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. >> you're watching bock tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction box and authors every weekend. booktv television or for serious readers. ahead of the martin luther king day weekend president trump signed a proclamation at the white house marking the occasion. this is ten minutes. thank you very much. along with isaac newton ferris jr. and many distinguished guests for joining us here had today a great honor. earlier this week i had a tremendous privilege to join isaac and alvita to sign into law legislation, redes ig they thed the martin luther king, jr. national hishing site to the martin luther king, jr. national historic park. the new law expands the area protected and generations of americanss are becoming so important and this is a great honor for us and great honor to dr. king. today question gather in white house to honor memory of the reverend dr. martin luther king, jr. on january 15th, 1929, martin luther king, jr. was born in atlanta, georgia, he would go on to change the course of human history. as a young man dr. king decided to follow the the the calling of his fa

and finally there's publication that part of brings the bock out into the marketplace making readers aware of it convincing poem that this is a book they need to buy. an want to focus on one of the aspect of editing imil as an agent has a critical role to play in acquisition process is he's going to talk about what that looks like from her side. suzanne has read a terrific chapter in the book about working with scholarly authors and she's helped many academic writers did their first books for general audience. which involves often kind of intense editorial intervention, and so she can talk about that editing piece. and cal who -- has my favorite chapter title in the book which brad also mentioned starts spreading the news -- about the editors role of con vague his passion about the book out toe people is colleaguing in the publishing house and then out in the media and to book sellers to the world at large so he'll talk about that piece last. so gail, we're going to turn it over it you. tell us what agents think about what editors do. and one of the books i worked on when i first sta

>> i had oh kaition about five years ago to read introduction to my first bock and i was rocked by how much i felt i had to engage with with other scholars. i would say something and then i would say so and so said that and i disagree with that and taking issue with that but i'm building on this web and as someone without e tenure and who knew my book would be evaluated by 10 to 0 people outside of my pelted all of whom looking to see what i had to say about their work because they would have been selected -- because there was relevance of mine. i don't know who ten or 20 people will be in advance, i felt that i had to spend a lot of energy on situating my ideas in the scholarship and foreground that and in my second book, well i was still in turn to say i was a floor but a scholar in what am i saying on what they build of what people have said before and new, and i presented my ideas first, and i put much later in the introduction how does this build on and overturn previous theg and one of the reasons i did that was i gave the introduction to frengtd of mine who is a journalist and w

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but we also do a lot more than just political bocks now. we publish hipster books, we publish a little bit of fiction. we publish kids books. and we have a new line called faith to publish books for our faith readers. so let's break that down a little. you say you publish books for a conservative audience has it always been the case? >> that has always been the case from the very beginning henry who started the company 70 years ago this year was dedicated to publishing books for conservative readers. and at the time and for a long time he was one of the only if not the only book publisher who have friendly to qeivetive authors and conservative ideas. he started off publishing books of the modern qshtive movement in early years of the publishing we publish william first book in yale we published russell kirks conservative mind we published witness, by whitaker and all of those books are still in precinct today we still sell them today. >> now does that say something about the publishing industry that those books weren't being published neces

eagles have a bocks of to check before the playoffs. their starting quarterback is not one of those questions. so calm down, guys. coming up how pederson is handling practice this week and what he is saying about those eagles assistant coaches that are being linked to other ♪ >>> let's be clear. >> let's be clear. nick foles is the eagles starting quarterback. doug pederson isn't here for any talk of a quarterback controversy or the eagles starting nate sudfeld. so you guys can put that to bed now. immediate did talk today about the reports of interest from other teams to the eagles assistant coaches. defensive coordinator jim schwartz linked to the giants and quarterbacks john fillipo tied to arizona and chicago. pederson says he knows they're still putting the eagles first. >> the challenge is obviously you know, having themselves pre faired for potential interview but at the same time, you know f they have to balance the job that they have here and making sure that we're ready for practice tomorrow and the next day and that's first a

a lot of richness in this bock. so with what, good evening. [laughter] and welcome -- i'm fred kemp president ceo of the atlantic counsel and i'm happy to see friends, friends here, and i'm just delighted that we can have a rich conversation. so really good tbrowp. up group. the title of the provocative book is anatomy of failure why america loses every war it starts. and it examine war and president who is fought them from vietnam to the present day and addresses questions of where and why the world most powerful nation went wrong. and then where and how we failed to learn from our mistake. you are not required to agree with him. he will make graiment disagreement difficult and painful for you but i do want you to know that thesis if you see that he's got something a little bit wrong, question him why he concluded in the way he did. for those who -- who don't know hair -- i have bio here but i like the one on the book cover better. he's a strategic thinker who creator spans business and government. chairman of two private companies and adviso

