>> if you harry potter books some grisham books also 50 shades which is a best seller.nd the maze runner series with the movie tie-in. >> what about the process after 36 years? >> with manufacturing people putting hands and their machinery. and they have done something to produce something physical. >> where did you grow up? >> madison went to school university of wisconsin how to get into this business? >> it was a summer job that lasted 36 years. in the beginning of was a helper on the floor. >> then why it? >> worked one way to an apprenticeship in a was fortunate to have an opportunity that came my way to help me along cahan. >> back in the '80s that plan was shut down as we look to hire people and they interviewed me. >> what is the hardest part of the business? >> we have a lot of people that work here with hard effort and people have to work a lot of hours. so to get those out in time. and they're very willing to do it. that is the tougher thing but we appreciate their rewards of that. >> looked at your printing press are there more people on the floor now or les

e-greeted john grisham, danielle steel, harry potter, "50 shades of grey" best-seller and today we have a maze runners series. >> what is exciting? limit every day to put the hands into machinery. they have done something to produce a physical thing. >> just south of madison. >> how did you get into this business? >> customer job that lasted 36 years. i started did wisconsin. i was a whole from the floor >> then what? >> then i worked my way tuesday apprenticeships with the eric journeyman's card to have an opportunity that came my way in people helped me along. >> how did you get to virginia? to make a transfer of three to kansas. , i was out of work and they're looking to hire in i needed a job. but in 1991 and it goes back to the schedules to put part and effort into it. handed it is dictated by a the customers but they are very willing to do it. in with the rewards of that. >> looking at your printing press today is there more or less people on the floor? >> last. i would say about 25% depending on the process. it could be as high as 50% in some departments but obviously to approve

we've done john grisham books danielle steel. with also done the 50 shades that was a bestseller. today we've recently done a maze runner series is very prevalent with the movie tie-ins that's been very popular. >> what's still exciting about this business? >> just a challenge to every day you're still basic manufacturing. people actually putting their hands commissioner and producing the product. so they can look at the underlying insight i did the. it's not all electronic. it's mechanical. they've done something to produce a physical thing. >> where did you grow up? >> wisconsin just south of madison. i went to the university of wisconsin. >> how did you get into this business? >> it was one of those summer jobs that lasted for 36 years spent where did you start? >> in wisconsin. >> what to do in the beginning? >> i was a helper on the floor. >> and then what? >> then i worked my way into apprenticeship. i got my jernigan men's -- journeyman's card and fortunate as opportunities come my way and good people helped me along. >> how did you get to berryville, virginia and? >> i wor

we've done john grisham books, dan yel steele -- danielle steele we've also done the 50 shades that were a bestseller. today we bought recently the maze runner series which has been prevalent. so that's been very popular. c-span: what's still exciting about this business for you after 36 years? >> guest: i think it's the challenge. it's basic manufacturing. it's, you know, people actually putting their hands to machinery and actually producing a product so they can look at the line and say i did that and the it's not all electronic. it's actually mechanical and they've done something to produce a physical thing. c-span: where'd you grow up? >> guest: i grew up in wisconsin. c-span: where? >> guest: just south of madison. c-span: where'd you go to school? >> guest: university of wisconsin. c-span: how'd you get into this business? >> guest: it was one of those summer jobs that lasted for 36 years. c-span: where'd you start? >> guest: w.a. kreiger in wisconsin. c-span: what'd you do in the beginning? >> guest: i was a helper on the floor. c-span: and then what? >> guest: i worked my way in

for a lot outside of alabama it sounds like a john grisham model. an all-white group of students associated with fraternities can school. >> i had a hard time believing if before i >> reporter: a year and a half ago horwitz ran as an incumbent. she noticed something odd while reviewing the rolls. . >> what caught my attention was one address in a single family home, historical neighbourhood had 11 newly registered young men at the address. i flagged it on facebook saying "i think this is suspicious." >> reporter: she says she learnt 11 university of alabama students registered at this one home. >> people were registered in places they didn't leave. >> reporter: on the day of the election she received a tip by a greek member. fraternities an sororities a wristband that would get them into two local bars in exchange for a drink, if they turned out to vote. >> reporter: vote for the candidate, you get a free drink at the bar. >> yes. i was frustrated and was in the midst of this. they hired limo seeps and buses to bring -- limousines and buses to bring

