all live from miami. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [silence] [silence] [silence] hello everyone. please take your seat. we're about to begin the next session. as other guests come in, let me greet you with a good afternoon to everyone. i'm alu harrison and again welcome back to chapman session e her at miami book fair. i don't believe anyone this this room is joining us for the first time today, if there is anyone -- no thank you. thank you for being here with us i hope you had an opportunity perhaps to -- produce various booth and activities throughout the fair, and tonight is almost coming to a close. but not quite yet. and we have a real treat in store for you right here in the chapman center for this session and the very next one. so i know that you will enjoy it. at this point i would like you to help me to welcome the individual who will introduce ou

what a night in miami. the rebirth of this rivalry in a big six game was a beatdown. 41-8 for the u. notre dame's second loss of the season will have them scratching their heads as they head home. what happened tonight here in south florida? well, the canes took a huge step toward being back. the ford wrapup show is coming up next. this game directedly derek mobley, produced by bill bonnel. so long from south florida. cassidy? >> thank you, chris. miami, with a decisive win, which leaves tough decisions for the playoff committee. especially since that number one spot is open for the taking. after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. tied at 24. devonte smith's first catch of the game. bama survives de

miami. officials. [laughter] why else? the vendor build houses at the end of the island on the to madrid 50th with carl fisher and in exchange for the island in to be accused at the time of watergate that bought the island from the guy from the guy from the guy. that has the observatory is a good peacocks because gold have classic of this holiday season after the new year's eve dance laid down with the security guards guarding tools in the man who bought the tools and wiring their property also there is it november through april love affair. my money for your beauty and shake hands on that. so after words everything you want is yours. and on the first night this is not a shock to him but added his comfort zone she said tuesday printed card the size of a post card and go through the details. obviously they should not stay in the house it is family-owned for yourself and your negative own negative sons tuesday for ease of access this is also my preference. for how many years? think about it. >

she's one of miami treasured positions. she's such a remarkable writer. she writes fiction she writes memoir, this book is a little bitt of both, i mean, not fictin but a little bit of literary history, as well as memoir. she kind of takes off with the art of at the time and she takes published by gray wolf. and she takes off where she got very, very sick and ends up dying so she writes about personal experience with death but also death in d literature. so shee takes you through somef the greatest scenes of people dying in literature at the same time. very slim book but it has really -- art of sere rei what is that? >> a series that gray wolf does. and it is art of a number of different things and -- art of death is most recent ?awls. >> neil amusing ourselves to death. >> neil that's an old i don't know -- every person in the media ought to be reading that now. that's a bock i read when i was a young scholar many, many years ago and the subtitle is serious discourse in the age of show business. that sub title itself tell you what had book sb is about bu

notre dame-miami. what's going to happen there? t.c.u.oklahoma. >> brian: i think oklahomauc say they control their own destiny and t.c.u. in the running to get one of those spots once we get through the conference championship games. >> houston: wisconsin. >> brian: they're in there. that was domination too. >> adam: they're moving up. t.c.u. and oklahoma likely will face each other twice based on what we've seen, notre dame at number three now probably going up to number two. their loss was to georgia. let's show you what happened already today. mentioned clemson clinching the atlantic but florida state down 17-0. 17-14. they recovered a fumble. then james blackmon gives it away to smith. >> houston: van smith good job with the return. kelly bryant, when he's healthy he's a difference. >> adam: wisconsin dominant. iowa's defense scored two touchdowns. >> brian: that was the offense for the iowa hawkeyes. speaking of dominance, that's what wisconsin did to the iowa hawkeyes, what a difference a week makes, after posting 55 on ohio state

miami. and to the many visitors that come into miami book fair every year. the fair would not be possible without the collaboration and support from many many volunteers, hundreds of volunteers many of whom are students of miami-dade college and also students from our local high school, middle school as well, tremendously grateful to our young people for the support they provide. there are many corporate sponsors i would like to acknowledge, many corporate and community sponsors have come together to make this book fair what it is today. our circle of friends, i always acknowledge you. you get applause, thank you very much. the reason we acknowledge you each and every time is we truly truly value the fact that you have joined the circle of friends and your support means a great deal to us. without further a do, i have the distinct honor of introducing the author and i would like to ask that you silence your devices. we will move on to the program. for salman rushdie is a world run around --

