i think we are about out of time so why don't we think frances fitzgerald. [applause] >> now we will go into the book signing. is there anything else you would like to say? >> [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] the national book award is given out by the foundation and organization sponsored by the publishing industry and literary institutions. authors in four categories

it's a pleasure to welcome tonight's journalists and author frances fitzgerald. this is made possible through the generosity of the living foundation. born in new york city, she came of age as a journalist in the vietnam war era. in 1972 she published fire in the lake. the history of vietnam and the united states military involvement in that country. the book was awarded a pulitzer prize and a national book award. she authored numerous books and they've appeared in publications such as the new yorker, new york times magazine and "rolling stone". she discussed her most recent book the evangelicals. the struggle to shape america. she traces the history of protestant evangelism from the awakenings of the 19th century to its current intersection of religious and clinical life. she also explores the future of the evangelical movement. the book has received critical acclaim for its detail and timeliness. the new york times book review said anyone curious about the state of american produc protestant will have it trusted god in this winter. we have only a clear minded o

beginning now on booktv, one of this year's finalists for nonfiction, pulitzer prize winning author frances fitzgerald discusses her history of event alcalism in america. -- evangelicalism in america. [inaudible discussion]

the national book award with frances fitzgerald, author of "the evangelicals."uesday night at 8:00 eastern, cyber warfare and security. wednesday night at 8:00, a look at the 2016 election with hillary clinton and her book "what happened." on thursday night at 8:00 eastern, books made into movies featuring marko shetterly, author of "hidden figures." on friday night, highlights from book fairs and festivals at the national book festival. librarian of congress and mississippi congressman at the mississippi book festival, and political activist and author james o'keefe at freedom fest. this week, watch booktv on prime time on c-span two. >> tonight, on the communicators, from the black hat conference in las vegas, a discussion with cyber security professionals, foreign adversaries, and terrorists. security researcher. the amount of drugs patients are getting when laying in the hospital bed, literally no password. you can connect to it however you want it. rate -- rates of drugs. we are able to demonstrate that in there looking at these as well. ally and the car ha

in primetime on c-span2 monday night at 8:30 p.m., finalists for the book awards, with frances inches -- fitzgerald, david grann, and nancy mclean. tuesday night, cyber warfare and security with fred kaplan, bill jeremyand john you and rabkin with their book. wednesday night at 8:00, a look at the 2016 election with hillary clinton and her book. jonathan allen and amy par, onhored of -- authors, thursday night at 8:00 eastern. books made into movies, featuring the author of "hidden gures," and "the immortal life of henrietta lacks." of congressbrarian and in mississippi congressman at the mississippi book festival. next week, watch the tv in primetime on c-span2. announcer: on washington journal, we talked about the 2018 federal budget and how it relates to republican tax reform proposal. this is happening. -- this is half an hour. >> maya macguineas back at our desk. joining us this morning after the house passed its 2018 budget rose -- resolution, please explain where the budget goes from here and why this is important to the republican tax reform effort. >> it is very impnt