the government funded the project for bob woodward but the extreme heat and increasing numbers of sand storms made the turn to dry out leaving behind only salty posits. what has happened here is not an exception suit thirds of all over a season morocco have disappeared over the last 100 years. a few kilometers away plus the old village has. the force of 5 coups here with it for dhobi walls dates back many centuries. in the maze of alleyways her limb meets bella east leg know with one of its fear remaining residents. it's just he says that only about 10 families still live here. on the moon. never have i have been. in the past it used to be home to more than 1000 people but most have now moved away. send has crept into all of the houses. this is one of the few who is prepared to try and stand in the way of the desert. well. i can only keep on saying it our problems stem from a lack of water from the nearby river dried out quite a long time ago. and as a result many people have left the village even the well of the moscow has run out of water. the younger people in particular are attract

washington post associate editor bob woodward announced he will be publishing a book on donald trump it is scheduled to be available september 15th. this will be a follow-up to mister woodward's first book on the president, fear, trump in the white house, they came out in 2018. donald trump responded to the forthcoming publication of the book by his niece that he says would violate a nondisclosure agreement she signed that prevents her from writing about the president and his family. the book too much and never enough is slated to come out in late july. also in the news according to npd bookscan print book sales were up 5.5% for the week ending june 13th. all books saw a rise in sales except for adult nonfiction. that fit 2% for the weekend remains down 7% for the year and the audio publishers association released their annual sales survey that noted audiobook sales grew 16% in 2019 from the year prior. the apa reports this is the eighth year in a row that audiobooks sales have exceeded double digits. booktv will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news. you can also wa

. >>> "washington post" associated editor bob woodward announced he well be publishing a book on president trump that is scheduled to be available on september 15th. this will be a followup to mr. woodward's first book on the president, fear, trump in the white house, that came out in 2018. and president trump responded ro the forthcoming mix of a book by his next, mary trump, that he says would violate a nondifference closure agreement she signed that prevent her from writing about the president and his family. the book too much and never enough, is slated to come out in late july. also in the news, according to ntd become stand print book sales '5.5%. all books saw a rise in sale except for adulton fiction. that tipped 2% and remained down 7% for the year. and the audio publishers association released their annual sales survey that noted audio book sales grew 16% in 2019 from the year prior. the apa reports this is the eighth year in a row that audio book sales have exceeded double-digits.. you can watch our archived programs anytime at booktv.org. >> author and, the discussion of the ba

written this bombshell book and he is going to give us all these wonderful salacious details that bob woodward'sook had before and other books had before him and it will make for wonderful polite conversation at georgetown salons. it did not help this nation one bit. i mean why would he have kept things that were clearly violations of the law to himself? in my position for anyone else, anyone else who held a top secret sci security clearance for three decades, if you saw a crime or you saw activities which were damaging to the national security of the united states, you had a personal obligation to call that in. this man is without all honor. the only word that can come to mind that can characterize what he's doing is grifting. he literally is selling what he knows when he could have saved the nation. he decided to choose to get some money for himself. >> david, what do you do about this at this point? the information is out there. it's information that could have been used in the impeachment but wasn't. what is meant to happen next? is this just something that is left to voters to figure out in

mcmaster and untitled new work by bob woodward coming in september.e country is "the room where it happened," john bolton's disturbing account of the trump white house. this is one of the great things about america. you know, the former adviser can go out, write a book, can get it published despite the trump justice department's attempts to stop him. he can tell his own story. you know, it's been an interesting back and forth now for months about whether there's classified material in this book, whether it should be published. bolton was able to fight back against the doj's attempt to stop it from being published, winning round one in court. but there will be more rounds to come and bolton may end up having to forego the profits from the book. you have to wonder if the entire lawsuit was really about intimidation, about warning future would-be authors not to write a book about trump, not to speak out about trump because otherwise, you know, it seemed this lawsuit was not going to succeed in its initial attempt to block the book from being published. s

washington post associate editor bob woodward has announced he will also be publishing a book on presidenttrump that's scheduled to be available on september 15th. this will be a follow-up to his first book on the president, "fear: trump in the white house," that came out in 2018. and president trump responded to the forthcoming publication of a book by his niece mary trump that he says would violate a nondisclosure agreement she signed that prevents her from writing about the president and his family. the book "too much and never enough" is slated to come out in late july. also in the news, according to npd book scan, print book sale were up 5.5% for the week ending june 13th. all book genres saw a rise in sales except for adult nonfiction, that dipped 2% for the week and remained down 7% for the year. and the audio publishers association released their annual sales survey that noted audio book sales grew 16% in 2019 from the year prior. the apa reports this is the eighth year in a row that audio book sales is have exceeded double digits. booktv continue to bring you new programs and publ

inside administration oftentimes don't appear to have relationship to reality this is sort of a bob woodwardn going through same trovrs the passenger of time years from now are we able to really definitively settle out whether some of these are adequately all records come out. >> quick does it have impact on the election at all this? >> no, no, if you like trump before i are go to go like trump now if you didn't like trump before you are going to not like trump now. again, to me key thing how much time does the white house spend talking about this, 137 days they get to drive home maybe, maybe at least one may be two points for each one of those as the is picking an argument with john bolton going to be the thing that is going to sway people to him? i don't think so, just like i don't think the book is going to sway people against the president. dagen: move along, move along, move along. not you. >> you bet. >> you have a good a weekend. >> thanks for having another person own doesn't have accent i listened to other guys sounded like, you know, i mean only you and i and happy juneteenth to yo