i do think itt is true that he is now one of the most strongest influence on thee supreme court. they call it the roberts court butge i think perhaps he is the strongest influence at the moment. that is we encourage people to read the book and see the movie that whatever the politics we wanted a broad swath of america. >> one of the themes that came out in the book is that justice thomas would like to take a longer view. >> i think that's true. >> but the way he sees the declaration of independence come i thank you can understand it if you follow the life story. english is not his first language and his father raised him. when he is abouted six or seven years old they moved to savannah and he said he went from rural poppy to urban squalor. when the food on hungry. and then after two years and his grandfather to raise. but then the vacation is over. and then have to go to school everyday with discipline and hard work but he is functionally illiterate with the third grade education. and with a strong curriculum. and then decided they wanted to be a priest and enrolled in the semina

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they weren't sure how many people were college material but itt turned out it was a huge demand for the american middle class for knowledge and education and the professors were surprised how dedicated they were and is college grew more or less that was a public good. and with that high-rise dorms. and then the tuition was free back in those days. and that started to change in the seventies and eighties. tuition started to skyrocket and then with the telegrams and only way to fill the void is that people take loans and then we see one. 7 trillion-dollar debt now and accumulating that president biden tried to whittle down with his action last week. host: we will get into all of those topics. the author of this book after the ivory tower falls. your chance to talk to him. so what president biden did forgiving ten and $20000 of student debt do you agree with that decision? >> i do. don't feel he went far enough. but i feel that the young people in this country the millennial's were sold the bill of goods and do not get the benefit the baby boomers got they had to pay the price and many of

and to do itt quickly. i mean if you think and not for yearsre but in the three years before thatde pandemic all thate accomplish for the american people i want to give people encouragement. with the right leadership that starts in the house of representatives injustice you for a few short weeks. the leadership ultimately in the senate and at the inn pennsylvania avenue, i know that what we did before we will do again. my faith in the american people in our constitution will always bes boundless. i truly do believe the day will come that government is good is asour people. as a principled, as committed, as compassionate, as courageous. [applause] i am when that day comes, will set america on a course for a boundless future. there are two paintings in the book for those of you are among the 600 people i signed books t for tonight. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you. >> karen and i were humbled by that. if you look at the inside jacket of the book there are two paintings, john. one is a painting that was in m

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cop ru you sannw the cop running up and kicking this young man in the head and then doing itt agai again and then the punchesn. tht are thrown. and i'm just i am stunned as ah father, as a human being, that this was so prevent bull and unnecessary. and i saw no professionalism here, larry. i love cops. cops, i defend cops. i can't defend what i saww on on that videotape, on those camcorder tapes tonight. those and i don't think anybody. >> shawn, absolutely. i starte i started out by saying i don't see a single person defending what these officer see s did. something let me point out something. the police kill more suspects who are whit policewhe every year. they kill more unarmed suspects who are white every singlesingle year.ear. and terry nichols mom said itm a hates her and paints thathere ae the officers involved here are black. well, at least pointed outare ti there are two kinds of cops, good cops and bad cops and both of them come in different colors. and when you call 911, when yo u want a good cop to show up, blac you're not saying i want a black cop or an asian ort a gd a fema

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almost asking permission if it's okay if we w ask these questions and maybe you might want to answer itty. >> they didn't gary gensler come from goldman sachs beforei' he joined the s.e.c.? i mean, it sounds like a revolving door in the biden administration between wall street and his administration. >> all right. i want to i want to switchs. topics here real quick. witctomorrow, we expect footage to be released in the attack of the paul pelosi case. a judge in california has ordered the release of the video of the attack on the husband of the former speaker of the house, nancyir pelosi, inside their san francisco home. fr but why such a delay?ago. this happened a while ago. this is been a real fight g to get these this body camera footage out the door. >> yeah, i mean, this is horrific. what happene d to speaker pelosir husb and her husband.an >> and it's you know, it's awful. what's, it's happened to him. >> but if if it is routine forhe these body videos to come out am to the american people, if it's routine to produce them ina req response to media request, you have to ask k, why are

and itt must. and it will with our help.hank you. >> i disagree with my colleague from texas characterization of this administration. no one has been more insightful, decisive and helpful to the ukrainians than the biden administration. and to suggestmo something elses just a parallel alternate universe but some of us live there. in any event there is one thing that i do want to echo one and that is iranian drones. iranian drones have been present on the ukrainian battlefield for months. it's inflicting massive damage to military and civilian infrastructure across the country troubling reports that russia intends to acquire iranian ballistic missiles that can strike deep even into europe which would be a game changer. how is the administration responding to the growing military alliance between iran and russia and what measures in this case particularly in concert with our allies who should understand it is of their interest to be more robust as it relates to iran if iran produces the missiles that already has the capacity a

