eastern georgetown university professor michael dyson author of fears we cannot stop. a sermon to white americans looks at the countries racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for a complete weekend schedule. >> you know the question, what animates her is so important. eleanor roosevelt really identified with people and wants, indeed, in trouble. and that really is all about her alcoholic family. her father died at the age of 34. how much do you have to drink? i mean we've been drinking too much for a long time and we are almost 80. >> some of us. [laughter] >> yes. i mean how much you have to drink to die at 34?and what was that like? so her mother died when she was eight. essentially turning her face to the wall, her father died when she was 10. and eleanor roosevelt then had fortune to go to school in england and meet the mentors that those of us like at hunter had mentors who made us what we are. she had Ãthere is still no biography on these

. >> sunday at 7:30 eastern, georgetown university professor michael dyson, a sermon to white america looks at the country as racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the philosophy of stereotype and granting to us the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> now the annual massachusetts state of the commonwealth address with recover -- republican governor charlie baker. this is 35 minutes. [applause]

also joined by michael eric dyson.or of sociology at georgetown university, author of "tears we cannot stop" wanted to talk to you about chicago and violence but we'll get to that. professor. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> van the president said all the vote go to the other side. cnn is reporting that steve bannon and steve mnuchin are both registered in two states. did they commit voter fraud? >> no. some good can come out of this i hope. if you want to have an honest conversation about voting in america and look at it seriously, what you find will be shocking. we don't have a great voting system and the poorer you are, more rural, tougher your neighborhood is from urban point of view, less you're able to exercise your vote. it's going to turn out when you look into this, low income people and people of color. they're the ones having a hard time voting. unfortunately starting off in ridiculous place. >> framed -- >> framed in way i think is unfortunate. used to be president saying going to go into states where pe

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eastern georgetown university professor michael eric dyson author of tears we cannot stop a sermon towhite americans. looks at the country's racial divide. >> and so what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> the primary reason i wrote the book was to honor the marines i serve with on vietnam. more people should know their stories, the entry incredible dedication courage and the sacrifices that they made in a war debt to supported and even fewer thanks. and vietnam as draftees observed at honor and did everything the country asked of them anymore. i also want to describe a realistic picture of life of infantry d Ãnorthern knowing if someone is an enemy. were if they didn't wear uniforms. it is a war without a frontline. we are constantly cold, wet, hungry and tired. our supplies would never arrive on time and we had to ration food, abdominal and water. we never had he passed to heat up the awful c rations that were our meals and we never had any

tonight we are so glad you have joined us to welcome michael eric dyson who is a georgetown professor of sociology and ordained minister and author of 19 books most recently the black presidency from which he read at politics and prose not thank. his newest book "tears we cannot stop" a sermon to white america is the core patrick phillips "new york times" has book that should take its place in baltimore and the fire next time in kings when we way. combines colter mouses personal experience and is consuming in every way. "washington post" carlos lovato wrote readers will find searing moments in "tears we cannot stop" when dyson's words are unforgettable and i confess to that. this is the book that will stick with me for a long time. our conversation with wesley lowered her who is a national reporter at the "washington post" and the author of they can't kill us all ferguson baltimore and the new era in american justice. i'm going to turn this over to wesley but before i do please join me in welcoming wesley lowery and michael eric dyson. [applause] >> good evening everybody. we apprecia

michael dyson. reverend w. franklin richards. >> we want to celebrate the leadership of reverend sharpton. the founder of the national action network and president. let us give him some love as he has provided leadership. [applause] >> i am glad to be here to join all of us as we come across the country to be a part of an important statement of a rejection of what appears to be policies that are designed to hold us back. this is the first time in 30 years and that the cabinet will not look like america. all billionaires and men,onaires and all white with the exception being one white woman and one colored man. this is the first time in the history of america where we have the first russian president of the united states of america. [laughter] so, it is important that the african-american community is not silent. that is why this march is important. there will be other marches. but this march is important , because we, as a community, are standing up and saying that we shall not be moved. we will not turn back t

and we wrap-up prime time with michael eric dyson and his sermon to white america.starts next on c-span 2's book tv. first up here is brad ricca.

