we will let r. k. russell responded just a secondary thread quickly, the right people heard you about the bug so we'll make sure they get online a little more available and easily, and if you want to email us we'll send you a bag, okay? booktv c-span.org. r. k. russell, he talked about his sister. >> guest: first of all thank you for sharing that story. i am so sorry for your loss. there is a need for representation for lgbtq+ pick up a representation for bipoc people if there's a need for representation for all of us because in secret and shame and hiding these countries and his talking points people understand their connected to realize, that they affect real people that a lot of us are just trying to live and love and be happy and great joy in our life and that is not up for discernment. that is not a talking point. people do notot represent us understand as rcs. i just thank you and thank you sister, she rest in peace, for being here you are are and for allowing love to be the principal factor in y

tell you, he was a, well, if you ask me who j f k was he'd be able to say he was a president, but he might not make the connection right. that that the r f k junior is netflix control. what that shows you the problem? no, no, no, i don't. i don't mean it's troubling because of your side. i mean, you're so no different than my kids are. i knew anybody else has kids, but it's, it's, it's, it's the idea, you know, and it's just a, we've moved out. yeah. we don't teach history. we don't teach. uh well see my son, those who are if k n g, if they are, because we've talked about assassinations and i was kind of things i don't know. but in terms of what's taught in the middle school, in high school civics classes, if they even have them anymore and you're absolutely right. i'm wondering, um, as we, i guess uh close down this conversation which you know, you and i, we could go on forever. so do you think he's got a chance no big we did? i'm going back to bernie sanders. and what with hillary clinton and deborah wasserman schultz did to bernie sanders? and the big problem is no debates. you know, it's a great conversation, like we'll see what ha

and in the midst of all that, k r c must answer or perform the person. what are you prepared to do? look around the world. it is filled with violence, discrimination, poverty, and injustice. we must collectively answer the question, what are we prepared to do to change the course of the world we live in? the answer will no doubt be a challenge, but i assure you to the test, the the just on my side, if i the, if i go in the dining that i get a hold out on my bill has to type the jo table when i get there it'll be that way. oh, no, no, no, i understand that you can set it up on the way. like i said, most off the top on, on the, on the, on the thing on the way to go got it might be, i guess it up to you, but the the, the on site the on the job rally her, my little sister store because the model girl that i got you, no problem seeing that on the out of the know nothing 30 minutes us out of the drive i showed my brother through he was trying to sell people for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being saved. well, i guess on my list that's the outcome of the travel police. it'd be

these are hundreds of previously classified documents on m, k, ultra c, r a's top draws immediately reveal the programs main objective to this stuff. can we get control of an individual to the point way he'll do all the bidding against his will and even against fundamental laws of nature, such as self preservation. dozens of experiments were conducted on unsuspecting people. the 1st getting things with thousands of homeless people, prison inmates, mental health patients, and students. 20 years later, after a flurry of high profile low suits against the c i, a program was officially shut down in the us. however many experts that shows an m k. all trust to exist. certainly these types of activities are continuing throughout the world by the c i a, again, possibly under different names. i mean, what comes to mind immediately or these vile labs, many bio labs, dozens of them in ukraine. certainly the ca has some involvement in those previously, the program's goal was to submit do completely of us as well in mind with the help of drugs, namely a new substance at the time l. s. d, c, i a in the

i h m, k r, program c i as well. it has its presence in, um, you know, think tanks and universities the prisons, even in hollywood, conducted experiments on people because they've given funding for some of these experiments. which means that there are professors out there and some scientists and others who have willingly carried out these experiments on people. this c i a program, same wasn't, don't need to create phyllis and ruthless soldiers, but also to control the minds of thousands of unsuspecting people with narcotics. 1951 in the southeast of frogs and full size of the technology for the mass poisoning of people with psycho tropic substances was tested for the 1st time. the general something on here. well, she did tell me to think of them all as some of the families and the setup. your brother, me in his place for when it was saying is that the girl, for example, um she saw blood on the ceiling. she thought there was hair in her mouth that she kept trying to pull out. hundreds, suffered from severe hallucinati

and in the midst of all that, k r c must answer or perform the person flush. what are you prepared to do the look around the world it is filled with violence, discrimination, poverty, and injustice. we must collectively answer the question, what are we prepared to do to change the course of the world to live in? the answer will no doubt be a challenge, but i assure you to the test, the the just on my side, if i the, if i go in the dining that i get a hold out on my bill. i don't have the control table when i get there, it'll be that way. oh no. no, no, i understand that he can set it up on the way. like i said, most of what i thought i saw on on that'll be the view on the, on the way to go gotten my goal for you. i guess it up to you, but the the, the on site the, the, the, the russian states never saw one of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the same assistance, must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush coding and split the r t spoke neck, even

