bakari bill o'reilly launched quite a firestorm.'s listen to him describe what he says is the hidden reason behind calls to abolish the electoral college. >> the left sees white privilege in america as an oppressive force that must be done away with. therefore, white working class voters must be marginalized and what better way to do that than center the voting power in the cities? very few commentators will tell you that the heart of liberalism in america today is based on race. it permeates almost every issue. that white men have set up a system of oppression. that system must be destroyed. bernie sanders pedaled that. some extent, hillary clinton did. and the liberal media tries to sell that all day long. 7 left wants power taken away from the white establishment, they want a profound change in the way america is run. taking voting power away from the white precincts is the quickest way to do that. >> so he mentions the liberal media, he's not talking about cnn. what do you think, bakari? >> if you close your eyes, you believe yo

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.ge of southern california, joins us from santa barbara. now, i don't believe you were a big fidel castro fan, miller. and he is deceased. what say you? >> well, the one good thing is hell is not as hot as havana in mid august. so he has got that going for him. i always thought the castros true genius is the ability to keep the economy so down that a cat 5 hurricane could hit the island head on and only cause $44.47 in property damage. i see his brother raÚl has demanded that all hot plates be put at half mast the next couple weeks. i also see surprisingly that was astro has voted twice already in the wisconsin recount. so he continues to live on. i feel bad for biden because they told biden he might get to go down to the castro funeral and he thought it was the guy who invented the castro convertible which he likes to nap on in the afternoon. i feel bad for jar jar biden. he was all excited. i get to meet castro. >> all right. now, on that and i have to preface that some people don't k

i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight. coming to america, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the reasons donald trump won the presidency is that millions of americans now believe they are being conned on immigration. hillary clinton and the democratic party had absolutely no interest in being responsible on the issue of people traveling to the u.s.a. illegally. or even protecting americans from vicious foreign criminals already here. in fact, the far left wing of the democratic party actually wants open borders. and blanket amnesty the undocumented living all across the country. that are would create a dangerous security nightmare and run up far more government debt. liberal zealotry sees america as a nation driven by white privilege and wants to flood the u.s.a. with new citizens the fewer restraints the better it doesn't matter that hillary clinton might not be that extreme. she put forth no vision on immigration other than the status quo which has been a collosa

what bill o'reilly is up to, who knows. that's been his brand, that kind of divisiveness, the sort of ugly talk about race, it will probably work for his ratings. we are talking about him now on a rival channel. maybe the worst thing you can do with the kind of platform he's built but that's bill o'reilly. >> i should note that some people think it overrepresents rural voters, largely white, not necessarily white working class voters, but beside the point, what did you make of it? >> i generally agree with bill o'reilly but i think he's oversimplifying it in terms of race. it is a talking point for left and right to single out race in this thing but let's look at the electoral college and why it's there in the first place. so you can't campaign in the top five cities and win the entire country. donald trump won basically 96% geographically of america. typically minorities are harbored most in the inner cities. so the issue is he's making the point that white working class are tying to be marginalized by doing away with the

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i'm bill o'reilly.hanks for watching us tonight. evaluating president-elect trump so far. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a few months ago we suggested that president obama might want to take action against russia for waging cyber warfare against the u.s.a. russia has been hacking into the american system for years. mr. obama done absolutely nothing about it. now, the situation has reached critical mass because hillary clinton lost the pres >> telling chris wallace, might not be a good thing. china didn't like that. again, might be better if mr. trump postpones this confrontation when he's in office and fully briefed on the consequences of a war of words with the chinese. finally, donald trump's appointments were fine. it's not like any of these cabinet members have tremendous power, they don't. they do what they're told to do. fox news is reporting that ceo of exxon is trump's pick for secretary of state. reports are that he has a good relationship with vladimir putin. maybe

i'm bill o'reilly.hanks for watching us tonight. evaluating president-elect trump so far. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a few months ago we suggested that president obama might want to take action against russia for waging cyber warfare against the u.s.a. russia has been hacking into the american system for years. mr. obama done absolutely nothing about it. now, the situation has reached critical mass because hillary clinton lost the presidential election. and as we all know, wikileaks embarrassed the clinton campaign by making public hacked emails that showed some members of the press secretly helping mrs. clinton and other embarrassing facts. before that, democrats really didn't care much about russian hacking. now they do. cia and the fbi both agree that russia is involved with breaching u.s. cyber security. the cia says it is because they wanted it influence the election. the fbi says it doesn't know the motive. it really doesn't matter, does it? if russian officials are

