there's two other books i didn't mention, and doctor of the house by michael burgess, one of my colleagues. but i'm trying to do is draw from other people's experience is and insight which helps me navigate the issues i deal with. >> our host again this morning as the host of the popular public radio program into today's conversation as i said it will be broadcast at a later date. in addition to the work, founder and leader of the project, carried her of the civil conversations project and the best-selling author of among several other titles

in house by representative michael burgess one of my colleagues. what i am trying to do is draw from like i said from other people's experiences and their insights. it helps me navigate the issues that i deal with. >> find out with other members of congress are reading by visiting book tv .org and searching what are you reading. >> now former independent counsel reflects on his leadership of the investigation into president bill clinton. he spoke at the 2019 annapolis book festival in maryland. [inaudible conversation] good afternoon everyone and welcome back if your with us earlier or you just joining us welcome to the annapolis book festival into the key school read my name is john beat i am a foreign service officer for international development but much more importantly, am a proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at key school. i am very delighted to be able to join this conversation with our next author. kenneth starr. let's graciously come back to the festival this year to talke about his latest book. a memoir of his time

mention, and doctor of the house by michael burgess, one of my colleagues. but i'm trying to do is draw from other people's experience is and insight which helps me navigate the issues i deal with. >> our host again this morning as the host of the popular public radio program into today's conversation as i said it will be broadcast at a later date. in addition to the work, founder and leader of the project, carried her of the civil conversations project and the best-selling author of among several other titles in inquiry into the mystery and art of living. joining in conversation today is the professor of african-american studies and faculty associate in the program in law and public affairs and gender and sexuality studies at princeton university. that is a longer title than the one. a scholar of legal history, cultural studies and african american studies the work often focuses on multifaceted issues such as the influence of race, literature and music. the author of five books including the radiant and radical life of your brain, the winner of the 201910 a

it let's bring in michael burgess. he represents the 26th district in the dallas-fort worth area.uspect had previously stay. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. you are listening to the president. what did you take away from his message that? >> can i just say that our hearts are heavy for the loss of our fellow texans. we stand in solidarity with those who lost their family members and loved ones. the president came out with a forceful statement. obviously a statement of conciliation, which the nation needed to hear, but also a statement about the path going forward. i for 1:00 a.m. glad and to hear the department of justice is willing to step up. you know, the cautionary note that we have all seen, when the information is revealed around the shootings, that there were a number of things that were blinking red, and no one did anything, so i think i heard the congresswoman say this morning on another channel that if you see something that is posted online, take a screenshot, get it to someone. he recommended the fbi. i will go a little further and say your local police

views in terms of where tech goes from here after that sharp sell-off yesterday on china story, michael burgessbecause of the china-u.s trade doesn't look like a deal is happening soon, i have given up i am not expecting a deal. dagen: our viewers so smart somebody tweeting the show said it seems like -- irrational reaction to 10% tariff on 300 billion dollars imported goods it is 30 billion dollars why would market sell off like about this? you know, panics are not rationale it doesn't make much when a market is very overvalued price to perfection where you have assets arrange the globe that are like that on top of a very, very leveraged economy here, there, and everywhere. maria: good point. dagen: what was unnerving yesterday going on in kurns overseas, where you have, entities, companies, say in china even south korea when currency drops they have dollar denominated foreign currency denominated debt trying to remay be debts lenders like banks institutions outside of china south korea could be in u.s. in europe that is where you pay to repay debts denom necessitated foreign currency falling

the other book also campus battlefield is another and doctor in the house by michael burgess. one of my colleagues. but also trying to draw from other people's experiences which helps me navigate the issues that i deal with. >> good morning everybody welcome to the book festival. [applause] to proudly support the arts in the humanities thanks in part to generous support from our sponsors and volunteers we are most lee volunteers

in house by representative michael burgess one of my colleagues. what i am trying to do is draw from like i said from other people's experiences and their insights. it helps me navigate the issues that i deal with. >> find out with other members of congress are reading by visiting book tv .org and searching what are you reading. >> now former independent counsel reflects on his leadership of the investigation into president bill clinton. he spoke at the 2019 annapolis book festival in maryland. [inaudible conversation]