so i'm very you know, i have to give credit to kent state university press for publishing this book.i'm very happy to go with an academic publisher here. i really didn't any of the big five publishers so we'll see what the response is. the audience the readers are the critics to determine whether have sufficiently told them why it matters. well, steve herman, author of behind the white house curtain, thank you so much for being here. lots of it. thankseat to democracy. ♪

k with joined by so how temporary electra and international norm at the university of kent and also of a famous coming book called corporate war, profiteering and international no in london, is michael spigot. a professor of economics at royal holloway university of london is almost at the trip house of every casualty comstock. so you can't charge. he's supporting the recording of old casualties of violence and in brussels. elijah might get a for a minute tree and political unless specializing in the middle east of i will welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us here on inside story. now elijah, we know we've met in for a long time. the us and the u. k all heavily involved in supporting as well as will in gauze that but how surprised all you to hear about the extent of this support? i mean this report, it talks about 6000 flights over the past yet that's more than 16 a day on average. thank you for having me. give me the extensive us you guys for an intelligence precision bombing to is really days that is going to distracting the high level of west and commitment and how they uh

and there was this incident at kent state university where people were shot and killed when you play soldiers against fellow citizens and have that kind of tension between emotions, it becomes very difficult to control your citizens and problems role result. this is not a good look for the individual who's leading the gop candidacy. and i certainly don't think most military jerry commanders see as a very good idea. and it's illegal to boot lieutenant general mark hertling. >> we appreciate the perspective as always, thanks i had the miami dolphins giving a major update on quarterback tua tagovailoa is future, but there are some significant caveats. we're going to break it down race for the ages here with nibbles, the hamster jumping out to a ten point advantage over jaws, the goldfish, what the heck is going on here, swim can be done, pill it's a decent assessment yeah. your worst nightmare? your car broke down. now you're worried if it's going to cost you a fortune and repair bills and less you already called car shield the logit number one, auto protection company in the country. w

sarah vickerstaff , professor of work vickerstaff, professor of work and employment at the university of kentst just to explain this to us in a bit more detail. what are the more experienced job applicant frightened of when they don't put their name on their age? >> their age they don't put their age on? sorry. yeah. well, they've seen the research , like they've seen the research, like they've seen the research, like the research we're talking about today from total jobs that recruiters, 46% of recruiters thought that 57 was too old. i mean , that's nearly a decade mean, that's nearly a decade before the state pension age, and about 15% of those interviewed felt that they had not got a job because of their age. so if you're in this environment where you've experienced ageism or you can see it happening around you, then leaving your age off your cv is a bit of a no brainer. >> but what is it about being over 50 that might render you a liability to an employer? i would always employ people with experience and wisdom . experience and wisdom. >> well, indeed, you would have thought they would be

and the margins in both those in michigan state and the university of wisconsin i think are going to be really important counties. >> i'll take kent county, michigan, which is grand rapids. and this is the question of are those squishy republican, nikki haley kind of republicans coming home. that's gerald ford's hometown, west michigan. this is a place where the republican senate candidate in 2020 carried the county but donald trump lost it. he had won it in 2016. we talk about the republican base a lot but the republican base is not joe rogan's audience. the republican base is actually suburban always republican voters, these stalwarts and donald trump struggled with them in 2020. i want to know if they're back. >> i will pick erie county which actually might be an easy bellwether but also will give us some sense of, you know, maybe, donald trump is topped out in terms of white working class voters or maybe he's not. so that's a county that is very close to the national average, but also in an important state. ok, let's go again, let's go. we'll move around the room. how about we'll go here, . >> michael. i'm a west michigan nati

university of nebraska, what has been the impact in your view of my Ántonia? >> can i just say she is given a great deal of pleasure to a lot of readers. kentpened up different eras of american anglo canadian history. one of her novels readers. the great variety of her expression. she's not just one thing. see what we appreciate your time this evening. we appreciate you joining us for bugs that shaped america. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discuss in their lest nonfiction books. 4:00 p.m. eastern served an insptor general of the departments of dense and justice under president clinton, george w. bush, obama and trumper talked about corruption in the u.s. government. the role inspectors general play in a democratic system in his book watchdog support 8:00 p.m. eastern, former navy seal shares in his book he and his co-author james scott looked back at the 1983 u.s. marine barracks bombing in beirut too. the lives of 241 servicemen. and then at 10:00 p.m. eastern on after words, porter puck and congressman talks about serving in afghanistan as a green beret house milita

. >> doctor jonah williams of kent university. >> we've seen her one of the first people to speak updeology. >> but it sounds and it's interesting. it wasn't like a raving pro—brexit. it was an article about what he talks about. article about what he talks about . military strategy, war about. military strategy, war and brexit had already happened. brexit had happened. exactly. now i will just also mention he is defended by. i hadn't noticed this doctor edward skidelsky, committee for academic freedom. like an academic branch of toby young's free speech union. he is the son of robert skidelsky , who the son of robert skidelsky, who i do know a bit about, who's a very senior academic and biographer of john maynard keynes, and i did a little bit of reading about him. he sounds like a very smart guy, a philosopher, and an interesting figure to be supporting academic freedom. but yeah, a little bit of freedom reading up there. so anyway, i think we wish him well. on the other hand, it sounds like he's been offered a pretty cushy job in australia and he's just taking paid leave. yeah. so