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maybe because of it r f k junior has the highest favorable ratings. i'm any politician running for president right now. he's viewed favorably by 49 percent of respondents on favorably by 30 percent. according to the recent forms pull, that means he has a net favorable. the delta right is 19 points. 19 points is this favorability rating, present a bottom has a negative anywhere between $9.11 favorability rating. the confront rather donald trump has a negative 10 point favorability rating negatives. mr. kennedy's most important favorable is maybe among those high powered influencers that we've been hearing about lately and, and i'll give you some examples of what's going on with this type. baubles are supporting them. it includes uh, former twitter c o jack dorsey, social capital founder chum up uh, probably not teal and a venture capitalist, david sax, billionaire, twitter owner e law must, has even hosted him for some twitter spaces discussions. and then though, there is anti cove and vaccine stance for which democrats are really going after him. than

a pause uh to me to be, to me, to me, to me, to me, to me r r k a r r r. everything goes. this is a voice rendition of facebook, a chat box talking to one another. you are or are everything else they were shut down when developers realized they had created their own coded language. paul's have 0 to me to me, to me. it's a far cry from computers taking over the world. but it is a i taking our language to completely unforeseen territory. you are everything else. the douglas fresh cost is a writer in professor media studies at city university of new york. most of the folks i talk to in the a i world, think of a i as a way to improve people, not just the a as a we smarter but that they will be somehow more ethical. but will they be alive? is the real question. will it be conscious? what distinguishes us from the machine is that we could even ask a question. that question is becoming more and more urgent with the recent advances in a i douglas wrote a book about it. it seems human is really meant as an optimistic rallying cry to say we're worth something and all that stuff that

so r s. k, he's dropped his democratic primary bid and because he's now running as an independent, what are your thoughts? well, you know, it's historic moment to bring attention to the fact that we need a 3rd party. mm hm. so there's that, of course, there's his name, he's, you know, one of the most famous political families in the world. and he has been saying the right things that people want to hear that are feeling politically homeless right now. he wants to end all the a going to pray. he wants the a big farmer to be called out. he wants you know, a lot. so his platform is, is really appealing to those on the right in the left that feel like they've been abandoned by their party. so he's calling using buzz words like the unit party getting away from the unit party, calling out corruption. and also dealing with free speech and calling out the intelligence community. and, you know, he's been very outspoken about the assassination of his uncle, john kennedy and wanting to release the final r

that is conviction among many k r, so that allowing humanitarian support to input because that could to be a month applied if there is really use of more hostages of the intervention by i think pressure also spoke to the doesn't have house. they were invited there and they're talking about releasing 8 russian citizens. mm hm. there is also the, you know, debating this and they might be, there might be movement in that direction by the security council which talks about reducing cost issues and allowing humanitarian $8.00 to be a inputting does a without any interruption. and then lots of volume because there is out, out to cry, bye to humanitarian agencies. like, oh no, no, i'm like, oh, i like w h o, it's is via the diet, no time to waste, they need that immediately. so this, these are the dynamics. as we speak, so probably knowing all that time as i'm seeing, the number of people can on, on our, by our so they might be willing, i believe to do at least some of these hostages. i mean, the exchange for some also part of the, the, the typically for the, of course is the fact that said

