but at one point in the golden age of muckraking and james o'keefe is our textbook muckraker of americanjournalism. cosmopolitan was not actually just a collection of smut and tips it was actually a bible and one of the breeding grounds for muckrakers. some of james is favorite muckrakers ida tarbell and sinclair lewis, were in this magazine. [laughter] one of the points that james makes it is so important is that all of the modern journalists, wish i was a journalists we are talking about them like that. the same way that when they always attacked those of us as racist. with 20 vowels in there. these journalists who question our journalism have no idea that what james and his team are doing is restoring the greatness of american investigative journalism. restoring it. [applause] one of my favorite journalists and writers was hl mencken. i want to redo something that he wrote. that is so relevant today and so relevant to james his work and his message in this book. much more than half of the amount of the american newspapers print every days interesting only to relatively small minoritie

know this, were at the national press club but at one point in the golden age of muckraking and james o'keefe is our textbook muckraker of american journalism. cosmopolitan was not just a collection of smart, it was a bible and a breeding ground for muckrakers. some of james' favorite item and sinclair lewis one of the points that james makes it so important is that all of the martin journalist the same way that when they always attack those of us is racist, the 20 vowels in the these journalists who question more journalism has no idea what james and his team are doing. it's restoring the greatness of american investigative journalism. [applause] one of my favorite journalists and writers is hl mencken. i want to reach or something you wrote that so relevant today and relevant to james' work, much more than half the matter the newspapers right is interesting to only small minorities. thus only as small part is taken lightly. the more reflective reader believes nothing. why should they believe more. every time they go anything that in vengeance upon his own knowledge he discovers it's inaccur

next up a book party for james o'keefe. his newest book is called american -- [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good evening. thank you for coming i just went from colorado. it is not often that i would rush for my mountaintop of the rocky mountains to come to this fall. as many of you know i'm a refugee. from the swamp, almost ten years ago i made a decision to leave after being here for nearly a decade to raise my family out in the rocky mountain west. i would pretty much crawl over broken glass to do anything that james o'keefe asked me to do. he is, in my view one of the most important figures in modern american journalism. [applause] thi

there probably is somebody does realize this but at one point in the golden age of muckraking and james o'keefe is our textbook muckraker of american journalism cosmopolitan was actually not just a collection of smut and tips, it was actually a bible and one of the breeding grounds for muckrakers. some of james's favorite muckrakers ida tarbell and sinclair lewis in this magazine. [laughter] and one of the points that james made that is so important is that all of the modern journalists and we say journalists when we are talking about them like that, the same way when they attack those of us as a racist with 20 vowels in their, it's journalists who question our journalism have no idea what james and his team are doing is restoring the greatness of american investigative journalists. restoring it. [applause] one of my favorite journalists and writers are h.l. mencken and i want to read you something that he wrote that is so relevant today and so relevant to james' work and his message in this book. more than half of the matter that american newspapers write is interesting only to to small minori

you are on the line with james o'keefe. caller: thanks, james. quite an interesting conversation. am going to talk to the white house press corps in particular. i have done my own story on cnn, and i can to you whether it is jim acosta, tapper, dana bash, you can go on and on and on, none of them have a degree in print journalism. ar down onto be that, they all have -- anderson cooper especially -- they all have alliances with the democratic party, but they do not announce that to us. is in the white house press corps specifically, not what you are doing, sir, is that they should have a degree in french journalism and let the conflict go from that, the white house press corps, with a degree in print journalism, with their own broadcast news is that they get it right, so another words, they police themselves. host: i want to get james a chance to respond to that idea. guest: should they have a degree in journalism? maybe they should not. i do not have a degree in journalism. i just sort of went out and did it and taught myself so i can tell stories. schoolsthat journalism have lost

you can watch this and other programs on both.org for serious readers mixed up a book party for james o'keefe. an audible conversations went back [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] much more serious and sophisticated. >> they did that for about a year, said it isn' so it isn't s unprecedented. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you for coming. i just flew in the release from coloradorelief fromcolorado, ann that i woul would brush from my mountaintop in the rocky mountains to come to the swamp. [laughter] many of you know i am a refugee about almost ten years ago made a decision to leave after being here for nearly a decade to raise my family out in the rocky mountain west, but i've pretty much crawl over broken glass to do anything