itt there show it's very unpopular, so it's only be one win. it can't; can only be one win.the trans rights activists, it can't be. there's no compromise, really. think people really. well i think that people get within issue. get so embedded within issue. and someone, you and i you know, as someone, you know, am i i going to be know, am i am i going to be a hypocrite because i'm so embedded in it? is there any way for to and see the other for me to try and see the other points view? but not points of view? but i'm not going to agree that there are two we to get to two sexes if we want to get to that point, what will happen eventually? i the best eventually? i assume the best solution will be something similar friday similar to the good friday agreement, essentially similar to the good friday agreemewhich essentially similar to the good friday agreemewhich allowszssentially similar to the good friday agreemewhich allows both tially similar to the good friday agreemewhich allows both sides a fudge which allows both sides to believe that they've won. but the can do that is by

i'm not going to fight with you if you are going to listen to rudy giuliani i don't want any part of itt and he heads off to the middle east. as a result that leaves the void open and it's the moment most wanted him to play a part two flight and he chose not to. >> time is fleeing too quickly we've already gone a half hour. this is book tv in-depth program where we usually talk to one author and his or her body of work. we will begin taking your calls in just a little while. susan glasser's width of the new yorker nameder peter baker with "the new york times." they've written three books together. first was criminal and rising vladimir putin's russia and the end of the revolution that came outhe in 2005 and then in 2020 came out the man who ran washington the life and times of james baker the third and at the divider which we've been talking about trump in the white house came out this year. peter baker has also written four books on his own the breach inside of the impeachment trial of william jefferson clinton came out in 2000, days of fire bush cheney and the white house 2013. obama t

you would think from an outside perspective that people go to the slot machines or whatever they do itt to win, to make money. no. if they win anything a kind of disrupts the fact that they are thrown into kind of a coup for there are no clocks on the wall. it's ain kind of labyrinth. as soon as you go when you don't know where the exit doors and that's all on purpose. so what they seek is not so much winning that they seek removing themselves from the struggles and despair of daily life. and of course these casinos play on that effectively and once you get into the habit, their lives are destroyed not just financially but their marriages and e their jobs because they start in order to feed the addiction and start doing things financial including stealing. >> when it comes to these two pathologies which you called them, work and gambling is there a legislative or societal cure or moral cure quack. >> no, there is a societal cure. there is no legislative cure and that is wet' integrated -- wheni did my book on the christian right eye when an with who liberal bias. in fact listening to th

he has some things he can point to that were important but in the moment what itt really came down to it, after the election of 2020 when his father-in-law was heading down the road towards this massive lie to the american people about having the election being stolen, , jared kushner would retreat. he says i'm not going to fight with you on this. if you're going to listen to rudy giuliani i don't want any part of it.t. he gets off to the middle east. as a result that leaves a void open for the mike flynn and sit it out and rudy giuliani. it's a moment when those people, when people most wanted jared kushner to play a part to fight on what was called team normal inside the white house, and he chose not to. >> host: time is fleeting to quickly get with regard a half hour with susan glass and peter baker. this is booktv stint at the program where we usually talk to one author and his or her body of work. talking to the body of work this afternoon and we're going to begin taking your calls in just a little while but susan glasser is totally with the new yorker. peter baker is with the "n

so itte, well, it looks as though the go least in some areas . so it is at least in some areas.at these strikes end up not going ahead. but with disparity between 5% pay rise disparity between a 5% pay rise and the inflation plus pay rise, which teachers are asking for it. i quite see how that gap could be closed. well, thank you very she's our gb very much, olivia. she's our gb news political reporter. olivia we'll bring you more on right here on gb news throughout the and within the next minutes, i'll be getting reaction from math tutor. do not go anywhere . math tutor. do not go anywhere. i will. lots of you've been getting in touch with. your thoughts on boris passing anthony. it says boris is bashed again for taking his staff out to dinner because we were talking about the fact that £4,000 apparently that boris spent on a dinner where he took his staff out in new york, that £177 it's not that £177 a head. it's not that expensive, which exactly what expensive, which is exactly what i and is saying i out i said. and this is saying i out in london recently and spent ove r £100