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let discuss now, michael eric dyson the author of tears we cannot stop a sermon to white america, congratulationsl. >> thank you, don. i appreciate it, my man. >> the president weighed in on the violence in chicago saying he may send in the feds. he was asked about it in an interview with fox news and abc. >> people are being shot left and right. thousands of people over a short period of time. they're going to have to get tougher and stronger and smarter but they got to fix the problem. i don't want to have thousands of people shot in a city where essentially i'm the president. chicago is worse than some of the countries you read about in the middle east where there's wars going on. >> it's a war zone. >> there's no reason for it. >> what do you think of his framing? does he deserve credit or is it completely wrong? the framing of the story? >> there is a parallel between shiraq and what donald trump is saying here in terms of a war zone. even people who want to see something done have to acknowledge that donald trump is on to something here when he talks about he doesn't want american citizens

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the second person, our friend michael dyson won the week for his great book "tears we cannot stop."'ve seen it on the desks and in hands of lots and lots of people. it's a brilliant people. i hope people pick it up. as an author myself i'm happy to promote a great book and that is a really great one. my last is a very special who won the week. it's somebody named jonathan capehart. >> what? >> oh, my goodness. >> jonathan capehart and his lovely, lovely husband you now, nick schmit, got married, and the person dabbing a tear in the middle of that lovely picture is one eric holder who married you. how exciting. >> very exciting. and for us, the symbolism of having eric holder marry us is huge. eric holder, as attorney general of the united states, who recommended to the president that the president no longer defends the so-called defense of marriage act and that memo, that letter that eric holder sent to speaker boehner informing him of that is what started the wheels moving even faster to unwinding and making sure that marriage equality -- >> do you know what the defense of marriage

don't care if steve is there, but if i'm steve harvey, i'm bringing cornell west, ahmadi perry, michael eric dysoninging folk with me who can challenge the president and inform the conversation. otherwise -- >> why are you saying, oh my god? >> real quick, they keep bringing up comedians and athletes to represent black interests is condescending. don't just bring up people to entertain. >> bruce? >> you were at the meeting, you heard and saw everything? >> i don't understand how anything i said would prompt that question. >> listen -- >> unless steve harvey turned into a policy analyst behind the scenes meeting, it doesn't matter what -- first of all, the people he's trumpeting up and putting in front of the camera. >> you weren't even there. you don't know what happened. >> yes, i do. are you disagreeing that he brought -- >> you weren't in the room, sir. you weren't there. >> let him finish. >> how does that negate my point that he brought steve harvey and put him in front of the camera. that's my critique. >> here's the deal, you don't know what happened. pastor darryl scott, mike cohen, they'r

michael eric dyson looks at the country's racial divide.of theant a cessation velocity of stereotype and granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. next, a look ahead at the march for life with tony perkins, president of the family .esearch council from "washington journal," this is 30 minutes. host: back at the table, tony perkins to talk about social conservatism in the president. we heard from the president this week he will announce his pick for the supreme court on thursday next week. what do you hope? what are you hearing about who this will be? tony: first we know the president will pick off the list he presented during the campaign, the list with 21 names. that they have assured us and the public that it will take place, but also the president has been very clear on the type of justices that he would appoint, those that e

michael eric dyson, author of "tears we cannot stop:a sermon to america," "new york times" best sellerighed in on chicago talking about sending in the feds. asked about on abc. >> people are being shot left and right. thousands of people over a short period of time. they're going to have to get tougher and smarter and stronger but fix the problem. i don't want to have thousands of people shot in a city where essentially i'm the president. chicago is worse than some of the countries you read about in the middle east where there's wars going on. and there's no reason for it. >> what do you think of his framing michael? does he deserve credit or completely wrong? >> i'll say this, there is a parallel, he may not like it between what spike lee did in a film and what donald trump did here in terms of war zone. even people who are progressive and want something done about the situation have to acknowledge he's on to something, he doesn't want americans under his presidency dying. and if pr machine was working overtime could say i'm more concerned about this than the previous president and ma

