this hour the story story of dana perino. how wyoming shaped her success.dent bush hand picked her to speak on his behalf. >> thank you, mr. president. what happened when the cameras weren't rolling. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. day in a you know now speaks for herself. before she found her voice on the set of "the five," she benefited from bold and courageous chances in life, love and work. from her childhood visit to the white house to mee husband, call it love at first flight her story will inspire you and especially young americans ready to graduate from school. in this country, you can do anything you want. she's proof. so let the good news begin. dana, and the good news is, you wrote this book. for so many people who are about to read it and embark on your journey, so from sitting with horses to sitting on air force one with the president of the united states. >> this book is little house on the prairie meets the west wing. >> do you think your story could be every woman's story? >> sure. >> why? >> one day you're sitting on a barn yard fence thinking yo

i am dana perino and this is "the american story of dana perino how the blue skies and sunshine of wyoming shaped her success. how president bush hand picked her to speak on his behalf. and what happened when the cameras weren't rolling? the classified secrets she kept from the press. i am elizabeth hasselbeck the dana you know now speaks for herself. before she found her voice she benefited from bold and courageous chances of life love and work. from the childhood visit to the white house call it love at first flight dana's story will infire inspire you especially young americans ready to graduate from school. in this country you can do anything you want. she is proof. let the good news begin. >> dana and the good news is you wrote this book. so many people are about to read it will embark on your journey from ranch to white house. from sitting in horses sitting on air force one with the president of the united states. >> this book is little house on the prairie meets the west wing. >> do you think your story could be every woman's story? >> sure. one day you are sitting on the barnyard f

dana perino. please welcome. [applause] >> first welcome to california. >> we have so much to talk about. this book is pretty exciting i have to say and i want to get right into it and ask as many questions as possible. this book to me is the perfect book to buy for a graduate. it's filled with really good positive messages about. as we get into this i would hope that you could share with us an intimate setting what it really -- >> with all of my closest friends. >> so let's start with i think one issue that really became a really serious game changer in the bush white house which was september 11, that terrible day. can you tell us a little bit about where you were what your feelings were like and any interaction you had with the white house? >> for three weeks i've had that question but it's probably the most important question because it's changed all of our lives. it changed the presidency, it changed the world. and i was in san diego california. i had worked on capitol hill. i thought it was good to be a jou

. >> [applause] tonight we're doing in a conversation with dana perino eight - - dana perino and who has ben with her for years, a spokesman for years for the united nations, president bush named her the director of communications when he was president at the united nations where he remained a sevener eight years then on the national security foreign affairs spokesperson. he is a partner in his own firm now in los angeles, a capital media and is with us tonight to interview the number one best seller dana perino. [applause] >> what a crowd. first of all welcome to california. [cheers and applause] we have so much to talk about. this book is pretty exciting i have to say. to answer as many questions as possible. this is graduation season. i don't know how you feel but this book to me is the perfect book to buy for a graduate of. [laughter] >> guest: absolutely. >> host: and has positive messages that you can do anything. so i really hope you can share with us in the intimate setting. [laughter] we want you to open up. so let's start with 1n issue that really became a serious game chan

>> dana perino had that very same job during the bush administration. five" and author of "the new york times" bestseller "and the good news is" number two on "the new york times" bestseller list, was number one. it's a winner that's the bottom line. josh earnest on the other hand might be placed in the loser category for this week with all due respect, josh because that was a little tone deaf. >> i think so for several reasons. one, he's dealing with a bad set of facts and the bad set of facts were handed to him by the president of the united states and the national security council and department of defense. i think that what i would have done that day is say, you know what susan rice this sounds like a great day for you to come up and brief the white house press corps on why this is working, please be why guest and go and tell them because you have so many audiences you're talking to at the same time one of them being the -- imagine a mother of a fallen soledier from ramadi in 2006 or 2007 and he's saying let's not light our hair on fire. the press i

i want to thank our panelists, brad garrett, dana perino and lewis black.t to thank the guys in baltimore for sitting down with me last night. keep the hope alive down there. good nightly everyone. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (rhythmic clapping) (crowd) al donnelly! al donnelly! al donnelly! al donnelly!