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[inaudible conversations] you've been watching coverage for james o'keefe at the national press club in washington, d.c.. if you want to watch this online, go to booktv.org. >> standing on the campus of liberty university where up next is professor ron miller on his book "sellout." when you and i spoke on the phone to book this interview, you said that since moving to lynchburg, the perspective had changed. can you explain that? >> when i wrote the book i was on the outskirts of washington, d.c., and the center cover that has an influence on the perspective and view of things and i was politically active at the time so all of those things made the book not only a memoir explanation of how someone could grow up in a family and cited with very conservative values and then end up becoming politically conservative. coming into the present situation of lynchburg, it is an academic perspective and since it is a private christian institution, the logical perspective came up to play as well. i think a lot of the issues that i talk about in the book were political solutions that look to more

if you want to watch us on line go to booktv.org james o'keefe and you can watch it there. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to the brown bookstore. i work on food media and gender here at brown and tonight i am delighted to introduce dr. rachel herz who is a neuroscientist, a world expert on the psychological science of smell and someone that i'm eager to have as a colleague and a friend. in addition to numerous awards and grants for research record accumulated over the last 30 years including more than 80 original research host, multiple scholars handbooks and several academic and popular books including the college textbook sensation and perception the fifth addition the sense of desire discovering -- and that's disgusting unraveling the mysteries of propulsion. she is a sought-after professional consultant in various industries and is frequently called upon as an expert witness in cases involving olfaction. among commitments as two things are likely to work with dr. rachel herz adjunct professor and i love dealing with her with studies at brown for research teaching

you have been watching both tvs coverage of the book party for james o'keefe. the national press club in washington dc. if you'd like to watch online you can go to booktv.org type in james o'keefe and book. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. with type nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> good afternoon and welcome to the theater here at the national archives. it is a pleasure to welcome you here. those of you that are here in the theater, and those of you joining us our youtube station. welcome to our c-span audience. before we get to today's program i will know about you other progress we february 16 at noon professor chris myers -- will be here to talk about their book, history of race and democracy in the nations capital. it is a tumultuous four century story of race and democracy in washington dc. a city that has often served as national datagram for contentious issues. including slavery, segregation, civil rights and the drug war. after two year absence from public view abraham lincoln is original emanci

next, founder and president -- james o'keefe discusses his new book.eo of apresident and company -- on the pentagon's church policy. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. ♪ , more about a safety proposal with the president of the american federation of teachers command our guest on newsmakers. let's followed by mr. trump anthea straley and prime force to with enough the white house. later, the treasury secretary talking about new sanctions against north korea. >> this week on newsmakers, the president of the american federation of teachers joins us. randi: it is a terrible idea. it showed absolutely no about children, parents, and educators. all want and need schools to be safe sanctuaries for teaching and learning, not armed fortresses. like, this is what the nra has wanted all along. new market for the gun manufacturers. this is where the president, listening session, to the conversation? if you think about it pragmatically, it is an insane a suggestion, because what are you going to

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james o'keefe. and then on book tv afterwards at 10:00. the former white house speech writer he is interviewed by washington book critic. we wrap up our primetime programming with political science professor. on the first year of the trump presidency. tell happens tonight on c-span to book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television, for serious readers. and now here is thank you everybody for coming out. i am the event cordoning or think you for coming out to the location tonight. as you likely know we host around 600 events a year. this location out of our flagship store and then also others around dc. and we are very pleased to host before we could get started. if everybody can to silence their cell phones. once everybody is good with that. we will work to move forward. in addition to working for a very small local paper the washington post is one of the nation's most prominent cartoonists. the president of the association of american editorial cartoonist. many prizes for her work. and the ribbon awar

coming up this morning, founder and president of project maritime, james o'keefe, discusses his new book. talksoliticos nancy scola about the political impact of artificial intelligence on politics in washington. matt thorne, president and ceo of out serve on the pentagon's transgender true policy. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern on saturday morning. join the discussion. the american conservative union is hosting its annual conservative political action conference this week just outside washington, d.c. we will show some of the speakers from yesterday, getting with epa administrator scott pruitt. >>

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. >> james o'keefe talking to twitter people who are very open about how funny they thought it was toainst conservatives. you got your followers back blues multiple account person following you and they were verified. that could be what is happening. >> thank you for mentioning twitter at censoring conservatives. the story is false, people are angry. we will be right back, stay with us. the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim). ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems,

also this weekend you'll see a recent book party for james o'keefe, project veritas author and author of my fright for truth in -- my fight for truth in the the era of fake news. and laura wise-munoz provides profiles of several daca recipients. that's just a handful of the programs this weekend on booktv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. now we kick off the weekend with orly lobel who examines the arguments over creativity and intellectual property. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the latest installment of the coop author series. we are pleased to have with us orliy lobel. she has taught and lectured worldwide including law schools at yale, tel aviv and beijing. she is the professor of law at university of san diego and the or author of award winning business book "talent wants to be free." her most recent book, "you don't own me," was recently described in the new yorker as a hair-raising account of an epic tale, and the financial times describe asked it as a real page-turner of the decade-long court battle between toy compani

james o'keefe. and then on book tv afterwards at 10:00.the former white house speech writer he is interviewed by washington book critic. we wrap up our primetime programming with political science professor. on the first year of the trump presidency. tell happens tonight on c-span to book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend.

