in particular andrew young, you see him and then bernard lee on the right and andrew young in particular that it would be a mistake to go to this and he said it would distract him from the poor people's campaign at a critical moment that was well underway. and he said he was afraid that one strike of the to to them that leads to three then the civil rights equivalent of mission creep. king was not persuaded and said i'll just go for one visit then datasets. and he said what's happening in memphis is something that is part of the poor people's campaign. because i need to go down there to help these people who are impoverished or people that do full time work part-time wages and just the type of people and trying to help in the campaign and memphis will be a stop on the way to washington. so here is what andrew young has to say about that too and fro between king and himself on this >> people like this and the least i can do is go around there [inaudible] >> so trapped he is back, he arrives at the airport and checked in at the lorraine hotel, and starts meeting in earnest with people and

saturday we're at the reagan library in california with former white house social secretaries jeremy bernard and lee berman sharing thoughts on professional and public civility. that's a look at some of the events booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. . feedback is very valuable. at the end of the panel if you could fill out a survey on the back or online you will be entered to win a 100-dollar visa gift card. we will be signing books immediately after panel from the so-called these are available in the politics and prose book tend around the corner and a quick word about buying books this is a free event but it does help the festival if you purchase the books from the speakers. not only does it make it possible that it supports politics and prose which is a wonderful independent bookstore in the dc area so if you can buy the book please do. so, doctor lloyd sederer as a professor of the columbia school of public health and contributing writer to the u.s. news & world report and chief medical offi

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saturday we're at the reagan library in california with former white house social secretaries jeremy bernard and lee berman sharing thoughts on professional and public civility. that's a look at some of the events booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. .

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