me dana perino on deck. it's going to be a fantastic friday. >> come on over dana. don't be shy.wner of america's dog. >> that's the biggest thing happening at fox today. >> you are cooking with friends and dogs. >> america's dog is coming here. >> not cooking dogs. >> no. >> good morning, heather. the update on all the breaking news. >> good morning, dana. some breaking news from one of our major allies overseas. this is about the british election. david cameron officially won a second term as prime minister. his conservative party winning enough seats to earn the majority. his opponent ed miliband is expected to resign within the hour. he was in a dead heat with miliband for most of the race. >>> and now another fox news alert. a terrifying new warning from the fbi. thousands of potential isis followers are right here on american soil right now, and they are being told quote, kill kill kill. those words coming from the director of the fbi who says isis' strong social media presence is enabling them to recruit more and more americans. he writes i know there are other elton simps

we have done this before knowing that we do in conversation with bentonite it is with dana perino. doing that is rick who has ben with her for years, the spokesman for the united nations president bush named him with the united nations where remained sevener eight years. a partner in his own firm in los angeles space media and with us tonight to interview the number one best seller dana perino. [applause] >> first of all, welcome to california. [applause] so much to talk about i want to get into it but i want to start by saying it is graduation season. but this but is the perfect book to buy for a graduate still good positive messages that we can do anything so i really hope kava q. can share with us with an intimate setting we like you to open up. so start with one that became a serious game changer in the of bush white house. can you tell us about where you were? what your feelings were like in any interaction with the white house is. >> i have to ben on t63 weeks and i haven't had that question but it changed all of our lives in the presidency. it changed the world and i was in

and is with us tonight to interview the number one best seller dana perino. [applause] what a crowd. first, welcome to california [applause] we have so much to talk about this book is pretty exciting. want to ask as many questions as possible. want to start by saying it is graduation season. i know how you feel but to me it is the perfect book to buy for a graduate of. [laughter] it is filled with good positive messages you can do anything. i really hope you can share with us in this intimate setting we want you to open up. let's start with one issue that really became a game changer in the bush white house the terrible day. tell us where you were. what your feelings were like and any reaction with the white house. >> guest: i was on book tour for three weeks and have not had that question but it is the most important because it changed all of our lives, the presidency, the world, and i actually was in san diego california. [laughter] i worked on capitol hill in 1995. and then one day i meet a guy on an airplane and i hear the british accent and he was handso

i want to thank our panelists, brad garrett, dana perino and lewis black.n baltimore for sitting down with me last night. keep the hope alive down there. good nightly everyone. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org red by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> jon: we've got a good show! we made a good show today! oh we've got a nice show. kristen wiig -- boy, she's good -- (cheers and applause) she's going to come out and i'm going to get her to admit her complicity in the false buildup to the iraq war -- i think. (laughter) all right. first! you know, the sepublicans there are fat, fat! the 2016 candidates drms have decided to skip t

he is with us to interview the number one best-seller dana perino. welcome rick grenell. right there, rick grenell. [applause] all yours. >> thank you. oh what a crowd. say to dana, welcome to california. >> thank you. [applause] >> we have much to talk about. this book is pretty exciting i have to say and i want to get right into it and ask as many questions as possible. i want to start off by saying this is graduation season. i don't know how you feel dana, but this book to me is the perfect book to buy for a graduate. >> absolutely. >> it is filled with really good positive messages you can do anything. so as we get into this, i really hope that you can share with us, this is an intimate setting but get really intimate. >> with all my closest friends. >> we want you to open up. so let's start with, i think, one issue that really became a serious game-changer in the bush white house, which was september 11th, that terrible day. can you tell us a little it about where you were, what your feelings were like and any interaction you had with the white house. >> i have been o

