls and comments for three hours live starting at noon eastern and looking ahead, civil rights leader congressman john lewis will be october's guest. kitty kelley on november 3, december 1 christian hoff sommers and on january 5, mark levine. >> george gilder sat down with booktv at freedomfest in las vegas to discuss his most recent book, tranfourteen, which he describes his latest thinking on how capitalism produces wealth and benefits society. it starts now on booktv. >> you are washing booktv on c-span2 but were on the location in las vegas at freedomfest which is a gathering of libertarians. and joining us now is a best selling author and economist george gilder. whose most recent book is "knowledge and power: the information of capitalism and how it is revolutionizing our world." how many books have you now written. >> guest: about 17 or something like that. >> host: how is this one different from your previous book? >> guest: this on

they're going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> the editor at large ben shapiro is september's in depth guest and will take your questions live for three hours. then in the months ahead, civil rights leader congressman john lewis. jackie o. to nancy reagan, your questions for kitty kelly. then feminism critic and philosophy professor, general for hop summers. radio talk show host and judicial activist mark levine, in depth, live on book tv on c-span 2. >> chuck hagel took part in a joint news conference with the chinese defense minister. here's some of what he said about the situation in egypt. you can see the event in this entirety at 1:30 a.m. on c-span or any time on our website c-span.org. >> i want to know about mubarak report? i'm not aware of it. i can't help you. saudi arabia. as you know, saudi arabia, uae, kuwait announced a couple of weeks ago that they committed to a considerable amount of the assistance to egypt. the specifics of your question regarding saudi arabia, i don't know about those specifics. your question regarding cancellation of

they're going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> the editor at large bret shapiro will take your comments for three hours live starting at noon sunday 1. in the months ahead, october 1, civil rights leader congressman john lewis. jackie o. to nancy reagan, oprah to sinatra, your questions for biographer, kitty kelly. and philosophy professor christina hoff summers. radio talk show host and judicial activist mark levine, in depth live the first sunday oaf every month on book tv on c-span 2. >> next, a look at how social media can be used to predict elections from this morning's washington journal. >> we want to bring you to the conversation adam sharp who's head of government and nonprofits for twitter based here in washington, d.c. thanks very much for being with us. >> good morning, steve. >> we were talking earlier about the trends in twitter from 2008 to 2012. can you put that in to some sort of perspective and i want to ask you moving ahead what you can expect in 2014 and 2016. >> the biggest different between 2008 and 2012 was the level and size of con

debating policy or what is the best way to solve the nation's problem, or provide evidence, but label us morally deficient human beings up able to debate. >> the indepth's guest takes comments for three hours live starting at noon sunday, the first. october 6, civil rights leader, congressman john lewis, november 3, oprah to sinatra, your question for kitty kelly, and december 1st, and january 5th, radio talk show host mark lee vine in-depth live the first sunday of every month at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> up next, mexico bureau chief of the dallas morning news talks about how mexico has changed since he began covering the country, his birthplace, in

there are going to label us morally insufficient human beings.en schapiro is september's in depth guest. your calls live, starting at noon on september 1. on november 3, from jackie o to nancy reagan, your questions for kitty kelly. critic christina hoff sommers on december 1. in depth, live the first sunday every month at noon eastern on book tv on c-span-2. josh earnest took questions on the holding of david miranda. here's what he had to say. >> can you say with authority that the british authorities did not obtain information from the personal devices that they confiscated. ? >> i am not able to talk to you --ut >> the white house did not condemn this. was the president please that he was detained? >> this is a law enforcement action was taken by the british government. this is something they did independent of our direction. expect, the british government is going to make law enforcement decisions that they determine are in the best interest of their country. >> was the white house consulted in advance? >> there was a heads up that was provi

they are going to label us morally deefficient human beings unworthy debate. >> in the month ahead, october, civil rights leader congressman john lewis, november 3 from jackie o. to nancy reagan, your questions for biographer kitty kelly. then december 1, feminism critic kristina and january 5, radio talk show host mark levin. in-depth, live the first sunday every month on c-span 2. >> each week in this segment of "washington journal" we take a look at how your money is at work and a different federal program. this week we're joined by las vegas sun correspondent to talk about the federal proposed nuclear waste storage site yucca mountain in nevada. this already cost taxpayers $15 billion already but never actually opened yet. can you exchange the history here and why? guest: this whole question started in the late 1970's. the senate said we will do this and you got nine sites to pick from. so basically what we've been doing since then is digging a hole under ground, and finding out whether it's scientifically viable to have the space to host the nation's nuclear waste products. now, we're

they're going label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. the editor of breitbart.com september's in-depth quest guest and take your comments for three hours. in the month ahead october 6th civil rights leader congressman john louis. your question for kitty kelly. december 1st feminism critic. yesterday's senator cruise released his birth certificate to head off questions whether he's eligible to run. >>> aaron blake covers national politic of the "washington post." texas republican senator ted cruise cruz. what is he saying? >> he released his birth certificate in the story in the "dallas morning news" that was posted late sunday night that talk about an issue we have been looking at for awhile which is can he run for president and serve as president. he was born in canada to a u.s.-citizens mother and cuban mother. there's never been a president foreign born like that. legal experts generally agree he can probably serve as president. it remains somewhat uncertain whether or not that's the case. >> legal experts are claiming that he is a ca

