and jared cohen looks at the eight vice presidents who became presidents due to the death of their predecessorsenjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span 2. this weekend on book tv, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, former director of the consumer financial protection bureau. >> it's about consumers and the problems they face. it's about consumer finance and how it's changed. it's about the new consumer financial protection bureau and the role and the importance of the work that it engages in to protect people across america. >> sunday at 12:30 p.m. eastern, hr mcmaster, former trump administration national security advisor. >> the united states and other free and open societies ought to do everything we can to protect ourselves against the efforts of the chinese communist poverty to subvert our free market economic systems and our democratic form of governance. >> and at 6:20 p.m., author and city of university new york professor on mass incarceration in the u.s. >> the fact that most people leave prison do a little bit of analysis to see that we could be closing prisons already and jails a

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cheney and former presidential advisor karl rove reflect on the george bush administration and later jared cohen set the precedent due to the deaths of their predecessors. enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> starting out on book tv world affairs institute distinguished fellow joshua project discusses the views of socialism. >> thanks to jeff and charles for the hospitality. and as alluded to, this is quite an august group including i'm afraid a number of people who know as much about the subject asi do . i'm going to do my best to leave plenty of time for give-and-take around thetable . the book, socialism is in the airright now . the book is first of all a history and i'm going to quickly set the history and then spend some minutes on what's happening today and then we will have a back-and-forth or around the table. so the term socialism was coined in the 1820s and 30s by the followers of a small group of thinkers, british and french who were not out to overthrow governments but had ideas of a better society of sharing and also had the quite good idea that the way to get there

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