. >> host: amie parnes, what do you hear? >> guest: i am hearing a very strong message of what she is trying to put out today, which is stronger together. this is her newest campaign message. she's had quite a few of them. this is something where she is trying to start every chat and send sent her populist method and they were all in this together kind of thing. it is interesting to hear what she had to say back then and compare it to where she is today. >> host: hasn't been consistent? >> guest: it is that inconsistencies along the way. when you read this book, that is consistent on one model, but a little bit archaic in the 90s in another sense. >> host: what does hillary quit me much because it takes a village? >> i'm not as crazy as you think i am. people look at her as the one who they're not sure and made very clear. i'm a centrist on a democrat time to update the democratic dirty and they don't quite know where hillary fits in. this is after the failure of the health care reform to be the copresident and she's coming i

. >> host: amie parnes, what do you hear? >> guest: pioneer and a strong message of what she is trying to put out today, which is stronger together. her newest campaign message, she has had quite a few of them. this is not made where she is trying to reach out and send her populist message and say we are all in this together me. it is interesting to hear what she had to say that anakin carrots two where she is today. >> host: hasn't been consistent? >> guest: when you read this book, it is consistent on one level, but it actually is a little bit archaic and very much used in another sense. >> host: gil troy, what does hillary clinton mean? >> guest: she is saying i'm not the crazy leftist you think i am. people look at her as the one who they are not sure if bill clinton has been very clear in his injuries. i'm trying to update the democratic party after the challenges of the reagan era. this is the 1996 after the failure of the health care reform, her attempt to be the copresident. she comes in and says i am one of you. part

. >> amie parnes what do you think? >> i'm seen a very strong message like she's trying to put out today. this is her newest campaign message. she is have quite a few of them. this is something where she is trying to reach out and sent her message and say we are all in this together kind of thing. and it's interesting to hear what she have to say back then and compared to where she is today. >> has a been consistent. >> it has have its inconsistencies along the way. it's consistent on one level but actually a little bit archaic and very much of the '90s and another sense. >> gil troy what does she mean when she says that? >> she said i'm not the crazy leftist that you think i am. there not sure if i'm an interest i'm trying to update the democrat party. and the challenges. and they they don't quite know where hillary since in. this is just after the failure of the healthcare reform. she is coming in and saying i am one of you i am part of that mainstream. i'm part of that conversation and yes i have liberal ideals but i

carol, minneapolis, republican line, with amie parnes. good morning.aller: i was a republican but i cannot stand this election so i have turned to democrat. i should say that. in 2007 -- are you there? host: we sure are. caller: in 2007 during the bush , they had ann e-mail server in the republican party off-site, nonsecure, the same thing. they accused her of murder, drug dealing, something or other was losing $42,000 in a land deal that nobody has figured out what it is. it seems republicans don't have any ideas, but they just want to crucify hillary clinton no matter what she does. andess that is my comment whatever you think about that. host: you are a former republican, correct? we have had a couple of interesting colors is mourning -- callers this morning. guest: it is all over the place. i had breakfast this week with a republican operative who wants to vote for hillary clinton. you're seeing more of that into the party. people are still blessed around people are still not coalescing around trump late in the campaign the way he would have wanted

. >> host: amie parnes, what do you hear? >> guest: well, i'm hearing, actually, a very strong message of what she's trying to put out today which is stronger together. this is her newest campaign message. she's had wife of them. but -- quite a few of them. but this is something where she's trying to sort of reach out and send her populist message and say we're all in this together kind of thing. and it's interesting to hear what she had to say back then and compare it to where she is today. >> host: has it been consistent? >> guest: it has had its inconsistencies along the way, i think. i think when you read this book it's consistent on one level, but it's actually a little bit archaic and very much of the '90s in another sense. [laughter] >> host: gil troy, what does hillary clinton mean when she says it takes a village? >> guest: she's saying i'm not the crazy leftist you think i am. [laughter] she's coming in in the 1990s, and bill clinton has made very clear i'm a centrist. i'm a democrat, but i'm trying to update the de

bloomberg news' jonathan allen and the hill's amie parnes' book "hr c" chronicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and her return to political prominence. "love her, love her not," is a collection of essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward kline, former editor of "the new york times" magazine, argues against a clinton presidency in "unlikable." media matters' founder david brock, who also runs a super pac supporting her presidential campaign, says that there's a right-wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book, "killing the messenger." and coming out in july, author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza asserts another clinton presidency will fundamentally change the country for the worse in "hillary's america." .. so we're going to have some fun with that, do some things working toward constitution day in the fall and i think that's exciting. that so many families are going back and looking at there's first principles and founding documents so in tennessee seven, that's just the top of the list. some of the things also, there is a daniels

. >> and amie parnes of the hills. >> she is pushing ideas she is pushing today. equal pay and child care which is a huge issue for her right now. >> gary burn discusses his book crisis of character. a white house secret service officer discloses his firsthand experience with hillary and bill and how they operate. on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern afterwards heather mcdonald's discusses her book the war on cops that looks at policing in america. she is interviewed by the professor of law and police science at john jay college. >> there's no question that black males today face a much higher rate of getting stopped when they're innocent than white males do today and that's a crime tax that the community unfortunately pays because of the elevated rates of crime. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule.

