we want to thank dick morris for being here tonight. his book is for sale, $25. he will be sitting up here signing books. [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> on this columbus day weekend, three days a booktv. on "after words" radio host and contributor charles sykes with a look of the conservative movement in america. he is interviewed by fox news contributor, tammy bruce. also this weekend nobel prize-winning economist mohammed younes doctor how to solve the problems of global property. he speaks with jeffrey sachs of columbia university. michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law exam is a second amendment. and the atlantics franklin ford takes a look at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. on news, politics and free will. then monday, columbus day, we have got the finalists for the national book award which will be presented in november. that is all this holiday weekend,

that kind of thinking in american politics today so not that he needs that much introduction but dick morris is one of the finest political consultants in the united states and there's no doubt about it. i doubt there's a better mind in analyzing the political scope that we have today and he was top aid for many years and thank god for dick morris because he pushed brooklyn to the right on many different things since his reelection and he has authored team best seller books which is, crazy and it's so impressive. and hopefully you guys buy his book today. that's what this event is about and donald trump is a great read so i encourage you to buy that and we will do a book signing at the end so without further a do here's dick morris. >>. >> years in new york where you don't have to worry about paying your rights. >>. >> good to be here. thank you paul for arranging this. and recovering it, what do you want me to do? >> here? okay. take over my diet coke, okay. good. thank you. i am curious, i've been mentioning this on my facebook page where i have to show called the six the deep state and on

9:00 a.m., art leavine reports on the many health industry and at 10:00, plate cat strategist dick morris weighs in on the russia investigation and the trump campaign. at 11:30 p.m. eastern ucla recovery on incarceration in los angeles. that all happens tonight on booktv. con [inaudible conversations]ations >> good evening, and welcome to the main event the last program of the evening here in the bathroom. i am an editor correspondent pawedcaster at npr and a full-time faculty member at american university school of public affairs. it is my very great pleasure to be here this evening with johnai farrell. jack farrell to his friends. and he has written his third book, his first book was calledl clarence dar darrow, attorney for the dammed and the second book was tip o'neill, and then he turned to richmond nixon -- richard nixon, the life. he. >> pause hi is such a popular character. >> because of that that trajectory i have to ask what made you turn to dick nixon?n >> i was drawn to his story. the original subtitle for the book was richard nixon, an american tragedy, and i was struck as i

at 9:00 a.m., art leavine reports on the many health industry and at 10:00, plate cat strategist dick morris weighs in on the russia investigation and the trump campaign. at 11:30 p.m. eastern ucla recovery on incarceration in los angeles. that all happens tonight on booktv. con [inaudible conversations]ations >> good evening, and welcome to the main event the last program of the evening here in the bathroom. i am an editor correspondent pawedcaster at npr and a full-time faculty member at american university school of public affairs.

thank you representative dick morris rogers for all you've done and representatives mcmorris rogers and advocates for my organization's work and congresswoman delauro has been valuable in that. i'm a daughter, wife and mother. i'm the daughter of two immigrants, my mother from italy and my father from china and the mother of two fabulous children and patrick is a typical 11-year-old. they are all in the audience today and i thank them for allowing me to work hard everyday to improve theveryday t only forsythia but for cole and alex and many others. the genetic counselor pressured the and we continued with the pregnancy and never looked back. i discover the life span with not three but 15 at the time if i also discovered there was little or no clinical research adjusting. after i gave birth i found myself in bethesda meeting with the director of the institute of health doctor who pointed out down syndrome was the least by the nih and told me if you do just one thing established an academic told in this audience needs to be there. we did that in 2008 by family and i organized a summit and

dick morris hypothesized it was started by the british because they were upset with donald trump becausee supported brexit. searchst the viewers c-span archives and type in k morris and -- dic that may put a spin on things. host: that video and all past videos from the last 30 years on c-span can be found on the website, c-span.org and search as she said, to find it. long beach, california on our independent line, aaron. ,aller: i am calling in because whether democrat or republican, you can tell a fruit -- a treat by the fruit it bears. by the fruit it bears. donald trump is not fit to be our leader. whether it was a lack of response and puerto rico. the u.s. virgin islands. or things he said on the bus about sexually exploiting women and grabbing them, and these sorts of things. or even the tweets he sends out. possibly getting involved in a war with north korea. these are not norms. i do not believe that a man fit to run the free world would r tweet and say these things. when i look at this behavior, there was one explanation, he needs to be impeached. host: we are talking about the l