former prosecuter and best-selling author, marcia clark. writer noah hawley. featuring the 8g band with tim alexander. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. violence broke out at a donald trump rally in new mexico last night where police in riot gear used smoke grenades to disperse protesters who were seen throwing rocks and bottles. man, i really thought he'd be over it by now. [ laughter ] we know it's you. a new state department audit has found that hillary clinton broke official rules by not turning over her e-mail records quick enough. ugh. you know between hillary's e-mails and trump's twitter issues, maybe america is ready for a landline president. [ laughter ] the state department criticized hillary clinton for disregarding cyber security guidelines and exhibiting poor management of computer information. for example, she's only changed her password once i

simpson trial prosecutor marcia clark who has written a new novel. co-author of the broadway musical and book hamilton the revolution and you will also hear from seymour hersh whose most recent book is the killing of osama bin laden, which takes a critical look foreign-policy of the obama administration and much more. so, for a complete schedule go to our website, book tv.org and you can see the full schedule of our coverage of their. you can also get schedule and behind-the-scenes updates on a facebook page at facebook.com. /bookkeeping or follow us on twitter@book tv. we are going to kick up our live coverage today with thomas frank, his most recent book is called "listen liberal or whatever happened to the party the people" this is live coverage on book tv on c-span2. >> good morning and welcome. i would like to give a special thank you to all of the festival sponsors. the theme for this year's festival is what is your story and we encourage you to share the stories you hear this weekend on twitter, instagram or facebook. you can keep the spirit g

eastern, marcia clark lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system. she is the author of the book, blood defense. we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. go to book tv.org to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> democrats and gun control set in after more than 24 hours. the headline at nbc news.com. house democrats quote stage a revolt in the house of representatives over gun policy reform suspended their nearly there nearly 26 are sitting in the capital this afternoon. with blending civil rights resistance was social media to amplify their cause, they used used their cell phones to get the message out. as the sitton continues this afternoon, speaker of the house paul ryan spoke to reporters at a press conference. he called the protest a publicity stunt and said it is not very good for democracy. from capitol hill, this is about 20 minutes. [inaudible] one of the things that makes our country strong is our institutions. no matter how bad things get in this country we have a basi

simpson trial prosecutor, marcia clark, talking about her work as an author. this is book of the's live coverage from chicago and will continue in ten minutes to get the full schedule go to booktv.org or follow us on facebook, facebook.com/booktv, or on twitter, #book tv. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> your book you write that a america is the world's largest jailer. >> yes, we are, and it's the title we should wear shamefully. we have five percent of the world's population but 25% of the world's prison population, 2.3 million people incarcerated for spending over $50 billion a year on corrections and when it comes to the racial disparates in our system, there are more african-americans under correctional supervision today than there were slaves at the height of slavery in 1850. >> hough did we get there? >> well, it's all really go

. >> we conclude with charlie's conversation with ezra edelman, marcia clark and carl douglas. they discuss a new documentary on the o.j. simpson trial, o.j. made in america. >> it is unfair since i never met o.j. but i came to, and you know this, charlie, like o.j. reputationally had a reputation of not being a good actor. in hollywood. there is a reason why his career dried up. after spending two years thinking about o.j., watching footage of o.j., putting this whole thing together, i've come to the conclusion i think o.j. simpson is the greatest actor in american history. cumentary when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. good evening. i'm al hunt filling in for charlie rose who's on assignment. we begin tonight with politics. donald trump and hisry-- hillary clinton barring some unfore seeable act will face off in the presidential general election. clinto

