margie ross does a speech about how to be a successful professional women. rachel gives a great talk. she was recent lan on fox. -- recently on fox. they are on our website. >> i'm curious with all of the speakers, how are the speakers greeted on campus as opposed? >> yes. we set up the berkeley ones to protect the women speakers. we have to have body guards and we work closely with security. we never had much of an incident yet. but it's frightening the way the left wants to shut down conservative sides and they don't disagree with it anyplore. a pedestrian -- any more. a body guard a day is a thousand dollars but anybody that asked me for it we do it. >> what a great talk. i was curious if you can speak more about her relationship with henry because she was obviously such an accomplished women it would be hard to find a man who would not be threatened. >> it was a very fascinating relationship. they are towering personalities and loved each other very much. they went through life when she became ambassador he was just getting into semi retirement and he sa

margie ross -- >> moderator. >> let's watch. >> i am disappointed in people on our side who are being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women in our party who are sitting the white house, who brought about their extramarital affairs -- who brag about their extramarital affairs, mistreating women. r happens to have he has an after his name, we look at other way. we do not complain. this is a party ready to endorse the republican party roy moore evenhe senate in alabama, though he was a credibly accused child molester. you cannot claim you stand for women -- booing] and stand up for that. -- [heckling] and stand up for that. >> the woman in the back yelling, it is not true. could you hear that? >> i could hear it. i could see the people. 40% ofh guess, 35% to the audience with with me, plotting and -- me, a plotting fort. applauding and so people were -- forth. people were saying it was a witch hunt come he was framed, and it was not true. >> how much did you think about that before you did it? >> i do not think of what words i would use. we not seem to be -- making excus

margie ross is -- mona: the moderator. brian: she is the moderator from great publications.et's watch. [video clip] mona: i am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the white house, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women. and because he happens to have an r after his name, we look the other way. we don't complain. this is, this is a party that was ready to endorse the republican party, endorse roy moore for the senate in the state of alabama, even though he was a credibly accused child molester. you cannot claim that you stand for women. >> not true. mona: and put up with that. >> not true, not true. mona: well, you know, this is a really interesting point. because there has been this -- >> [indiscernible] brian: the woman in the back yelling "it's not true. it's not true." could you hear that? mona: i could. i could see the people. i should say my rough guess is 35% to 40% of the audience was with me and was applauding. and so forth. bu

. >> well we're here at the publishers convention margie ross republican president in the white house is business for a conservative publish center >> it's a great question he used to always say -- well we used to say what -- good is bad for america and what is bad for america might be good for him and by that we meant when -- we were the party we were not the party in office when a republican or a conservative wasn't in office. we, our book tended to do better. so when we thought about how do we publish in age it have president trump, we were a little worried candidly that that might be a challenge to our books and for our audience. but you know, i think one of the benefits for a political publisher like in this administration is that people are very, very engaged in what's going on in the political landscape. people are really interested. it's become a source of entertainment as well as news. and so that's actually i think, helped make sure that our market and our audience is still engaged and still interested in -- conservative points of view and still interested in buying books an