afterwards, former congressman patrick kennedy discusses mental health and addiction with congressman jim mcdermott's. then, at 11:00 p.m. a conversation with president george w. bush and pulitzer prize-winning biographer john meacham about the life and political career of america's 41st president, george h toby bush. that all happens tonight on c-span 2 book tv. >> now book tv's coverage of the 12th annual louisiana book festival. all day we will bring programs on african-american history, the media, politics and culture in new orleans and more. keep an eye on the screen to route the day for a schedule of events. you can check online at book tv.org. so, we kick off the louisiana book festival with a look inside the walter reed army medical center. >> good morning. i am one of the book festival volunteers and on behalf of the state library of louisiana in the louisiana center for the book, welcome to this program. a couple of requests, please. please a silencer cell phones and please respect our host rule, no food or beverages are permitted in the spectator area. also, there will be a book signing at

i'm jim mcdermott and i'm here interviewing patrick kennedy. patrick has written a book what you see on the screen, i have to tell you patrick i have a whole shelf of books written by politicians, yours is the only one i have read front to back. so i read it and i thought to myself, he could have written a history of mental health parity question or he could have written his own memoir. he put them them both in the same book, i would like you to tell me why you chose to write this book? >> thank you jim, it is good to be with you again. i loved serving with you in congress then you have been a huge champion for mental health and the congress for years. it was great to work with you on the passage of the mental health parity and the addiction equity act. as you know no one knows this is the law of the line because when we pass the bill it was attached to the tarp bill and so of course everyone cared again but no one knew the underlying bill 1424 was this mental health guarantee. so insurance companies have exploited the fact that no one knows ab

. >> on the next "washington journal" we are going to talk to jim mcdermott about the u.s. health care system and the current open enrollment for the affordable health care act. then tim murphy on mental health and gun violence. congressman murphy cochairs the congressional mental health caucus and you can join the conversation by phone or on this book and twitter. "washington journal" at five every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tuesday, charlie cook provides a 2016 presidential election preview. see it live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> who will you next read about and there's only one person, i thought, about who i would write if i were to write a second biography. i remember and i thought i'm going to be standing next to the president with the most important people in the world. who knows how i will feel in a moment, i don't know. so i had the idea that i might do that. i thought maybe i'd give him the books later. if i feel this to be able to pull off the goofiness, i will do it. >> this sunday night, we have this special author and the book he wrote

i'm jim mcdermott here interviewing patrick kennedy. patrick has written the book you see on the screen. i have to tell you i have a whole shelf of books written by politicians. yours is the only one that i've read front to back. i have to helped myself he could have written the history of the question or he could have written his own memoir. i would like you telling to join why you chose to write this book. >> guest: think you and it's great to be with you again. i loved serving with you in congress. you have been a huge champion of mental health in the congress for years, and it was great to work with you on the passage of the mental health parity. as you know, no one knows that this is the law of the land because when we passed the bill it was attached to the t.a.r.p. bill and no one cared if they should have at that point in 2008 but no one knew that the underlining though was this mental healthcare and heat. so insurance companies could exploited the fact that no one knows about this and continue to exercise their discrimination ag

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and then on afterwards patrick kennedy discusses mental health and addiction with congressman jim mcdermott. then at 10:00 eastern, a look at the american revolution through the eyes of the marquee delafayette. and a manfester for faith, family and politics. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> robert reich, secretary of labor in the clinton administration, weighed in on america's current economic system held at the book festival in madison a few weeks ago. >> good evening. my name is barbara, your former lieutenant governor and so excited to be with you tonight. i want to tell you. [applause] >> i may speak really fast because i'm anxious to hear from robert reich, but i want to just set him up because he is so important and so important we hear from him. robert hutchins said the death of democracy is not likely to be an assassination from ambush. it will be a slow extinction from an the, indistance, and undernourishment, but not with a library in reach. tonight we applaud the madison public libraries and their foundations that bring us this book festival, a literal -- fiction and

program, former congressman patrick kennedy discusses mental health and addiction with congressman jim mcdermott. at 11:00 p.m. a conversation with george w. bush and biographer john beauchamp about the life and political career of america's 41st president, george hw bush. that happens next. first up on book to be in prime time here is anthony lowenstein. >> hi everyone, good evening. welcome to the bookstore cafÉ, my name is molly i am the director of public programming at the bookstore. welcome, welcome to tonight's program. we are excited to have you here. can i get a round of applause from anyone who has never been in this bookstore before. [applause]. awesome. welcome. that gives me the opportunity to take this moment to tell you about the bookstore and the things we do here. housing works as a healing community of people living with and affected by hiv and aids. our mission is to end the dual crises of homelessness and aids. the the relentless advocacy, life-giving services and entrepreneurial services and businesses who sustain those efforts. that is what that bookstore is in addition to