championship in miami. miami played down to the competition all year long, day after, going to pittsburgh. no one goes into the high like that. no one walks in behind the field. >> it's a turnover chain. >> taking it off the bus. i know. >> they thrived off the energy of playing at home. it will be interesting to see they don't look over the opponent. >> what do we see after all the games are done. we can't figure out what georgia beating notre dame and notre dame losing to miami, auburn turning around. we can't figure out what any of this stuff means until all of this is over. these are fun exercises to get into. let's let all the games be played. and we'll figure out what everyone's resume is. >> what is this. >> cos the camera is here. >> debbie downer, >> playing it out. >> i feel importance. >> your intelligence is getting in the way of the show. >> don't over-think it, robert. >> run the ball, you know. [ laughs ] . >> get me off the bus and throw me the ball. >> chaos is common. >> you know how you c

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what a night in miami. the rebirth of this rivalry in a big six game was a beatdown. 41-8 for the u. notre dame's second loss of the season will have them scratching their heads as they head home. what happened tonight here in south florida? well, th toward being back. the ford wrapup show is coming up next. this game directedly derek mobley, produced by bill bonnel. so long from south florida. cassidy? >> thank you, chris. miami, with a decisive win, which leaves tough decisions for the playoff committee. especially since that number one spot is open for the taking. after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. tied at 24. devonte smith's first catch of the game. bama survives despite giving up three ru

welcome to miami. as many of you know this fair would not be possible with the -- without the collaboration of hundreds of volunteers corporate community sponsors. such as o hl and many others. i might add without the convening of miami dade college. is the founder and true presenter of miami book fair. let's give a round of applause to miami dade college. we are getting it started this room is always full of engagement once the guest speaker has concluded you have the opportunity to ask questions we will have a few minutes for questions so please do access the mic in the middle for that. i would like you to silence your devices. and follow me as i get a brief -- a brief introduction of our guest speaker today. norman is a resident color at the american enterprise institute. in a contributing editor and columnist for the national journal into the atlantic. he is a co-author of new york times bestseller is even worse than it looks. one nation after trump a guide for the perplexed the disillusioned the d

you had noter dame, and when notre dame took on miami in that era whether it was in miami or south bend, they were great games. instant classics. so much buildup and so much hype and to have undefeated miami in 2017 with mark richt in his second year, and undefeated notre dame coming off of a 4-8 season, you couldn't hope for anything better. hype next week. >> chris: the irish at home, and not having lost since last year's close call against the irish. we'll bring in the nation's longest winning streak. we'll see you a week from tonight right back here miami. the hurricanes make a strong statement and take a step closer to their acc coastal title. 28-10 over virginia tech. it was a hyped up night. it was a night in which the hurricanes' turnover chain was brought out four times. rosier on the offense, a resilient performance. tonight's game produced by bill bonel. we thank our crew, and to those who help us in the booth. we'll see you back here next week, 8:00 eastern time next saturday. we'll see you then. >>> thanks, chris. so miami's pack to the acc title game is sealed, but the big

miami beaten earlier today, so only three unbeaten teams remain. ucf is one of them. it's been a -- salomon. there should have been a holding call or something there because nevelle clarke held the jersey of him while going down field. >> dusty: nevelle clarke quality cover guy. he was beat down the aisles. he got a handful of jersey has they were running down the sideline. pass interference, holding, whatever you want to call it. fortunate he didn't call the flag. >> adam: had a handful of jersey. should have been a defensive holding. third down and seven. flowers. launches. and incomplete. good coverage by mike hughes down field. >> dusty: pressure brought again by the defensive coordinator of ucf. it was pat jasinski, the inside linebacker who gets clean, fo e forces the errant throw by quinton flowers. big, big stand for that ucf defense. >> adam: now jonathan hernandez has to punt away again. this one to the end zone. out to the 20 comes ucf with 4:33 to play. more post season implications. west virginia heads to norman to take on fourth ranked oklahoma. baker ma

