words,ght, on after jerome corsi talks about his book, "killing the deep state." >> i heard some of these freeseas -- phrases bandied about in recent years. maybe you can define in your view deep space, shadow government and swap. are they the same thing? >> in my terminology, they are the deep state. others might call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes rather than the wishes of the people. in electing donald trump for instance. and donald trump has turned it the "swamp" which is probably the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. and the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly fighting and fighting back for their turf. >> watch after words on c-span2's book tv. american history tv, we hear from three veterans

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. >> sunday night, journalist and author jerome corsi talks about his book killing the deep state, he is interviewed by an investigative journalist. >> i heard some of these phrases .n the past couple of years maybe you can define in your state,ew how the deep shadow government, and the swamp, same thing, or how would you differentiate between them? >> others may call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic riches -- bureaucratic wishes. termed it theas swamp, which is the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are fighting back for the turf. night at nine eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> the state department u.s.

jerome corsi argued there is an effort to work the presidency of donald trump.ghts on a guaranteed income for the working class and journalist ron fessler reported on the inner workings of the trump administration . in the coming weeks, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld will recount the presidency of gerald ford and he will be joined in conversation by former vice president dick cheney, both veterans of the ford administration. also coming up, former national intelligence director james clapper will offer his insights on the us intelligence community. television and radio host phil pratt will retrace his transition to progressive politics and this weekend, author barbara ehrenreich explores the science behind how the body ages. >> it's hard to face death . if that's what your life. you have, i'm not a buddhist, but i said a buddhist sounding thing i think. you have to lose yourself. lose yourself in your work, your art, in the movements that consume you and then becomes kind of incidental because, i consider my long involvement in the women's movement and

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sunday night, jerome corsi talks about his book killing the deep state.he is interviewed by an investigative journalist. >> i heard some of these phrases . i did not attach a lot of meeting until may be more recently. maybe can define in your view, that the state, the shadow government. this long. the same thing or would you differentiate? state, other may call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes. electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp. washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting back. >> watch on book tv. >> at the white house, president d health andld in he human services secretary in

then on booktv's "after words" program at 10, journalist jerome corsi argues that there's an effort to thwart the presidency of donald trump. he's interviewed by investigative journalist sharyl attkisson. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11 with former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford's amy zegart discussing global insecurity and the future of american diplomacy. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. and now peter rubin of "wired" magazine reports on virtual reality and the impact it'll have on entertainment, work and human emotions and interaction. he's in conversation with second life founder phillip rosedale. >> well, those were some terrifying steps. hi, everyone. hello. [inaudible conversations] thank you so much for being here. >> this is great. i have never gotten a chance to do this, to be at a bookstore, at a book event. >> join the club, man. >> this is your fist time? [laughter] >> like

jerome corsi argued that there's an effort to thwart the presidency of donald trump. facebook co-founder chris hughes shared his thoughts on a guaranteed income for the working class, and journalist ron kessler reported on the inner workings of the trump administration. in the coming weeks, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld will recount the presidency of gerald ford. he'll be joined by former vice president dick cheney, both veterans of the ford administration. also coming up on "after words," former national intelligence director james clapper will offer his insights on the u.s. intelligence community. television and radio host bill press will retrace his transition to progressive politics. and this weekend author barbara ehrenreich explores the science behind how the body ages. >> it's or very hard to face -- it's very hard to face death if that's what you're like. >> right. >> you have concern. [laughter] i'm not a buddhist, but i'm going to say a buddhist-sounding thing, i think. you have to lose yourself, lose yourself in your work, in your art, in the mov

and list i don't know himb to sunday night on afterwards, jerome corsi talks about his book, killing the deep state. he is interviewed by cheryl atkinson. phrasesrd some of these in the last couple of years and i did not attach a lot of meaning to them until recently. about thecan decide deep state, shadow government, and swamp. how do they differentiate? >> my terminology is the deep state. others might call it the shadow arernment because they affecting their own bureaucratic wishes instead of the wishes of the people, in electing donald trump for instance. and donald trump has termed it the swamp, which is the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of it are biting and fighting back. watch on c-span twos tv. coming up tonight, president trump announces the u.s. plan to withdraw from the nuclear agreement. then we get reaction to the president's announcement from international leaders. after that, kirsten nelson testifies on the 2019 dhs budget and later joe biden on the middle class and the economy. presiden

