>> anyway, lee edwards, for those of you that do not know him. he is the, one of the great historians of the conservative movement. he has written over 25 books. he is a great biography of goldwater, he has written the history of not modern conservatism. he is a distinguished fellow and conservative and -- i have come to admire him so much. one thing that will come to fruition next week, lee founded and is the, disney board chairman of the communism fund which ended up getting a memorial here in washington dedicated by the president george w. bush. and as you read through this you will see, all of the different colors of conservatism, anti-communism, preservation of liberty, that it is his real true passion. look at his jackie o see he has received awards from a number of the captive nations over the year who have appreciated what he has done. anyone who, next week is the seventh, eighth and ninth of november. a major program of the library of congress to look at and examine is one of those things i think if we can all aspire to leave something b

i think with that, please join me in a warm round of applause for lee edwards. >> thank you.[applause] >> and will you be able to sign books? >> and i will sign books until my arm drops off. >> okay, thank you. [laughter] thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm the programs director of the miami book fair. miami book fair takes place in downtown miami at miami-dade college. this year we have a little over 525 authors representing every genre. anything that you can think of, we're representing at miami book fair. >> join booktv for the miami book fair live from miami-dade college saturday and sunday november 18th and 19th on c-span2. >> what about your kids? you know, your kids are going to ask. i asked my mother, 1973. i'm sure people ask it all over the place, and imagine you're white and your kid says how come you can always tell somebody's black even if you can't see them, mommy? the impulse is to say, that's not true. black people sound like southerners. and you know that's not true. or the impulse is to say, no, everybody talks in different ways. you shoul

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