. >> host: where you write -- john grisham, we talked to him and he said that he writes on a computer well, you know, an fbi agent who was in charge of a lot of this told me there's only one way to prevent being hacked, and that is to not use the internet so i think john grisham knows what he's doing. but i do use the internet, you know to get basic facts. it's certainly much easier than in the old days. so i appreciate that. i appreciate computers. i actually had the first ibm pc back in 1985, and it's helped me tremendously. >> host: 202 is the area coarksd 748-8200 in the east and central time zones 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. we're talking with author and investigate i reporter ron kessler. you can also contact us via social media booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail address, @booktv if you want to make a comment on twitter, and finally a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. peter is calling in from burris, louisiana. huh, peter. >> caller: hello, sir. thank you, mr. kessler. i appreciate your audacity and your honesty. i have a chall

attorney barry grisham says booker was arrested earlier near manhattan, kansas. there was no breach at the base. >>> hillary clinton plans to kick off her long expected 2016 presidential campaign sunday. people familiar with her plan say the first official word will come on an online video on social media. she appears unlikely to face a stiff primary opponent so far. >>> capitol hill police chief submitting his letter of resignation today. according to role call, there are reports that his is up order natures aren't so happy with -- subordinates aren't so happy with his leadership style, plus that car chase on the state of the union address night also made relationships more difficult. role call does not know if the resignation will be accepted by the three-member board. >>> still ahead we talk to retiring face the nation host bob schieffer about his plans for the next chapter. >> right after the break this isn't your grandpa's timepiece, an up close look which car company is the first and only to offer built-in 4g lte wi-fi in cars, trucks and crossovers? rankin

tracy grisham made the pilgrimage to the supreme court from her hometown of amarillo texas. opposes any marriage that's not between a man and a woman. >> i'm on the side of god. i'm on the side of righteousness. i'm on the side of truth. and i oppose everything that is opposed to god. suzanne: the justices are expected to issue a ruling sometime in early june. live at the u.s. supreme court, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. kellye: and coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 going to the polls. what folks are voting for in d.c. today. and how much time you have to get to the polls. alison: plus catching up. a look at a new survey gauging the number of crabs in the chesapeake bay. joce: and the phone lines are open for our ask the attorney phone bank. all you have to do is call 703-236-9220. alison: we will continue to monitor the situation in baltimore as that city tries to recover from a night of riots. we will check back in with leon and the rest of the abc 7 team [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all a

. >> host: where you write -- john grisham, we talked to him and he said that he writes on a computernnected in any way to the internet. >> guest: well, you know, an fbi agent who was in charge of a lot of this told me there's only one way to prevent being hacked, and that is to not use the internet so i think john grisham knows what he's doing. but i do use the internet, you know to get basic facts. it's certainly much easier than in the old days. so i appreciate that. i appreciate computers. i actually had the first ibm pc back in 1985, and it's helped me tremendously. >> host: 202 is the area coarksd 748-8200 in the east and central time zones 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. we're talking with author and investigate i reporter ron kessler. you can also contact us via social media booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail address, @booktv if you want to make a comment on twitter, and finally a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. peter is calling in from burris, louisiana. huh, peter. >> caller: hello, sir. thank you, mr. kessler. i appreciate y

lujan grisham: i ask unanimous consent to insert my statement into the record that the house should focus on the real priorities of americans instead of another attack on women's health care. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlewoman from california, ms. waters, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. ms. waters: i ask unanimous consent to insert my statement in the record that the house should focus on the real priorities of americans instead of another attack on women's health care. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlewoman from new jersey, ms. coleman watson, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. mrs. watson coleman: mr. speakerings i ask unanimous consent to insert my statement in the record that the house should focus on the real priorities of americans instead of another attack on women's health care. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlewoman from new york for the purpose of a unanimous consent reque