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happened next, president fired james comey, spurred the appointment of special counsel and if this bockt, might have another avenue into the investigation. whether or not james comey was fired to suppress fbi inquiries into kushner family business practices. stick a bookmark into that chapter too. serious claims in the book alongside the other stuff to open up new avenues into the investigation. if sleep is essential to happiness. what's essential to sleep? introducing the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. expertly designed for support, pressure relief, cooling and bounce. read our reviews then try the leesa mattress in your own home. sleep on it for 100 nights and love it or get a full refund. order now and get $100 off. go to buyleesa.com today. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> sometimes on this show we get lucky on live tv. in october, we were pu

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. >> shepard: more on the new bock about president trump and how the white house is fighting back.trump legal team preparing for a possible interview between the president and robert mueller on the russia investigation. let's go to julie, national political reporter from the "wall street journal." good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> shepard: if i'm the president's lawyers, i want to avoid this. is that what they're doing? >> they're debating the best way to move forward on it. they have talked about different legal strategies, different ways to sort of get ahead of this a little bit or at least deal with it when it comes about. there's no easy or good solution. this is all butting up against what the white house has been pitching as a pointless investigation that will end soon. a lot of tension between what is really going on with the investigation and what sort of picture the trump lawyers have been painting for the president. >> shepard: where are we with steve bannon? sounds like the reporting that i'm hearing, i'm hearing the president is a full court press now against stev

this youtube video on the bishop's face bock page got thousands of views. >> i encourage you, my friendseat summer and relax and enjoy it. you deserve it. but please don't take a vacation from our faith. >> reporter: bishop frank as he's known as facebook, instagram, twitter and snap chat accounts. >> social media is such a powerful force in young peoples' lives that the way they speak, the way they socialize, the way they communicate has been affected by it. >> reporter: three years ago the bishop decided to tap into that power in doing so he's following the holy father's example. >> pope francis has more than 50 million twitter followers. >> if our leader in faith is willing to do it, why would we not do it? i want to new jersey them about the faith, catholic faith. i want to get them excited. i want to them to fall in love with what i love. >> bishop frank has help e hired a millennial 25-year-old john grasso is the bridgeport diocese social media leader. >> we've seen explosive growth on every account we've launched. >> some of bishop frank's posts are so popular they've become regul

>> i'm not sure what the authors statement on how the bock came to be. i know the book has a lot of things so far of what we've seen that are untrue. you have many people that have quotes that are sourced to them that are now coming out publicly and saying that those things are not true. so i can't speak to what the author's comments were. i can only speak to the white house. >> does the white house have a copy of the book now? >> i believe there may be some individuals that do. jim? >> sarah, the president's statements that steve bannon had very little influence in the white house. the president elevated him to the same level as the chief of staff and put him on the national security counsel. how do you reconcile that? >> i wouldn't say he elevated him to the same level as chief of staff. in the actions that steve took, the president was clear he didn't have a lot of influence on him or the decision making process throughout his time here at the white house. margaret? >> i need to clarify. many of us have seen michael wolf at the white house on multiple

as, you know, there are white people many this audience who decided they wanted to come to read the bock or hear about about it. i have had most of my teaching experience outside of my time has been predominantly white environment and i've had white students who have said this is a concern for me. i want to know more about this so i can take action in my community. i don't -- as a matter of fact -- >> really out there. i see it, you know, and so what i would say is whether you're talking about organizations like showing up for racial justice or other places are there enough people? can we see impact of that? i think we have to mobilize, but i -- i can say from my own personal experience that i know white people who are quite committed to working against racism. are are there enough of them? there is a -- in michigan the kellogg foundation which just launched major initiative they're calling truth racial healing and transformation, and they have made a commitment to spend millions of dollars to try to work with communities who want to mobilize. now, i can see this skepticism on your face.

at the -- at the airport which stalin's personal armored pack and there's a picture of this in the bock just lightning there's a picture of hitler playing with him on it which comes from the personal photoalbum. there's a picture also traffic also in the book of armor with a nazi flag on it. sent to pick him up which is from private newsreel of the landing made for him personally it is a little snip it out of the newsroom. anyway, reverend goes to the kremlin they begin to negotiate and they cut the deal. the deal is about hitler most of him and gets a piece of poland poland will disappear there's fears of influence beyond poland okay deal is done. the map is arranged they agree on where the line goes down in poland. he goes back to hitler. hitler is overjoyed. and -- a weak after he's been in moscow. supposed to invade from other side but he doesn't do thinking. he's just watching. poland as an army poland has an air force maybe they're going to bog the germans down. well it turns out that polls tight if heroically but don't fog german down and type operation is not called out yet slic

think steve found that incredibly infuriating, and i think that he was useing the things he said in my bock as part of his -- intention to break with trump. so i -- yes, i think, i think that he i don't know what's going to happen. but i think it is a very real possibility that steve could think. >> and to follow-up on his question -- since he brought up mueller has anyone contacted you in connection with the investigation at all given to some of the things that you have in here such as bannon's quote that the meeting in june in trump tower was treasonnist? >> they have not but i'll be honest, i've gotten a lot i'm behind on my e-mail. [laughter] question here -- thank you. but question is have you consider consideredded you received subpoena for those tapes have you provided them and if you consider you would reach them publicly at the same time -- >> i have because i'll answer what i have not considered -- have not considered i have not considered what i would do if -- if my taste were subpoenaed -- brings up another problem in the whole idea of -- of the tapes and releasing tapes. becaus