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dana perino co-host of the 5:00 on fox news channel. -- "the five." of the ought are of a new book, the good news is. veronica daguerre from "wall street journal" i love everything about the story. give me the inside scoop. was it a mistake to sinned it to the nike factory this they didn't think about it? the fact that they sent thousands of jobs overseas? what, how -- >> i've always felt that the obama white house is never paranoid enough right? you have to be thinking what are your critics going to attack you on. in the white house they were probably thinking republican won't attack us, that's fine. they forget the people they're arguing with the trade bill are not republicans. it is actually democrats and peel on left. this is one they could have caught. when they found out yesterday there were questions about it they probably wished they had done it better. i'm sure josh earnest had strong words for the team but, they had to stick with it. they had to make the most of it. melissa: go with the spin. how can we get minimum wage in here. i know how w

let's start with that dana perino question.ration feels, she was told she couldn't have this guy working for her, and she did it anyway off the books, taking advice from the guy they didn't want working for the administration. >> i think the obama administration down to every single person in the cabinet knows there are people outside of the white house who are friends, who are going to continue to send in their advice, whether it's warranted or not. you should see the advice i sent to jen sakki over the last few weeks. >> you were sanctioned she was told we don't want him to be a part and there she went with this guy who is considered shady, and he's getting -- he's conflicted -- he's dealing with these libyans who have an agenda and he's pushing that agenda directly to the secretary of state, which raises questions about her judgment and her connections. >> i have to say, i read that story, if you can link something that sydney blumenthal said to something he was trying to make money of congratulations. it's a confusing story

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some of the authors you will hear from include former senator george mitchell, cornel west, dana perinoand walter isaacson. for a complete schedule of our entire weekend you can go to booktv.org. you will see the schedule on the right-hand side of the page. follow us on facebook facebook.com/booktv or @booktv is our twitter and dell where we send out a lot of updates and publishing news throughout the weekend. booktv on this memorial day weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors. booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> thanks for asking. as you know i taught economics for the past 18 years. i went to seminary before that. i usually like reading combination of economics and ethics. on the stump speech people thought that was humorous joke. i take it pretty seriously. start off with peter wallison, "hidden "in plain sight"." the latest on definitive insight of causes of the financial crisis. if you don't have the insight of the financial crisis you don't know how to solve that going forward. there are some signs we're

directly ahead dana perino on her two most important stories of the week.s we roll along watters talking about some americans who are drifting not really doing very much with their lives. up if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. your credit is in pretty good shape. >>chuck, i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to experian.com. kaboom... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. running for president on the republican side. why is that important? >> well, it's important because as you and charles were talking about the debate is coming up, right? it's 8 weeks to go. and the field is growing not narrowing. and i think that there is a growing sense amongst

to those of you that don't know dana perino, she is as humble and nice. >> don't listen to greg though. [laughter] [applause] >> she is all of the things they see enough away she is in person. this book i think as i said in the very beginning, it's an uplifting book and a positive look and an encouraging book for the graduates and people that are just starting their careers. and i would love for you to just give a quick couple of anecdotes about what you have learned in this incredibly successful life that you have had. i know that you don't always look at and take a moment to see that you are part of an incredibly popular tv show a bestseller. "new york times" bestseller. that is pretty cool. can you give us a little bit of a sense of how young people can have an amazing career? >> one of the things that i have noticed especially as i do book signings especially that age group of 20 to 32 years old there was a young woman that came to long island on saturday night and she's dead and felt like you were speaking directly to me and i said yes because i went through it as well. i talk abo

>> dana perino if she ran but i don't think she's running.wouldn't vote for him. >> eric from monica if you were offered a guest role on "house of cards," would you take it if they had you playing a left liberal? >> i could pull that off. president underwood, we have to do something about these republicans. i'm tired of them. it's all cutting taxes. they never think about the little people. >> oh oh. >> excellent. >> i'm going to skip one and ask this for greg do you have a ritual before the show? >> well i have two rituals but one i can't talk about. >> that's what i was hoping for. >> kids. >> i'll be -- >> i'll be seeing you. >> i have a cracker and some water and then i do -- >> are you in prison? >> i do a ritual dance. >> ten jumping jacks? >> yes. >>> ahead, greg is going to talk about his new show. he did a push-up challenge on the "today" show. did you make it off the ground? stay tuned. >>> hi i'm greg gutfeld. i have a brand-new show on the fox channel. joining me is brad pitt and -- never mind. just going to be me. this is good, m

i am dana perino and this is "the american story of dana perino how the blue skies and sunshine of wyoming president bush hand picked her to speak on his behalf. and what happened when the cameras weren't rolling? the classified secrets she kept from the press. i am elizabeth hasselbeck the dana y

