[applause] >> far more on james delingpole and his work, visit james delingpole.com. >> what are young this summer, booktv wants to know. tell us what you're reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> this notion in mexico that you don't want to confront, you don't want to pick a fight, because you can't walk away from a fight. once you walk into a fight you to stick with it all the way. and so better not to have it and have it and then have to back away from it. so i go to these different traits and the reality of the country i described how the country has become what i considered to be a full-fledged majority middle-class society with extraordinarily impressive achievements on all counts over the last 15 years. on issues as different as housing, health, cell phones, plasma tvs, access to credit, vacations, private education, private health insurance, the works. this is now a full-fledged majority middle-class society. barely 55, 56, 57%, not more. it's been a bit stagnant the last couple of years, although in housing the boom continues and continues and continues. i go int

with that, please join me in welcoming james delingpole to the podium. [applause] >> thank you. if you want me to talk about great white sharks and salem's law ibm -- thank you for the small government and liberty, before we took more about my book, "watermelons," i would like to show you a little film. >> there is an idea in the and i would like to run by you. everyone starts cutting their carbon emissions by 10% said keeping the planet safe for everyone and this hasn't got to be a huge thing but i would love it if you and your family. >> like what sort of thing? >> like taking your next holiday by train instead of writing or by teeing energy-saving light bulbs. >> [inaudible] >> fantastic to read it would be great to get a sense of how many of you might do this. fantastic. it's absolutely fine. it's your own choice. thank you so much and i will see you all tomorrow. just before you go i just need to press this little button here now everybody please remember to read chapter five and six on volcanoes. >> just want to check on that has brilliant ideas, lots of you to cut down em