charles: hello, everyone. i am charles payne, it is time to make some money. no more days at the beach and the stock market the toughest month of the year. i will tell you what to look out for in september. and the notion of so-called cheap stocks and the idea we play the market. the worst is the false idea of diversification. more than likely have fallen into that trap. we cered a lot this week and we will give you coverage othe week and months ahead, because it is all coming up on "making your market." stocks fell across the board today, this is not taking long heading into this holiday weekend. especially not with the uncertainty in syria. one of the worst months for stock since last may. ulities and financials led the market lower. the dow lost four and .5%, the s&p 500 lost over still the market up easily double digits so far this year so let's get to our panel. i will never mess that up again. and this one, our friend. uys, let's talk a little bit about this month, the worst month since may of last year. although i never sensed any panic, that is the odd

>> charles: keep the clock moving. i think they switched darren williams from right tackle to left tackle to fill the avoid for oklahoma. kasitati has been a guard before. he slid in. >> gus: 2:00 to play. third down and 16 at the 24. miller. he goes down at about the 18 yard line. they needed to get inside the 10 for a first down. that brings up fourth. michael hunnicutt, who has been perfect tonight, 3 for 3, he's hit a 44 and 21-yarder and 32-yarder. many feel that this time next year, he has a chance to be the best field goal kicker in college football. this time, it will be from 35 yards away. >> charles: what a drive. they are just trying to drain clock here, i think. even if they take a penalty, five yards means nothing to him in this situation kicking a field goal. >> referee: oklahoma takes its first time-out of the half. >> gus: hunnicutt so proficient now. mike stoops -- rather bob stoops, has had a history with his kickers in the past! >> charles: i remember one year, they were playing down the stretch for

charles: matte ? >> true, and to steve's point, there are twice as many voters in red states than in blue, something that blue state governors like new york and california that continue to drive the people out. should consider, you are right, right now new york, states like california, that want to continue to propagate the policies are run like socialist presidents like france that should cause concern. >> thank you see you soon. charles: coming up vladimir putin blasting america in the "new york times," is that a sign of the times and a bad sign. >> white house saying, fixing immigration will fix the economy,eet the guy saying that is deed wrong, and he has the numbers to prove it. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors who think like you do. face time and think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. ask me what

in other words, charles manson is charismatic. he is not a stupid man although he is uneducated he is crafty and cagey. he knows how to take the best of other people and turn it into his own. what you've heard before so to be a rock-and-roll star musicians at a time in the log cabin on sunset boulevard when wilson cannot get the recording contract and deceive the people don't know is what manson tried to work through. neil young tried to push to the record label and try to cozy up to the mamas and papas people hear the man singh music but they don't think it is special but he knows they are wrong city decides the all the way to get the contract he clearly deserves is to go to the boy wonder producer of top-10 hits at that time named terry melcher at columbia he made the birds into a powerhouse paul revere and the raiders, and figured all he had to do was audition for vulture to get the contract and there he would go. then things start to go wrong. several ways. then the drug deal goes wrong of motorcycle gang once the money back f

i'm charles osgood and this is sunday morning. the new season of arts is shifting into high gear, including television. and prime time is klooking like a golden time for viewers. a burst of creativity andviate not seen since television's early days. we'll be showing it on the sunday morning cover story. >> tonight's most celebrated tv draumas, comes to an end. >> you want to cook crystal meth. >> bracking bad penes we lose one show, but there's a host of others. >> and zombies binging on us. >> falture film on tv? >> it's on tv, but definitely here. >> we go on the red carpet to see if tv is golden again ahead on sunday morning. >> charles: it's campaign season for many politicians across the land, including an outspoken candidate made in new jersey, whose many supporters will be leading all 50 states in one day. >> the hard charging governor of new jersey is not afraid of a little name calling. >> it's a nice day on topic. are you stupid? on topic. >> chris christie says there's one label he doesn't deserve. are you notice, bu>>

