type in the name carol anderson and that should come up for you. you write about president obama, of course. part of what you write is obama's centrist solutions and shouldack of radicalism have made him a hero to the republicans. just the opposite happened, you write. he ended with 80 -- 85% disapproval among the geo p. -- gop. >> we hear of obama being a socialist, for instance, as the reason he is so vilified. thept when you look at demonized affordable care act, obamacare. heritageeated by the foundation and then adopted by mitt romney in massachusetts. it has private industries, private insurance companies providing the insurance. tois a centrist solution deal with the fact that we have millions, as one of the leading industrialized nations, we have millions who did not have health insurance. and could not get health insurance because of being fishing -- pre-existing conditions. for example. did not win him any favors. the fact that he really tried to not dois fine line did anything. instead, what you saw immediately coming out were the kinds

host: our guest is carol anderson at emory university in atlanta, correct? professor anderson is author of this book, entitled "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and the book in a part stems from an op-ed you wrote a couple of years ago at the time of ferguson and the headline of that piece, we will show it to our audience. you said ferguson is not about black rage against cops, it is white rage against progress. take those terms, black rage and white rage and put those in context. guest: it was during ferguson win -- win of the protests are happening, fire industry and all of that and all the pundits, regardless what ideological msnbc, fox, they're all talking about black rage. lack people being so angry, anti-violence and blowing things up. why are they burning of where they live? why are they burning up where they live? everybody was talking about black rage and i was shaking my head, this is white rage. i have lived in missouri for 13 years and i saw the way public policies worked to undermine african americans' axis to citizenship --

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i am very proud to introduce carol anderson for left bank books. as ferguson interrupted and commentators referred to the angry response of african-americans as black rage, anderson wrote a remarkable op-ed in the washington post showing that this was instead white rage at work. it was countered by deliberate and crafted deliberation, white white rage pulls back the veil that was made in the name of protecting democracy. one said few historians right with the great clarity and intellectual that she summons in this book. there are a handful of riders whose work i can consider indispensable. professor anderson is high up on that list. the editor of white rage also says this is one of the most important books that he has worked on. carol anderson is professor of afghan american studies at emory university. she the author of many books including bourgeois radicals, there naacp and the struggle for colonial and numerous articles. her article from the washington post will appear in the fire this time, a new generation speaks about race. it's edited by na

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anderson, with carol in atlanta. anderson is author of this book, entitled "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and the book in a part stems from an op-ed you wrote a couple of years ago at the time of ferguson and the headline of that piece, we will show it to our audience. you said ferguson is not about black rage against cops, it is white rage against progress. take those terms, black rage and white rage and put those in context. guest: it was during ferguson win -- win of the protests are happening, fire industry and all of that and all the pundits, regardless what ideological msnbc, fox, they're all talking about black rage. lack people being so angry, anti-violence and blowing things up. why are they burning of where they live? why are they burning up where they live? everybody was talking about black rage and i was shaking my head, this is white rage. i have lived in missouri for 13 years and i saw the way public policies worked to undermine african americans' axis to citizenship -- access to

. >> joining us now is emory professor carol anderson. here is or book called "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." professor anderson, what do you mean by white rage? >> guest: it's not we often think of which is like the klan and burning a cross but white rage really are those policies coming out of the supreme courts of congress, the legislators that are triggered by african-americans advance that towards their civil rights. when you see those major advances you see all of a sudden this policy backlash that comes with the got out to undercut that. that's the rage. it's cool, methodical, subtle and it is corrosive and it is absolute instructed. >> host: have you seen it time and again in your research? >> guest: i track it from the end of the civil war. because here you have this moment were african-americans move from being properly to being human beings, which is -- then from human beings to citizens. and with that a call on the nation's resources as to the massive backlash comes from out of the white house under andr

then author carol anderson talks rage, thebook, "white unspoken truth of our racial divide. ." then james kifield with warriors." cramer onor kathy the rise of scott walker. then two authors will join us, robert jones.d tevi troy with "shall we wake the president?" >> this weekend on american artifacts we tore an exhibit called amending america on the ratification of the bill of rights. here is a preview. is jennifer johnson and i am a curated with the national museum. >> i am christine black, a public outreach specialist. i am also co-curator of amending america. there standing outside lawrence gallery about to take you through amending america. next to me is a case showing more than 11,000 amendments that then proposed to the constitution. one of our challenges was that the bill of rights is in the rotunda, a different area of the museum was a we decided to have visitors although it to the o'brien gallery and on that banner of the more than 11,000 amendments proposed in congress. >> the bill of rights is the first 10 amendments to the constitution so he opened up the gallery