they are going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate.hapirobart.com's ben will take your calls starting at noon, september 1. on october 6, civil rights leader john lewis. on november 3, your questions for kitty kelly. and then on december 1, christina hoff summers. on january 5, radio talkshow host mark levin. spandepth," on booktv on c- two. >> "washington journal" continues. joining us from new york are the codirectors of her recent documentary on detroit called "detropia," heidi ewing and rachel grady. rachel, let me begin with you and why you decided to make this documentary. guest: well, besides the fact that heidi is from the area and it is near and dear to her heart , we have had many conversations about what had happened and what was happening to this epic place in america. the stories were starting to spring. we were reading them constantly, that there was this story happening in detroit, that new business was coming and that artists were coming and there was this train -- this change that was imminent. we thought that we wante

they're going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> ben shapiro in september'sdepth guest and he will take your almonds for three hours live starting at noon sunday the first. in the months ahead, october 6, civil rights leader congressman john lewis. november 3, from jackie o to tocy reagan, oprah sinatra, your questions for kitty kelley. december 1, feminism critic christina hoff sommers. loevin.ry, mark live on the first sunday every month on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from bloomington indiana is fabio rojas. at the tweets go, so go the votes. thank you very much for being with us. guest: thank you very much. host: what was the premise behind your study, and what did you learn? well, the premises when a political canada gets buzz or attention, -- candidate gets buzz or attention, people start talking about them whether they like them or not. we decided to test this theory by going to the data that we have an indiana university. they've been collecting tweets, a large circle of tweets since 2010, and we decide to look at every

they are going to label us morally deficient human beings unworthy of debate. >> the editor at largeof brightbart.com, ben shapiro, is september's "in depth" guest and will take your comments three hours live at noon on sunday 1. and in the months ahead, october 6, civil rights leader, lewis.sman john lieu and november 3, your questions for biographer kitty kelley. and then december 1, christina half summers. and then mark levine, "in-depth," live the first sunday every month, noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> next, covering the supreme court in the digital age. correspondents from the "new york times," "the washington post," and nbc news talk about the role social media plays and having cameras in the supreme court. this is about an hour and a alf. >> the supreme court as we know is a staid institution, not known for transparency and the adaptability to change, yet, we're living in an age of communications revolution. just think about what it was like 40 years ago with telephones on the wall, no internet, no twitter, no facebook. hen did we watch the news? it was once in the ev

they're going to label us morally deficient be human beings. >> the editor at large at breitbart.com,en shapiro, is september's "in depth" guest and will take your comments for three hours live starting at noon sunday, the 1st. and in the months ahead, october 6th, congressman john lewis. november 3rd from jackie o. to nancy reagan, oprah to sinatra, your questions for biographer kitty kelley. and then december 1st, feminism critic and professor christina ho be pp summers, and january 5th, mark levin. "in depth" live the first sunday of every month at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> now, a look at class structure in the u.s. with charles murray who's the author of "coming apart: the state of white america 1960-2010." this is from the western conservative summit at colorado christian university's centennial institute. it's about 25 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much for your service. i'm a proud navy mom, and i see that's one of the few services that you managed not to find your way to. [laughter] look, as the congressman said, i'm a mother of five, grandmother of five. be you g

they're going to label us morally deficient human beings. >> the editor at large of breitbart.com isour in depth guest x. in the months ahead, october 6th, congressman john lewis. november 3rd or from jackie o. to nancy reagan, your questions for biographer kitty kelley. and then december 1st, feminism critic and philosophy professor christina hop summer, and jan 5th, mark levin. in depth, live the first sunday of every month at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> democratic senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island held a town hall meeting in pawtucket to talk with his constituents about a range of issues, among them central spending and the government debt, climate change, political discourse in washington and health insurance exchanges. this town hall runs about an hour. [applause] >> all right, now, this is my -- gld and have a seat, guys. this is the 115th, by our count, community dinner that i've held since i first started running for the senate back now, what, seven years ago. and we do them steadily, and we have kind of got the routine down, and that is that everybody gets

there's a one-word label for all of us that is thrown out. so if i say, yes there is a bigger moral problem in the world today in the world of islam, an the clippity or buddhism or hinduism, then you're an islamophobe. so, therefore no debate is necessary. and that its the reason they do it, because, as i have found and had on my radio show the greatest, most of the biggest leftist names, except "new york times" columnists. they don't go on shows. tom freedman will go on npr but not on any of the conservative talk show hosted. i don't blame him, even though we will treat him perfectly decency and i'm known for treating folks i disagree with decently. that's why they come on. i just had on the great university of chicago professor, one of the leading names on the left, and he was delighted to be on and we don't agree on anything. but my motto on my show is, i prefer clarity to agreement. so, if i clarify where i differ with the left or whomever, good. back to this. to merely say that there is more of a moral problem today in the islamic world than in the christian or jewish or buddhi

there's a one-word label for all of us that is thrown out. so if i say, yes there is a bigger moral problem in the world today in the world of islam, an the clippity or buddhism or hinduism, then you're an islamophobe. so, therefore no debate is necessary. and that its the reason they do it, because, as i have found and had on my radio show the greatest, most of the biggest leftist names, except "new york times" columnists. they don't go on shows. tom freedman will go on npr but not on any of the conservative talk show hosted. i don't blame him, even though we will treat him perfectly decency and i'm known for treating folks i disagree with decently. that's why they come on. i just had on the great university of chicago professor, one of the leading names on the left, and he was delighted to be on and we don't agree on anything. but my motto on my show is, i prefer clarity to agreement. so, if i clarify where i differ with the left or whomever, good. back to this. to merely say that there is more of a moral problem today in the islamic world than in the christian or jewish or buddhi