. >> he is interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state.ooktv, television for salaries -- serious readers. >> c-span has the best access to congress. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2. watch us online or on your phone at www.c-span.org. the sunlight anytime on our c-span radio app -- listen live anytime. get from behind the scenes by following c-span on twitter. stay with c-span, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org for your best access to congress. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is melissa yeager with the sunlight foundation. she is there senior staff writer. we are talking about campaign spending in 2016, particularly online campaign spending. as far as this topic, what do we know about what candidates spent online? guest: we know it is quite a bit different than what they spend on television. television is the juggernaut. we see millions spent on them. we are seeing an increasing amount spent online. the significance of that is you get a lot more bang for your buck with online adverti

. >> he is interviewed by jim mcdermott from washington state.k tv, television for serious readers. >> next, conservative legal experts and supreme court observers discuss the court tenures after chief justice john roberts took the helm. this is 90 minutes. >> this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon everyone. we have to get started. the microphone is apparently on. wow. okay. welcome to those of you watching on c-span. my name is rachel brand. for those of you who may not be familiar with the society, we are members of an organization that provide rigorous debate on issues of legal debate and policy. for many of us in the room, room, this is the organization brought to our law schools and continues to provide continuing and provocative topics. i am standing here today because i am chairman of the litigation process group. we plan the panel you are about to hear. there were 15 practice groups divided by subject matter. they're responsible for a large part of the programming throughout the year. for those of you who might be interested in getting mor

is interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state. booktv.elevision for serious readers. c-span's road to the white house coverage continues today. live from orlando at the republican party of florida sunshine summit. the two-day event brings together presidential candidate along with florida's state and federal elected officials. this morning at 10:30 eastern. the lineup includes florida rubio, texas senator ted cruz, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, former florida governor jeb bush, donald trump, and ben carson. and more from the sunshine summit with former pennsylvania senator rick santorum, louisiana governor bobby kindle kentucky senator rand paul, new jersey governor chris christie, ohio governor john kasich, and carly fiorina. stay with c-span for campaign 2016. taking you on the road to the white house on tv, on the radio, and on c-span.org or it --.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: in your new book "sold out ," what happened at disney? guest: workers were funneled into a room. a lot of them assumed that they were g

. >> he is interviewed by jim mcdermott from washington state.ook tv, television for serious readers. >> c-span has your coverage for the road to the white house 2016 where you will find the candidates, the speeches, debates and most importantly your questions. this year, we are taking a road to the white house coverage into classrooms across the country with our student cam contest. giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from the candidates. follow c-span student cam contest and rode to the white house coverage 2016 on tv, on, on the radio and online at cspan.org. they discussed civil rights law. they talk about needed reform in the criminal justice system by local law enforcement. this is two hours. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. my name is gail herriot and i'm the chairman of the civil rights practice group. welcome to our outbreak session. we intend to provide you with a safe space. [laughter] safe place for a serious, no holds barred discussion of an important policy question. tod

. >> is interviewed by democratic rep is in it if jim mcdermott from washington state. book tv, television support serious readers. -- television for serious readers. from looking for such a candidate featured at the florida republican sunshine summit. we hear from senators marco rubio, ted cruz, lindsey graham, mike huckabee, donald bush donald trump, jeb bush, and ben carson. this is almost three hours. ♪ senator graham: thank you. thank you very much. [applause] sen. rubio: thank you very much, thank you. i'm not sure who brought barack obama's teleprompter, but i wish i can move it so that i could see you guys. [laughter] i really honored to be here. i would like to thank tom for that introduction and summary others helping us across the state. on you think the chairman of the republican party. he's doing a great job. i just signed the paperwork to be on the ballot. on the first person to sign the paperwork to be on the ballot for president. [applause] but it had to be notarized, so they asked me to bring my id. i kid you not. i said, google it, you'll see, it's me.