emory university studies professor carol anderson argues throughout history the advancement of african americans has been followed by the legal and legislative backlash. and eleanor roosevelt the war years and afterwards it concludes a three volume biography of the first lady's life. the book reviews notable books in 2016 also includes atlantic magazine science writers examination of the microbes in i contain multitudes and the historian heather and thompson recalls the uprising of 1971 in her national book award nominated title blood in the water in the inner cities across the nation particularly new york city, buffalo, rochester was filled with 2400 men overwhelmingly black and puerto rican but also white men. it's s said that they were not only dieting but they were disfigured from the lack of care. this is the context that they start talking about civil rights in the prison, human rights in the present. many of them have also come from streets that had been very active, particularly in 64 and rochester in 64 and they began to ask for help initially through the system writing letter

type in carol anderson book and you'll be able to see the full program. thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: thanks so much. >> today we are hosting a discussion on the december 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 75th anniversary. on the program author of countdown to pearl harbor. we are taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mails live. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> welcome to tonight's program. thank you for forsaking a link to learn about innovation. we are not competing with the cubs tonight and set of small children and costumes. we are delighted to robert gordon and joel mokyr here to debate the future of innovation and the economy. both have books here. and professor gordon's book is here, widely acclaimed, "the rise and fall of american growth." i see michael in the audience. we had a dinner about nine months ago and your book was the hottest topic, so delighted we could host you. tomorrow joel mokyr book is coming out tonight if you like, "a culture of growth." i want to thank our partners northwestern univers

host: our guest is carol anderson at emory university in atlanta, correct? professor anderson is author of this book, entitled "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and the book in a part stems from an op-ed you wrote a couple of years ago at the time of ferguson and the headline of that piece, we will show it to our audience. you said ferguson is not about black rage against cops, it is white rage against progress. take those terms, black rage and white

wednesday, carol anderson will talk about her book. and thursday, twilight warriors with soldiers, spice and special agents. d on friday, the politics of resentment, rural consciousness in wisconsin. saturday, two authors will join us. >> jerry greenfield of been and jerries talk about creative and responsible business practices. >> because, ben and i wanted to have a little ice cream shop and we wanted to make and scoop ice cream to our customers and when we found ourselves becoming a business, we really didn't like it. you know for you guys who are students here of that age, you may have grandparents who lived through the 1960's and read about the 1960's in history books and peace and love and hippies and all that stuff, that was ben and me and we had negative feelings about business. and so we w

later carol anderson, white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide. "new york times" book review notable books of 2016, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. author of the presidency in black and white, my up close view of three presidents and race in america. princeton professor eddie glaude. and associate editor of the "washington post" david marinus. watch from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> sergeant bill maldinwas a cartoonist during world war ii showcasing the hardships of the war through his characters willie and joe. he continued his work after the war and won two pulitzer prizes in 1945 and 1959. next, a look at mauldin's post car cartooning career. this program begins with an eight-minute world war ii film about the emotional scars of the war. >>> two of the most famous soldiers of world war ii were the g.i.s willie and joe, cartoon characters created by the great bill mauldin, who are beloved by the servicemen overseas for their frank representation of what it was like two a grunt at the front. mauldin knew that. like

wednesday, author carol anderson will talk about her book "white rate." james with twilight warriors. 23, thefriday, december author of the book "policy of resentment." on saturday, december 24, two withrs will join us -- tom "a nation of nations," and theert jones with his book " end of white christian america." be sure to watch all this week on washington journal beginning december 18 at 8:30 a.m. eastern. now, a discussion on the potential, national security and foreign policy agenda for the first year of the trump administration. this is just under an hour. >> our final panel on a terrific day, and i really want to thank everyone for powering through three of these terrific discussions. havee really delighted to three of the best here. and i have gotten to work with all three of them over the last set of years, and this is really a terrific group of people. starting with our moderator and executive vice president at the brookings institution, my colleague for many years, who is twice ambassador to israel, and also worked as a special coordinator for m