interviewed by author and journalist [inaudible] but also this weekend you'll see a book carter for james o'keefeveritas founder and author of american product my fight for truth in the era of thickness. for complete schedule visit to tb .org. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> rule number one on this conspiracy is that undermining your aspiration and i need to be clear because is primarily an audience of color but i say the same thing to a mainstream caucasian audience last week in new york city and i will say to everybody is that your problem today is not that you are black or white but that you're part of what i call the invisible class. you're invisible to power and invisible to wealth and invisible and you don't feel like your vote counts and that's why 100 million people didn't vote. there's a very prominent guy in the media right now and i won't mention his name but he's done great things for social justice and civil rights but he di

is interviewed by author and journalist, torre, also this weekend you'll see a book party for james o'keefe, author of "american photograph -- behalf to, my fight for truth, and laura munoz talking beside u.s. immigration policy and provides profiles of several daca recipients. a handful of the programs airing this weekon on book tv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit book of.org. ... [applause] >> put in a good word for the organizer. >> we are keeping this 5 feet apart but -- >> that's nice. >> would you mind extending became -- >> are reset? let me express my appreciation for you turning out for this event on behalf of susan and him in carl. we deeply appreciate it and we owe a special debt to carl. this is his 23rd panel. [laughter] in 36 hours. i understand the best panel was at 1:00 a.m. in the parking lot of the supermarket across the street from the hotel. >> and those in your pajamas, i know who you are. [laughter] >> let me say to the panel that when we run out of time here i would like each of you to name a book that you think would be most enlightening, helpful to anyone

coming up this morning, founder and president of -- james o'keefe discusses his new book. "politico" talks about the potential impact of artificial intelligence on politics in washington. matt thorne, president and ceo about serve sld and on the pentagon's transgender troops policy. be sure to watch a c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning or join the discussion. .. and this weekend on afterwords tara westover talks about her survival in the ohio mountains and her introduction to education at the age of 17. fox news media host howard kurtz discusses the relationship between the media and the trump administration. emily chang describes the culture in silicon valley, white house reporter paul brandis offers a history of the presidency and the pan-american literary awards given annually since 1963 recognizes books in a range of categories from biography and science writing 2 essays. that is this weekend on booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. for a complete schedule visit booktv.org and follow along

host: all right, coming up, project veritas' james o'keefe will be here to discuss his book, "americanravda." will scola of politico talk about her recent piece. we will be right back. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," author carol westover talks about growing up with survivalist parents in her book memoir.": a carol: a lot of people have this idea but to learn something, you have to have a degree and a whole institution in place to teach it to you. i am grateful to my parents that i was not taught that. when i decided to go to college at 16, it felt like something i i had a -- not because formal education, but because ok, i will learn algebra. i will buy a book. i kept going with that. my parents took it too far. i arrived at university really underprepared. i had never heard of the holocaust. people thought i was anti-semitic. i was not. i had never heard of it. words" on booktv on c-span2. >> i rebuke that. >> i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of people pray for me similarly. as a christian, i believe that christianity has a really long tradition, so i certa

journal, james o'keefe talks about his new book which takes a look at the news media industry in the u.s. after that, nancy of politico onks about her new article how energy is impacting politics in washington. and later, matt the war in joins us to discuss the pentagon's policy on chance rendered troops. ♪ host: good morning. it is february, 24th, 2018. president donald trump's proposal to provide funding and training for bonuses to encourage teachers to carry concealed weapons in their classroom is topping the headlines. the president said that teachers who were armed could help protect students, even when law enforcement officials fail. citing a security guard who failed to enter a school in parkland, florida during a deadly shooting that left 17 people dead. experts are divided over allowing teachers

caller: i wanted to get in to talk to james o'keefe. butan, i love to watch you, let a big liar like this man come okies, in, i mean, it is just ridiculous. he has been sued for misrepresenting himself and he as been sued by a former a acorn worker for invasion of privacy. he has apologized and has agreed to pay $100,000. he broke into a land-use office in louisiana. this man is nothing but a crib, he is a product, -- a crook, he is a fraud, and he talks about fake news, he helped put the men in office known for fake news, known as donald j. trump. named nbc and msnbc, the --gest news organization republican propaganda channel is fox. the hill is reporting that the former rnc chairman is calling a cpac official comments painfully stupid." saidpac official host: howard is on the phone on the republican line from fort lauderdale. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span, and thank you for having michael. -- my call. i was raised in the country, ok, before the age of 13, i was taught how to shoot a gun, ok. i was taught respect of that l

also this weekend you'll see a recent book party for james o'keefe, project veritas author and author of my fright for truth in -- my fight for truth in the the era of fake news. and laura

is interviewed by author and journalist, torre, also this weekend you'll see a book party for james o'keefe"american photograph -- behalf to, my fight for truth, and laura munoz talking beside u.s. immigration policy and provides profiles of several daca recipients. a handful of the programs airing this weekon on book tv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit book of.org. ...