it's a great privilege to introduce francis fukuyama and i'm just going to read his bio and then we'll get going. so francis fukuyama is olivier nomellini senior fellow at stanford universities freeman spogli institute for international studies and director of its in our democracy, development and the rule of law. he's taught at the school of advanced international studies at johns hopkins university and at the george mason university school of public policy. he was a researcher at the rand corporation and served as deputy director for the state department's of policy planning staff. he's the author of political order and political decay, "the origins of political order", the end of history and the last man, trust, america is at a crossroads, and now this book, while we're here today, "identity." so i want to start, frank, by sq but something we were talking about earlier, which is i was a little surprised that you took on this issue of identity and identity politics. you were telling me this is something that goes back to the essay and book you wrote many, many years ago that a think

more intellectual courage, thoughtfulness and sober wisdom that our speaker tonight, doctor francis fukuyamarancis is a political scientists, political economist and best-selling author who also serves distinguishing-- a senior fellow at stanford university for international studies as well as the director of the center of democracy development in the rule of law. he previously taught at the school of advanced international studies at john hopkins as well as george bashan university of public policy, served as a researcher at the rand corporation deputy direction of the state department policy planning staff and in addition to his latest book which we invited him to address tonight he's the author of political order and political decay, the origins of political order perhaps his most famous, the end of history in the last man, trust and america to crossroads. he's a council member of international forum for democratic studies. advisory council of the democracy fund and alumni of harvard university where he received his phd. after francis fukuyama's talk responding to him will be ryan streete

it began with intellectual it began with something like francis fukuyama writing the end of history asit would never be any more history after the collapse of the soviet union and the tribe of liberal democracies, right? so no more history of bad things. when you do is focus on the possibilities of reimagining our world. everything is possible. technology is putting enormous power in the hands of individuals in reaching out into big organizations and institutions. so anybody could become a publisher. anybody could start a business and they all these powerful things that they could work with and that networks that they could connect to. but meanwhile it's like the nation of "wired" and the mission of these people that we were living among, their mission was kevin kelly described it as their mission was to travel to a new land, over the horizon, called the future. and to come back with fresh kill for the human race. and so that's where you were reporting on and that was added to all the young people, the 25 year olds that were running around, building these two companies and a secreting

really of a lot of on it one of those occurrences here another famous but i think flawed a bit of francis fukuyama we still have this the last man in the end of history i mean people dismissed the book as they should but that's still kind of the g. net. code of liberalism we actually it was heralded by the liberal i know i thought it was a. little teeth this is awful they're totally. wrong lately mission of it's right he keeps revising it well he just made a lot of money off of the need in trashing his own book it but what that's one point here it's messianic is that when you have a missing link view of the world you can tweak it because it's perfect it's sacred it's a deity in a of itself and any doubting of it it collapsed completely go ahead kind of a beautiful theory for liberal lead to money because what it really said this last man and that history the thesis was that no all ideologies works also there was only one left that was liberal democracy and every country if they want to meddle in the world would have to embrace it and everyone would fall on the u.s. leadership and them as they try

live coverage continues at noon eastern with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing his book identity, dignity and the politics of resentment. -- the making of a dream, how one group of young undocumented immigrants changed what it means to be american. markley lives talks about his book the game, the nfl in dangerous times. and texas monthly's mimi swartz on her book ticker. watch live coverage of the texas book festival in austin, this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >> to members of congress are running to be governor of new mexico -- republican steve pearce and democrat mic

on sunday, our live coming continues as noon eastern with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing this book, identity, the demand for dignity be poll particular resents. then the book the making of a dream, how a group of young undocumented immigrants helped change what it means to been. the "new york times" magazine's mike lieb leibowitz talks bit his book, big game but the nfl and then the book on the quest to create an artificial heart. watch live coverage on the texas

live coverage continues at noon eastern with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing his book identity, dignity and the politics of resentment. -- the making of a dream, how one group of young undocumented immigrants changed what it means to be american. markley lives talks about his book the game, the nfl in dangerous times. and texas monthly's mimi swartz on her book ticker. watch live coverage of the texas book festival in austin, this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >> to members of congress are running to be governor of new mexico -- republican steve pearce and democrat michele lujan grisham. this is about one hour. ♪ evening, i'm doug fernandez. welcome to our commitment 2018 coverage in the albuquerque gubernatorial debate. the candidates tonight, republican steve pearce and democrat michelle lujan grisham. are ourus on the panel guests. we also would like to thank the league of women voters for keeping track of the time tonight. the candidates will each get 90 seconds for an opening statement in order we already drew. then we will take a few questions from shelley and ke