carol anderson will talk about "white rage" the unspoken truth of our racial divide. thursday, author james kitfield with "twilight warriors." the soldiers, spies for revolutionizing the american war. also kathy kramer with "the politics of resentment." rural consciousness in wisconsin and the rise of scott walker. saturday, two authors, tom gjelten with "a nation of nations" and robert jones with "the end of white christian america." and author tevi troy with "shall we wake the president." two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. watch authors week on "washington journal" beginning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3 -- saturday afternoon, just before 5:00 eastern, architectural historian barry lewis talks about the construction of the brooklyn bridge and how transportation in the city changed at the turn of the twintth century. >> when the brooklyn bridge was open it did not put the ferries out of business. the ferries were still running at capacity. all through the 1880s and '90ss because by the mid-1890s, it h

herthen, carol anderson on book "white rage." washington journal is live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. up next on c-span, a conversation on making economic growth more inclusive. we hear from the cofounder of ben & jerry's and then later, women on technology and innovation. >> sunday, january 1, in depth will feature a live conversation with president barack obama. we are taking your questions during the program. the host is april ryan. princeton university eddie clout marinus.id watch "in-depth," on sunday on book tv on c-span two. economist talk about economic growth inequality and taxation in the u.s. and europe. we will hear from a harvard university professor at this event hosted by the brookings institution. am brucevening, i jones, vice president of the foreign policy department here at brookings. tonight's discussion will offer a transatlantic perspective on making gross more inclusive. economic growth has been at the heart of the post-cold war. r period. we know the broad picture against the backdrop of a broad

michael hayden on playing to the edge, american intelligence in the age of terror and later, carol anderson, "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide." "new york times" review, notable books of 2016. 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2. >>> sunday, in-depth will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. we're taking your phone calls, tweets, e-mails and facebook questions during the program. our panel includes april ryan, white house correspondent for american urban radio networks and author of the presidency in black and white. my up-close view of three presidents and race in america. eddy glaude, author of democracy in black. pulitzer prize-winning journalist, david maranis, author of "barack obama, the story." watch on sunday on book tv on cspan2. >>> sergeant bill mauldin was a cartoonist for the magazine stars and stripes magazine during world war ii. showcasing the har ships of the wars through his characters, willie and joe. he continued his work and won two pull iitzer prizes. continuing with todd decostanio. this begins with an 8:00 minute world war ii film a

later carol anderson, white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide. "new york times" book review notable books of 2016, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. author of the presidency in black and white, my up close view of three presidents and race in america. princeton professor eddie glaude. and associate editor of the "washington post" david marinus. watch from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> sergeant bill maldinwas a cartoonist during world war ii showcasing the hardships of the war through his characters willie and joe. he continued his work after the war and won two pulitzer prizes in 1945 and 1959. next, a look at mauldin's post car cartooning career. this program begins with an eight-minute world war ii film about the emotional scars of the war. >>> two of the most famous soldiers of world war ii were the g.i.s willie and joe,

wednesday, author carol anderson talks about her book, "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and thursday, author james kitfield with "twilight warriors: the soldiers, spies and special agents who are revolutionizing the american way of war." also on friday, author kathy kramer with her book "the politics of resentment: rural consciousness in wisconsin and the rise of scott walker." but on saturday, two authors will join us, tom gelton with "a nation of nations" and robert jones with "the end of white christian america." and finally on sunday, author tebby troy with "shall we wake the president: two centuries of disaster management from the oval office." be sure to watch authors week on "washington journal" beginning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> remarks now from congressional reporters and political scholars as they provide a preview of the 115th congress and some of the challenges of covering congress. also, republican plans for immigration reform, repealing the nation's health care law and filling vacancies on the supreme cou court. >>> okay, we're going to get going

wednesday, carol anderson will talk about her book, white rage. campfield withes twilight warriors. on friday, author kathy kramer. and saturday, two authors will join us. a nation of nations. the great american immigration .tory and robert jones finally on sunday, shall we wake the president? two centuries of disaster management. >> he was elected to represent the 13th congressional district in november and replaces charlie wrangle who served in the house for 46 years. >> representative elect, tell us your background. >> i'm a former state senator in new york s

carol anderson on the history of racism in the u.s. and dick cheney and leon panetta on donald trump's defense policy. weekend oniday c-span, here are some of our programs. on saturday, taking a look at farewell speeches and tributes for outgoing members of congress. starting at 12:30 p.m. with the senator of maryland. and then attributes and speeches of joe biden. and at 8:00 p.m., christmas at the white house. join michelle obama as she receives the christmas tree and take a tour of the white house to see this year's decorations. make projects with the children of military families visiting the white house, then finally, the tree lighting ceremony on the national mall. at 8:40 p.m. coming here from the former speaker of the house, john boehner on the presidency and his time in congress. and then attach the portrait unveiling of the outgoing minority leader, harry reid. speakers include hillary clinton, joe biden, and charles schumer. on sunday at 12:30 p.m., we will hear from the retiree member of congress, charles rangel of new york