joining me dana perino. she's the author of "and the good news is."ller and you should buy it. >> brit hume came on and said that's an odd thing to do if you're trying to win the nomination of the republican party. >> your goal as a candidate, define others before they can define you. what he is trying to do is to say all these republicans are responsible for isis as if evil is not responsible for isis. also ignoring president obama's role in not enforcing the red line in syria and i think being completely out of touch with most republican voters. there's some there's going to be a strain that will agree with rand paul. the vast majority of republican voters are not going to agree with that. >> i saw so many comments on the right-leaning blogs and online magazines, includes "commentary" magazine saying rand paul is running for the wrong party's nomination. a lot of people saying he sounded more like a democrat than a man wanting to the republican nominee. >> if i were a republican consultant i could cut the ad against rand paul right now. president ob

>> dana perino if she ran but i don't think she's running.ubio but i wouldn't vote for him. >> eric from monica if you were offered a guest role on "house of cards," would you take it if they had you playing a left liberal? >> i could pull that off. president underwood, we have to do something about these republicans. i'm tired of them. it's all cutting taxes. they never think about the little people. >> oh oh. >> excellent. >> i'm going to skip one and ask this for greg do you have a ritual before the show? >> well i have two rituals but one i can't talk about. >> that's what i was hoping for. >> kids. >> i'll be -- >> i'll be seeing you. >> i have a cracker and some water and then i do -- >> are you in prison? >> i do a ritual dance. >> ten jumping jacks? >> yes. >>> ahead, greg is going to talk about his new show. he did a push-up challenge on the "today" show. did you make it off the ground? stay tuned. >>> hi i'm greg gutfeld. i have a brand-new show on the fox channel. joining me is brad pitt and -- never mind. just going to be me. ( sp

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling and dana perino. "the five." today is the funeral for new york police officer brian moore who was shot dead last week. on monday this monday national police week starts to show appreciation for all of our fallen officers. it's needed now more than ever because, unlike cop activists, cop supporters have jobs. and so we must try harder to thank the police because they won't be asking for it. it was just months ago that they demanded dead cops. >> what do we want? dead cops. >> when do we want them? now. >> what do we want? >> dead cops. >> when do we want them? >> now! >> what do we want? dead cops! >> mission accomplished you dirt bags. what is happening to police is what happened to businesses about decades ago, activists smearing entire enterprises with isolated events. drug companies, car companies, you can't think of the oil industry without thinking of oil spills. this tactic is now applied to . >> people who, after decades and centuries of police terrorism, have decided to respond in this way. >> the police

joining me now is former white house press secretary and co-host of "the five," dana perino.lso has this new book out, a "new york times" number one best-seller, the good news is. the good news dane at that thanks for coming on show. >> you're an early reader of book. gerri: i'm a big fan of it too because it is fantastic. you did a great job with that book. talk a little politics first. come back to it, i will talk about my favorite parts. hillary clinton, she seems to be weathering the scandal what is going on? >> i do think our media some ways we're so hungry for next thing, turn the page for next news cycle i don't think we know how she is weather scandals. if you look at other polls like "wall street journal" and ap they had a different result. all those polls are good polls. they're getting different things. it is really early to tell. remember this, first of all she hasn't answered any questions about i in of this. one of the ways you weather a storm you ignore it. that seems to work. other thing none of the candidates that will be running against her in the next year-

earlier tonight, i spoke with dana perino about it she's the former white house spokeswoman under georgeush. she's co-host of "the 5" and author of the new "the new york times" bestselling book "and the good news is." >> thank you. >> they put it to her. >> you know what, you captured the most authentic moment of her campaign so far. i mean she really should send you a note of thanks. >> but terrifying because that too, the cameras had to be pushed away from. she didn't know it was going to be all about whether she was going to go to the prom with somebody. >> the students did look a little vicious. >> we're laughing but it's 24 days in her campaign. we've seen huckabee fiorina, tonight ben carson cruz rand paul rubio, all have come out and taken tough questions from me from others. 24 days she hasn't given an interview to one person. >> well, all those republicans that you mentioned, they actually have to work for the nomination. she knows that at this point, she's going to waltz right into the nomination so the safest thing for her to do because she's not good in interviews and all of