. >> host: marcia clark, most recent book is "blood defense". here is the publisher.this is booktv. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here is a look on what is on prime time tonight. we kick off the evening at 7:00 eastern with thoughts on liberty and justice from his most recent book if you can keep it, the forgotten promise of america liberty. at 8:15 on the 1-year anniversary of legalization of same-sex marriage in all 50 states, the book love wins. at 9:15 eastern, the influence of women in the tea party. and at 10:00 on afterwards, historian pamela haig provides a history of guns in america. finish up prime time programming at 11:00 with former state department official hale weston whose book the mirror will look at the impact of war. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> i want to tell you about the mark twain not everybody knows about. most people think of this witty author of huckleberry finn who fought racism and imperialism, that is all true. but he was also an eternal bad boy. he liked to drink, smoke and curs

commits an interview with marcia clark, the prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial. we wrap up book to be we wrap up book to be in prime time with the new york times white house responded with report on the relationship between president obama and former secretary of state, hillary clinton. that all happens tonight on c-span2, book tv. >> michael what you do for a living. >> i am ceo -- which means i work with a lot of really talented publishers and editors, marketers, salespeople, finance people, anything that is involved in running moderate publishing company that is involved in bringing books to other readers in america and around the world. >> host: what makes up the company? >> it is made up of some publishers that have been around for very long time. its oldest division is called little brown company founded in 1837 a boston. we have another division call grand central publishing which is the publishing commercial mainstream fiction and nonfiction. that is better around 35 or 45 years. it started with warner books. we warner books. we have a children books divi

instead, most of the political thes about interpreting second amendment. 10:30 eastern, marcia clark weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. we spoke with ms. clark at the of america.xpo >> on thursday, democratic party officials discussed the planning for the national convention next month in philadelphia. plans include reparations for security and protest. this is 45 minutes. >> today we are happy to welcome to the press club, philadelphia mayor jim kenney and dnc convention ceo leah caughtry. andy executive director, kevin washo. given the four day stravgsz that will draw an estimated 50,000 or mur it seems like a good time to talk to these folks about what to expect. jim kenney became philadelphia's mayor january this year. prior to the election e served at councilman at large. the mayor also served on the counsel when the city hosted the 2000 republican convention. leah dautry is the chief executive oifrt the 2016 democratic national convention. the first person to manage a democratic convention for a second time. previously served as the ceo

joining me is the director, ezra edelman, former prosecutor marcia clark, and civil rights attorney carled on simpson's defense team. i am pleased to have all of them here at this table. welcome and welcome and welcome. why does this man and this case resonate? is it because it is a story of, what? ezra: it is a story of everything, race, masculinity, class, gender, celebrity, the criminal justice system. it is a story about america. charlie: how did you decide to do this? ezra: it is a little bit unsatisfying. i was approached by espn. they had this idea of doing something bigger and more ambitious. it started as a film and it grew over the course of doing it. charlie: now that you have completed it, what do you want us to take away? ezra: that everything is not so simple. charlie: and that you will learn new things. ezra: you will definitely learn new things. you will learn about a history you may have never known or you have forgotten. charlie: what do you think? carl: you can learn a lot about the reason the verdict was the verdict. this is a fascinating exploration of the history of

. >> reporter: darden was a late add to the case joining co-prosecutor marcia clark after previous co-counselan had a health scare just three months before opening statements. amid claims he was only put on the team because of his race. >> back then i did not feel used because of my race. on reflection, i'm not quite sure. >> reporter: simpson's acquittal affecting darden deeply and personally. >> with the realization that he had been acquitted, i am honored to have -- >> reporter: since the trial, darden says he's unfairly shouldered a lot of the blame. >> when people who were part of that trial point fingers, they need to point fingers at themselves, garcetti, clark, others. it seems to me that they still don't understand what happened in that courtroom. i do. >> reporter: but when it comes to johnnie cochran -- >> i am ashamed that mr. darden would allow himself to become an apologist for this man. >> reporter: despite their fiery exchanges in front of the jury, darden remembers his courtroom foe fondly. >> i miss johnnie. i wish he were here. i wish we could sit in a room like this and ar

