>> we called and we talked to joseph beth. >> so you went straight through to the owner?or and fox news by the way. you guys are great. i don't know what we would do if we only had the mainstream medi this country would not be the same. glenn beck, bill o'reilly, sean hannity -- we love all of you. >> and what -- what do you think why sarah palin draws such a big crowd? >> i think she speaks her mind. i think she knows what she's talking about politically. i think she knows what's best for the country. especially from an energy standpoint. i think she is a constitutionalist. she knows the constitution. she doesn't want to see the country go toward socialism and i think that's what's happening. >> it's such a high turnout of people being interested in sarah palin just one year after the election passed makes me ask, what does it mean for united states? what is going on in this country? >> we're finding that most of americans that voted for barack obama are dependent on the government. that they feel that the government is going to give them prosperity. and what we're tryin

joseph beth booksellers in lyndhurst ohio posts this hourlong discussion. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. welcome to joseph beth booksellers, a bookstore and beach would ohio, legacy village for those of you in the television audience joining tonight. it is wonderful to see so many people who have come out on a cold cleveland winter night to hear about paul williams and my new book shaping foreign policy in times of conflict. this book is literally so hot off the press it is still warm. they were delivered to the bookstore yesterday and we are excited to launch a national book tour with the event this evening. i will start by introducing myself, paul, a co-author, will introduce him. we will tell a little bit about the book, why we wrote this, how we put it together, what the uniques findings were and then we will spend most of the hour answering your questions because we think that is going to be the most exciting and interesting exchange we can possibly have. to begin with, i am michael scharf professor of international law and director of the international center at case wes

joseph beth booksellers in lyndhurst ohio hosted the seabed. for more information visit josephbeth.com. >>> coming up next booktv presents "after words," an hourlong discussion between guest host and the author of a new book. this week nobel prize-winning economist joseph stiglitz talks about the 2008 u.s. economic collapse and its effect on the global economy. professor stieglitz offers many to change incentives in the economic system and government oversight is required for the economy to function properly. he's interviewed by lori wallach, director of public citizen's global trade watch. she's the co-author of whose trade organization a conference of guide to the wto. >> host: hello. we are here today with professor joe stiglitz, and he has a new book, "freefall," that describes the way we got into the current economic crisis, critiques of what's been done to deal with it and leaves out some of the bigger picture committees we need to address and the dates we need to have in the country to move forward to a more stable economy about what wor