after that, mary frances berry, speech. after that, mary frances berry, $5 and a pork chop sandwich. coming up at 1050 p.m., its author eric fehr and his book, consequence, a memoir. weeknights in august at 8:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. >> this week on q&a, aarp ceo, jo ann jenkins, she talks about her organization at her new book, disrupt aging, bold new new path to living your best life at every age. >> joanne jenkins, you are the ceo of aarp, what did you take that job? >> it was unexpected i had spent i had spent over 25 years in public service and i have the opportunity to come over and be the head of aarp foundation. i spent two years there really trying to reinstitute, reconstitute aarp foundation to have it fully focused on serving the needs of the low income, 50 plus across the organization. as a result of the success we had in the foundation, then ceo asked me if i would come over to the aarp side of the house to help develop the strategy for 2020. to make sure that aarp was relevant to its members in the 21st cent

people are going to latch onto this and say even mary frances berry says there is voter fraud and therefore we need i.d. and therefore we need all this other stuff. >> guest: exactly. when i told my democratic party friends that i was writing this for my students, they said you can't write that. we are going to be used in i said no says the book isn't about voter i.d. fraud. it isn't about people pretending to be somebody they are not. what it's about is taking advantage of poor people by giving them a few dollars and a sandwich or public housing are things that they should be able to get anywhere without you giving them this in order to stimulate turnout and in communities we use it to be in philadelphia they call it straight money. another watt -- cities they call it walk around money. baltimore in every place you go there are valid campaign expenditures to get people to the polls and the like but what i'm talking about is taking advantage of the old, the poor, the minority since the one and the republicans, they can try if they want to say that i said this but when i let people read it a

and then after that, mary frances berry, and at 2:00 15 is the book, consequence, a memoir. booktv in primetime on c-span2 2 week nights. naval air force's commander vice administer mike schumacher on the future of naval if a aviation and talk about transitioning to the f-35, the as spray -- as osprey or the unmanned aerial vehicles of uav. >> welcome everyone. it's with great pleasure that i'm introducing this event on the future of naval aviation. before we begin today i'm going to give our usual safety reminder on our precautions. we feel very safe and security in our building but should a fire alarm or something go off there's doors behind you and to my left and right there are exits for the back of the building. so, you just make sure that you're paying attention to csis official who will stand up in that case to lead you through the room. >>> the maritime security dialogue is a product of csis and the u.s. naval institute coming together to highlight the pick challenges facing the needy -- navy, marine corps, coast coast guard, from the naval concept development and pr