on sunday, our live coverage continues at noon with stanford university's francis fukuyama discussingook. wise with herra book as well. group of young undocumented immigrants helped change what it means to be american. the new york times magazine's mark lubavitch talks about his book as well. the nfl in dangerous times. and, texas monthly's in sport with her book as well. texaslive coverage of the book festival in austin this weekend on c-span 2's bi book tv. this year, democratic congressman keith ellison has decided not to seek reelection, so he can run for minnesota attorney general. his republican opponent is former state representative doug wardlow. the election is 13 days away. the candidates debated each other in st. paul. >> ok, now let's begin this hour-long debate. your moderators tonight, tom and leah mclain. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us. we do appreciate that both of the major party candidates for attorney general have agreed to join us tonight, and we look fo

on sunday, our life coverage continues at noon eastern, with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing his book. , with her book, making of a dream, how a group of young undocumented immigrants change what it means to be americans. the new york times magazine's mark leibowitz parks about his book. and texas monthly's mimi swartz on her book, about the qwest to great an artificial heart. watch live coverage of the texas book festival on c-span twos book >> with the election 12 days away, andrew cuomo is up for reelection against mark mol inaro. they appeared on a live debate on cbs in new york city. >> the new york gubernatorial debate, sponsored by w cbs news radio. here is your moderator, marcia kramer. marcia: the candidates from governor of new york faced off to discuss critical issues. welcome to the one and only debate of the highest office for the empire state

sunday our coverage continues at noon with stanford university's francis fukuyama discussing "identity the demand for dignity and politics of resentment." journalist with the book "the making of a dream" how a group of young undocumented immigrants changed what it means to be american. the new york times talks about the book "big game, the nfl in dangerous times." and texas monthly's schwartz on her book "ticker, the quest to create an artificial heart." watch live coverage of the texas book festival in austin, this weekend, on c-span 2's book tv. >>> new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh sat for his third oral argument with the other justices in a case regarding immigration law. this oral argument is an hour. >> we'll hear argument in case 161363, nielsen, secretary of homeland security, versus preap. mr. tripp. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, a criminal alien does not become exempt from mandatory detention by the happenstance that dhs did not

on sunday, our live coming continues as noon eastern with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing this book, identity, the demand for dignity be poll particular resents. then the book the making of a dream, how a group of young undocumented immigrants helped change what it means to been. the "new york times" magazine's mike lieb leibowitz talks bit his book, big game but the nfl and then the book on the quest to create an artificial heart. watch live coverage on the texas book festival in austin. >> in the 12th congressional district of illinois, mike bost debat brendan killingy and green party coined randy auxier. that's next. >> welcome to the only broadcast debates by the three candidate running for congress in the 12th district. the candidates are brendan kelly, green party candidate, randy auxier, and a professor, and the incumbent, republican congressman, mike bost of murfreesboro. the candidates will be questions by beth, jennifer, and ali. i'll be the moderateddor. we'll start with a two-minute opening statement from each of the candidates. the order was determined by a dr

. >>> on sunday live coverage continues at noon with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussing his book identity, the demand for dignity and the politics of resentment . >> what it changes to be american . >> his book big game, the nfl in dangerous times . >> mimi schwartz on her book cheek or, the quest to create an artificial heart. the texas book festival in austin this weekend on c-span two, book tv. >> in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress , the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider . >> former white house executive pastry chef talk to attendees at the white house historical association site summit in washington d.c. he was introduced by the social secretary >>> good afternoon . >> hello everybody. i've been coming around saying hi to you,

on sunday, our live coverage continues at noon eastern with stanford university's francis fukuyama, discussingournalist laura with her book "the making of a dream: how a group of young undocumented immigrants helped change what it means to be american." "the new york times" magazine's mark leibovich talks about his book, "big game." and texas monthly's mimmy schwartz on her book, "ticker: the quest to create an artificial heart." watch live coverage of the texas book festival in austin this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >>> and now, doctors and health insurance ceos talk about the structure of the u.s. health care system and ways to improve service and treatment. the american enterprise institute hosts this conversation on health care policy. >> good morning, good morning. good morning, everyone. good morning. let's go ahead and get

on sunday,ry live coverage continues at noon eastern with stanford universities francis fukuyama discussingjournalist laura "how aith her book -- group of undocumented immigrants changed what it means to be american." mark leibovitz talks about his game -- his new book. mimi smarts on her book. watch live coverage of the texas book festival in austin, this weekend on c-span twos booktv. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday , university eastern of delaware professor tiffany gill on the role of african-american women in the civil rights movement. the 1968 broadcast, "the nixon answer." the 30th anniversary of the tenement museum in new york city. at 8:00, former first lady barbara bush's grandchildren and laura bush reflect on her life and legacy. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. "washington journal" continues. host: at about this time we like to take stock of political ads, which are good and which are bad. consultants,edia .odd harris and steve mcmahon what makes a good ad? what is the metric of success? caller: and add the people can understand and rem