carol anderson argues that throughout history the advancement of african-americans has been followedy a legal and legislative backlash, in white rage. in eleanor roosevelt, the war years, and after, blanch cook concludes the three-volume biography of the first lady's life. "new york times" notable book reviews of 2016 also includes "atlantic" magazine science writer ed young's examination of the microbes in our body, in, i contain multitudes. and historian heather ann thompson recalls the attic capris son uprising of 1971 in her national book award-nominated title, blood in the water. >> 1971, attica like so many prisons in new york, but not just in new york, really the nation were bursting at the seams there was real intensification of policing in inner cities across the nation but particularly in new york city. buffalo, rochester and attica was filled with 2400 men, overwhelmingly black and puerto rican but also white men and the conditions were horrendous. they were, you know, one roll of toilet paper to last a month. two quarts of water to do everything in. wash, clean your cell,

and then carol anderson on her book "white rage." she argues that throughout history black progress has been callsed with what she "white rage." next, jerry greenfield was the keynote speaker at a university of michigan conference in september. he talked about the origins of his vermont taste ice cream company and its socially was possible mission. vermont-based ice cream company and its socially responsible mission. >> it is now an absolute pleasure of mine to introduce our guest this morning. he is known for a couple of different things for the brand of ice cream that has helped us get through long nights of depression, ben and jerry and help you through that rough spot and help for becoming one of the faces of social interviewership and positive business. and so all the way from vermont, please help me welcome jerry greenfield. [cheers and applause] >> >> we have t-shirts. so welcome. mr. greenfield: wonderful to be here. >> thrilled to be here. and last night you were scooping ice cream? mr. greenfield: i was not. ben and jerry's

carol anderson on her book wide rage. she argues for out history, black progress has been met by what she calls white rage. >> join us on tuesday, january 3, for live coverage of the opening day of the new congress. newh this wearing in of the and reelected members of the house and the senate, and the election of the speaker of the house. day live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org, or you can listen to it on the free c-span radio app. now intelligence and security officials talk about surveillance and privacy concerns. the discussion includes computer hacking by foreign governments. the cato institute hosted this conference. mr. sanchez: welcome back to the morning session of the cato institute's 2016 surveillance conference. we heard a lot on our first panel about hacking by the russian government, but our government too increasingly finds it necessary in an era where crimes may take place entirely in cyberspace to engage in computer network exploitation, hacking as a mechanism of conducting s

carol anderson on her book, white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial the divide. that's tonight at eight bistro nazi spent too. on c-span three it's american history to be in prime time with programs in world war ii. we began at eight eastern with a discussion on the origins of the cold war. see it on c-span three. >> as 2016 draws to close c-span remembers the passing of important public affairs and clinical figures. our program continues tonight with a portion of the funeral service for former israeli prime minister. here's part of the remarks by bill clinton. >> as it has been said, his critics often claimed he was a naÏve, overly optimistic dreamer. they were only wrong about the naÏve part. he knew exactly what he was doing and being overly optimistic. he knew exactly what he was doing with his dreams. he never gave up on anybody. and i mean anybody. you are the prime minister talk about their beautiful friendship. that followed a very tough campaign. but he always kept the door open. >> i was just part of our in memoriam program that looks at the passing of

then on wednesday, december 21st, carol anderson will talk about her book, "white rage" the unspoken truth of our racial divide. thursday, december 22nd, "twielight warriors" friday december 23rd, the book "the politics of resentment." and the rise of scott walker. then on saturday, december 24th, two authors will join us, a great american immigration story and robert jones with his book "the end of white christian america" finally on sunday, december 25th, with "shall we wake the president." be sure to watch on washington journal beginning sunday december 18th at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >> lisa mon coassistant talked to reporters about the obama administration's record on fighting terrorism and addressing security threats around the world. she also answered questions about the white house transition to the trump administration. this hour-long event was hosted by the christian science monitor. >> here we go. thank you for coming, i'm dave cook, our guest is lisa monaco, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. we're delighted she is here for her first visit w

