and the five star brenner's park hotel and spa is a well established classic the fine dining barden offers just as broad a selection the start restaurant leisure and a lot of france for example a total of thirty six of the town's restaurants are listed in the go may michelin guide. to the racetrack in if the time is the place to see and be saying. to the jockeys have been galloping their foreign brands around the track for one hundred sixty years now while the spectators women and those small her chains. barden bargains night life is just as bountiful the first real house host opera concerts and ballet performances by internationally famed artists and ensembles so bring lots of cash dress to the nines and splurge. and what about art the feet of buddha museum unleashed intolerantly is especially interesting you can hardly miss it with its striking modernist architecture. famous architect richard meyer created in this young building flooded with light to house feet of water our collection. a publisher in wealthier is also a major art collector. there are some one thousand pieces of modernist

so we have reverend brown, reverend townssend, reverend birch, reverend brenner, franc francisco-decosta, shirley robinson, evelyn and jerry nickson. if you heard your name, please make your name to the podium and you'll have two minutes. >> i'm a little bit under the weather. the issue is important. and as the stewart and some of the people in the audience, this is international women's day and all my life, i am 73 years old and i have fought for women's rights. but this board should be ashamed that a black woman with 25 years of experience, a principal, without cause is being terminated and the way this issue is discussed, she's not fired, just terminated. we should be ashamed of ourselves. you don't need to read anything. each one of us has a conscience. i am very well known in the city and i represent the first people, mark maloney. i've been the director of environmental justice for 45 years and i served three generals. some of them were cowards, they would gang up on a black woman who is just mourning from the death of her mother. and we went to the naacp and we went to some of the

hear from several authors of the next few hours including douglas brickley, hector garcia, and marie brenner. the full schedule is available at booktv.org on your cable guide. first up it is anna merlan on the impact of conspiracy theory. >> hello everyone and welcome to this session of the seventh annual san antonio book festival which is a signature program of the san antonio public library foundation. we want to thank the central library for hosting us on this amazing day. we encourage all of you watching to share experiences on social media. the # essay book fast -- #sa book fast. you can also get a copy signed peewee will be taking questions toward the end of this exchange, if you get questions be sure to suck them away and pop them off toward the end of the program. now, we are excited to have everyone here and also c-span, booktv is presenting this as well. i want to talk about our author, anna merlan, her book is "republic of lies" american conspiracy theorists and their surprising rise to power. this is a book that seems to come out at the right time and i wonder what is behind that

almost immediately after the number was released, andy brenner, friend of this network, came out to say that because the gdp number is so strong, investors should not expect a rate cut this year. like they were, right? i want to show you the fed funds futures from yesterday. this is where traders basically game the odds of a rate hike, a rate pause, or a rate cut. right now, we have probability of a rate cut 58% in december. now, 24 hours later, the probability for today is actually higher for a rate cut for some of these meetings. now, let's get right to our traders here and talk about the odds of a rate pause or a cut or a hike right now. we will go to john galliardi at the nyse for his perspective. hi, john. >> how are you, liz? liz: great. go ahead. what's your thoughts? >> so we're at a crossroads as markets are hitting this precipice of all-time highs and whenever you get to these key levels, there's really an equal story for the bulls and the bears. it could be argued both ways. there's a seasonality. there's some real statistical evidence that that is true. if you are looking at

and marie brenner describes the life of marie colvin. and the new book the president's will be released. the past few weeks we've been airing q&a program used as source material for the book. this weekend we feature the presidency of drew jackson. did you know that booktv is always available on the go. "after words" is available as podcasts and you can listen live on our c-span app. first up, dr. strathdee and dr. patterson describe their search for a cure for an antibiotic superbug. >> all right, i think we are ready. good evening and thank you for coming out tonight to warwick's books. it is through your generous support of an independent bookstore were able to bring some of the best authors to the village. as usual before we get started please make sure you silence electronic devices. phones, pagers, ankle braces, make sure everything is turned off. we have great events coming up very soon on march 18 we welcome back susan meisner on her nenovel the last year of the war. on the 25th we have just a few more seats left. will host actor

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they let hillary clinton destroy congress,lie to brenner and klapper, they lied to congress, cia, national .ecurity intelligence director all those lied to congress, but were never charged. them to goe to see back and find out what actually the fbi thought they were doing. i have got nothing against the do, great institution, but i believe there was some corruption going on between the leaders and other people of the fbi using a false document to warrant to spy on america -- on an american citizen. as far as i know, the understanding i had was there was no collusion between the trump campaign or persons in the campaign and russia. we have got to find out what started it all. host: in terms of the sequence of events and the explanations we have heard so far, this is aaron blake who writes for the fix at the washington post, this was his piece yesterday after that testimony in the senate appropriations committee. aaron blake writing there are few things we know about the critics of the fbi's activities, which they have characterized as spying. one is the foreign intelligence surveillance act

i think it is time to go after brenner,cabe, and all the dirty cops.y had no reason to do this 2.5-year witchhunt was totally conflicted. e be accountable for what they put the american people and the president through. i love c-span. you guys do a great job. thanks a lot. host: republican congressman jim meadows appeared on fox news and talk a little bit about what they think should happen next. [video clip] rep. jordan: a lot of people that market i talked to, they were so biased that they were willing to take one party's research document, places and unverified, in comey's words "dossier," that is what they did, and then when james comey d, he decides that he is going to push this even further, and he says "i am going to leak memos that i wrote to to "new york times" manufacture this." he told us at this time, after a year of doing this, they had no evidence of collusion, but he was willing to do this to create a special counsel, and that is what needs to be looked at, and that is what i think bill barr is going to do. host: let's look at some tweet