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. are under siege from islamic terror and the threat to the u.s. homeland. the tunisiaen man behind this week's attack in berlin has ties to other islamic radicals and supposed to be deported from germany months ago. yet somehow he was still allowed to roam free there. intensifying calls in the u.s. what president-elect calls extreme vetting of refugees coming into this country.ç% >> over the 400 plus terrorist cases that have been prosecuted in the america in the last 15 years, more than half of them involved people not born in the united states, many of them who were immigrants or people who had refugee status. >> and in florida yesterday, donald trump was pressed on the latest wave of attacks to hit europe. >> has it caused to you rethink or reevaluate your plans in the united states? >> you know my plan all along and i have been proven to be right 100 percent correct. what's happening is disgraceful. an attack on humidity. on humanity. it's got to be stopped. >> joining us from was

i'm in for bill o'reilly. because we're looking out for you.ç >>> breaking tonight, new video of that disturbing incident involving president-elect donald trump's daughter ivanka being berated by an angry passenger on a plane. even worse her three young children were traveling with her. i'm sandra smith if for megyn kelly tonight. ivanka trump was traveling with her three children and husband. when another passenger noticed her and went off. the man reportedly screaming at her, jeering at our children and much more. getting himself eventually kicd

. ♪ ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly.nks for watching us tonight for this special o'reilly factor "watters world" political edition. this presidential election was, perhaps, the most intense in history so we found it fitting, send jesse watters out to gauge how the folks really feel about both secretary clinton and both president-elect trump throughout the process. because it is the holiday season we start things off in a if he has been manner. ♪ ♪ do you say happy holidays or merry christmas. >> i say merry christmas. >> you don't want to offend anybody. >> no. >> i will turn this damn bus around. >> for christmas, what do you think we should get hillary. >> a new job. >> maybe some tissues? >> oh. >> something nice, something to celebrate the holidays? >> soap on a rope? >> no. it's a lot of nonsense. >> if you were to get hillary clinton a christmas gift, what would it be. >> i think trump already covered that by not sending her to prison. >> merry christmas, hillary. >> you're going to finally get your present. >> for

i don't have much use for bill o'reilly.ment in itself was the height of hypocrisy and ignorance. yes, he was talking about ideals which have come up. it sounded as if it was apartheid south africa the way he was speaking and the way he discussed race, i think bill o'reilly misses one factor, and a lot of people when we have this discussion about race they miss one fact. many people on the left, many minority, african-americans, we don't want anyone to give us anything. all we want are our endowed rights. all we want is the benefit of our humanity and equity so for him to say suddenly the white establishment, this white nationalist rhetoric that he was using, this is bill o'reilly we're talking about. he's been saying this for a long time and we're finally listening to him. >> let's move on to donald trump, ryan lizza. we heard him step out in the front of mar-a-lago, his vacation home in palm beach, florida. he spoke specifically about the berlin attack. here he was. >> reporter: in the wake of the violence in europe and tu

what bill o'reilly claimed? >> no, no, no. i don't think they're about race. i think they're about more or less conservatives, and working folks, regardless of their color. i think the democratic party has the same disdain for the average black or hispanic person as they do for the average white person. i mean, they've become a party of rich, liberal elites. that's their problem here. they carried -- right here, carried my home state of pennsylvania, which has a substantial black population in philadelphia. they just didn't want to turn out for the democratic candidate. that's the problem. >> and angela, a chance to respond both to what jeffrey said and also to bill arilo'rei. your reaction? >> deal with bill o'reilly specifically because i've asked jeffrey repeatedly not to use this line of thinking. i don't understand where it comes from. we know that racism in this country is a bipartisan and a non-partisan issue. it has nothing whatsoever to do with party. and we know that a republican party, that they, how it is. martin luther king i have a dream party, n