an wednesday, author carol anderson will talk about her book "white range." and thursday, december 22nd, "twilight warriors. >>> and then on the 23rd, the politics of resentment, world consciousness in wisconsin and the rise of scott walker, on saturday two authors, "the end of white christian america. >>> and on sunday, "shall we wake the president? " to levels of disaster management. >> and we'll be live again here in about ten minutes at the state department for comments from secretary of state johnnue. kerry. >> at our table this more than, donna reduce hughes, the president and ceo of enough is enough. >> our organization is dedicated to making the internet safer foe children and family, we were the first internet safety organization. we started in 1994 witha focus on the internet before the world wide web was online. it was being developed but had not gone live yet. before e-mail. >> so, before melania trump, which is why we asked you to come on to talk about -- she would really like this subero bullies to be her platform. when you heard that, what did

michael hayden looks at playing to the edge: american intelligence in the age of terror and finally carol anderson on her book white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide. >> >>> >> you had to live in his time. it's great to look at clips and it's amazing to see them, but to live in his time, watching his fights, experiencing the genius of his talent was extraordinary. every one of his fights was an aura of a super bowl work he did things no one would do. he predicted the route he would knock someone out and then he would do it. he was fun, beautiful and the most perfect athlete you ever sought at those were his own words. [laughter] >> he was so much more as a fighter as time went on with abi kennedy gone, martin luther king gone, mart-- malcolm x god who is going to react when the vietnam exploded in our face. there were millions of young men that were eligible for the draft on the conveyor belt rapidly feeding the war machine, but it was ali who stood up for us by standing up for himself. >> that was part of our program that looks at the passing of several key political figures in 2016.

wednesday, december 21st, carol anderson will talk about her book, "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and author james kitfield, "title warriors." revolutionizing the american way of war. and author cathy kramer with "the politics of resentment." the rise of scott walker. on saturday, december 24th, two authors will join us. tom geldon with "a nation of nation." an immigration story. and robert jones with "the end of white christian america." finally, sunday, disease 25th, tebby troy, "shall we wake the president." washington journal, beginning sunday, december 18th, at 8:30 eastern. >>> the senate foreign realizes committee recently held iran's role in supporting terrorists groups in the middle east and around the world. two pentagon officials chaired the hearing. it was chaired by senator bob corcoran. >> business meeting in the foreign relations committee will come to order. i know we don't have a quorum yet, but we'll go ahead and get the front end out of the way so we hopefully can move quickly through it. i want to thank everybody for being here. on the jaebd

michael hayden looks at playing to the edge: american intelligence in the age of terror and finally carol anderson on her book white rage : the unspoken truth about our racial divide. tv tonight at easter here on c-span2 and on c-span three it's american history tv in prime time with programs on world war ii. we begin at eight eastern with a discussion on the origins of the cold war. see it on c-span three. this holiday weekend on c-span, here are some of our featured programs. saturday at 7 pm eastern, librarian of congress carla hayden, archivist of the united states david berio and david scorching, secretary of the smithsonian institution on the preservation of our natural treasures . >> mister smithson in his bequest noted he wanted the institution to be oriented toward what he called the increase in diffusion of knowledge and that's what this smithsonian has turned out to be quick at 9 pm eastern the inaugural women's leadership summit . the next generation of young women at the ronald reagan library. at 9:40, several appeals court judges both from the dc circuit and senior federal judge andr

finally, carol carol anderson on her book white rage the unspoken truth of our racial divide. book tv at eight eastern huron seeping contract cspan two. once he spent three at american history tv with programs on world war ii. we will begin eight eastern with a discussion on the origins of the cold war. see it on c-span three. cspan remembers the passing of important public affairs and political figures. our program continues with a portion of the memorial service for muhammad ali. you're part of the remarks from actor billy crystal. >> you had too live in his time. it's great to look at clips and it's amazing that we have him, but too live in his time, watching his fight is experiencing the genius of his talent and that was extraordinary. every one of his fights was an aura of a super bowl. he did things nobody would do. he predicted that he would not summary out and that he would do it he was funny, he was beautiful, he was the most perfect athlete you ever saw and those were his own words. [laughter] but he was so much more than a fighter. with bobby kennedy gone, malcolm x

wednesday, author carol anderson talks about her book, "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." and thursday, author james kitfield with "twilight warriors: the soldiers, spies and special agents who are revolutionizing the american way of war." also on friday, author kathy kramer with her book "the politics of resentment: rural consciousness in wisconsin and the rise of scott walker." but on saturday, two authors will join us, tom gelton with "a na