this hour the story story of dana perino. how wyoming shaped her success.k on his behalf. >> thank you, mr. president. what happened when the cameras weren't rolling. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. day in a you know

we have, we just had dana perino b on the bestseller list now and the good news is.good mike morel deputy director,rector farber deputy director of the ter cia did a book on terrorism but as iro said, wide range of booksost: all rht i'll smack susan weinberg,ome of perseus. the tell us about perseus in some the authors you've worked with. >> guest:ked purchased books grip is very interesting unique and company supporting independent publishing. perseus is aombina combination of the imprints owned and operated by the perseus books group basic books, public affairs. our and then we also through ourtion distribution company represent and support hundreds of independent publishing companies throughout the country post-bakke both refer to book groups. utah going apart. he talked about perseus and before you are the publisher at public affairs which is one of the divisions of perseus, what are these book groups, why can't there just be one title?ink >> guest: that's a really t great question because i thinks a the question of intimacy and scale is really important one in p

guests are dana perino, jill dobson rob long and tom kader. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> tinder is a great place to meet someone who is matter. 30% of all users on the site are hitched and almost 50% single. the result of the this tiny study in the uk is a totally inaccurate depiction of tinder's user base. joanne tinder, you say you don't have a tinder. i don't know if she is telling the truth. we don't have a lie detector. isn't it possible they are going to bloomingdales. >> if you want to waste your time. what did you expect? this is what happens when people have shield. it is a shield of anonymity to an extent. i prefer to meet men the old-fashioned way in a bar. then i notice their left hand has been in the pocket the entire time. they take it out and put it near the arm. they won't let me see the fact they are wearing a ring and that's how i know they are married. tucker is technology, tinder, all of this, facing boo twitter, is it ruining relationships or perm responsibility? >> if you are cheating on tinder you are not trying. by the way

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we have we just had dana perino is on the best seller list now with "and the good news is," mike morrell former deputy director of the cia did a book on terrorism. as i said, wide range of books. >> host: all right susan weinberg, perseus. tell us about some of the authors you've worked with. >> guest: perseus book group is a very interesting unique company in america supporting independent publishing. and perseus is a combination of imprints owned and operated by the perseus book group basic books -- [inaudible] and then we also through our distribution company represent and sell and support hundreds of independent publishing companies throughout the country. >> host: now you've both referred to -- [inaudible] you've talked about perseus, and before you were the publisher at public affairs which is one of the divisions of perseus. >> guest: right. >> host: why are these book groups, why are they -- why can't there just be one title? >> guest: you know that's a really great question because i think that question of intimacy and scale is a really important one many publishing that comes u

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling and dana perino. this is "the five." accusing a politician of being politically expedient is like accusing water of being wet or circles for being round. they just can't help it. even hillary agrees. ♪ >> i'm hypnotized or she is hypnotized. as each new thing erupts her campaign becomes a game of endurance called so what. she's the lockness monster of candidates. her head pops up just enough to amid the sounds and then back to the depths is where she returns. we keep repeating the same thing until we're all sick of hearing it. benghazi benghazi benghazi. say it three times. and mockery, not beetle juice appears. we knew the white house knew it was planned at least a week in advance. still, the president and hillary blame a video. even promising a victim's parent that they would nail the filmmaker. >> we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> crude and disgusting video sparked outrage throughout the muslim world. to you,

it's not a good communication strategy but we can ask my good friend dana perino what she thinks to constantly bring something up like this because it's demeaning and beneath the president of the united states to act like he's frustrated in the playground of politics. >> juan i want to play this sound tape from president obama talking about rich sending private kids to school. >> what's happened in our economy is that those who are doing better and better more skilled, more educated luckier, having greater advantages are withdrawing from sort of the commons, kids start going to private schools, kids start working out at private clubs instead of the public parks an anti government ideology then disinvests from those common goods and those things that draw us together. >> juan you think he is basically obscuring the choice with class, that everybody should have a choice to go wherever i want to go saying if you do that. and then he went off to columbia and harvard law. he is saying -- and it's a popular argument -- robert putnam was there at georgetown and there's a book out about how there's le