>> thank you so much. >> it's the nude season on "sunday morning" and mears charles osgood. >> charleslitician made in new jersey. we're talking about republican governor, chris christie. we caught up with him for questions and answers. >> great. >> how are you? >> you get a bad pngt of me on the internet anywhere. how we doing? >>reporter: watch chris christie work the crowd at the jersey store, and he looks like a typical politician. but the new jersey governor would be the first to tell you proudly that there's nothing typical about him? >> i tell you what i think most politicians sound like, and what citizens think, that charlie brown's teacher t. all sounds the same. >> it's a nice day on topic. are you stupid? >> on topic. next question. >> and if they did, he wouldn't let them get away >> thank you, and i'm sorry for the idiot >> as a republican governor of a demstate. >> stupid remits. >> he can be abrasive. >> i don't have time to sully myself with this garbage. >> reporter: he seldom misses words or spared feelings. >> she should be embarrassed at what a jerk she is. >> idiot

charles is here. did they take days off from the jobs? charles: assuming you have a job. of politics. got money last night. money out of politics and of course it is interesting, rather than tax they talk about an 11 country, germany and france. at of when the left points to europe as an example is stuart: that the economy. i say you guys tell me europe is doing that that is why we shouldn't do it. anyway, the united nations we once said you guys messed up because you were not focused, they're trying to get focused right now all. stuart: the youngsters of this world, he is young, what is with this occupy wall street back again after two years? do you think occupy wall street is doing what it tried to do two years ago and was successful at that is leading the youth vote to the left? >> it is a clown show today, to echo charles you have to have dagon in order to have days off so i don't think they are taking days off to go to the park and then on their drums and yell these idiotic chance. they an opportunity not just to continue to be younger voters but the vast majority of

charles, your comments? charles: he is behind a rock and a hard place.n. people leaving these unions already saying by the way i am surprised, the original draft said they would call for repeal of obamacare. it was original draft they were going to put out. stuart: they came back and said highly disruptive. get rid of it right now. it is with the rank are saying. stuart: obamacare will tax out of existence the general health care plan. so why join the unions? charles: they were promised in public they would get a waiver. i thought i heard it. stuart: they got a waiver. the judge wants his two cents. go. >> judges have tried to rescind obamacare and harry reid will not let them vote on it because there are democratic funders who cannot be seen as voting affirmatively for it now or they will lose their reelection bid. arkansas, alaska, louisiana. that is how unpopular back home obamacare has become. stuart: when senator state john kerry gave a wisecracking answer suggesting we tell us odd to hand in his chemical weapons by the end of the week did he think

. >> charles: all right. the duplicate numbers thing, i mean, and it played into tonight's game, didn't it. >> referee: personal foul, tripping, on the offense, number 78. 15-yard penalty. still first down. >> charles: i'm talking about jared goff wears 16 and the penalty there gets number 78 op offense. that is the big fella, andrew norwell, all big ten guard. but tonight jared goff wearing 16, the punter, cole leininger, wears 16. and cal got tricked on a punting situation and he threw a pass for a first down. something doesn't seem right about that. i'm sorry. >> gus: it's difficult for announcers. but it is legal football. it's legal football. let's take a look at the ohio state schedule. play bam-u next week, then wisconsin, northwestern, a bye, iowa, penn state. >> charles: from what we've seen here today, many people in the preseason targeted this ohio state team as one of the top teams potentially to take on whoever that s.e.c. representative is in the national title game, right now seems to be tracki

charles has a company for us, info block. charles: corporate network security.things. couple things happening. you have got a blackberry, the iphone, someone else has something else. we will set up the network. and it creates new security risks. these guys have products, and ahead of the curve, and it made a big move but the next leg of take stock north of 55. it had a run. charles: gross margin 70 right now, 5% and expect the next fiscal year to go to 12%. that kind of growth in the operating margin will justify am leg up. stuart: we spent all night -- charles: auld russell on this. that was a dog, 80 to 70 to 130. i love it. stuart: it is a dog? before the stock was a dog? stuart: tonight, don march the start of the jewish young could for. the holiest day on the jewish calendar. for markets, we have some valuable antique judaica courtesy of the next guest, jonathan and company. welcome back. it has been a long time. >> always a pleasure to be here. stuart: forgive me for going get the most valuable item you brought with us but let's do it. we can isolate this

charles: $2.86.y and june pounding the table on this and a lot of years bought it because they send e-mails. no one send me one day. stuart: malware is four times now. where do you see it going? charles: i haven't had a chance because it was a crazy morning. i sit down to our subscribers saying we will raise our target, holding it for right now. the flip side is taser we did take profits from. stuart: that went straight up. you like it, it went straight up but you took -- sold it. charles: i will buy back. i love the long term theory. stuart: i didn't take profit. you sold the thing. charles: times i -- we made 40% in two weeks and took profits. stuart: i will never suggest you speak english again. charles: you are my english teacher. you helped me a lot and i have a long way to go. stuart: take that. guess who was so fired up about what ben did yesterday he sent an e-mail saying slowed, no uncertain terms. the minute the news came out he was on the e-mail system. is 20 hour wait is over. judge andre

