up to the boy and bought him lunch and krystal gave him a big hug and said he is on his way to.you see that in the stories of the people that we love. it reminds me of how gracefully people like kristol used to be reduced to their hardships. one final comment. we are going to see the consequences because of these kind of requirements. how can you have a an authorized governmental id when literally you don't know where you're going to be living next month's >> i'm not from milwaukee. [laughter] i would like to point you back to the tool and you personally as an economic or because i think it is interesting as a quantitative policy pressure to change the way people are using people in communities and there was a question earlier about humanizing the owners and the landlord and i kind of want to ask more about humanizing the impoverished or homeless professors that teach and that they're always worried about the poverty at the end there's been a history of the urban economic affairs who continually gone to the cities and have done this whole process while being helpful and have som

. >> a little bit from krystal wright, her new book. how democrats how democrats gave us crime. sanctuary cities, abortion, and racial division. you're you're watching book tv on c-span. >> afterwards is next. this week, former congressman jc watch recalls his pass from college athlete to public office. he spoke with kevin, editor-in-chief and senior vice president of espn's, the undefeated. >> host: it is great being here with you. >> thank you. >> host: we have not seen each other in a while, we see each other all the time a capitol hill when you are congressman covering the washington post, it was great getting to know you then and it's great to be able to talk to today. >> guest: thank you. when i saw that you were doing the interview i was was delighted it was going to be someone i had a little background within a little history with. i have always found you to be professional in your work with washington post, congratulation on your new assignment with espn. going from politics, current affairs, to football, you'll still have some of those issues that will intersect but it

. >> krystal, you're up first. >> caller: i live in hastings, nebraska. several years ago or last year actually the epa tamed the water. back in 1994 a woman passed away at the age of 50 from the water as well as others do here. and her husband opened up a clean water place for people to get free clean water and this was dedicated to his wife. how can it be that the epa would not allow them to test it? i don't understand how they cannot have epa test the water? >> i'm not familiar and obligation to make sure that our water supplies are safe. not only our safe drinking water, there's clean water. they are responsible for the implementation of the clean water act and it was passed in the 1970s. that includes testing. part of the legislation i filed yesterday. a broader testing to make sure children are safe in regards to lead in water. if there's any problems at all, there's a public notification. it also provides u for a greater immediate response including the use of fema if we have a major problem. i agree with you that epa needs to know. they need to kn