welcome to miami. [applause] as many of you know, the sphere would not be possible without the collaboration of hundreds of volunteers, corporate angst unity sponsors such as a way tell and many, many others. i might add, without the convening of miami-dade college is the founder and true presenter of miami book fair. let's give round of applause. [applause] we are going to get started. this room is always full of engagement. once a guest speaker has concluded, you have the opportunity to ask questions. we will have a few minutes for questions so please do access the microphone in the middle. at this time i like you to ask you to silence your devices and follow me as i give a brief introduction about our guest speaker today. norman is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute and a contributing editor and columnist at the national journal i and the atlantic. he is the co-author of new york times best se seller, it's even worse than it looks. his book, one nation after trump, a guide for t

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miami book fair takes place in downtown miami on the campus of miami-dade college. we had a little over 525 authors representing every genre, everything that you can think of we are representing at miami book fair. >> joint booktv for the miami book fair live from miami-dade college saturday and sunday november 18 and 19th on c-span2. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the council on foreign relations. the book we're talking about today is

my miami book fair takes place in downtown miami at the campus of miami-dade college.his year we have a little over 545 authors representing a new genre, anything that you can think of we are representing at the miami but there. >> type of tv for the miami book for live from miami dade college saturday and sunday november 18 and 19 on c-span2. >> during president's presidential campaign he promised to move israel us embassy to do this from tel aviv. after becoming president he signed a six-month waiver to delay the move in hopes of spring peace talks between israeli and palestinian officials. the waiver expires on decembe december 1st. this week former us andsr

you had noter dame, and when notre dame took on miami in that era whether it was in miami or south bend, they were great games. instant classics. so much buildup and so much hype and to have undefeated miami in 2017 with mark richt in his second year, and undefeated notre dame coming off of a 4-8 season, you couldn't hope for anything better. hype next week. >> chris: the irish at home, and not having lost since last year's close call against the irish. we'll bring in the nation's longest winning streak. we'll see you a week from tonight right back here in south florida for notre dame and miami. the hurricanes make a strong statement and take a step closer to their acc coastal title. 28-10 over virginia tech. it was a hyped up night. it was a night in which the hurricanes' turnover chain was brought out four times. rosier on the offense, a resilient performance. tonight's game produced by bill bonel. we thank our crew, and to those who help us in the booth. we'll see you back here next week, 8:00 eastern time next saturday. we'll see you then. >>> thanks, chris. so miami's pack to the a

miami book fair takes place in downtown miami at the campus of miami-dade college.this year we have aittle over 525 authors. representing every genre. anything that you can think of, we are representing. chris must live coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday starting at 10:30 am eastern. on booktv on c-span2. >> tonight on c-span2, a house here in a sexual harassment policies for members of congress and their staff. the senate finance committee reviews the republican tax reform bill. later political congressional reporter dresser-rand sexual harassment in congress. dow's

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this is live coverage in miami. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. we are about to begin the next session. going to get started. good afternoon to everyone and welcome to miami book fair. as i look out, i see many of you who have been with us all morning. i am sure there are many who have been with us since last sunday. in my right? who opened the flare with a black sunday? it is truly a pleasure to welcome you to miami book fair 2017. let me say a special welcome as always conveying the gratitude to the circle of friends from miami book fair. we will continue this outstanding cultural or literary event for the community, and visitors came to the book fair in the month of november. the book fair is year-round. i hope you do visit us all year long but particularly on this 7 day extravaganza of wonderful authors, booksellers, presenters, chefs and many other literary enthusiasts. thank you for being here. i want to ask as always that you

clemson wins 34-ten take on miami in the acc.hampionship game. >>> let's it's let's up to an arbor. ohio state at michigan. wolverine fans are not happy with jim harbaugh. fourth quarter ohio up four looking to ice it. takes the hand off into the end zone. ohio state wins 31-20. urban meyer pretty good, six six-zero versus michigan. >>> all right. one thing i know you never want to be compared to johnny manziel and that is exactly what's happening to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield. you may have heard mayfield takenned kansas last week and his coach decided to remove the c from his chest on senior day and would sit him for oklahoma opening drive as well. didn't matter because oklahoma scored a touchdown on that opening drive without mayfield and probably would have won without him as well. they rolled west virginia today and i thought this post game comment by west virginia is d coordinator summed it upper infectly he said i "quote we stunk up front, we stung at linebacker, dana meaning his head coach should fire me after tha