he said, charles manson. charlie was booked in as manson, charlie m, aka jesus christ, aka, god. >> greta: here on this corner outside of the now abandoned hall of justice the manson girls went on a freak show during the trial. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >> greta: november, 19699. charles manson and the family being tied to a string of murders from her cell, this manson girl started talking about susan atkins being a killer. the victim? a victim who had been stabbed to death before the tate la bianca murders. suddenly everything came crashing down. >> she told these two inmates of hers the family was responsible for the tate-la bianca murders one. girls called lapd with a dime on the pay phone and broke the case. >> the persons for whom warrants have been issued are charles d watson, patricia kremwinkel and linda kasabian. >> one week after at annou

no response, charles. charles: i don't care what you say.le of big names that are responding to news. glaxo's experiment cancervax seen disappoints. it was a skin cancer trial. the stock is down 1%. united needs pilots so it's recalling 600 of them currently on furlough. that stock is up 1%. we heard from scottie hughes, didn't we, said that libertarians are the next liberals, dividing the g.o.p. let's bring in our resident libertarian, he's in a good mood. >> don't tell stossel i'm the resident libertarian. charles: one of the resident libertarians. stuart: she says that you guys, libertarians are giving an opening to the democrats and president obama because they can pick on your single issues, like, for example, the legalization of drugs. it's very easy to demagogue you guys on that particular subject. >> yes, for the most part if people are devoted to a single issue, whether it's right to life or lower taxes, or legalization of drugs or same sex marriage, just a single issue, yes, they can be picked off. i'm in favor of same sex marriage

gus johnson with charles davis. this game was definitely over, but you know, they took their foot off the gas a bit and arizona state made a game of it. >> charles: stanford dominated so much of the game. but as you noted, when they took their foot off the gas, arizona state did not quit and kept coming back. so things to build on for arizona state moving forward. number one, don't let anyone get that kind of lead on you. but for stanford, learning to play a full 60-minute game. because that won't be satisfying for them, despite the fact they won the football game. still, that's a pretty darn good stanford football game. >> gus: starting quarterback for stanford on the sideline now with pink. >> kristina: kevin just spoke with david shaw, not happy with the way this ended up. what did you learn about your team in that second half of action? >> we just got to find a way to finish the game. we started fast, put some points on the board, everything clicking. second half, we have to find a way to finish and run down the

charles was just there. charles: we were driving down one road and i counted nine cranes. dubai 12 years ago at the peak, it was just like that. you talk about d.c. everyone is rich and happy and young d.c. still the dark country because over 50% black population, you don't see them anymore, they moved out in their districts suffering in the worst poverty. this is the obama economy, raise taxes and the elitism. talk about income inequality, favorite topic of the left, no place is worse than washington d.c.. the top 5% earn 29 times the bottom 5%, 29 times the bottom 5%. that is washington d.c. what the rest of the country would look like and it does. if you look at all the income inequality in this country, these are municipalities, states and cities run by the left. amazing. stuart: why haven't you got this message out to america? stuart: it is really amazing and it is sat in so many ways and yet it is the antithesis of what they say they are trying to do. stuart: exactly, the opposite of what they say they are doing, the exact opposite. president obama could, this is a r

charles: here is the thing.on here, why unions hated and a lot of other people hate it. changing the dynamics of the workplace. people watching this show working 40 hour weeks and not long from now they will work 29 hours a week and they won't have the same doctor and if they do have a doctor they will be lucky and attention to this trick when they start to talk about health care and the stuff is cheaper, watch deductibless. a lot of these plans on the surface will be cheaper but the deductible will be so extraordinarily exorbitant that people will stay at home with helmets rather than go to the hospital. stuart: you are right. the irs can leaseback, never really left but was overshadowed by other issues. now irs big shots are hiring big shot lawyers. a couple questions on that. who pays and how much? let's ask our favorite lawyer, mark lanier, joins us from sunny miami. what kind of money are we talking about for these top of the line lawyers? is it $1,000 an hour? >> william taylor was hired by mr. lerner and