appreciate you being here.in [applause]e] >> and that is such a perfect way to end this session to r. k. russell everyone. on behalf of the library of congress thank you for calmative national book festival. we hope to see you through the rest of the day. [applause] >> next more conversation for 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> host: joining usfi now at the national book festival is the cochair of this year's national book festival david rubenstein. how did you get involved with the national book festival and when? >> guest: well, i got involved with the madison council which is a support arm of the library of congress. the liber congress getof most of its money from the federal government but not all of its money. there are support people around the country is aboard the library of congress. t i been followed for now, check the madison council as it's called an part of the effort is to try to help with the national bookhe festival. cochaired thish the library of congress, first with tim billington and with carla hayden. >> is there money that you give to work this ef

the i want to talk about r f k jr. was k, jr, is convinced that his uncle and his dad were likely killed for their believes and even suggest that it was a government hit the theme and talks about having to protect themselves. because he worries these days about his own safety. this guy is the newest phenomenon, politically unlike his uncle did in vietnam, he questions the intentions of our military industrial complex and suggests, for example, that we actually go to russia into going into your grade. it is because of comments like those and others that he seems to be dis sized. i mean, despised by the establishment and corporate media for robert f. kennedy junior said that mainstream media pundits hate him so much. they may cover him more negatively than former president donald trump. let's watch. it's interesting to me because i've been really, you know, slammed in a way that i think is on present even more than, than president trump was lambs by the magistrate by the corporate media. maybe because of it r f k junior

as jacob, you mentioned r s k. earlier i understand that joe biden is not allowed the federal funds for a payment for a security detail given you don't like federal funds or anything, maybe you agree with how on that one. but obviously it's dangerous to run for president. a quick sideboard to what we're talking about. you think that the federal government was ever the federal government's uh, uh, influence is, or design is of the assassination of a sitting president john f. kennedy. and that, that could happen again. then l b j was involved in the kennedy assassination. yeah, i've actually, i've actually written 2 more than 2 books. the 2 principal books on the kennedy assassination ones called the kennedy autopsy and the other is called an encounter with evil. the abraham is a breeder story, and there is no question, but that once the assassination records review board came out in the 19 ninety's, that the military conducted a fraudulent autopsy on the president's body. and that evidence prove that beyond a reason

our next program features r. k. russell in conversation with roswell encina. >> became the first out active nfl player to identify as bisexual pic his new book is titled "the yards between us: a memoir of life, love, and football." roswell encina is a chief communications officer at the library library of congress. please join me in welcoming them. [applause] thank you, kevin. thank you russ. i finish a book this weekend is such a beautiful number. very honored, very profound. i think it's a little bit of love letter to the relationship in your life, your mom but i think especially the men iner yr life, when i mean your stepfather, your biological father, your childhood friend, hoops, your best friend joe and, of course, all your teammates. how did relationships with these men impact you. >> timing that was a foundation of what i felt my mended office, what i discern of my masculinity, of my identity. in this birth very much a culmination of all these people. my stepfather for example, i lost a very young age but st

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the visa, hundreds of previous any classified documents on m, k, ultra c, r a's top draws immediately reveal the programs main objective to this stuff. can we get control of individuals at a point where he'll do all against his will and even against fundamental laws of nature? such as self preservation, dozens of experiments were conducted on unsuspecting people. the 1st getting things with thousands of homeless people, prison inmates, mental health patients, and students. 20 years later, after a flurry of high profile low suits against the c i, a program was officially shut down in the us. however many experts that shows an m k all trust to exist. certainly these types of activities are continuing throughout the world by the c i a again, possibly under different names. i mean what comes to mind immediately or these bio labs, many bio labs, dozens of them in ukraine. and certainly the ca has some involvement in those previously, the program's goal was december due completely across those will in mind with the help of drugs, namely a new substance at the time l s. d, c, i a in the i ch

. >> m-e-r-r-i-c-k g-a-r-l-a-nd.associate deputy attorney general. >> at justice he oversaw the oklahoma city bombing case, an act of political terrorism. later, after nearly two decades as a federal appeals court judge he was nominated to the u.s. supreme court by president obama, but republicans stalled the nomination for ten months until donald trump was sworn in. president-elect biden picked garland for attorney general on the same day the capitol was attacked. that became one of the largest investigations in the department's history. >> we've arrested and brought charges against more than 1,100 people. there are more to come. the videos that every single person happened to have on their phones, that security cameras had, that bystanders had, that media had at the time disclosed faces, some of which we have not yet been able to connect to people. >> you're looking for new suspects, new defendants still? >> yeah. it's not that there are new suspects, but there are people that we haven't found yet. >> why do these