welcome to miami. such an honor. >> thank you, very much. >> i first want to start with the most important aspect of this entire story which is your son. the honorable captain. i wanted to tell us what you want about and his legacy. >> he was the best of america. two, we brought him two years old to this nation. this country. and the rest he learned. it was others extending for fairness. he was made right here, made of the diet of the goodness of this country. i did not know until recently i was at an event in washington dc. a lady approached me and she said you do not know me but your son was my commandant in iraq. he found out that i cry every day because i was so afraid. he made a point as long as he was there, he would come to me every evening before i went to bed and he would assure me i'm here to protect you. that is what we know of him. [applause] i pay tribute to if there veterans in the audience here or by the reach of my voice because of your service, your family service of all who are vetera

this case place in downtown miami at the campus of miami-dade college.this year we have a little over 545 authors representing every genre. anything that we can think of we are representing. >> joined booktv for the miami book fair live for miami-dade college saturday and sunday, november 18 and 19 on c-span2. >> shelby steele, your most recent book called "shame: how america's past sins have polarized our country", where did that come from? >> i wrestled with the title for a long time on this book. there are many different themes in this book. i could not find that sort of single thing. with my wife's health, i fondly came around to the word shame. it seemed to bring together all of the things i was trying to work with. and -- >> was the central theme you were going for? >> the idea was that america arguably, the greatest country in all of history, also commit one of the greatest ends, perpetrated that sin over centuries. dehumanized and entire race of people. relentlessly. you're in and year out for a very long time. so it is a profound evil amidst stunning greatness.and so now, i t

booktv is live in miami for the miami book fair. . . . . [inaudible conversations] good morning, im miami. please, find your seats. we are going to get started. it is a pleasure to be here with you. i am the dean of the college here at miami dade college, and we are delighted to offer you the 34th annual book fair. [applause] this book fare wouldn't be possible without the support of the sponsors such as the knight foundation, the bachelor foundation and we're also thrilled to have with us our friends who are over local heroes many of whom are here today. please we acknowledge your support. today's program will feature van jones who will speak forpe a portion of time. please give a shout out. [applause] we will have time for questions at the microphone. if you see me, but isn't a good sign. we will get as many in as possible. if you haven't already silenced your cell phone, please note he will be signing books in the autograph area too the right of the escalator. i had the honor and pleasure to introduce the codirector o co- f the foundatio

we are in miami for the miami book fair.several hours of authors and collins ahead full schedule available @booktv.org or were getting a reaction to van jones and his comments about his new book beyond the messy truth. joe is in annapolis. hi, joe. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i got some of the show yesterday you had katy tur on, , chris matthews, with some else that at the same politics as van jones it does today which i think is far too left of the spectrum and wondering if you could address the question that you post yesterday that you ignored. a call yesterday as to why c-span can't have any conservative people on as guests. notice people on phone but as guests. you just completely ignored that person, insultingly so i would cpaa is wondering you could confirm why c-span doesn't have conservative guess. is it because companies the punch you won't let you? is it because c-span's management won't let you? >> host: i understand, joe, and i wasn't a question that was presented yesterday. that was a statement. so i c

in the fourth, miami seals it. goes on to win this one, and finish off their biggest comeback win in five years. they also extend their national leading winning streak to 15 games. number 5 wisconsin hosts the 19th michigan. both defenses solid in the first half. jim harbaugh hoping to pull it out. scoreless in the first quarter, michigan punting on their own goal line. the punt bounces, picks it up and he's off 50 yards for the easy score. third quarter, badgers leading by four. kendrick pryor with the end around. no one is going to catch him. 32 yards, pay dirt, badgers win 24-10. they remain perfect this season at 11-0. and of course the 120th big game is under way down on the farm between stanford and cal. all of those highlights and warriors highlights in philadelphia, they are not off to a great start. more news after the break. thanksgiving. but people couldn )t wait to get into the christmas spirit... victorian-style. the annual "gre >>> we are days away from thanksgiving, but some people wanted to get into