. ♪ >> hi, i'm jesse watters in this evening for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.et's get right to our top story. will there be a new nuclear arms race under president trump. the president-elect raised the possibility yesterday with this tweet. the united states must greatly strengthen and expand nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. this morning he apparently doubled down even further during a phone call to a reporter. >> mica asked the president-elect while we had the opportunity what his position was on try trying to clarify the tweet yesterday regarding the nuclear arsenal and the president-elect told you, what? >> let it be an arms race. we will outmatch them at every pass. >> and outlast them all? >> and outlast them all. >> that report sparked a frenzy with the media jumping on members of the trump team to explain. >> what does let it be an arms race mean? >> i think it goes back to what i just said with respect to the tweet he just put out. is he going to do what it takes to protect this country. if another cou

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.onight, president obama leaving office with a legacy of divisiveness within the country and within the democratic party. in fact, the senior politics editor for the lefty website the huffington post is blaming the president outright for destroying the party. >> you look at the destruction of the democratic party under barack obama's leadership, and you have to wonder, you know, what was the political -- what were the electoral benefits that he gave to the party? he leaves them in a much worse position. the states are disseminated. they have lost control of the house and the senate, the governorships are disseminated. >> a recent pew pole shows the president is leaving behind a divisive nation. 81% of democrats owe approve of obama versus only 14% of republicans. that's a 67%. when president bush left the gap was 58 points. 81% to 43. pollster. washington katrina pierson national spokeswoman for the trump campaign. when you hear stein say hey president obama is the divider in chief not

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.'s get straight to our top story. obama vs. trump. president obama campaigned campn vigorously for hillary clinton in the 2016 election telling supporters, quote, my name may not be on the ballot but our progress is on the ballot, unquote. despite clinton's defeat he thinks he would have beaten donald trump in a head-to-head matchup as he told his former advisor david axelrod in a podcast yesterday. >> i'm confident that if i had run again, and are a articulated it i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to rally behind it i know in conversations i have had with people around the country, even some people who disagreed with me they would say the vision, the direction that you point towards is the right one. >> axelrod was later asked if obama's comments were a thinly veiled wipe at hillary clinton. >> is this kind of a harsh judgment of hillary clinton he would have been able to do what she could not? >> well, he said this until service of a larger point which

thanks for staying with us, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.or flashback segment tonight, one of the country's newest conservative voices is really beginning to make her mark. her name is tomi lahren. she is 24 years old and works at the blaze. she recently entered the no spin zone with bill. >> first of all, how did you hook up with glenn beck's the blaze? >> well, bill, i went viral a while back and i think it caught the attention of mr. glenn beck and the blaze. and we had a great network here, we have a lot of diverse voices as you well know. he saw me and thought i had a little bit of potential and fire. so here i am. >> so you were at the university of nevada, los las vegas, right? >> yes, sir. >> and while you were there you were doing political committecommentary onthe intern. >> i was doing round table show called the scramble and hosted it and produced it as well. i started at a very young age. i got my first talk show when i was 21 years old out of san diego, another independent network called one american news. i wanted an internshi

bill o'reilly is next. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "the o'reilly factor" is on.: >> we would have a chance to really increase participation in our democracy if we went to a bop larr vote. >> the left demanding the electoral college be abolish. what is really behind this point of view? hint, it has to do with race. talking points is on it. >> local media in berlin reporting police on the ground there saying this does seem to point to some kind of attack. >> with another terror attack in germany. will that country tell the truth about who is behind it? if they do, the merkel government may fall. ♪ >> also ahead, reports are andre bocelli is too afraid of reprisals to sing at the trump inauguration. we will take a look at that. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. abolishing the electoral college. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. after hillary clinton won the popular vote, the left in america is demanding that the electoral college system put i

