this weekend dana lasch contends that the united states is divided itself dividing itself into two countries coastal america and fly over america. >> is the area between new york and la that's 30,000 feet below your plane window. it is the huge expanse of patchwork. whenever you look down. you've no idea what's going on down there. it's small town america. it is the people with middle-class america. i have an uncle who owns the quarry. it's people just everyday people who aren't on the coast. they value family. it's all of those people that don't get the attention that the coast gets. >> this airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. you can watch all previous programs on her website book tv.org. they recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress but they are what they are reading this summer. >> i am a multiple reader so i read a lot of books at the same time so sometimes i will finish a book all in one sitting but more often than not i read in different parts of the book. one book that i finished reading recently is a book that you did a whole segment on. i'm a big fan of sha

the transport secretary lasch out. >> this appears to be a minor matter and does not have to do with passengers or the jobs. this feels like an excuse. >> there was a surge in passengers and the terrorist businessave brought numbers down. >> the saudi arabia oil production moves to a record level and the country usually meets the increase in domestic many of these are maintaining pressure on regional rivals and they said they would thatlood the market and they will be seeing if saudi arabia cuts back on the production when the temperatures cool. u.s. inventory is larger than expected and the oil prices have a decline. mobil is contributing to this and you can see all three of these in the red. and the europe closed dax is down about a third of a percent. the turkish president has since a warning and said that it would be treason, if they did not pay ve the way for investors. the world's largest economy has been struggling to restore confidence. familiarbar has been a target. take a listen. bank will be damaged by lower profits. we will not shy away from questioning banks when they go

danahen, afterwards with lasch. she argues the u.s. is splintering into two countries.oastal america and flyover america. you can't run a country you have never been to. guyis interviewed by benson. >> it seems in so many ways not just people and flyover nation, although they are targeted, you have a yanking back-and-forth. it goes back to, we need you to show up a certain way to vote. that divide is kind of scary. it is affecting whether we will be able to equally defend ourselves against a major threat. >> a journalist looks at how some school policies are having a negative effect on black female students in her book, "push out." veryrgues schools are the institutions that are criminalizing black girls. at c-span.org, you can watch our programming any time and your convenience. go to our home page. click on the video library search bar. review the list of search results. click on the program you would like to watch. if you are looking for our most current programs and you don't want to search the video library, our homepage has many programs ready for your immediate v

then, with syndicated radio host the lasch, she argues intod states is turning two different countries. just peoplethat not in flyover nation are targeted, you have this yanking back-and-forth, pulling them in one direction or another. we need you to show up to support this issue. but that divide is kind of scary. politics is affecting whether we will defend ourselves against a major threat. monique looks at how some policies are having a negative three on the lives of female students. schools that are supposed to help are the places that are criminalizing black girls. >> sunday night, a documentary health inspector talks about his documentary. teaches in jinks, oklahoma. >> i'm not the teacher who will look at something that is not good and go that is nice, you did a nice job with that. i will say what is not working. eventually every one of my kids makes a better piece than they did at the beginning. eventually the kids who did well , they internalize this stuff. i no longer have to say these things to them. 8:00 eastern.t, trump held a rally in pennsylvania. he was introduced by rei

book, the burger kurt -- court, .he speaks in washington dc and at 10:00 p.m., afterward, with dana lasch, she argues that the u.s. is splintering into two countries, coastal america and flyover america, in her new book . you cannot run a country that you have never been to. she is interviewed by guy benson, the town hall political editor. likeems like, not just those in the flyover nation, although they are targeted, you have a yanking back and forth, the right and left pulling them in one direction or another. and it goes to, you need to support this particular issue, but that divide is scary, because politics is affecting whether or not we will be able to defend ourselves against a major threat. p.m., lookingt 7 at how some school policies are having a negative impact on the lives of black female students. she argues that schools and other institutions that are supposed to help are the places that are criminalizing black girls. >> and now, progressives talk about the future of the supreme court and diversity in the judicial system, in light of the presidential election. this is one hou

eastern afterwards with syndicated radio host dana lasch, she argues the u.s.s splintering into two countries, coastal america and flyover america in her book. you cannot run a country you have never been to. she is interviewed by guy benson. >> it seems in so many ways that not just really so much in flyover nation, although they are targeted, you have his back and forth pulling them in one direction or the other, and it goes back to we need you to show up a certain way to vote or support particular issues. that divide is kind of scary because politics is affecting without not we are going to be able to easily defend ourselves against a major threat. >> on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, a journalist looks at how some school policies are having a negative impact on the lives of black fema students in her book -- female students in her book. she argues that schools and other institutions that are supposed to help are the very places criminalizing black girls. go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >> "washington journal" continues. host: back at our table th