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly foil and juan williams and dana perino and this is "the five." will americans elect a president they can't trust? the new book "clinton cash" was released today full of dirty dealings which clinton while she was secretary of state. hillary has been silent but her husband has come out to declare that she's one of the most honest people in america. >> not a single solitary fact has been introduced that she has done anything wrong. people should live to be as honest as she is. >> well here is bill o'reilly. >> shouldn't the clinton foundation be investigated? of course it should. and i'm not on a witch hunt here but there's big money involved in foreign countries as secretary of state and a former president. the fbi can start that investigation tomorrow. it doesn't need president obama's approval and it doesn't need attorney lynch's approval. my question tonight is for fbi director james comey. will you start an investigation? >> so joining us now is the man himself, host of "the o'reilly factor." bill why are you calling for an investigation? >> be

i'm dana perino along with juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." in his first interview since the freddie gray riots, baltimore's police commissioner made a remarks that is making headlines. anthony batts said that police nationwide must accept that they are part of the problem. >> there is a lack of trust within this community, period bottom line. that's going to take healing. that's going to take us acknowledging as a police department not just here in baltimore but law enforcement as a whole that we've been part of the problem. the community needs to hear from us that we see that we haven't been part of the solution and we have to now evolve. >> meanwhile, america's new attorney general has encouraging words for law enforcement yesterday. here's loretta lynch. >> you have picked a noble profession and a hard profession but you have picked one of the best professions out there today. because you have picked one that let's you say, i'm going to help somebody. despite how some people may want to ch

i'm dana perino along with juan williams eric bolling and greg gutfeld. new york city and this is "the five." in his first interview since the freddie gray riots, baltimore's police commissioner made a remarks that is making headlines. anthony batts said that police nationwide must accept that they are part of the problem. >> there is a lack of trust within this community, period bottom line. that's going to take healing. that's going to take us acknowledging as a police department not just here in baltimore but law enforcement as a whole that we've been part of the problem. the community needs to hear from

dana perino who's book has become a best seller.> thank you. >> every week we ask you to bring in two stories you believe affects all americans. first is the gop grand party debate. first we've seen on fox news in early august. why is that a headline? >> because now the race gets serious. we're is 11 weeks from the first debate. 19 candidates and counting. >> 19 can't be on the stage. >> no, they can't. fox made a decision. they're going to take the top ten based on average of polls. now you have candidates -- i think there's 19 might be 20 by then. >> so poll averaging. top ten in the poll will appear on the stage. the others will not. >> they won't. so that i think the debates will also matter. think about last time rick perry was doing very well and had the oops moment at the debate never recovered. >>>i felt bad for the texas governor. >> me too. it happens to everybody. >> on a big stage, get brain lock. it happens to everybody. you're right if you make one mistake. i don't think you can have a debate with 10 individuals. if be

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly foil and juan williams and dana perino and this is "the five." americans elect a president they can't trust? the new book "clinton cash" was released today full of dirty dealings which clinton while she was secretary of state. hillary has been silent but her husband has come out to declare that she's one of the most honest people in america. >> not a single solitary fact has been introduced that she has done anything wrong. people should live to be as honest as she is. >> well here is bill o'reilly. >> shouldn't

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling and dana perino. "the five." funeral for new york police officer brian moore who was shot dead last week. on monday this monday national police week starts to show appreciation for all of our fallen officers. it's needed now more than ever because, unlike cop activists, cop supporters have jobs. and so we must try harder to thank the police because they won't be asking for it. it was just months ago that

. >> dana perino recalls her experiences as white house press secretary and her life thereafter, and gernot wagner looks at climate change and more. visit booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> first up this weekend on booktv geoff dyer talks about his experiences while living aboard the uss george h.w. bush. [inaudible conversations] >> hi, everybody. my name's clay smith. i am the program director of this festival so thank you for being here. con fronting the -- confronting the drizzle or the mist or the rain or whatever we want to call it. you're not here to hear from me, you're obviously here to listen to geoff dyer. let me tell you a little bit about geoff and he and i will be in conversation for a while and then we'll open it up to questions from you all. geoff dyer is the author of four novels two collections of essays and seven genre-defying titles and they are but beautiful, the missing of the thome, out of sheer rage, yoga for people who can't be bothered to do it -- [laughter] the ongoing moment and xona, a book abo

i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling and dana perino.g a politician of being politically expedient is like accusing water of being wet or circles for being round. they just can't help it. even hillary agrees. ♪