and of course for bill o'reilly, and only for bill o'reilly, it's about nothing but race. >> so if thehed, presidential candidates could simply campaign in the nation's largest states and cities. new york, l.a., chicago, houston. and rack up enough votes to pretty much win any election. talking voice believes this is all about race. the left sees white privilege in america as an excessive force that must be done away with. therefore white working class voters must be marginalized. what better way to do that than to center the voting power in the cities. so-called white privilege, bad. diversity, good. left wants power taken away from the white establishment. they want a profound change in the way america is run. taking voting power away from the white precincts is the quickest way the do that. >> back with us mark thompson. mark, i wanted to get your reaction to o'reilly's take on the electoral college. >> first of all, i know we're not in the same place exactly right now. and i thought i saw an image on the screen where donald trump was suggesting he did something sophisticated. did i

. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. going to jump right in to our top story. is president obama trying to undermine president-elect donald trump? dozens of russian diplomats are now packing up to leave the united states after president obama gave them 72 hours to get out. it's part of a slew of sanctions and penalties the obama administration is hitting russia with over charges of harassment and hacking into our voting system. after hinting at retaliation, russian president putin surprised everyone today by saying he will hold off for now and late today president-elect donald trump tweeted this: great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart. russian sanctions along with america's refusal to block an anti-israel resolution last week at the u.n. are part of a series of last-minute actions biobomb matha some republicans say are aimed at hurting trump's presidency. >> i have never seen a president try to create more problems for a future president. first, he double-crosses israel. and after many times and

dvr the show and above all stay tuned for bill o'reilly. he's up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm jesse watters in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get right into our top story. germany still reeling after that deadly truck attack christmas market in berlin. isis is taking credit for the attack leaving former new york city mayor rudy giuliani to slam president obama's foreign policy legacy. >> he is going out of office leaving us a world much more dangerous than the world that he was given. he was given a stable, i wouldn't say stable but relatively stable iraq. certainly not. >> stable enough for him to feel good about pulling the troops out. >> stable enough so that he could have reduced the troops. he never should have pulled the troops out. that was pulling the plug. that opened the whole thing. >> joining us now from santa fe with reaction, new mexico governor bill richardson. former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. so, governor, you disagree with rudy giuliani's assessment that president obama has now handed over

bill o'reilly is on to something. if you were operating in that system, you focused on boaters that aren't necessarily representative of the population. >> there are very important issues facing urban communities, diverse communities that wind up getting marginalized. not sure that's a great system but we can debate that another day. >> and we shall. >>> up next, president obama has less than a month in office and tonight we ask are we better off now than eight years ago? we'll pose this question to the "hardball" round table. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. >>> what i can say with confidence is that what we've done works. that i can prove. i can show you where we were in 2008ened i can show you where we are now and you can't argue that we're not better off. we are. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was president obama during what was likely to be his final press conference as the 44th president of the united states. making the case for his legacy and successful stewardship of the country during t

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i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment tonight. to go on trial for desserting his unit in afghanistan. two soldiers were wounded searching for him after he left his post. now a judge will decide whether that evidence will be admitted in the case. with us our is it legal team kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. why wouldn't a judge allow that in? that's part of the whole thing. >> actually i agree. let me ask you a question. judge might say it's not relevant to the charges. i don't agree with that the judge could say even if it's relevant it's so prejudicial it might harm his case and so there. >> of course it would harm his case. >> that's what's called good evidence, right? >> yeah. >> there is something in the law that says it's relevant.ç >> when is the judge going to make -- i understand it. but it's part of what happened. >> right. >> when is the judge supposed to make the decision? >> okay. so he can take his time essentially to make it. but december 16th is the next pre-trial hearing. >> right. >> he will make up his mind and

