. >> host: we have been talking with teeeighteen and his newest book "the ultimate obama survival guide" how to survive, thrive, and prosper during obamageddon" by wayne allyn root here is the cover and published by rectory you are watching booktv on c-span2. >> what i was doing was trying to recapture voices after world war ii in japan it was the story of the japanese coming together and to capture those voices i had to go back to so many printed sources of books and magazines and letters to the editors, the songs, some of the forms of print to a historian is a treasure. >> when you say you attempt to take on the your city how can you get a handle on something of this magnitude? there is a variety of tracks that run through this man whose character organized chronologically from the ice age. but things to run through it at the highest level interested in tracking the city's changing positions on the planet. >> host: in the york times book review getting a redesign debuting this weekend. we have the editor of "the new york times" book review. what are some of the redesigns? >> we gave t

. >> but i believe teeeighteen in general is recession-proof and how.hter] we may not be going out as much or spending money but at the end of the day we will all get lonely. i think we are likely to see people hanging on to their apartment a little bit longer but definitely we will all be dating. gerri: after the recession is over who knows. today is friday the 13th for the most unlucky day of the year also one of the most successful franchises of all times. number five "the blair witch project." made nearly $141 million. number for the film from 2000 made nearly $156 million for a number three, the exorcist. i still cannot watch this. called the scariest movie of all time it made $233 million. number two, jaws the 75 -- 1975 has made generations to go in the water. number one of all time the $0.6. seeing dead people in 1999 brought in $29million. gerri: what about the shark movie? nobody cares. we'll be right back with a question of the day. who should get minimum-wage? thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that y

in one last point, the climb down on the threats came one day after teeeighteen went on to the television network to make it direct threats of repercussions in retaliation by terrorist and then the united states climbs down. people are not talking about in that way as a response but i guarantee people will read it that way. lou: one of the confounding absurdities or the overarching peculiarity and disconnect is a president who is ready to go to work to attack a sovereign nation , 1300 syrians of chemical weapons of the gas specifically but not acknowledging the 100,000 by conventional means there is hypocrisy and inconsistency was no intellectual architecture to this president's policy or his values whatsoever. >> i disagree i think it has been modeled in no way has a ben a good performance but it borders on incoherent but what i would take out is that the president does not want to get involved with the us civil war and he in fighting iraq and afghanistan ghost he said he would go the go to make it very clear don't use chemical weapons. i agree with that point, but that is not in the nat

fort it would not have been dead if not forward teeeighteen and her ability and drive. >> and i think her. >> we have the president of the national trust and was spoken very complementary. i thought what a compliment she was the one that saved now averted 1854. [laughter] >> may i interrupt? he also said gwendolyn adams is the mack truck disguised as a big powder puff. [laughter] >> we are running short of time the you have question cards if you have a question for any of us please fill those out and we will collect those to get through as many as we can. let's fast-forward 25 years to the upcoming 20th anniversary. this institution began like the exhibit with a temporary visit because the longevity at that point was not assured. where are we now? how do that to a view see the museum and the contribution to understanding dallas and the kennedy assassination? >> we felt, it was going to last but we were very careful. there were repercussions and feelings of sensitivity even today. so in order to move ahead and plan the exhibit, that is what we called it the first three years. and later

. >> i think the excellencies teeeighteen for a statement note secretary of state john kerry. >> thank you very much secretary general and distinguished member ministers of the security council. five weeks ago the world saw rose upon rows of murdered children lying on the hospital floor alone or beside parents all wrapped in on bloodied burial shrouds and the world's conscience was shocked but our collective resolve but tonight was a strong resolution requiring syria to give up chemical weapons the united nations security council has demonstrated that diplomacy can be so powerful that they can peacefully diffuse the worst weapons of war. so tonight we declare together for the first time that the use of chemical weapons that the world long ago determine when dash determined beyond acceptable behavior is also a threat to international peace and security anywhere they may be used from a time they might be used, under any circumstances. as a community of nations we reaffirm our responsibility to defend the defense was those whose lives remain at risk for anyone that believes they can use w

benghazi civic that statement has also been cooperated by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at teeeighteenhere is no stand down order given. >> we now go to the gentleman from california. >> before my time starts running i would request of the same amount of time. >> may i suggest that members on the democratic and republican side have kept copious notes and i know exactly how much time everyone has gone over and we are dead even because we have a lot of freshmen we will now hold everyone to five minutes but i will start the clock right now. >> let us hope this is a step forward with our effort to break down what i consider to be a wall of deceits and denial to hide the truth from the american people of the benghazi attack it has been over one year the american people have the right to know the truth there has been a full-court press it is so for one year now since the ambassador is murdered along with the other brave americans who died that night. don't tell me that is a full-court press when we have known even pointed our figure a people at the organization of those who actually murdered