>> bremen and i worked together in great ways. -- we sit down and work together and defined areas that we want to touch on. i will give him notes, and he will write some of the things that i want to say. if he has captured my voice on it, then we go back and forth. i rewrite things to give him things to edit and vice versa. >> is writing easy for you or is it a real labor? >> writing is a labor for everybody. you have to really have a real set purpose to be a writer. the longer i do it, the easier it gets. >> next question for you is from jane and calabasas, california. i'm sorry, first jane in new york city. >> that afternoon. i appreciate you. you raised the question of of only one woman being in the book. you did not answer that question and i would like to revisit it. my concern is that there is only one woman. there are several women inventors. why out of all african american inventors fair, white is there only one -- why is there only one -- and all only one -- and all the ones we did during black history month, okay, joy, thanks. >> the ones that we were able to work fine, -- th

this statute of the bremen town musicians is a gift from another hanseatic city.he common currency is not yet a reality. poland and latvia still have theirs, but a common heritage is another matter in thealtic cities that still take pride in the hanseatic legacy, the celebration of past and present unity is a heartfelt one. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of "european journal." from all of us here dw studios in brussels, thanks very much for watching. please tune in at the same time next week if you can. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >> guest: that all comes from the bremen senator, an ultra liberal organization that is involved in litigation. there litigating against photo id. and you don't usually take the number of an organization that is litigating for to be correct. i've written several studies that show why the numbers are incorrect. in fact most of the studies for example the american university from american university did a study of the states including maryland, indiana and florida they found one-half of 1% of registered voters don't have an id. we know this is not a problem. again we go back to georgia and a state that said the wall the in place for years to provide the free id for anyone that does not have one. the average number of and officials going to get an ied because the state already have one is average less than 5100 deaths of 1% every year. you cannot function in today's society without an i.t. .. to apply for welfare if you're poor you're going to have to have an id to be able to do that. >> host: what you say that it's free and to obtain a better idea is free. but if you don't already aga

. >> bremen from you see santa barbara and usc law. i read an article from "the wall street journal" he couple months ago that said the education system in china is sort of a double-edged sword, the fact there are so many educated chinese young adults. get the number of positions in the communist party is the next number and the number of educated has outpaced the number of members they can obtain. how do you think is increasing rise in educated class in china will affect the future of the communist party there? >> well, certainly more education is always better than less education in terms of how it affects the communist party. i think the party itself has aggressively tried to recruit more people who are more skilled. like i said earlier in the past three decades or so it's actively tried to recruit and bring in people who are better educated people who have real skills in managing certain aspects of the economy or other things. i think you're asking if there's so many people to become well-educated, butter and nut jobs -- they don't