. >> bob weil, publishing director of live right. what tv is on location at book expo america. this is the publisher's annual trade show. you can see a lot of the crowd here. was he of the publishers get together and talk about their upcoming fall books. you are watching the tv on c-span2. .. >> hans von spakovsky spoke about his book, "obama's enforcer: eric holder's justice department" at the eagle forum collegians leadership summit in washington, d.c. this is about 30 minutes. >> our next speaker is hans von spakovsky who is the author of "obama's enforcer: eric holder's justice department." hans von spakovsky is an attorney and former of the board of advisors for the federal election commission. he's an expert on voter fraud and cowrote with john fund the recent book, who's counting? gives a staff member at the heritage foundation, particularly speaking and writing on elections. please welcome hans von spakovsky. [applause] >> i hope you're enjoying your stay here at the heritage foundation. well, two years ago john fund and i -- is our national affairs correspondent where

it wasn't until this hamer and annie devine and vicki gray and anita bob weil and enzi marr and be ate step though. again i tend to wander off into these names. if they began to raise their voice. it's one thing if i say these people want to register to vote. it's an tiredly different proposition when they say they want to register to vote. so when it comes down to the school question that you raise the same thing is true because what they say about young people and minorities in school, they say they don't want to learn great and they say they can't learn and i said yes they want to learn or yes, i think they are able to learn, that's just me whistling in the wind. so when students it seems to me young people have to make the demand for what everybody says they don't want. education. there was a group of kids in baltimore maryland associated with bob moses' algebra project that attempted to place the school superintendent under citizens arrest for failing to do his job. at least they attracted some attention to the poor education in the baltimore maryland schools. but i am for things

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> bob weil is the publishing director of live right here first of all, what is live right? >> live right as the newly published in 1917.home of the first books of hemingway, faulkner, norton bought it in 1973, we launched a in 2012 and we are in our third season with already many bestsellers. >> what is the point of having a lot of imprints under one publisher? >> against the diversity of books where we have different from norton, many similarities. relay for translation. we like sometimes edgier books here we both do high-quality books, but it's the way of branching out the norton name and in many ways we are alike, but express editors differently. >> mr. weil, let's start with a couple books coming out this fall. the server pulitzer prize winner edward wilson. >> s., at both the muslim pulitzer prize twice. he's written a book called the meaning of human existence with 15 assays really examining how we came to be on the challenges of human existence in the future. he says we pass the wine on which the natural selection of babies has