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let's bring in charles payne.150-point rally for the dow has nothing to do with the federal reserve? charles: people are excited about more of a team player. there are a lot of people say that janet yellen is not the right person. the fed can make the stock market more attractive. at the end of the day, it is corporate earnings. stuart: it is absolutely dead right. money printing brings interest rates down. charles: just because something is attractive does not mean not everyone is doing it. stuart: where do i put it? bonds or stocks? charles: a lot of people are still afraid. it is incredible how many regular people are not buying this market. stuart: you are using my own words. [laughter] charles: you've taught me that. stuart: i am sure we will return to this. homebuilders are some of the biggest winners today. nicole: that was a fun conversation. a lot of this comes from happy days here again. money from the fed continues. the truth of the matter is this group has underperformed this year. if you get the same

to charles' point, i would say the war has already begun.ts are very concerned about the potential environmental damage done by hydraulic fracking, but we're well on our way to energy independence in this country. that's the really good news here. we are not nearly as dependent on the middle east as we have been over the past, you know, two generations largely because of all the natural gas and oil that we're finding in north america. it's a very good story. charles, by the way, i know you're delighted about all the alternative energy that we're working on in this country, too, solar power, wind power, all incremental. >> but in 2050 it will really kick in, i can't wait. >> you make an argument, all on, get into anything and everything, but the more we do to rely less on them abroad i think is a good thing. >> we're already on the way. it is -- we are a superpower when it comes to energy right now. the u.s. is exceptional. we're producing more oil now than we import. we are -- look at texas, producing more oil than the entire country of iran

charles: i apologize. and debt, budget, obama care, decisions and deadlines on all of the issues are coming. do you think the president's going to compromise? i don't, but we'll be discussing that. we're a minute from the bell, come on in from chicago, scott shellady. scott, i don't think -- we are going to see a rally, i don't think it lasts. what say you? >> you know why you don't think it's going to last because ultimately we'll have to rely on the economy to get that higher. something's got to give. you can't have syria, obama care exchanges and the debt ceiling debate and think we're going to get out in front and taper. we've got the market higher because we might continue this bond buying program. but once that's tenured they'll push the president to the level they don't know what to do. 3% interest rates and not doing well on the economy. i can't wait to see what happens. something's got to give. stuart: that's fascinating, yet again, someone is saying this rally and it's now all underway is not all

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charles: the numbers lot less.ost a longshoreman and this kind of stuff, 40,000 dockworkers is the epitome of the union, the heart and soul. and working and busting their backs, if you need a union they say it this organization as a joke because it put a lot behind political ideology of the left instead of working specifically for workers' rights. stuart: no opposition to this move. within there was but nothing popular. the vote was like a stalinist -- >> exactly. stuart: there is more. business inside, an online publication, chief technology officer at dickenson ousted after tweeting some controversial comments about women, just a sample of what was said, quote, feminism in keck is the champion topic for my block list, my fingers getting tired. misogyny, hatred of women is not misogyny to tell a sexist jokes or to fail to take a woman seriously. there is worse than that out there but are you sure you be of the bits being kicked to the curb? >> absolutely. there's no room for this in the workplace. this wasn't some

stuart: charles -- charles: don't have a pick.. that is according to a new report from the united nations. imogen lloyd webber still with us regrettably. you are a brit, all europeans are believers in this area are with them. warner: imogen lloyd webber in this part of a case 900 scientists looked at 9,000 reports and decided there was a 95% chance from those reports that climate change was man-made. so yes, i think we can now say climate change is man-made, what we going to do about it is the next question. stuart: how about the extra icecap, a million square miles over lead to early fall period? what about that? >> i was a climate change scientist, nasa says climate change is real, i trust nasa on this one. 9,000 scientists are the experts. stuart: everything is climate change. it is weather, isn't it? >> the weather is a problem to the american economy. 65 -- stuart: sandy was a direct result? >> we will see those weather events because of climate change, yes. charles: i am glad -- we never have great musical four seasons. thes