on wednesday, author carol anderson will talk about her book, white rage, the unspoken truth of our racialivide. and thursday, author james kitfield with twilight warriors, the soldiers, spies and special agents who are revolutionizing the american way of war. friday, author kathy cramer with her book politics of resentment, rural consciousness. saturday, two authors join us. a great immigration story and robert jones, with his book the end of white christian america. finally on subz, author tabby troy with shall we wake the president, two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. be sure to watch authors week on "washington journal" beginning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> arkansas governor asa hutchinson and the mayors of oklahoma city and dallas talk about ways cities and states intend to work with the trump administration on housing and infrastructure. former new jersey governor christine todd whitman is the moderator. >> okay, well, first of all let me just say, it's governor asa hutchinson. it would surprise his state to know that there was one there. and the other thing i'd

michael hayden looks at playing to the edge, american intelligence in the age of terror and finally carol andersonon her book white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide. book tv tonight at eight eastern here on c-span2. and on c-span three it's american history tv in prime time with programs on world war ii. we begin at eight eastern with a discussion on the origins of the cold war to see it on c-span three. >> as 2016 draws to a close, c-span remembers the passing of political figures. our in memoriam program continues tonight with a portion of the funeral service for former israeli prime minister mont perez. here's part of the remarks by bill clinton. >> his critics often claimed he was a nacve, overly optimistic dreamer. they were only wrong about the nacve part. he knew exactly what he was doing and being overly optimistic. he knew exactly what he was doing with his dreams. he never gave up on anybody. i mean, anybody. i've heard the prime minister talk about their beautiful beautiful friendship. it followed a very tough campaign. but shimon always kept the door open. >> that was part

wednesday, carol anderson will tug about her book about the unspoken truth of our racial divide.n thursday, "twilight warriors." , friday, december 23, the resentment."ics of on saturday, two authors will join us to talk about their books. finally, sunday, december twice "shall wedecember 25, wake the president?" authors week on "washington journal." 1, a livenuary discussion on the presidency of barack obama. we are taking your phone calls, tweets, emails, and facebook questions during the program. author of "the presidency in black and white" will be there at a princeton university professor. a pulitzer prize winning journalist and associate editor of the washington post. from noon toth" 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on booktv on c-span2. continues. journal host: joining us now from denver's former colorado lieutenant governor joe garcia, no with the western interstate commission for higher education, where he is president, and he is here to discuss a new study called "knocking at the college door, projections of high school graduates," a study that shows decades long stagnation

and then on wednesday, december 21st, author carol anderson will talk about her book, white rage, thetionizing the american way of war. on friday december 23k, kathy kramer with the book the policy of resentment, and the rise of scott walker. then on saturday, december 24th, two authors will join us, tom jeldin with a nation of nations, the great american immigration story, and robert jones with his book, the end of white christian america. and finally on sunday, december 25th, author tabby troy with shall we wake the president. two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. be sure to watch authors week on washington journal beginning on sunday december 18th at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> at an american bar association conference, four past administrators of the centers for medicare and medicaid talked about the challenges in implementing new federal health care laws, including obama care. they also talked about how the incoming trump administration will effect federal health care policy. this part of the conference is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> well good morning. why don't w

and then on wednesday, december 21st, author carol anderson will talk about her book, white rage, theizing the american way of war. on friday december 23k, kathy kramer with the book the policy of resentment, and the rise of scott walker. then on saturday, december 24th, two authors will join us, tom jeldin with a nation of nations, the great american immigration story, and robert jones with his book, the end of white christian america. and finally on sunday, december 25th, author tabby troy with shall we wake the president. two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. be sure to watch authors week on washington journal beginning on sunday december 18th at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> at an american bar association conference, four past administrators of the centers for medicare and medicaid talked about the challenges in implementing new federal health care laws, including obama care. they also talked about how the incoming trump administration will effect federal health care policy. this part of the conference is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> well good morning. why don't we go