we'll get a special preview from bill o'reilly. is coming on in minutes. >>> the country losing a true american hero this week with the passing of legendary astronaut and senator john glenn. how his hometown is honoring him right now tonight. stay close. >>> john glenn's hometown church in new concord, ohio is remembering him with a candlelight vigil right now. he was a lifetime member of that church. it's one of the many ways he is being honored right now. his body will lie in the building on friday. a service will be held the following day. john glenn an all-american hero died last thursday at the age of 95 and there is a new movie called the "hidden figures" and his story of becoming an astrosnaut a astronaut and going to the moon and in particular the black women who stood behind him. you should see it. fascinating. >>> the president elect is sp k speaking with chris wallace. you can catch that tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. >>> when i ran everybody knew i was a big owner of real estate all over the world. i'm not go

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i'm jesse watters in for bill o'reilly.ase remember the spin stops here, because we are definitely looking out for you. >> break tonight, new evidence that a european immigrant may have played a major role in the terror attack in berlin. and growing concerns that u.s. could be next. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith in for megyn kelly. today authorities identifying a suspect in this week's apparent terror attack at a christmas market market as a tunisian immigrant in his 20s, already on immigration radar. even worse apparently supposed to be deported months ago. the paperwork hadn't gone through. at the same time, there are growing concerns tonight, that the u.s. could soon become a target. one man who personably interrogated

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. abolishing the electoral college. the subject of this evening's talking points memo. after hillary clinton won the popular vote, the left in america is demanding that the electoral college system put in to place in 1787 be scrapped. but there is a hidden reason for this. as we reported, even though secretary clinton won the popular vote by 2.8 million, the progressive state of california provided all of that margin. clinton defeating trump there by 4.3 million votes. so if the electoral college were abolished presidential candidates could simply campaign in the nation's largest states and cities, new york, l.a., chicago, houston, and rack up enough votes to pretty much win any election. that's what the left wants. that's what they want. because in the large urban areas and blue states like new york and california, minorities are subsubstantial. look at the landscape. philadelphia, dallas-fort worth, miami, in all of these places the minority vote usually goes heavily to the democrats, head to l.a., chicago, san franci

i'm chris wallace in for bill o'reilly., donald trump's deal with carrier. mr. trump is hagel the agreement that will save almost 1,000 jobs as a triumph. >> united technologies and carrier stepped it up. and now they're keeping actually the number is over 1100 people, which is so great. which is so great. companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. not going to happen i will tell you right now. >> but the deal is not sitting well with some free market advocates. >> i think this is the worst economic speech by an american politician. [ laughter ] 1984 walter mondale promised to reverse reaganomics. sloot worse speech. the idea that american corporations are going to have to try to make business decisions not based on the fact that we have created an ideal environment for economic growth in the united states but out of fear of punitive actions based on who know what is criteria exactly from a presidential administration. i think that's absolutely chilling. >> joining us now from denver, f

bill o'reilly up next. is he going to have the trump rally the minute it starts. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we're awaiting donald trump, speaking to a crowd in wisconsin. president-elect continuing his thank you tour of states that supported him. when he begins speaking, we'll go live to the badger state for all the action. but first the talking points memo. christmas in america. you may remember about 10 years ago the factor began spotlighting companies that refused to say the words "merry christmas." in fact, some of those businesses actually ordered their employees not to say that well, that culture war issue ignited. and we won. most companies stopped the nonsense and merry christmas began a common greeting once again for moo it was interesting to go through that because some on the far left actually denied there was any controversy at all that i fabricated it. more lies from a crew that sin capable of telling the truth. anyway, this year the american family association based in tupelo, mississippi, elvis' hom

trump coming up now but first to bill o'reilly. stay tuned. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on, tonight: >> the script to what we're doing is not yet ready remember, this has been a great, great movement. the likes of which they have never seen before. >> president-elect trump continuing his victory tour. he is in iowa tonight. we are there live. >> this man is already accused in a fatal hit and run in louisville. he was allegedly deported from the u.s.a. eight times. >> another disgraceful illegal crime story. two more innocent americans dead. we'll have details. >> political power used to bring pressure upon a privately held corporation that has a fiduciary duty to maximize shareholder value it's called socialism. >> george will again attacking trump but this one is really hard to believe. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we're awaiting donald trump. he's expected to speak in iowa any time. so we will take you out there when

. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.'s dive right in to our top story, the feud erupting between donald trump and president obama. critics say the president took a thinly veiled shot at mr. trump yesterday when he said this. >> even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at it most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward. we must resist the urge to demonize those who are different. >> president-elect donald trump responded with a tweet this morning saying, quote: doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o statements and road blocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition, not, unquote. the question now is president obama obstructing a smooth presidential transition? joining us now from washington with reaction matthew miller a former justice department spokesman in the obama administration and brad blakeman a republican strategist. start with you, the smooth transition of power in the presidential level is what distinguishes democracies from banana republics. very im

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. >> i want to get to something bill o'reilly said tonight. are the date after the electoral college met and bill o'reilly weighing in on the electoral college. he clearly has no idea how the electoral college was initially designed of course, no one was allowed to vote directly for the president because the founding fathers isn't believe that voters off the street were smart enough to do and the electoral college was supposed to be a smarter group of people learned men who could make that decision. let's listen to now bill o'reilly's entry into the electoral college debate. >> newspapers like "the new york times" and "the l.a. times"" is editorialized to get rid of the electoral college. they well know neutralizing the largely white rural areas in the midwest and south will assure liberal politicians get power and keep it. talking points believes this is all about race. the left sees white privilege in america as an oppress sib force that must be done away with. therefore, white working class voters must can marginalized. what better way to d

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.have a special report in the terrorism in berlin and germany coming up. fake news that is the story of talking points memo. the factor has not covered anything about the electoral college vote because it's a completely phony story. donald trump will be the next president. doesn't matter if one or two electoral delegates defect. the left-wing press blowing the story up because they want to make trump look bad. not because it's any basis in reality. if there were to be chaos in the electoral college, the house of representatives simply certify donald trump as president on january 6th. so, again, it's a phony story. and all of those so-called journalists who participate in it are misleading you. now, on to russian hacking. that's a real story. and we spotlighted it back on october 12th. >> talking points believes that if the intel is correct and russian hackers working for putin did indeed intrude on the american election, president obama must take action. first, he must speak directly to

he describes him as do many of bill o'reilly's words of the day. columbia professor of linguistics, john mchorder. and his wallet is so fat he named it michael moore. sitting next to me is the host of lou dobbs tonight on fox business, lou dobbs. let's start the show. you know what is a great way to get my attention? start score internet video like this. >> hey, fellow white guys. >> hey. yes, mtv news made a video just for guys like me. let's watch it together. >> hey, fellow white guys. it is about to be a new year. there are a few things we think you could could do a little better in 2017. >> what? okay. >> first off, try to recognize that america was never great for anyone who wasn't a white guy. can we all just agree that black lives matter is not the opposite of all lives matter? black lives just matter. there is no need to overcome law indicate it. >> stop complicate saying woke. just say woke. >> i love saying woke. >> learn what man splaining is. >> i love man splaining. >> we all love beyonce and yes she is black so she cares about back i

a look at the nonfiction bestsellers according to indy bound continues with fox news host bill o'reilly and the recount of the defeat of japan during world war ii in killing the rising sun. daily show host trevor noah remembers his childhood and apartheid era south africa in the book born of crime. mary oliver reflects on her life as an author and poet in upstream. in between the world to me, last year's national book award winner, they give their thoughts on the current state of black america. anna kendrick presents the collection of essays in scrappy little nobody. that's a look at some of the nonfiction bestsellers according to indy bound which represents several sellers across country. many of these will be appearing on the tv and you watch them them on our website, booktv.org. >> sunday i'm book tv in depth, we are hosting a discussion on the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 70 for the anniversary. on the program, countdown to, countdown to pearl harbor, 12 days to the attack, and craig nelson with his book pearl harbor, from infamy to greatness followed by an intervie