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joining me will be doug yearley, and david stern among others. don't miss it.er-yearly, stefan on lus and gemore. don't miss it. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. record-breaker for auto sales. now that the fed has hiked rates will that be a speed bump. phil le beau is here with more details. >> let's dispel one of the myths over the last couple of months. when the rates go up with the fed, will it kill auto sales. historically and we went back and looked at the data, here it is. you could see when the fed raises interest rate and this is not what we should be looking at but we'll explain when the fed raises interest rate, you do not see a decline in auto sales. many times we saw auto sales move hig

when david stern implement to , itdress code years ago became the dress code heard around the world.petitive thing for guys. we were in the right space and the right time for men's fashion. it just happened to be met up at the same time. we are respected and accepted into the fashion world. athletes haven't really been because we're looked as lanky and too long with no style and afflicted play. we now have been able to open those doors. tephanie: what does kobe brian's retirement mean to you? dwyane: you're the next era of. at his press conference, he said he was a triple og. and now we are the old yes. we are the next ones up after the kobe bryant's and the tim duncan's and the dirk nowitzki's retire. it's scary from that point. from a guy's career and someone i admire and someone who is a aom al role model to me and friend, his career to me is amazing. stephanie: what do you want to do next? if style is important to you, do you wanted take that in a different way? dwyane: i want to be a renaissance man and do it all. if i'm not owning it, i don't want to be a part of it. i've made

the narrative of labor settlers and coming out of germany, and forgotten history also of king david hotel, stern group, leadership, and most closer in generation to other people in the room, that history seems to be largely silenced. perhaps there would be advantage in bringing it forward because settler's a nice convenient word, land grab. there may be a spectrum disorder towards criminality, that's all. >> you know, this is what i always say difference between us today, palestinians and people like prime minister netanyahu and his government, that we are trying to look forward to try to create conditions for our children and our people to live in dignity. and also provide that opportunity for the israelis as well to live in peace with us in both security. we need security as much as they need security, especially living next to a powerful neighbor. so we try to be forward looking. every time they talk, they go 3,000 years. 3,500 years, as if we cannot do the same thing. we can do the same thing. talking about all of these stations of our conflict with them that will only bring out resentment a

the episodes with people like david letterman and howard stern who don't do a lot of talking in long form interviews. >> it's amazing. >> i wonder if the president will loosen up a little. i know he has his little jabs and has these funny moments but very deadpan. i wonder how the whole conversation. >> ever seen the whours correspondents dinner, his little riff there, he knows how to let it down. is it wrong that i'm only obsessed with the car? >> did you see the car. >> hilarious and i love jerry seinfeld. i wanted to google like what does that set you back? >> got to have time to have money. >> do they make a match box version of that? >> there is a great picture in the promo of that corvette, light blue corvette parked in front of the white house, polls for a cup of coffee, very cool. window coup. >> jerry's got the best car. >> did you bury me. >> he and leno are competing for the best cars. >> we talked about this yesterday, and i don't like calling it the fallout, but the conversation continues over steve harvey's mistake on sunday night's miss universe pageant where he named

david hoffman in the billion dollars by. lillian provides a history of gay-rights in the gay revolution. in isis:the state of terror jessica stern looks at origins and growth of the islamic state. the washington post also recommends hyaline pollack's the only woman in the room which looks at the discrepancy between the number of women and men in the sciences. and will a good examines the life and impact of the first african-american supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >> the magnet to me what this marshall -- five days stretched over 12 days, nomination in limbo for next week for marshall. the supreme court has been all white. before him no nominee had lasted more than a day. with southerners leading the charge by knew there was great drama in wanting to figure out why that happened. >> that is a look gets some of the boat the washington post recommends from the past year. booktv has covered many of these authors and you can watch the full programs on our web site booktv.org. >> joining us now this ronald goldfarb, editor of this book "after snowden: privacy, secrecy, and security in the information age". you are the editor

david hoffman in the billion dollars five. willian federman provides a history of gay rights and the lg bt movement and: the gay revolution. isis, the state of terror, jessica sternooks at the origins and growth of the islamic state. the "washington post" also recommends eileen pollack's: the only woman in the room. looks at the discrepancy between women and men in the sciences and will haygood examines the life and impact of the first african-american supreme court justice, thurgood marshall. >> really marshall's hearings or five days stretch over 12 days and his nomination that when before six weeks. before marshall, the supreme court had been all whites and before him no nominees hearings had lasted more than a day, so with southerners leading the charge i knew there was great drama and i wanted to figure out why that happened and why they wanted to stop thurgood marshall's neck that's a look at some of the books the "washington post" recommends them over the past year. book tv has covered many of the authors and you can watch the full programs on a website, book tv.org. >> now political commentator cokie roberts joins us live for in-depth and she will answer

the episodes with people like david letterman and howard stern who don't do a lot of talking in long form interviews. >> it's amazing. >> i wonder if the president will loosen up a little. i know he has his little jabs and has these funny moments but very deadpan. i wonder how the whole conversation. >> ever seen the whours correspondents dinner, his little riff there, he knows how to let itdown. is it wrong that i'm only