charles, if you follow charles payne and you look at his stock market recommendations, you would havey. latest in a follow-up on info blocks. charles: so nicole doesn't feel bad, have not seen any of them either. networking play, they have a networking platform. they say the their platform is bulletproof. security is "virtually eliminates the risk of any security vulnerability." the talk about the reduction of human air and workload. boeing uses them, glaxo smith kline, a relatively new company. might be a good time to get in. looking for the stock to go north of $50. stuart: your info is dead safe with info blocks. charles: there making serious claims with networking. visa, chevron. stuart: every friday we pick three nfl games. as winners. let's go straight to his picks from last friday. bengals lost. titans one. the colts won. so, two out of three correct last friday. move on to my picks. the redskins won but the cowboys loss and giants lost. i was right only ones out of my three picks. he is with us now. if he wishes to do a victory lap or a dance around the bunker studio, there he

charles? >> there are ways out, but we do not know if the votes are there. think the rational strategy would be simple. there is tremendous opposition to shutting the government down, or threatening to. but there is a remarkable support, a bloomberg poll, two- to-one, americans want the debt ceiling to be tied to budget cuts, and believe that obama is wrong in not negotiating over that. if republicans are smart, they will pass some kind of continuing resolution to allow the government to go on and they will put all of their effort where the public is behind them, on the debt ceiling, where americans think it would be a good idea to have a negotiation and get some cuts. >> jeanne, is that the bloomberg poll? >> yes, it was quite striking, and charles is right, that 61% including three quarters of republicans, two thirds of independents, and a plurality of democrats. >> saying? >> saying negotiate the debt ceiling, put extra cuts in. they want to see more cuts, and we had another poll that showed the majority of americans want republicans to stop this stuff wi

>> it most certainly is not, charles. that's why all of us in this country are asking that we get answers. charles' had a lot of people on his side trying to get the answers that he and his family deserve. is he closer to the truth. we are now a clear from benghazi. we'll continue our conversation. it calls for all chemical weapons in syria to be destroyed. now back to huckabee. >> we are back with charles woods, father of navy seal ty woods. jeff duncan held up a photoof ty while questioning secretary of state john kerry on the house hearings in syria. >> this is a picture of toy roen woods a navy seal, the woods family deserve answers and he was killed in benghazi. america deserves answers. before we send americans in a civil war and no clear indication that there is no imminent threat to the united states. >> powerful moment. there is other congressman and septemberors who attempted to get answers. jeff duncan and others pushed for answers. >> i want to tip my hat to jeff duncan. i have spoke ep to him three times. onc

that's charles trippy from the very popular daily blog internet filled television. there's your five by the way. in this episode of their blog, charles and his wife ali are in boston. >> we're moving to boston for a week and a half. >> there's a specific reason they are in boston. the last time we checked in with charles trippy, he had recently had surgery to remove a tumor from his brain. now that surgery was successful but according to doctors, they did leave a small sliver of that tumor in his brain. as a result he started having seizures again and charles now needs a second brain surgery. >> and they're going to keep me awake so when they're digging they don't screw something up. >> you make it sound like they're going to go in with a pick ax and a shovel. >> we see him getting prepped for surgery, all the while maintaining an attitude that is remarkable. >> get the stupid brain slug out of my stupid head and kick it to the curb and stomp on it and run it over with steam roller. >> i wonder if they'll have him actively tweet while his brain is open. >> they will

. >> we are joined by charles dell fer a former u.n. chief chemical weapons inspector and top cia officer who directed the investigation of saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction programs. mr delfer thank you for coming in. good morning. let's begin with what is the first step to actually destroying these chemical weapons. i'm talking about once the inspections are done. the actual destruction of the weapons, what is the first phase. >> the first thing that has to happen is inspectors have to get there and go to sites where key equipment is located. the highest area for them to get to is production equipment. it can be destroyed ease lip. these are the reactor vessels and the manufacturing equipment which can be destroyed relatively easily because it doesn't have the sarin or mustard agent. you can run over it with a tractor and you'll have hobbled the syrian chemical capability. >> when it comes to the chemicals and the chemical weapons themselves i understand there are basically two options k destroying them on-site and transpor

you're getting better and better every year charles you smith and you say that the fed matters less than we think house. you know they u.s. senators. is the only game in town but you know actual fact really doesn't have much control over the real economy all it can do is lower interest rates and make it easier for speculators to skim billions from the real economy that but charles just with the fed has over the past thirty years created an economy that is essentially in an enormous bubble that they control by either talking about adjusting interest rates visa vi their taper talk or by not adjusting interest rates and so by getting the price of money itself in the short term to fluctuate based on the fact that there's so much leverage the fed has levered sixty to one seventy one the last london billion mark association as leverage to hundreds of one with so much leverage in the system they will have the ability to tweak the economy because they're moving hundreds of billions of dollars in and out of these markets based on whether ben bernanke he hasn't adjusted on any given day. exac

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>> it most certainly is not, charles.s why all of us in this country are asking that we get answers. charles' had a lot of people on his side trying to get the answers that he and his family deserve. is he closer to the truth. we are now a clear from benghazi. we'll continue our conversation with charles woods right after this. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ the joint is jumpin' ♪ it's really jumpin' osteo bi-flex® helps strengthen your joints.° like calcium supplements can help your bones, osteo bi-flex® can help your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. ♪ osteo bi-flex..