you've also been fairly tough on marcia clark saying she wasn't your choice. >> marcia is a fabulousalent characteristics i felt necessary for this particular case. >> and when you look back at all that, i think you're coming to the realization this was always going to be a tough case and maybe one that was not winnable. >> didn't feel that it was not winnable. we knew we'd win the case. once we had the jury we had, we knew we weren't going to get a guilty verdict in the first case. we expected a hung jury and then the -- what the sympathy towards o.j. simpson would dissipate and we knew we'd find more evidence specifically the bruno magli shoes he claimed he never owned. >> what did you learn about what this said about the state of race relations, not only in los angeles but in america? >> that it was much deeper and it had a vibrant chord, especially in the black community than i expected. i don't know if you know the story about me reaching out to president carter. >> no. >> in the middle of the trial i'm trying to figure out, all right, what do i say as a good ceo with the lawyer

p.m., actress stacey dash on her life in conservativism for it at 10:30 p.m., an interview with marcia clark, that lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial. we wrap up tv with the new york times white house correspondent, mark minard's report on the relationship between president obama and former secretary of state, hillary clinton. that all hillary clinton. that all happens next on c-span twos book tv. coming up first, wenonah hauter. >> after tonight's talk we will have time for questions from the audience. after which will have a book signing which will be here at this table. we have copies of "frackopoly" available for 20% off at the register which is in the next room. this event i want to say thank you for buying books here at the bookstore your purchase supports the future of an independent bookstore. thank you for that. we. we are pleased to have c-span's a book to be here taping today's event. when asking questions during the q&a please know that you will be recorded and please wait a moment for the microphone to come to you before asking your question. also a reminder and thank you

you also got gil garcetti, you got marcia clark, people on the prosecution team.o? >> they were very, very, very difficult. >> seth: yeah. >> three verys. very difficult. >> seth: three verys. >> gil garcetti had not talked about this basically since the trial, 20 years. an over to my house. we had a lovely afternoon sitting out in his house by the pool. lovely conversation. and then he's like, yeah, i'm still not doing an interview. >> seth: really? >> oh yeah. and i was like, this is all we have to do. just like this, it'll be fun. just me and you. >> seth: this is easy. >> nah, no thank you. >> seth: wow. >> it took another visit and it took a conversation with his son, who happens to be the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti. >> seth: yep. >> and eric said to him, look, i think it's time for you to tell your story. he was one of the few people who didn't write a book after the trial. and i don't know -- my brother actually, my older brother, went to grad school for a bit with eric and he said, i know his brother a little bit. i think you probably can trust ez

former prosecuter and best-selling author, marcia clark. writer noah hawley.roke out at a donald trump rally in new mexico last night where police in riot gear used smoke grenades to disperse protesters who were seen throwing rocks and bottles. man, i really thought he'd be over it by now. [ laughter ]

eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor of the o.j. simpson trial ways in of the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she is the author of "blood defense." we spoke with her of the publishing industry's annual trade show in chicago. foro put tv -- booktv.org the complete schedule. >> house speaker paul ryan and committee chair kevin brady unveiled a new tax proposal part of the republican house agenda. we also heard speaker ryan give his thoughts on the u.k. referendum. this is 25 minutes. [indistinct chatter] mr. brady: good morning, everyone. i'm kevin brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee. america is the greatest country on earth. we don't have to settle for a second-rate economy where paychecks are flat and millions of qualified americans can't find full-time work. and why is america growing weaker while our foreign competitors grow stronger? the problem is the costly, complex and unfair tax code that washington imposes on hardworking taxpayers. house republicans, led by our speaker paul ryan,

eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book "blood defense." we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show book expo america in chicago. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> general david goldfine has been nominated to be the 21st air force chief of staff. he testified at a senate arms services committee hearing last

eastern, marcia clark lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial, weighs in on the legal system. she discusses her discusses her second career as a novelist. she is the author of the book "blood defense". we spoke with her at the book expo in chicago. go to to booktv.org for the complete begin schedule. >> democrats and gun control said and after more than 24 hours on on house floor. the headline, at nbc news.com. house democrats quote stage a revolt in the house of representatives overcome policy reform suspended their nearly 26 are sitting sitting in the capital this afternoon.

eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book "blood defense." we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show book expo america in chicago. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> general david goldfine has been nominated to be the 21st air force chief of staff. he testified at a senate arms services committee hearing last week. he took questions on the air force, personnel strength, the challenges of retaining trained pilots and experienced officers and recent budget cuts. from capitol hill, this is about an

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>> marcia clark is a fabulous lawyer. bill hodgman was the person that i picked. his heart problem, that's it. you know? here's the team. >> you didn't mean to slam marcia clark's prosecution of the case. >> she is a wonderful person. intense person. but a very good trial lawyer. >> this documentary goes one particular place, inside that white bronco chase. you actually have the interviews with contact lamb i believe. take us into those moments for us watching. we think we see a suicide at o.j., driving somewhere, with a.c., with cash. that may not be the case. >> that may not be the case. but it was impossible to know what was going on in o.j.'s mind. it was as important to dumd the that day, from gill you see in chase, as watching it on tv. to the police and the s.w.a.t. guys who went to his house. to zoe tore, who -- the helicopter pilot who found o.j. i think part of what i was hoping to do was show this from a 360-degree perspective of those on the ground that day. that's not something -- >> you think he was suicidal in the car? >> no idea. >> the themes are

. >> marcia clark -- [no audio] >> it looks like will temporarily lost that transmission of the house democrats sit in. that is an periscope and facebook. we expect some of these problems right now we take you to a presented of john lewis was talking about the democratic sit on gunhey demand a vote control legislation. this is from earlier today. >> when did you start to plan this sit in? is: the past to or three days we thought about it. we made a decision that we should do something out of the ordinary. most of the members didn't even know. only a handful of us. we never said anything to our leadership. usfelt that it was time for to do something. be dramatic and out of the ordinary and reactive. >> it has been going on six or seven hours, how is it going? sen. lewis: it is going very well. with a greate it sense of dignity. this is a keeping with the philosophy and the discipline of nonviolence. i never thought when i came to congress and opinion for almost 30 years. the will of the house. by sitting down we're really standing up. for the very best in the american tradition. >> how

from the fdr presidential library, weekly interview after words, history of guns in america and marcia clark lead prosecutor in oj simpson trial weighs on the legal system. plus role women play tea party movement, and eric argues america has drifted from the founders original ideas of liberty and justice. those are just a few of the authors. book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> joining us on book tv mandy hussey of indiana university press. what are some of the books you have coming out this season? >> well, i would say our top two books this season are trapped and run and hopeless but optimistic, the first here is trapped and run, that's written by samie, he's iranian born but currently lives in ireland and her story is her memoir about her desperate journey to freedom so he was married in ireland and she had a daughter there. she got divorced, she went back to iran and met a man she had known as teenager and she start today date him and ended up being a little bit crazy. she got pregnant and then she moved back to ireland. she wanted her dau

eastern, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book "blood defense." we spoke with ms. clark at the publishing industry's annual trade show book expo america in chicago. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> general david goldfine has been nominated to be the 21st air force chief of staff. he testified at a senate arms services committee hearing last week. he took questions on the air force, personnel strength, the challenges of retaining trained pilots and experienced officers and recent budget cuts. from capitol hill, this is about an hour and a half. [ indistinct conversation ] >> how are you doing, general in how are you? good to see you. i'd like to apologize to my colleagues for beginning this hearing a little late. there was a meeting called by our republican leader of republican senators which is still going on which i'm sure our other colleagues will be joining us soon at the conclusion of t

some of the authors you will hear from include amy goodman, marcia clark, also california senator barbaraboxer recalls her life in politics in afterwards and tom talks about personal library and reading habits. a look at the world war i le

simpson trial prosecutor marcia clark who has written a new novel.the broadway musical and book hamilton the revolution and you will also hear from seymour hersh whose most recent book is the killing of osama bin laden, which takes a critical look foreign-policy of the obama administration and much more. so, for a complete schedule go to our website, book tv.org and you can see the full schedule of our coverage of their. you can also get schedule and behind-the-scenes updates on a facebook page at facebook.com. /bookkeeping or follow us on twitter@book tv. we are going to kick up our live coverage today with thomas frank, his most recent book is called "listen liberal