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with me now is pauline bock from the new statesman. good to see you.g over now? well, it is highly symbolic, for macron to choose the bayeux tapestry. it is something he has been doing quite regularly with his diplomacy stance. when he visits a country, he was in china last week, he brought this very beautiful horse from france's national guard over to resident xi jinping, asa national guard over to resident xi jinping, as a symbol of the french and chinese relationship and french. he has done before, in his election during bastille day, when trump visited, he had an extravagant military parade. he always has this almost tailor—made present for world leaders. it works every time. it worked for trump. macron is one of the only world leaders that is respected by trump and can also disagree with him and voice these disagreements. he has worked every time. obviously the bayeux tapestry would be historic. it would be a really big gift. it is not happening yet, but it will. they still have to work it out. this thing is more than 1000 years old, it is fragile

neil: will this bock have impact on anything?> here is where the book gets it right, yes, the overall arc of this, this guy is thin-skinned, doesn't pay attention to the details, meaning the president, that would be worrisome to people around him, is 100% accurate. that arc is accurate. the details, i don't know. neil: thank you, my friend, very, very much. are you jogging in this weather? >> i worked out already. neil: just getting in -- >> inside after gym. neil: inside of a gym. it is very, very cold out there. >> it is winter in new york. they call it the cyclone bomb. neil: that is all you. >> i conflated that something with north korea, when i heard that word. neil: isn't that amazing? we'll have more after this. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too

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that brings total bock office revenues to only 250 million. here's the rest of the box office.nsidious the final key followed up by star wars the last jedi and rounding out the top five the greatest showman and pitch perfect three. >>> game of thrones star kit harrington this is not good look for him. refuse bouncer tas manhattan bar and got sent out i don't know the wall as a result. the 31-year-old actor was seen to be what they said drunk and diss orally friday night in many video obtained by tmz. harrington appeared to went to get into a pool game before becoming bi lidge rent with bouncers and patrons much he was asked to leave the gram mercy pub find his way way back from before being pleased. he's been seen in new york with fiance' rose leslie. only in new york will they get upset you're playing pool you get upset much it's kit harrington get him out of here. he's bothering me. >> we don't care who this guy is. >> it's john snow. >> good to see you guys this morning. >> if to see you. one thing i will say about the box office jumanji i think it surprised a lot of people.

the first one made $780 million at the bock office. first movie. not a lot of footage for the new film. there's also no title yet. i saw joke online they should just call the movie untitled dead pool sequel he's very much into breaking the fourth wall jokes about his movies. ryan reynolds is back it will be massive hit the first one as i mentioned cost $58 million. made $780 million worldwide opens up june 1st. >> i might see this one at home. >> okay. >> couch? >> yeah. >> i'd see it i saw the first one. >> three nos. >> i probably go see it. >> all right. >> i don't know if i'll see it in the theater. i'll see at some point in my life. >> moving on. >> moving on panther. can't wait much this is the new marvel cinematic universe. chadwick boseman the director behind this movie one of the most skating film makers he directed fright saul station as we sylvester stallone rocky continuation much this looks amazing this character was introduced in captain america civil war. in my pin one of the the best marvel sin nat tick films so far. ca

the move could come at a high price for face bock because if it's too billion users log on less thatmoney from videos and from adds but zuckerberg who made facebook one of his new year goals doing the rye thing is good for the community and good for business over the long term. so again facebook willing to take hit in order to get people more engaged with each other. which is i guess opposite of what facebook -- >> how it all started. >> then he wanted to make more money. now he's made enough money. >> let me reverse course. anything that gets people talking to one another face to face or at least interacting more is better because we're so disconnected as it is. you live in your own little bubble and really have no idea what's happening in the world. if this is a way to get you engaged oil for it. >> maybe they can go back to the actual timelines and not things that popped up four days ago that are now at the top of your feed. >> i get -- sometimes i like it when i'm like look this happen eight years ago i'm constantly bomb bar beside memories. sometimes i'm like huh. can i not live

. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction bock and authors every weekend, booktv television for serious readers. he delivered i think we're, i think i know the stump speech you're referring to a speech he delivered about originalism and why it is superior to -- what's called a living constitution approach to jurisprudence and i heard him deliver that speech in madison, wisconsin, in 2001 and it's one he deliveredded very often it was his stump speech and i was looking forward to finding written version of that. because i loved that speech i thought it was great. it included a wonderful passage where he -- this this compared the living constitution approach to a television commercial from the 1980s where a prego commercial somebody is making pasta just heating up store bought pasta sauce and husband says, to his wife what -- you're using this store bought sauce you're not doug it home made, what about the organize know and wife says it is in there. what about the pepper, it's in there. the the garlic, it's in there. and my dad would say we've got that kind of a constitution n