"rising out of hatred" and "just a journalist", derrick hunter "outraged, inc. how the liberal mob ruined science, journalism and hollywood", he's interviewed by brent bozell. >> does anybody get a real point across on television in a minute and a half? >> no, they don't and i'm guilty of it, too. you look for a way of something that can go viral. news is looking for something that can go viral. the network is looking for something they can clip in a 39 second clip, put in a tweet, post on facebook, that would go viral. it bad, it's good for business getting eyes on it, but bad for conveying information. >> watch this weekend on c-span's book tv. washington post reporter bob woodward is our washington journal guest monday, "fear, trump in the white house", tuesday, ken starr joins us to discuss his book "contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation". watch next week on c-span's washington journal. >> what does it mean to be american? that's this year's student cam competition question and we're asking middle and high school students to answer it by producing

secretary arnie duncan looked at success and failures of schools in america political columnist derrick hunter gave his thoughts on how progressives influence academia, media, and pop culture and former secretary of state john kerry reflected on his life and career. in the coming weeks on afterwards, trump 2020 campaign media advisory and fox newscast analyst gina offers her thought on the current political climate. and this weekend, african-american studies chair, karl anderson provides a history of voters oppression. one of the things that i'm weighing out in there is the -- is the horrific effect on american democracy that voters oppression has. fen you believe in america, if you believe in democracy, if you believe in -- just fellow human beings in this nation, then you want everyone to vote is regardless of what political ideology or persuasion -- >> that's what a vibrant democracy looks like so what we have right now is that where we're calling the electorate, and i think one of the -- key areas we're doing that is jerry manageddering. jerry is where politicians are able to choose their

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. >> next, the little columnist derrick hunter offers his thoughts on how progressives influence academia. the media and pop culture to advance their agenda. he's interviewed by brent bozzell at the media research center. a weekly interview with top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: derek, a pleasure to have you with us today. >> guest: thank you. i'm a huge fan of your organization. >> we've never met although he followed each other for a long time. before talking about your book, tell us something about yourself and what led you to write this book. >> guest: i was really kind of a news junkie as a kid. at time, stopped listening to music for the most part most of because i liked tom brock and that wasn't on the media. started listening to rush limbaugh when he came to detroit in 1989 pb four that the first volumes and sally jessy raphael. human beings topic i thought i could learn something. nerdy maybe, but fun i found much for engaging. in college and late 90s when the clinton scandals broke, i was glued to tv. i watch hardball at 5:00, brit hume at 6:00, hardball a

eastern, political writer derrick hunter discusses book outrage inc how the liberal mob ruined scienceurnalism and hollywood. he's interviewed by brent bossel founder and president of the media research center. >> does anybody get a real point across on television in a minute and a half? >> no, no, they don't. i'm guilty of it too, you look for a way that something that can go viral. the network is something for something that they can click into a 39 second clip, put in a tweet, post on facebook that will go viral, it's bad, it's good for business because you get a lot of eyes on it but bad for conveying information. >> watch this weekend on c-span2's book tv. washington post reporter bob woodward is our guest talking about his new book fear, trump in the white house and on tuesday 8:30 a.m. eastern former independent counsel ken star joins us to discuss contempt, memoir of clinton investigation. watch next week on c-span's washington journal. yesterday british prime minister theresa may answered questions from members of the house of commons on domestic and international issues durin

the >> next on booktv is afterwards comparable columnist derrick hunter offers his thoughts on how progressives influence academia, the media and pop culture to advance their agenda. he's interviewed by brent bozell, founder and president of the media research center. afterwards, a weak reed of your program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. postcode derek, a pleasure to have you with us today. >> guest: thank you for doing this. we've never met although we followed you for a long time. before talking about your book, tell us something about yourself and what led you to write this book. >> i was always kind of a news junkie as a kid. i attend stop listening to music for the most part. mostly because i like punk rock and that was in on the radio. but i found talk radio and i started listening to that and i found it fascinating to listen to rush limbaugh when he came to detroit in 1989 when i was a kid peer a kid there a kid peer before that from her personal ensign sally jessy raphael. human beings talking human beings talking i thought i could

journalists macy will discuss the opioid crisis and this weekend political columnist derrick hunter provides his thoughts on how progressives influence academia, the media and pop culture. >> the media is the center point because it's the easiest conduit and they are despite what your organization has thankfully addressed and documented for 30 years, they are trusted by a lot of people inherently. you know, you see somebody on tv and you see republicans strategists, democratic strategists and are talking about what happened in north korea, they must know what they are doing because they are on tv, there's no such job as republican strategists or democratic -- looks, seems really easy, you talk on tv, i can't find that job. you begin to realize that it is all, if you look good on tv, can you convey the message that they want, are you willing to play along and becomes theater, it really is not brainwashing because i don't know that it's done from nefarious purposes most of the time, sometimes it certainly is but done for convenience sake, done out of laziness, this is what we need, this person

hunter pence, they score 3-2 game. derrick rodriguez. had a two-run lead on the mound.ng on to it. yadier molina, tied at 4. we go into extras. bonus baseball. mark mow lan senn hung a breaking ball. takes advantage. the cardinals get a 5-4 win. >>> the niners and chiefs today. raiders at the dolphins. we'll have the highlights tonight later on abc 7. >>> this sunday morning. waking up to lost sunshine. still stubborn fog in pacifica. look at live doppler 7. you see the san mateo coach featuring the fog towards davenport, pescadero and the central coast. emeryville brightening up nicely. upper 50s in oakland. 61 in mountain view and morgan hill with half moon bay at 54 degrees in this vantage point of mt. tam. san antonio rosa and napa, a chilly morning. 68 already with lighter wind towards vacaville. low to mid-60s for livermore and concord. finally from the east bay hills camera, what a perspective here with some of the scattered clouds, nice looking day today on the way. it will be breezy at the shoreline. we do have a fire weather watch going into effect tonight int