1982. >> luego de salir de su natal cuba, se mudaron a miami.s padres, y mira lo que logrÓ. ser una gran corresponsal y una gran periodista. >> su trayectoria simple ha sido respetada. su micrÓfono alcanzó a legisladores y a presidentes. carlos corrales fue camarÓgrafo de lourdes en miami y dice que siempre la recuerda escribiendo sus reportajes en una procesadora de palabra. >> [indiscernible] >> por mÁs de dos dÉcadas, lourdes llamÓ a washington "su casa". hoy es dÍa de recuerdos y nostalgia. >> tristeza porque despuÉs de trabajar tanto tiempo con ella... ¡24 aÑos! >> felicidades, lourdes. [aplausos] >> hace unos dÍas, ssus colegas la sorprendieron con un "hasta luego". la jefa de un nuestra corresponsalÍa fue portavoz del sentir de todos deseÁndole a lourdes, lo mejore su retiro. >> les deseo a todos, a toda la generaciÓn, que tengan muchos Éxitos. pero mÁs que Éxito, que tengan muchas satisfacciones. >> lourdes, te vamos a extraÑar. marÍa elena: creo que no nos alcanzan las palabras para expresar nuestra gratitud. lo digo a nombre de todo el

con on behalf of miami book fair in on behalf of miami-dade college and everyone here. thank you for embracing us with your presence and with your inspiration. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> host: booktv's live coverage of the miami book fair continues. we have got one more this statement that we will be live all day tomorrow on sunday. joining us on our booktv said at miami-dade college katy tur of nbc. her book unbelievable, my front row seat to the greatest campaign in american history. katy tur reading this book there doesn't seem to be much of a filter. is that a fair assessment? >> guest: this was not coverage of the political campaign that i was following. it's not what happened in the donald trump orbit for every decision that has been made. this is the look about what it's like as a journalist to be there and to see it up close to show america what we do for a living, the hardships we go through, the long days, the longer nights the interactions we have with the campaign the interactions we have with supporters has humorous lighthearted mome

if they had plans to go to the caribbean, go south florida and miami beach. >> ft. lauderdale and boca raton saying similar demand. >> increase in demand and length of stay that we would expect during this period of time. you're having a lot of people displaced. >> there is one worrying trend that travel executives say could hurt the travel industry. international visits to the u.s. are down. >> right now we're down about 3%. every percent is basically you're talking about $2.5 billion and 5,000 jobs. one percent one way or the other has a huge impact. >> a stronger dollar and policies out of washington such as a travel ban are behind the slowdown. >> middle ea is for all intents and purposes not coming here. it's a shame because we get great people to come here. middle east visitors spend a lot of money but right now their concern is will i be stopped at the airport. will i be embarrassed? therefore we lost aremendous amount of business from the middle east. >> so far domestic travel growth is offsetting the decline in foreign visitors. for nightly business report,

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[applause] >> miami book fair takes place in downtown miami at the wilson campus of miami-dade college. this year we have a little over 525 authors representing every genre, anything that you can think of we're representing at miami book fair. >> join booktv for the miami book fair live from miami-dade college saturday and sunday november 18th and 19th on c-span2. >> here's a look at some authors recently feature on booktv's "after words," our weekly author interview program. former face the nation host bob schieffer examined the role of the media today. former fox news anchor gretchen carlson talked about the challenges of women who had been sexually harassed in the would be place. and craig shirley discussed the life of newt gingrich. in theing weeks, daily caller news foundation christopher bedford will explore the leadership skills of president trump. christopher scalia, the son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia, will share selections from his father's speeches. new york times best selling author -- [inaudible] will report on the work of her grandfather, manhattan pr