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panko is now being real. plenty more still ahead on the news hour, including a crack down until the k a r s. so may following a suicide bomb attack. the crypto king heads, the colts where we live from new york. one of the biggest fraud falls in history is getting underway, added the scripts is make the save you in the men's competition that the ation gains will have. the light is coming up in school. the in total care around 90 people have been arrested in a security crank down following a bomb attack on sunday. the operation was carried out to multiple provinces comes 2 days. officers, suicide boma detonated, an explosive outside the interior ministry and the council. because each minutes in group the p k. k is reported to have claimed responsibility, a set of costs, all that has mall from the stumble. they also are, these are trying to find out any person related to the p k. k. anyone who is raising who is raising money for them and one in finance here for the abroad impressions of the p k. k. so all these people are in the, uh are, are the to the security tools or 2 charges right now.

i have heard folks shorting the kr x and k r e that go along with the nasdaq 100.ks are not sexy and not doing anything from a perspective that causes investors to dive in. most of the fund flows has been to other growth areas and other areas that are avoiding anything economically sensitive and perhaps recession prone. lisa: have you gotten less bullish on this area? we have seen underperformance versus expectations particularly in the regional space. >> the stocks have an opportunity to trade back to 47 on the kr e. can we get investors to pay attention to what really matters, which is cash flow? operating cash flow for most banks is down 10% from the august estimates free third-quarter earnings. i think the other 90% of ppm are is strong to allow banks to earn through the cycle on credit issues and anything that comes their way. their capacity to absorb losses is extremely good. that is one of the reasons stocks have opportunities to do better. i do not think we will go back to where we were on the kr e pre-silicon valley. we have to get through this recession d

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r. k. russell is the author, and you thank your publisher inrk ts book as well. this is a first book by this publisher. >> guest: it is. am the first slate of influence. >> next more from the 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> i'm kevin butterfield director of the john w kluge center at the library of congress of the clergy since one of the sponsors of this recession will whip out help bring america's most beloved writers here. the kluge center works to bring scholars to residents to her in the collection of the world's largest library and to do work of the sort you hearing about today. welcome to his joining us liveon on c-span as well. proud to partner with c-span year. this panel history is heating up environmental awakening versus climate change denial features douglas brinkley, david alinsky in jennifer white. seven of doug book seven sl six eventually the "new york times" notable books of the year because most recent is silent spring revolution. david is off two "new york times" bestseller and an artist in residence at nyu. our moderator is

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our next program features r. k. russell in conversation with roswell encina. ross made history in 2019 by becoming the first out active nfl player to identify as bisexual. his new book is titled "the yards between us: a memoir of life, love, and football." roswell encina is the chief communications officer at the library of congress. please join me in welcoming them.th [applause] >> thank you. i finished your book this week and it is such a beautiful man memoir. it is a love letter to the relationships in your life, your mother, i think especially the men in your life. her stepfather, your biological father, -- your stepfather, your biological father, and all of your teammates. how did your relationships with these men impact you? rk: my identity here on this earth, it is very much a culmination of all of these people, my stepfather for example, i lost about a young age but his messages rang true to me today, the character of a man is not how big you are or how strong you are, or how intimidating you are, of your work -- is that it is your work out your charac

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once immediate negotiations because r f k junior much more popular than bite and he's running cornell west. they all went the war to n, v a to ukraine, to stop and reevaluation of uh, the united states as role in nato. and i suppose more fellows about the american people who suffer so much it since the economic crisis between 08 i as well. i think that there are also a number of candidates who strongly support the war. you can see nikki haley in the hand. you know the falls about nikki haley and i'll be here to see you then probably number 2 after donald trump, donald trump's all over the place. you know, when he's out of power, he says that he a lender to lend a war in a day. you know, for donald trump, it's all about donald trump. now, i mean, given that you observe these issues and as i say, said there was the dangers with nato expansion. why do you think russia has not level key of, i mean the russian, the think tanks and analysts will say that the initial stages on february 22nd last year with me in the a response to the increased shelling of don't bass and east and ukraine. you

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