. >> barbara ehrenreich discusses her book, "living with a wild god." this event was part of the 2014 chicago tribune printer's row lit fest held annually in chicago and it's next on booktv. >> can everybody hear me? first thing i want to say is when i tweeted i was very proud of myself for tweeting this event yesterday. that a friend of mine, who is now a journalism professor at the university of maryland, saw and it immediately e-mailed me and she said, wow, you get to interview barbara ehrenreich? so i know that a lot of you have come here to hear barbara talk today, feel the same way about her. she has an amazingly wide-ranging mind. if you read her work you know that. she has written about feminism, low-wage workers, many other things, and now she is writing about the meaning of it all. i assume you have seen her book, "living with a wild god." i want to start by asking her about the photo on the back. i don't know if you can see it but it's a photo of her at the age of 18. do you remember where this photo was taken? >> i was at college and it was

you get to interview barbara ehrenreich. i know that a lot of you have come here to hear barbara talked today and feel the same way about her. she has an amazing, wide-ranging mind. if you read any of her book you know that. she has written about feminism low-wage workers, many other things. now she's writing about the meaning of all. i assume you have seen her book "living with a wild god". bynum i am going to start by asking urban about the photo on the back. i don't know if you can see it from here but it is a photo of her at the age of 18. to you remember where this was taken? >> i was at college and it was taken by a friend and our room. i thought it would be too far from the says to my younger voters of fountain. >> you talk about this book as being a quest. it is easy to just understand it is a quest for the meaning of a dog and my question for whether they're is a god, a larger -- with the way i read, it is also a quest for you at this point in your life to understand yourself and a younger. >> yes. to understand som

andors include cal thomas barbara ehrenreich. sunday's topics include the father-son relationship, the arming of america during world war ii and vietnam's dragon lady . 2.e this weekend on c-span television for serious readers. >> defense department officials reef senators about the prisoner exchange with the telephone that led to the exchange of sergeant bergdahl. this is 20 minutes. >> my concern from the beginning i have not been reassured is that the five high risk taliban reengage will not against us and our allies. i was not satisfied that the conditions were sufficient that they would not threaten america or our allies in any way. concern from my the beginning. that is why i have been very ensuring america would not transfer high risk detainees without ensuring they would not go back. i would argue the conditions detainees these five will be held is the troubling this. four of them are high-level members of the telephone. -- taliban. tied. --that is satisfied. >> the doctor can speak when he comes. the only thing i have sa

you get to interview barbara ehrenreich. know that a lot of you have come here to hear barbara talked today and feel the same way about her. she has an amazing, wide-ranging mind. if you read any of her book you know that. she has written about feminism, low-wage workers, many other things. now she's writing about the meaning of all. i assume you have seen her book, "living with a wild god". bynum i am going to start by asking urban about the photo on the back. i don't know if you can see it from here, but it is a photo of her at the age of 18. to you remember where this was taken? >> i was at college, and it was taken by a friend and our room. i thought it would be too far from the says to my younger voters of fountain. >> you talk about this book as being a quest. it is easy to just understand it is a quest for the meaning of a dog and my question for whether they're is a god, a larger -- with the way i read, it is also a quest for you at this point in your life to understand yourself and a younger. >> yes. to understand s

ellis, and joseph barbara ehrenreich. sunday, the father and son relationship of bill and willie geist, and vietnam's dragon lady. the printers row lit fest, live this weekend on c-span2. booktv, television for serious readers. "> "washington journal continues. host: joining us now is jonathan turley, a professor at george washington university law school here in a d.c. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you bot. host: we will talk about the release of bowe bergdahl in members for 5 taliban at guantÁnamo bay. if the white house wants to transfer prisoners out of that facility, what do they have to do legally? guest: there is a law in which congress sets some standards. some of them are rather obvious. that is a provision saying if you released someone from guantÁnamo bay, you need to have the secretary of defense make certain determinations, like this is not going to come back on the united states in terms of risk, that you have taken steps to determine what is going to happen to them. these are the types of determina

. >> barbara ehrenreich discusses her book, "living with a wild god." this event was part of the 2014 chicago tribune printer's row lit fest held annually in chicago and it's next on booktv. >> can everybody hear me? first thing i want to say i