. >> so were getting ready on tuesday and i'm good it did the same thing because i think macola has been working on few policies that would help and convict him fellas given them a second chance. last week i met a guy at a 711 getting ready to pull my wall and give him money. he said i don't need your money, i need a job. that is why encourage our people in the commonwealth of virginia to look at the democratic policies. and i don't have a lot of time, to the trump supporters who keep talking and blaming media, i want to let them know it's not the media's fault, for donald trump to grope women. or to market disabled journalists. the difficulty that people in so for the president to come on and say things like that, that's not american at all. >> the for junior gubernatorial race that they brought up they can't run for reelection because of the state law, he's popular. that's another reason why ralph has an advantage in the race. more voters of virginia believe the state is headed in the right direction. they're less likely to make a change. but the idea on jobs and the economy, even thou

you one more that i think is one of the best books i've read in a long long time and that's david macola's book on the right brothers. host: yes, yes. guest: he is just-- he's a genius. so, all these people from north carolina, kitty hawk all you had was a bunch of sand and wind. created the airplane in ohio, so just remember that. national title or not. we claim aviation, not you; okay? >> you can watch this and other programs online at book tv.org. >> molly campaign for justice to pursue the killer, but because of prejudice, the way authority often neglected these crimes because the victims were native american, one of the things that shocked me was how corrupt much of the justice system was, back in the 1920s especially in this remnant of the frontier many lawmen had little training. it was often easy if you are powerful to buy off a law man. molly and others turned a private investigator. private investigators had a much longer-- larger prominent role in society back then because they often had to fill the void, but the problem with private investigators were they often had criminal ba

then david macola at the national book festival, the librarian of congress, and the mississippi congressmanxt week, watch book tv in prime time on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: for the next half hour we are talking with democrats only. our question -- are you satisfied with your party's leadership? lines for the eastern and central time zone and the mountain and pacific time zones. in about a half an hour we will have a question for republicans only but right now i want to talk to democrats. we do it in the wake of news made yesterday about a top democratic official talking about the leadership in the that official,y, linda sanchez, a democrat from california, the fifth rising democrat in the house and she at newsmakersnt yesterday, our newsmakers program airing sundays at 10:00. here are part of her comments. >> of leadership does a tremendous job, but i think we ofe a breath and depth talent and it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. i want to be a part of that transition, i want to see that manyn, i think we have too great members that do not get