. >> host: deneen borelli is the author, here's the cover, "blacklash: how obama and the left are driving americans to the government plantation". you are watching booktv on c-span2. >> is there a nonfiction author or but you would like to see featured on booktv? send an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org, tweet us at booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> here are some books being published this week. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> against our common culture we saw a war on religion, from any reference to god and the war on marriage where we said you can leave the house hold, you don't need a man anymore and war on poverty that began to pay those that were already -- when it came to development of relationships with marriage and told them they don't have to marry or work or saved any money and the government would take care of the man that is an idea of progress of his mandate is hurting the nation and hurting the individuals. >> host: when did you develop your political philosophy? >> guest: it was a t

conservative columnist deneen borelli, and chuck rocha back with me. jeb bush is trailing at fourth or fifth place, seems as if he settled into the second tier of candidates, is this a consequence of failing to inspire, the idea of a successful run? >> listen, as they say in the business world, deirdre, the trend is your friend. and jeb bush is not trending on the right side of the voters, especially grassroots voters. he is an establishment candidate, he has the establishment political name, bush. and this is an anti-establishment movement sweeping the country. people are tired of what they're seeing represented in washington today, he's on the wrong side of the trend. deirdre: so in this case, the last name and the connection to the family dynasty may be hurting him. but chuck, it seems as if he would have already spent something like more than 130 million dollars to have to make these moves, right? >> right, and he's being accountable to his donors, he wants the donors to keep giving and wants others to give. money is more than the mother's milk in

deneen borelli, chief political correspondent for conservative review. fox news contributor. ehrlich, former democratic congressional candidate and an attorney. welcome to both of you. he was hilariously spot-on. going on banks how they attached the pens to the desk so you can't steal them. in reality, it is his authenticity that has gotten bernie sanders so much attention and so much affection in some quarters, jessica, but when it comes down to it he is talking about raising taxes on everybody, will that be so funny i guess for some people? >> for -- you know, i think, with bernie he is a bit of equal opportunity offender in terms of tax plans and he is very authentic. that does resonate with people. he certainly, he is is who he is, that is how he ran for governor and senate and how he is running for president. he is definitely bringing you know, through his, being himself and sort of quirkiness he is getting people to talk about issues he thinks are important and a lot of people want to talk about them and they're resonating with millions of people around the country. mar

joined by deneen borelli, good morning, chief political correspondent for political review, fox newskel, jr., executive director of the new york state democratic party. it was pretty nice. they didn't hesitate to talk about the nude thing she did on the airplane before they were married and sort of point out she is a model and suggests in several ways she is basically pretty but not that smart was the suggestion. i think it is fair to say, deneen. >> remember what they did to sarah palin, the media went after her on least little thing. even went after her family. with melania, she is model, businesswoman, she is educate. she is also gorgeous. sex sells. that is not a secret. i'm sure this generate ad lot of print sales for the newspaper when they printed about her, anytime they talk about her. martha: i think about carla bruni, the chinese president's wife is celebrity in china. you know, what is wrong with that? >> well i think, you have to be careful because you can come across in many ways as being very sexist in some of the coverage. i remember actually a lot of back when hillary