class and opened fire striking multiple students, the shooter was identified as the-year-old demetrius corsid member of the football team, is charged with capital murder and denied bond after being seen by a judge. 10 people are dead and 10 others injured including the school police officer named john barnes who is in stable condition. one of the victims killed was a foreign exchange student from pakistan. students saw the fellow classmate with a pistol and shotgun. we learned both suspects and the legally. law enforcement agencies located devices on school grounds and in surrounding areas. >>. kind of explosive devices have already been detected. one was a co2 device. another one a molotov cocktail, and various other types of explosive devices that have been identified in a home as well as a vehicle. >> governor greg abbott said he planned on committing suicide but was never successful in carrying out that act and resources will be coming out tomorrow to help friends and family members find comfort during this time. >> hopefully tomorrow we learn more about the family and more information a

. >> reporter: santa rosa mayor chris corsi compares the project's scope to the great quake of 1906. >> it's impressive to see the 5,000 homes that were lost in the county be completely sweeped clean in seven months is incredible. >> reporter: jeff represents roughly 1,000 coffey park homeowners wiped out by the october fires. he's pleased to learn 117 homes are under construction in santa rosa, but says leaders have to drill down on a faster rate of building if they're going to keep their word to residents. >> we embrace them. we are here for them. i promise you, we can't do enough for them. >> i think she kind of means it, really, but i've heard so many politicians promise us stuff. >> reporter: eric once had a four-bedroom home on this empty lot. >> that burnt completely down. >> reporter: he says the city told him he'd have a permit to rebuild in three to five business days and that was three weeks ago. >> it was first told to us, we're going to build as fast as we can. now maybe we can make it nicer. maybe we can make the homes better, more earthquake safe. meanwhile, we're bein

journalist and author jerome corsi talks about his book, "killing the deep state." >> i heard some of these phrases bandied about in i did not attach a lot of meeting until maybe more recently. maybe you can decide in your view of a deep state, the shadow swamp, how or the would you differentiate? >> the deep state and others may call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes rather than the wishes of the people in electing donald trump, for --tance, and donald trump is has termed it the swamp, which is the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly writing and fighting back for their turf. on "booksunday night tv." with c-span to personalize the information you get. go to c-span.org/connect and sign up for the email. prime timedated schedule and upcoming live coverage. word for word gives you the most interesting daily video highlights in their own words with no commentary. the book tv newsletter, sent weekly is an insider's look at upcoming autho

next on tds "after words", jerome corsi argues that there's an effort to work the presidency of donald trump. he is interviewed by sharyl attkisson, investigative journalist and author of the smear. "after words" is an interview program with well relevant guest interviewingauthors about their latest work . >> host: what would you say is the one paragraph? >> guest: one paragraph would be that the holdovers from the obama administration and the cia and the justice department and fbi have formed a coup d'ctat attempt to make sure donald trump never continues to serve as president. and then the other sentence i had today is this book is about the steps donald trump must take and is in the process of taking in order to preserve the constitution and what i allege is basically treason. >> i heard some of these phrases bandied about in the past couple years and i didn't have to love meeting them until maybe more recently so maybe you can define in your view the state, the shadow government and the swap. is it the same thing or how would you differentiate? >> guest: these are terms that are us

journalist jerome corsi will argue that there is an effort to thwart the presidency of donald trump. and this weekend facebook co-founder chris hughes argues for a guaranteed income for the working class. >> there are a lot of ways to finance a guaranteed income. my view is that the clearest way is to ask those who have done the best in the new economy to pay their fair share, and that is people like me. so specifically to bring tax rates on income above $250,000 back up to where they were historically, that's at 50%, and close some of the most egregious loopholes in our tax code like the buffett rule which enables billionaire investors like warren buffett9 to pay a lower tax rate than his executive assistant. if we do those two things, then i think they woulding bring not only balance back into the tax system overall, but they would raise enough revenue to be able to lift 20 million people out of poverty overnight. >> "after words" airs on booktv every saturday at 10 p.m. eastern and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific time. all previous "after words" are available to watch on our

