today we are author martin dugard, the author of best-selling books including taking harris, and the explorers with bill o'reilly these the co-author of the killing series, the killing letters which is a bestseller so without any further ado to talk about "taking berlin" his latest book, martin dugard will. >> did you tell me if my voice is not. if you're out there are not going to hear-sanything i say . people at c-span have pulled me that you know a time when we get to you and you have a question we will microphones you. you see on my so if you question raised your hand over and on to. thank you for coming out. it used to be a writer things like this were fairly common . you have a mouse and do signings and travel around the country because of covid the shape of the world, book signings are rare days to respond to the house talking about taking berlin which is later love. so i see my cross-country team out there, and coming out. we have some chairs up for it people want to sit. come on down. the. help me out here. we're trying to alook like i'm following. there you go. there we go

today we w are welcoming author martin dugard. is the author of several best-selling books of history including taking paris, into africa and explores, and with bill o'reilly he's a co-author of the killing series, most recently killing the legends which is a a current bestsell. so without further ado to talk about "taking berlin," his latest book, martin dugard. [applause] >> every -- could you come in? my voice does that kerry and you're out there were not going to hear anything i say. the nice people at c-span have told me to let you know ahead of time if we get to the q&a portion of today, if you have a question we will bring a microphone to you. everything is going to be on mic. so if you have a question raised her hand and they will bring the mic to you. they will do that. anyway, thanks for coming out. used to be as a writer things this were fairly common. you know, you would have book come out andou you do a dozen signings and travel around the country but because of covid and the change in shape of the book world, book si

today, we're arthur martin dugard. he's the author of several bestselling books of history, including taking paris into africa and the explorers and with bill o'reilly, he's the coauthor of the killing series most recently killing the legends, which is a current bestseller. so without any further ado, to talk about taking. his latest book, it's martin dugard. could guys come in and my voice does not carry you and if you're out there, you're not going to hear anything i say. the nice people at c-span have me to let you know ahead of time. if we get to the q&a portion of today. if you have a question we will bring a microphone to you. everything is going to be on mike. so if you have question, raise your hand and they'll bring the mike to it. we'll do that. anybody for coming out. used to be as a writer, things like this were fairly common. you know, you'd you'd a book come out and you do you know dozen and so many that travel around the country and because covid and because of the change of shape of the book world you k

today, we're arthur martin dugard. he's the author of several

today, we're arthur martin dugard. he's the author of several bestselling books of history, including taking

martin dugard shares his book, taking berlin. describing the capre of the capital city in april 19 by allied forces, towards the end of world war ii. at 10 pm, on afterwards, entrepreneur in aol cofounder, steve case, talks about his effort to create start-up opportunities, spur innovation, and generate jobs around the country in his book the rise of the rest. he's interviewed by atlantic magazine ceo, nicholas thompson. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two and nd a full schedule watch online anytime at book tv dot org. up next, harvard, like the university of north caroli, use race neutral programs such as outreach to minorities and other represented students and financial support programs. a supreme court case, along with the usc case -- could be heard as one case. until the cases were separated upon justice contingent brown jackson joining the court. the justices have through june 2023, tissue. ruling this runs two hou. >> we will hear arguments next in case 2011 99 students for fair admissions against the fellows and pres

two, features leading authors and their latest nonfiction books. 9 pm eastern bestselling author martin dugardshares his book, taking berlin. describing the capre of the capital city in april 19 by allied forces, towards the end of world war ii. at 10 pm, on afterwards, entrepreneur in aol cofounder, steve case, talks about his effort to create start-up opportunities, spur innovation, and generate jobs around the country in his book the rise of the rest. he's interviewed by atlantic magazine ceo, nicholas thompson. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two and nd a full schedule watch online anytime at book tv dot org. up next, harvard, like the university of north caroli, use race neutral programs such as outreach to minorities and other represented students and financial support programs. a supreme court case,