>> it most certainly is not, charles. that's why all of us in this country are asking that we get answers. charles' had a lot of people on his side trying to get the answers that he and his family deserve. is he closer to the truth. we are now a clear from benghazi. we'll continue our conversation dad. how did you get here? i don't know. [ speaking in russian ] look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. with one touch, fun in the sun. i like fun. well, that went exactly i as planned.. really? it calls for all chemical weapons in syria to be destroyed. now back to huckabee. >> we are back with charles woods, father of navy seal ty woods. jeff duncan held up a photoof ty while questioning secretary of state john kerry on the house hearings in syria. >> this is a picture of toy roen woods a navy seal, the woods family deserve answers and he was killed in benghazi. america deserves answers. bef

this will be very difficult. >> charles, your own sense of when we will have a -- is right.eanne we have to look at the enrollment numbers. the whole hidden agenda is not even hidden, get the healthy young to subsidize older people. if you get enough of them in the program, the program will work, and the question is will you get them westmark nobody knows. we will see. there is so much deceptive advertising here. kathleen sebelius talks about how happy people are going to be. there are going to be three levels of protection, the gold, the silver, and the bronze, and the bronze is the most bare- bones. yes, the premiums on the bronze extremely low, but the deductible is $6,000, so if you are someone that wants catastrophic insurance, you will have to pay the first $6,000 if you are hit with an illness out of pocket, and that is catastrophic if you are ordinary income. then i would say this is reported on foxx, but not other places, when you go into the weeds, there are huge problems, and are they going to be worked out? i do not know. this is so much more confiscated and medi

i'm surprised there are so many a potential charl charles mansons who are still around. it's going to happen and keep happening, but if we can just demystify these people, and if my book accomplishes nothing else, i hope it is demystification, he is going to be with us but let it by the truth about him rather than the self-serving legends he has put out there. i thank everybody for coming out. so nice to see you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author or the title in the search bar and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking, share, and selecting the format. become booktv streams live every weekend. booktv.org. >> next, an interview with ishmael be beah on his book, radiance of tomorrow. this is about 15 minutes. >> on your scene is issue beah, memoirs or a boy soldier. your second book is coming out. why did you choose it to make it a novel? >> guest: i want to depart from the memoir, the nonfiction, and

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charles? >> this is under in confidence. -- utter incompetence.egardless how you feel about the red line, the idea that we pimp rink, and advance will have no effect and is why the british -- pin prick, that is why the british do not want to sign on. it carries risks. there is a lot a king can do. the iranians have said they would attack israel, which could set off regional events, a guns of august regional war in the name of what? the idea that he does not have this congress, he has never spoken to america about it, and he cannot organize a three- country coalition, utter humiliation. " hearings "politico from the white house on this? >> i do not think the white house is entirely sure on where they are going with this. this is a reluctant warrior president. i also think he is a loner. that is how he operates. he has not established, as charles said smartly in his orumn, reasoning to congress the american people. he said he does not want open- ended conflict. whatever kind of conflict is there? they want a discrete war. what is a discrete war -- h

-- in charles' book that's a big win. >> let's leave it there.bama at the united nationss with his hands full. we'll be right back. want to give your family more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's best eggs. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb. is . >>> iranian nation seeks peace in this region, but, unfortunately, some agents in recent years have misrpd iran to the world. during this during this trip i delegates accompanying me real face of the iranian nation to the world or the nation that loves culture and peace. >> iranian president new iranian president hasan rouhani just before his visit to the united nations where it's possible he may have a brief meeting with president obama. brit, good idea, bad idea for the two of them? >> people under estimate even now the prestige associated with sitting down with the president of the united states. particularly after all these years and all this history with iran going back to 1979. and, you know, these sanctions are hurting. and iran's life as an outcast