-lemonis: we're in miami. -mary lou: we're from miami. chuck and i met in high school.e're high school sweethearts. lemonis: okay. mary lou: chuck, in 1976, went to new york because his family had a swimwear business, and then, i moved to new york. and we always thought we would come back here. lemonis: and why haven't you? mary lou: because i have the job. i have the income. i have the health insurance. lemonis: so why doesn't the business move to new jersey if you guys can't move? mary ellen: my brother was here. he went to college here. he stayed here. it just was convenient at the time. mary lou: and we just kept it here. -chuck: yes. -lemonis: okay. any time you split the operations in different cities, you're potentially gonna have a high level of inefficiency. also, typically, the fashion world is either east coast, based in new york, or west coast, based in los angeles. and so one of those two choices isn't miami. can i see the product? is there a warehouse or something? mary ellen: yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. this is the warehouse. charlie: this is where we bring

live from the miami-dade campus in downtown miami.is beverly daniel tatum, the former president of spellman college in atlanta and the author of this book. why -- why are all the black kids sitting together in the cafeteria and other conversations about race. dr., tatum, we are talking to you about a book that was written 20 years ago, why is that? >> we are talking about a book that i wrote first 20 years ago and i i have revised and updated which was releasedleased in sep. this book in some ways is a new book because there's a lots of clang in the last 20 years. >> was it your idea to update it or the publishers, did they come to you? >> the publishers approached me about it but i was thinking about it because i wanted to write a book for young people of the 21st century. >> why are all black kids sitting together in the cafeteria? >> that conversation is really a conversation about identity, identity development which unfolds in adolescent. one of the things we know is that racial group membership is an important part of identity p

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takes place in downtown miami and miami dade college.s year we have a little over 525 authors representing every genre. anything representing miami book fair. this >> kongo thing political unrest under the president who sought power for the last 16 years for the government's been accused of inhibiting election since 26 teen as an independent commission recently sent a boat for december 2018. here is a house hearing with witnesses testifying on humanitarian conditions in the congo. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much good ranking member for organizing this hearing. my name -- [inaudible] mvemba phezo dizolele over the past two years release diplomat politicians have focused mostly on the crisis around the election and on the struggle for power in contest. we are so preoccupied with the

we have to have >> of course, miami next week taking on clemson. that game on abc next sad night, the acc title game. ucf against memphis, the american title game. a loss like this for miami, what does it mean playoff picture? >> to me, it doesn't mean anything. rosier has to be better. one loss team can still get in. that means the winner of miami clemson team is still going get into the playoffs. rosier didn't have any confidence in this game. >> this is your schedule here. when you talk about rivalry games coming up. i know you can't wait for notre dame stanford. >> no doubt. pay attention also to georgia, georgia tech. if you only have two hours, it will be done quickly. >> arkansas dismissing brett beal ma! don't understand the move. very tough times at arkansas now. >> we'll see you on abc tomorrow. what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero d

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six miami firefighters have been fired for a racist act. they were involved in a september incident in which a noose was draped over a framed family photo belonging to a black lieutenant in their station. city officials say 11 firefighters were involved, and five others could be suspended or demoted. finally, a spokesman for rand paul says the senator from kentucky is "fine" after being "blindsided" in his home in bowling green yesterday. the 54-year-old paul suffered only a minor injury. police have arrested rene boucher for the assault but gave not further details. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neil

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the miami book fair is not just this weekend. it's a weeklong event. we are down here for the weekend, but during the week they of authors commit such as the bush twins and donna brazile, former chair of the dnc whose new book is called "hacked." she spoke your earlier this week, and we will show you just a portion of it right now. >> so i just finished the book. you didn't even sign up for me. >> i will sign it today. >> i'm not even making a line. and you know, the book may be a little sad. the book made me a little sad because i have a lot of this. as your friend, as your assistant, as a cnn colleague, as a political activist, as an american. and the threat of democracy that the 2016 elections had meant, i think it's something that when i read about in pages it just makes me so sad. if you go to a chronological order, but also maybe sad because i i lived through this with you, a lot of it. the seth ritchie murder. >> you were with me. >> the death of your dog. >> loved him. >> the loss of your job at cnn, which was a family for you. >> yes. >> the l