of course there is only one element missing and that is marlon bundo himself. we wish she could have joined us on stage we will charlotte to give him a cuddle mom -- from his fan in yorba linda. making a wonderful easter gift for your children and all of those that are with us today it is my pleasure to introduce the author and artist the vice president daughter charlotte and her mom, the second date, karen pence. [applause] >> thank you very much. we have been doing a different format tonight we will tell a story. first of all i just want to say thank you so much for being here. it means so much to have a book when people come and buy the book the lot. this is our first go around so thank you for being here tonight we have at so much fun this afternoon be to the library it is absolutely -- beautiful it is a great privilege to be here and a great introduction. you are probably wondering how this all started writing a funny book? so charlotte will take it from there. >> thanks for coming to everyone this is cool and special and a dream of mine and i was very sma

it's selling more than the original marlon bundo.elling more than the james comey book, which was number one on -- you're now more -- >> at that point it's getting ridiculous. it sold -- i just found out, i just got the latest figure this afternoon. it sold 180,000 copies so far. which is definitely more than we were prepared for. >> seth: right. and you didn't know how successful. and before you even knew how successful it would be, you made the terrible mistake of giving the money away. [ laughter ] you thought it would be a few bucks here and there. >> i'm sure hbo would find it absolutely hilarious they're getting no money out of this. >> seth: yeah. but you are giving -- tell us who you're giving the money to. >> we're giving it to the trevor project, a fantastic organization for at risk lgbtq youth and to aids united, a wonderful hiv organization. >> seth: fantastic. >> fantastic organization. [ cheers and applause ] and you can still get it. you can still get it. even though all the books that we had are gone, many more are be

i am marlon bundo pence.ere at the vice president's residence. >> chris: they are donating proceeds from the book to charity. charlotte to fight human trafficking, mrs. pence to support art therapy. >> when our soldiers come back and can't talk about trauma, art therapy is something that can help bring those emotions to the surface where than they can deal with them. >> chris: charlotte says he brings bunny lovers together, erasing political minds. but comedian john oliver came out with his own book trolling the vice president, with proceeds going to lgbt and aids groups. >> our story is about marlon bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit. >> on marlon's instagram marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is two bunny books that benefits charity. >> chris: marlon can be seen in instagram flipping the pages of his crib. while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of the kid reading a book it makes my day. >>

never published a book like this. >> on monday, pence's daughter and wife released this book, marlon bundo'sy in the life of the vice president, but stealing the thunder was john oliver's version, a surprise for readers, but not a surprise for chronicle books, they've been working on this project for approximately five months. >> it's really a standout in our history. >> reporter: their version focuses on marlon bundo's personal life, as he falls in love, and decides to marry another male bunny. >> this is a very important story line for us, because of san francisco and the culture here so we really did jump in to help send a message like this. >> the story's antagonist, the stink bug. >> he does look a little bit like the vice president, but he's just a stink bug. >> until the rest of the animals get together. >> wait a minute, we get to decide who's in charge, we get to decide who's important, we can volt. >> reporter: the story concludes, the stink bugs are temporary, love is forever. chronicle books printed 40,000 copies to start, not nearly enough just days later, they're back on press

second laty karen pence and her daughter charlotte share the story of their family's pet rabbit marlon bundo, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history. tulane university professor on moonshine drivers and the origins of navescar and sunday 8:00 a.m., landscape historian on the annual white house easter egg roll that began in 1878 and the changes that have been made along the way. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> for nearly 20 years in-depth has featured the nation's best known, non-fiction writers for live conversations about their books. this year as a special project we're featuring best-selling fiction writers for the in-depth fiction edition. join us live sunday at noon eastern with walter mosley. his most recent book is "down the river unto the sea" and devil in a blue dress, gone fishing and fearless jones, plus over 40 critically acclaimed books and series. we'll be taking your phone call, tweets and facebook messages. our special series, in-depth fiction edition with author walter mosley, sunday live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. >>> sunday night on

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we thought we had to name him marlon bundo. it was a funny name. steve: the rest is history.he illustration. she wanted to make it a educational book. people don't know the role of the vice president. what does he do? there were things we didn't know until we came into the role. it talks about the living on the naval observatory. it talks about him being the president of the senate and a couple other fun things in the book. ainsley: this is the naval observatory? >> that is the naval observatory. ainsley: you were a teacher for how many years? 25. ainsley: you're an artist. i've been in your home, the picture that you painted of the, it was the state capital in indiana? >> yeah. ainsley: that was so beautiful. >> thank you. ainsley: did those end up becoming very popular? >> a lot of times we give it out to charities prints of that copy. steve: i love the story how marlon became known to the world when you were coming off of a jet, suddenly people are going, they have got a rabbit. >> that is really, we say the book and story really started with marlon because it really did.

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second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte share the story of their family's pet rabbit, marlon bundo. saturday on american history tv. c-span3 at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on lectures and history. tulane university professor blake gilpen on moon shine drivers and the origins of nascar. and sunday at 8:00 a.m., landscape historian jonathan pliska about the annual white house easter egg roll which began in 1878. and the changes that have been made along the way. this weekend on the c-span networks. >> monday, on landmark cases, griswold v. connecticut, griswold of planned parenthood challenged the connecticut law banning the use and prescription of birth control. it was ruled to be unconstitutional and established a right to privacy that is still evolving today. our guests are helen alvare law professor at george mason university antonin scalia law school and rachel re boch e, law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases monday. and join the conversation. our hashtag is landmark cases and follow us at c-span. and we have resources on our website for background on each case. the la

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