former clinton campaign committee case and talks about her book and journalist jerome corsi talks about donald trump's presidency in his book "killing the deep state". a book tv all this week in prime time starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tonight president trump will campaign in national tennessee where marsha blackburn is running to replace bob corker in the senate as he retires. we will have live coverage of streaming online at c-span.org starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow the release of the annual state of cities report focusing on the priorities and issues as he says across the country. coverage at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> a senate finance committee hearing on some challenges facing world hospitals with industry analysts and healthcare providers talking about incentives for doctors and potential changes to medicare payments. this is chaired by the utah senator, orrin hatch. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

afterwards,ght on journalist jerome corsi talks about killing the deep state. >> i heard some of these phases -- phrases bandied about. i did not put meaning to them until recently. view,you can say in your the deep state, the shadow government, and the swamp, the same thing or how would you differentiate? in my terminology it is that the state -- the deep state. they are the shadow government because they are affecting their own wishes rather than the wishes of the people, and electing donald trump for instance. donald trump has determined it the swamp. it is a term americans understand. it was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting for their turf. "afterwards," on c-span book tv. insday morning, we are pierre, south dakota. south dakota governor will be our guest starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. former fbi director james coming sat down for an interview at the brookings institution. he talks about being fired as heavy fbi last year, and his new book. this is one hour and a half. the audience.

then on "after words" at 10, journalist jerome corsi argues there's an effort to thwart the presidency of donald trump. he's interview by investive journalist sharyl attkisson. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11 with former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford's amy zegart discussing global insecurity and the future of american diplomacy. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend, television for serious readers. >> but how do we fit into this? >> all right. >> how do we fit in, ed? >> okay. look, what makes us human. what makes us human is that emotional ap apparatus that drives all of our behavior seeking, as we do, rational means of achieving our innate goals every minute of our lives. and where did that come from? it came from the evolution of emotional centers and the massive cerebral memory capacity that we acquired in enabling those actions that were emotionally guided. and what did those come from? they came from a million years of what we call hunter-gatherer life. and our ancestors, the ones th

then on booktv's "after words" program at 10, journalist jerome are corsi argues there's an effort to thwart the presidency of donald trump. he's interviewed by sharyl attkisson. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11 with former secretary of state condoleezza rice and stanford's amy sue getter discussing global insecurity and the future of american diplomacy. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction or authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everybody. welcome. i'm marjorie schuster, i'm with the stryker center. tonight we have jonathan weisman who is the congressional editor and deputy washington editor at the new york times. his previous novel is called "number 4 imperial lane," and the book we're speaking about tonight is "semitism: being screw in the age of trump." -- being jewish in the age of

sunday night on afterwards, journalist and author jerome corsi talks about his book, "killing the deepstate." >> i heard some of these phrases bandied about in the past couple years and i didn't attach a letter of meaning to them until recently. maybe you can define in your view the deep state, shadow government, and the swamp. how would you differentiate between those? >> in my terminology, the deep state, and others may call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes rather than the wishes of the people, in electing donald trump for instance, and donald trump termed it the swamp, which is probably the term most americans immediately understand, because washington was at one point a swamp, and the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly biting and fighting back for their turf. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv. connect with c-span to personalize the information you get from us. go to c-span.org/connect and sign up for the email. the program guide is a daily email with the most updated primetime schedule and upc

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andunday night, journalist author's jerome corsi talks about his book. >> i heard some of these phrasesd about the past couple of years and i did not attach a lot of meaning to them until more recently. maybe you can define in your view the deep stage, shadow government and the swap -- are they the same thing or how do you differentiate between them? >> in my opinion, it's the deep state. others call it the shadow government because it is affecting their own bureaucratic wishes rather than the wishes of the people, in electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swap, which is the term that most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swap -- a swap. -- aswamp. on sunday at 9:00 p.m. on c-span's book tv. >> washington journal continues. at our table this morning, michael, you were supposed to be joined by the president of the iranian-american council. he cannot be here today. but thank you for joining us at the table for this discussion. what do you think about the president's decision to withdraw from the iran aerial? guest: i perso

jerome corsi will be here. this weekend facebook cofounder chris hughes argued for a guaranteed income for the working class. >> there are a lot of ways to finance a guaranteed income. my view is that the clearest way is to ask those who have done their best in the new economy to pay their fair share of mass people like me, so specifically to bring tax rates on income above 250,000 backup to where they were historically, 50% and close some of the most egregious loopholes in our tax code like the buffet throughout which enables billionaire investors like warren buffett to pay a lower tax rate than his executive assistant's. if we do go than i think