bloomberg news' jonathan allen and the hill's amie parnes' book hrc chronicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and her return to political prominence. "love her, love her not, decide et admitted by joanne bamberger, is a collection of essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward kline, former editor of "the new york times" magazine, argues against a clinton presidency in "unlikable." media matters founder david brock who also runs a super pac supporting her presidential campaign says that there's a right-wing plot to redale hillary clinton in his -- derail hillary clinton in his book, "killing the messenger." and coming out in july, dinesh d'souza asserts another clinton presidency will change the cup for the worse in "hillary's america." several of these books have been discussed on booktv, and you can find them on our web site, booktv.org. [inaudible conversations]

. >> and amie parnes. >> she is pushing the ideas that she is pushing today. equal pay and child care which is a huge issue for her right now. >> at 8:30 p.m. eastern, gary byrne discusses crisis of character. a white house secret service officer discusses his first hand experience with hillary and bill and how they operate. on sunday acht 9:00 p.m. eastern, afterwards, manhattan institute senior fellow heather mcdonald discusses her book the war on cops which looks like policing. she is interviewed dolores jones brown. >> there is no question that black males today face a much higher rate of getting stopped when they're innocent than while males do today and that is a crime tax that the community unfortunately pays because of the elevated rates of crime. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> our road to the white house coverage continues in cleveland with live coverage of the republican party platform committee. monday, july 11th, starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern and continuing tuesday, july 12th at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the rnc platform com

. >> and amie parnes of the hills. >> she is pushing ideas she is pushing today. equal pay and child care which is a huge issue for her right now. >> gary burn discusses his book crisis of character. a white house secret service officer discloses his firsthand experience with hillary and bill and how they operate. on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern afterwards heather mcdonald's discusses her book the war on cops that looks at policing in america. she is interviewed by the professor of law and police science at john jay college. >> there's no question that black males today face a much higher rate of getting stopped when they're innocent than white males do today and that's a crime tax that the community unfortunately pays because of the elevated rates of crime. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> the hard fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado, florida. >> texas, ohio. >> watch cspan and the democrats consider the nomination of the first woman ever to head a political party and the first e

parn -- amy parns of the hill. >> she's pushing equal pay and child care, which is a huge right now.er announcer: at 8:30, gary burns "crisis of is book character" a white house secret service officer discloses his irst hand experience with hillary, bill and how they separate. discusses eric fair his book, consequence, a memoire serving xperiences assay an interrogator in iraq. the director of national security for human rights first. changed to of men their cell doors with their their legs, donald trump says hey stands at his desk all day. i can tell you seeing somebody a forced standing position has nothing to do with standing at a standing desk. torture. announ booktv.org for o the complete weekend schedule. "washington journal" continues. blake ongressman farenthold, congressman from texas is here to talk about the director's testimony from capitol hill this morning. the washington times this morning with the headline, congressman, clinton formally cleared in the e-mail case. he attorney general formally cleared her when it was nnounced she will follow the recommendations of the fb

hill,amie parnes with the follows clinton campaign. cowrote a book about hillary on ton as well joining us the phone. thank you for your time. 4:30 this afternoon, hillary florida, a tampa, campaign rally. no sense on whether an announcement is coming at this but still might be interesting to watch to see if it does. radio on c-span, c-span and on c-span.org as well. columbus, ohio, mark, thanks for calling. you're on the independent line. thanks for holding on too. go ahead. to echo the guy who talked about the lady from georgia. apparently she has been asleep for the past eight years. that on election night in 2007, a roomful of together and decided they knew better than 50 million americans and said we're him.going to support were those republicans not aware what the world was listening to, therefore, the whole world isn't going to listen to what we have say. host: so donald trump, the republican nominee, your thoughts? caller: we're in trouble. we're in trouble. say anything with substance last night. he talked about the same had s

. >> and amy parnes of "the hill." >> she's pushing equal pay and child care which was a huge issue forer right now. >> at 8:30 p.m. eastern, gary byrne discusses his book "crisis of character." a white house secret service officer discloses his firsthand experience with hillary, bill, and how they operate. on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, afterwards, author eric fair discusses his book "consequence, a memoir" and his experiences serving as an interrogator in abu ghraib prison in iraq. he's interviewed by raha wala from human rights first. >> the image of a number of men chained to their cell doors with their hands between their legs which was forced standing which was an enhanced technique. and donald rumsfeld said he stands at his desk all day, why can't we make -- i can tell you seeing someone in a forced standing position has nothing to do with standing at a standing desk. it was torture. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, a review of the cases and rulings of the supreme court term. journalists from cnn, the "new york times," and the "national law journa

. >> amie parnes, senior white house correspondent for the hill newspaper in co-author of hrc, state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. carlos is the book critic for the washington post and associate editor nonfiction book critic. and gil troy, is a history professor and visiting washington as a visiting scholar , he is the author of several books including the age of clinton, america in the 90s, hillary rodham clinton, and mr. and mrs. president from the truman's to the clintons. thank you all all for being a book tv. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> here's a look at authors recently featured on book tvs afterwards. our weekly author interview program. natalia holt profiled the women instruments on the development of america's space program in the 1940s and 50s. historian pamela haig looked at the history of gun ownership in america. and we reported on the history and rise of isis. in the coming weeks on afterwards, republican congressman will talk about his time as chairman of his committee on oversight and government reform. karen greenberg, director center of national securi