carol costello. >> thanks, stan and anderson, appreciate it. >> what'd she call me? >> stan! >> "newsroom" starts now. and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you very much for joining me. another busy day taking place for president-elect donald trump. he's in meetings and under fire. on the left side of your screen, the famed gold elevators whisking advisers up to the headquarters. on the right-hand side of your screen, we're awaiting the next shot fired in trump's battle with the union boss. chuck jones is holding a news conference over the carrier deal. and the fallout after calling the president-elect a liar. and this could be a decisive weekend for the secretary of state pick. aides to the president-elect say former critic mitt romney is still in the running, despite some of trump's most trusted advisers publicly gunning him down. >> i just was reflecting what i saw on the grassroots. i had not seen blowback like that in quite a while. >> and i do want to ask you about that blowback. hold on one second, kellyanne. are you still seeing blowback to the possibility of mi

carol costello. >> thanks, stan and anderson, appreciate it. >> what'd she call me? >> stan! room" starts now. and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you very much for joining me. another busy day taking place for president-elect donald trump. he's in meetings and under fire. on the left side of your screen, the famed gold elevators whisking advisers

determined to see that the officer who shot anderson faces charges.brandon rook spoke with the family attorney today.he's live in wauwatosa with more. george and carole,the family attorney didn't waste any time in seeking federal charges.the family feels like someone ed after waiting 6 months since the shooting death of their loved one. jay anderson's family learned that no charges were being brought against the officer .13:53:52"accountabilit y is very important."that's why family attorney jonathan safran tells me that the fight for justice isn't over.13:49:48 "my clients are quite adamant." speaking one on one with safran today he says once the district attorneys office came up with the conclusion to not press charges against officer joseph mensah. jay anderson's feel that what he did and what was shown in the video was clear that their loved one jay anderson was literally in a park asleep.and he adds that hey are willing to wait until justice is served.13:53:17" it is a long process that we have to go through to know what the us attorneys office and the doj is going to do."13:52:49 "generally these types of things take months, a lot depends on the

. >> yeah, carol and george for the first time ever we see in dash cam video, exactly what happened between jay anderson and the officer. and we do want to warn you that it is very graphic video. joseph mensah was checking a suspicious vehicle in the morning in madison park and wah-wah society a. he saw him sleeping with a gun next to him. he radioed that information to dispatch for back-up. >> is that what this subject has a fireman. >> a minute after that jay anderson would be dead. >> shots fired shots fired. >> officer men saw he told anderson to hut his hands up. anderson dropped his right hand 3 times in. video you see his right hand go down, then back down, then back down and that's when fs otherser fired. >> the subject reaches toward the gun with his right hand. fearing for his safety the officer discharged his weapon as he disengaged from ts vehicle. >> officer men saw shot anderson five times in the head and once in the shoulder. system. >> the police officer had less than one second to make a decision. a trained officer who reasonably believes there is eminent threat of death or great bodily

my favorite author -- i have to tell you was lewis carol the man who wrote alice and wonder land. i still love him and christian anderson and i loved beatrice, and virginia lee burton. funny thing is all the authors that were my favorites i still like them because i'm 11 you know, thank you for asking. [applause] >> hi. >> hi. >> so i was wound wondering i haven't read your most recent book. >> thanks. >> but i wonder if you can share your favorite memoirs with us and any tips or thoughts about differences between memoir and fiction and the relationship. >> yeah, well that's a good question because a lot of people think house of mango treat is my life story is and actually -- more autothe biographical than any of my work. when i began with a real place and real emotion, i think it's great if you can write about things that you remember but more powerful if you write about things you wish you could forget and then began from that place of emotion of shame that i had growing up and house i knew but unlike the book when i moved into that house and realize it was a step up and happy to be there it was only when i left the n

later in the program, carol anderson, author of "white rage."nd walks through a history of race relations in this country. we will take more of your calls as well. we will be right back. ♪ >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday , architectural historian barry lewis talks about the construction of the brooklyn bridge, why manhattan needed the bridge and how it transportation -- how transportation in the city changed. >> when the brooklyn bridge was opened, it did not put the ferries out of business. the fairies were still running at capacity. mid-1890's, brooklyn had reached one million people. real interesting thing about country music. it is the music of poor white people. people who are privileged to be white but also people who are underprivileged. in terms of their class identity and economic opportunities. the: kotten syler on emerging definitions of whiteness and blackness in colonial america and how it impacted the origins of country music. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america -- >> budget cutbacks and a tangle of

then carol anderson about her book "white rage: she argues that throughout history black progress haset with what she calls "white rage." you could join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ host: good morning on this wednesday, december 20 100 a move by president obama to firm up his environmental legacy. -- wednesday, december 21. it will be up to the incoming president to determine what comes next. call this number if you are a republican. .02-748-8001 if you're a