. >> host: dinesh d'souza. are his legal troubles today conflicting with the book publishing? >> guest: as funny say that because he just found out as you may know that he is going to trial. i can't comment much on the legal issue but it certainly seems to me, my opinion that is the case of targeting and harassment of someone who was very publicly against this administration and i think he is going to possibly be talking about that a little bit in the luck when it comes out. it is now scheduled for public public -- publication date the first of june and the book is called america, what would we have done without her? the point is america has stood for liberty and freedom and opportunity as a shining city on the hill for centuries and perhaps it no longer is able to stand for what it has always stood for for people around the world who want to come here and have an opportunity and the danger is according to dinesh that we are sort of losing sight of those fundamental values that made us the place everyone wanted to come including dinesh d'souza himself. >> just a quick preview

place everyone wanted to come to including dinesh d'souza himself. >> host: just a quick preview with marji ross, publisher at regnery, of some of the titles coming out from that company this year. of you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> actually, the film comes from the spanish cimarron, and at the beginning -- [inaudible] which has wandered off the farms and by with extension it was used for runaway slaves. so it was cimarron in spanish, marom in french, and it became maroon in english. now, what is interesting also is that even though maron is used and cimarron as any kind of runaway, then it became really used for people who settled in the woods, the swamps, the mountains. but in the united states maron was actually reserved for large -- [inaudible] communities of suriname and jamaica. and in the united states maroons were actually calls runaways simply or outliers. >> but these, normally when we think of runaway slaves, we think

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