. > on sunday, marcia clark, the lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial, weighs in on the legal system. her.oke with go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> house to my ended a 25 plus .ur sit in on the house floor later, nancy pelosi spoke to reporters about getting a vote on the bill. to assist with the five minutes. minutes.s 25 ms. pelosi: good morning, i know it's not morning but i haven't been to sleep yet since tuesday night, so, beware. as you all know, because you've been there, when we get sworn into congress we take an oath of office to support and defend the constitution and the american people. guided by the moral strength of john lewis, our sit-in on the floor resonated around the world. and focused the attention of the american people on the radical and reckless obstruction to bipartisan, very popular gun safety bills. the republicans turned off the microphones, we raised our voices. they turned off the cameras, we went to periscope. they tried to shut down the discussion and what resulted was a discussion heard around

. >> on sunday, marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. system,eighs in on the discussing her second career as a novelist. she is the author of the book blood defense. we spoke with her at the annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >> president obama says he is confident that the united kingdom will have an orderly transition in leaving the european union after the referendum. he made the statement speaking in california. that event included a discussion with young art for norse, including facebook -- young entrepreneurs, including facebook founder mark zuckerberg. this is about an hour. [applause] obama: thank you. hello everybody. thank you. thank you very much, thank you. everybody have a seat. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you. oh, thank you so much. good-looking group. thank you. well, first of all, let me thank the president for the introduction and the entire stanford family for letting us take over the campus for a few days. as some of you know, john is stepping d

. >> reporter: marcia clark gave us a statement saying this documentary provides what is perhaps thenation of the history of race relations in los angeles in any medium. the series tells the truth about the context in which the simpson trial took place and far and away one of the most riveting, moving and honest pieces i have ever seen. the fourth installment airs ni starting to get into the infamous trial of the century, which tells you how much there is to say about o.j.'s life. >> here is a person who was at the center of it. joe, thank you. >>> coming up, what alicia keys is now making her fans do with their phones at her concerts. >>> prince william coming up with his quest to end online bullying. right after this. what's yours?illion ways to top your kids' rice krispies. ♪ a dash of fruit in their favorite colo♪. ♪ a bunch of pineapple 'cause hey -- it's summe♪! ♪ bananas and berries 'cause the letter b rock♪. the fun never stops! how many ways can you snap, crackle, pop? to be taken care of. in good hands? like fin

eastern, marcia clark weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist.s the author of the book "what defense." we spoke with her at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. washington journal continues. host: we are now joined by timothy healy from miami, the former director of the fbi terror screening center which he held from 2009 to 2013. good morning and thank you for joining us this morning. guest: good morning, kimberly. host: let's talk a little bit -- terror terrorist watchlist. what exactly is it? aest: the terror watchlist is database of all known or suspected terrorists that the u.s. government has. it is run by the terror screening center which is administrated by the fbi. host: we are talking with timothy healy, the former director of the fbi terror screening center about the terrorist watchlist and why it is necessary and how one gets on and off of this list. it has gained increased attention in recent weeks with discussion of what -- legislation barring those on this list from buying firearms. can you expl

marcia clark, lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson trial weighs in on the legal system and discusses her second career as a novelist. she's the author of the book, "blood defense." we spoke with her at the publishing industry's annual trade show, book expo america in chicago. go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg took park with the american enterprise c.e.o. arthur brooks in washington this week. it touched on a number of topics, including the ability of technology to bring people closer together. her book, "lean in, and equality for women in the workplace and at home." this is about an hour. >> welcome, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to a.e.i. i'm arthur brooks, president of a.e.i. and i'm delighted to welcome my friend, sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of facebook, to join us in this conversation here today. it's been a busy day here today. some of you have seen we have had many events. this is something i have been looking forward to for a long