and political journalist edmund fossett provides a history of political conservatism from the 19th century until today. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold. watch for many of the authors of the new future book tv on cspan cspan2. >> recent book tv interviewed a republican senator mcsally of arizona who reflected on her life and being the first pilot to fly combat missions in the air force pursuant many can relate to this right now and 2020. many plans are derailed, many people have been because of this pandemic. i took because they did not change the law. it was not fair is against the law even though i graduated higher than others who performed less, i could still not be a fighter pilot because i was a girl. i took an assignment to be an instructor pilot in texas flying the t37, it is not a glamorous job but it gave me the opportunity. you are turning pedestrians into pilots. they're awfully putting you in dangerous situations, puking all over you. but people usually graduating high the class did not take it. i thought it was a chance or me to it keep building my ai

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protesters want him to step down while he's on trial for corruption on charges of bribery and fraud harry fossett is in west jerusalem he says small crowds of protesters have gathered outside netanyahu his house. tens of thousands of people hundreds at least of small protests across the country the organizers of one of the main organizers of these long running on scene as you know the demonstrations they're calling this a kilometer it is this weekend's protests because people are being told they can't protest at a distance of more than a kilometer from their front door in groups of more than 20 and so that we have these decentralized processes across the country outside north and you know whose house here in west jerusalem they are much lower number than they appear to be relatively separate areas of much larger gathering intel of the. happiness and there is relative now is going on there are some minor arrests in gloucester and i soon the dozens of wine making the mall unless people are out of streets again and it's not you know it's i've been in israel by the small saying that it is a considera

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democratic california representative maxine waters in reclaiming her time and political journalist edmund fossett provides a history of political conservatism from the 19th century to today . i'm these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> history and biography is sponsored bywells fargo . >>. [music] welcome everyone, everywhere here with madeleine albright, 64th secretary of state and here to talk about her new book madeleine albright: hell and other destinationsand i just finished reading it and i look forward to having a conversation with madeleine albright about it .welcome to our broadcast today. >> great to be with you david, i enjoyed talking with you anytime. >> i am at the jefferson building in the library of congress, madeleine is at her home in the washington area. we had a long-standing relationship because madeleine and i were young staffers in the white house under president carter and i followed her career ever since then with great admiration so madeleine, this is her seventh book since you l

democratic california representative maxine waters in reclaiming her time and political journalist edmund fossett provides a history of political conservatism from the 19th century to today .