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>>> tomorrow on the show dana perino donald trump and michelle malkin who wouldn't want to watch that? in the meantime follow me on twitter, and let me know what you think of governor kasich. thanks for watch inging. >>> tonight the ultimate betrayal of our fallen soldiers. >> mark gave the very best on the battlefield. >> a mother whose son died fighting for ramadi is sickened that the city is controlled by isis. >> reaction from colonel oliver north. hillary clinton did use a second secret e-mail account while at the state department. mark stein is here with reaction. >> i should have played additional disclosures on air as we covers the foundation. >> is george stephanopolous' contract preventing him from being punished by abc news. >> in some communities, that sense of unfairness and powerlessness has contributed to dysfunction. >> and obama and jay z bash the country that has given them everything. jeff foxworthy stops by our studios. hannity starts right now. >> the obama administration continues to betray our fallen troops who died fighting in iraq they do nothing while isis co

let's bring this dana perino now the author of the big best seller big news is lerches of advice fromde this week in baltimore. i was thinking back and i can't recall any big racial incidents like ferguson or baltimore on the 8 years that president bush the younger was in office. can you? >> i think there are some people could look back and say in the aftermath of hurricane katrina there was some racial thing there. actually when kanye west says that this was evidence that president bush didn't care about black people that was so outrageous and actually the only thing that president bush writes in decision points actually offended him and wounded him because it was so false and a unfair. >> we didn't see for eight years this kind of a situation with the police versus the minority community. was president bush aware that there was a controversy in the mircht communities at that level? >> absolutely. in fact, he runs on, in 2000 something called the faith based initiative. and that was somewhat controversial but it was really smart. as governor, he had seen that government can do some t

some of the authors you'll hear from include former senator george mitchell, cornel west, dana perino and walter isaacson. now, for a complete schedule of our entire weekend, you can go to booktv.org. you'll see the schedule over on the right-hand side of the page. you can also follow us on facebook, facebook.com/booktv, or @booktv is our twitter handle where we send out a lot of schedule updates and publishing news throughout the weekend. booktv on memorial day weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors. >> i think this is sort of a hidden story, but a fundamental issue that had cropped up in the 1970s and early 1980s. it was fundamental in terms of how you viewed our chances to prevail at what president kennedy called, you know, the long twilight struggle. and the genesis is in the early '70s the cia was estimating that the soviets were spending about 6% of their gdp on defense. and you get the situation where schlesinger moves to the cia and, you know, marshall is his is the nsc staff at the time. and schlesinger's calling him over and he says the folks here at the cia say

thank you rick and dana perino. the book is "and the good news is" and all of you who have the book go out to the lobby and we will sign and those of you who don't bear for sale in the museum store. thank you for coming to the richard nixon presidential library. got less you and god loves america. >> eric larson is the author of several best-selling nonfiction books. his latest bestseller is "dead wake" the last crossing of the lusitania. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> you can't believe how excited people are to see you. i'm not kidding. they came for you when i don't think any other author could have done this. >> just tell that to my daughters. >> they are not impressed with you? is that how that goes? so i want to talk a little bit about this idea of why we are so intrigued by the idea of the doomed ship and here's here is my theory and you tell me whether this fits. is that something about the venture and the optimism of the voyage colliding with this tragedy that passengers don't know

nonfiction bestsellers according to national public radio is former white house press secretary dana perino's account of her time working in the george w. bush administration. >> co-authors benjamin wittes and gabriela blum take a look at the threats we'll face in the future and discuss the role that government should play in protecting us, next on booktv. >> so just a few -- i think we've covered all the housekeeping, actually, so i think we're good to go, and i will just go ahead and introduce our authors and panelists. so our two authors are gabriela blum and benjamin wittes. gabriela blum is the rita e. hauser professor of human rights and humanitarian law at harvard law school. she specializes in international negotiations, the law of armed conflict and counterterrorism. she's also the codirector of the hls brookings project on law and security and a member of the program on negotiations' executive board. benjamin wittes is a senior fellow in governance studies at the brookings institute and the editor-in-chief of law fair. and joining our that ares we have the jack n. and lillian r. ber