. >> he's interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state. book tv, television for serious readers. >>> so to all of you, thank you for your support and to the kids for just saying no. thank you. my hope is that the women of the future will feel truly free to follow whatever paths their talents and their natures point to. i think they thought that the white house was so glamorous and your role was so -- what you did was so glamorous, your life was so glamorous, and all they saw were the parties and meeting people and, you know, and i have to tell you i never tell you i' never worked harder in my life. >> nancy reagan served as long-time political partner, ferocious protector and ultimately as caretaker for ronald reagan. she was involved with key staff decisions, policy making and campaigning. she made drug use her initiative with her just say no come campaign. nancy reagan. this sunday night on c-span's original series, first ladies, the private lives of women who filled the position of the first lady. from martha washington to michelle obam

. >> he's interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state.ut energy and climate change policy at the american enterprise institute. he also highlighted the efforts of the u.s. and the uk. this is 35 minutes. >>> thank you for joining us. few quick words about our guest. mr. hammond is a secretary of state for foreign and common wealth affairs. he was elected a conservative member of parliament in 1997 and has previously served of secretary of state for transport of security and state and defense. he's had a business career in small and medium-size companies. from all over the uk economy. we're delighted to hear his remarks about conservative approaches to how we can understand the climate and energy situation. we're also delighted and honored to have with us sir peter west no cot, the british ambassador to the united states. with this we welcome our friend from the uk, the right honorable fiphilip hammond. >> thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here at the american enterprise institute. you can rightly regarded as one of the most influen

. >> he is interviewed by jim mcdermott. announcer: republican presidential candidates were featured on the opening day of the sunshine summit. coming up, we will hear from marco rubio, ted cruz, lindsey graham, mike huckabee, donald trump, jeb bush, and ben carson. it is almost three hours. sen. rubio: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. i am not sure who brought barack obama's teleprompter, but i wish i could move it so i could see you guys. [laughter] sen. rubio: anyway, i am really honored to be here. i would like to thank tom for that introduction and so many others helping us across the state. and i want to thank the chairman of the republican party. he's doing a great job. [applause] sen. rubio: i just signed the paperwork to be on the ballot. i am the first person to see a -- to sign the paperwork to be on the ballot for president. [applause] had to be: but it notarized. they asked me to bring my id, i kid you not. i said, google it, you will see, it's me. i'll buy the book. -- all by the

i mean, i totally thought no one you speak is interviewed by jim mcdermott from washington state.ision for serious readers. >> next a discussion about the history, motivations and strategies of isis. this hour-long program is hosted by the international institute for strategic studies. >> all right. welcome to iiss or an in depth conversation on isis. we are here primarily to avoid any confusion about isis and iiss. i've actually been asked about that from time to time. we have two notable guests to mark the occasion. one, joby warrick, just published a fascinating book on the rise of isis. he's a journalist from the "washington post" who joined the national staff in 1996. he has covered national security intelligence in the middle east and rewrites about the environment. where he won the pulitzer prize years ago. his previous best selling book, the triple agent, which will ask them about shortly i think helped inspire this book. that indicates how closely i read it because it's not in, i think it's in the introduction or acknowledgments. second we have nelly lahoud who is an asso

. >> he's interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state. booktv, television for serious readers. >> and we are live here on c-span2 for a forum on global youth engagement programs inside and outside of established political systems, and specifically why young people are skeptical of institutions, what motivates them to action and how to leverage that knowledge into successful youth organizing tactics around the globe. this is all hosted by the center for american progress. it should the get under way in just a moment here live on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for being here today. my name is ann johnson, i'm the executive director of generation progress here at the center for american progress. we are really excited about the conversation that we're starting today about young people and civic engagement and social change both here in the u.s. and around the world. generation progress is an organization that works with the millennial generation here in the u.s. the millenni

. >> he is interviewed by democratic representative jim mcdermott from washington state..c. this week. and while he was here he accepted the 2015 irving crystal award during an event hosted by the american enterprise institute and sat down for a question-and-answer session following the award. this is about 50 minutes. >> does everybody else hear me? i know you are here for me. >> voila. >> there we go. it's my opportunity to sing. we apologize for that momentary disturbance. mr. prime minister, you have been welcomed only three or four times already. let me welcome you again to the american enterprise institute we are dlilted to have you. >> thank you. i have to interject. i want to tell you, i'm not used to receiving awards in israel. [ laughter ] especially not from the media. i do get them from the public on election day. but it's very moving for me to be here. i do remember irving crystal as a great intellect, as a fearless intellect. political correctness was thrown out of the window. he called it like he saw it. and he had a profound influence on many. he had a pro

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