john: that michael eric dyson.e believe slavery gave american capitalists a head start because they didn't have to pay workers. so they say slavery made capitalism successful. but economist don boudreaux says the opposite's true. what do you mean? >> that's just a crazy notion. slavery has been around for about 10,000 years, since the beginning of the agricultural revolution. if slavery were instrumental in starting capitalism, why did it take 10,000 years for it to start? also if you look at the places in the world where capitalism first took off -- britain and holland -- they got rid of slavery early. look at the americas. in the northern part of the united states, slavery was gotten rid of long before it was gotten rid of in the southern part, and the northern part was the capitalist part, the wealthier part -- john: more prosperous in almost every way. >> for the rich and the middle classes in the north and in the south. john: but there's a logic to it, if you could get free labor from some workers, then those

eastern, professor michael eric dyson looks at the country's racial divide.cessation want is a of the velocity of stereotypes, and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete we can schedule. washington journal continues. host: we are now taking calls for our viewers with open phones taking your thoughts. immigrants can call 202-748-8000 -- democrats can call 202-748-8000. democrats -- republicans can call 202-748-8001, and independents can call 202-748-8002. susan is calling on the republican line. good morning, susan. caller: good morning. that lady was a wing dinger

and we wrap-up prime time with michael eric dyson and his sermon to white america. that starts next on c-span 2's book tv. first up here is brad ricca. >> . >> guest: good evening. good evening and welcome to the hudson library and historical society. thank you for coming out tonight. my name is polly reynolds and i am head of services archives. a few quick announcements. i had he a like you to know that c-span is filming for book tv, just as a reminder, silence your cell phones. during the question and answer, we're passing the microphone, if you can wait for the microphone. following the reception there will be a book signing, head out the doors and into the libraries, there will be refreshments. we hope you can sign us. i'm honored to introduce tonight's guest, author brad ricca discuss the latest book mrs. sherlock holmes, the true story of the greatest female detective. the missing girl case that captivated a nation. ricca is also the author of "super boys the amazing voyage of the creators of superman, named top ten book on arts by look list and won the 2014 o

georgetown university professor michael eric dyson autograph peers we cannot stop it, a sermon to white america looks at the countries racial divide. >> and so what we want is a cessation of the velocity of granting to usa of the same humanity that you grant each other. announcer: go to the tv.org for the complete schedule. announcer: on today's washington journal we talked to stephen moore, and economic advisor of taxident trump, about his in jobs proposal. he is followed by our interview with the editor of the nation. this is just over one hour. comfortable doing that. host: viewers are familiar with stephen moore from the heritage foundation. we are here to talk about trump 's tax plans and specifically a trump is considering cutting the federal budget by $10.5 trillion over the next 10 years. you wrote about this and called it a $10 trillion stimulus plan. why? good to be with you and thank you for c-span. i am a regular viewer p or i was trying to be provocative.

. >> sunday, georgetown university professor michael eric dyson, author of tears we cannot stop, a sermon to white mer da, looks at the country's racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of is itero type and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule.tv.or complete weekend schedule. >> the supreme court recently heard oral argument in lynch vdimaya. deciding if a crime of violence as used in deportation sections of immigration law is vague. this is just under an hour. >> we will hear case 151495. under kneedler. >> the definition of crime of violence in 16 b is unconstitutionally vague on its face relying on this court's decision in johnson holding the residual clause in the armed career criminal act unconstitutional unconstitutionally vague. that was wrong for two reasons. it is not the same as a criminal proceeding because the constitution does not require prior notice that conduct will give rise it removal and also because immigration laws have long been administered by the executive in ad

tonight we're welcoming michael eric dyson as ordained minister offer of 19 books most recently the black presidency his newest book tears we cannot stop is a book that should take the place of why we can wait to have analysis in deep faith and is considering in every way. riding there would be moments when his words proved unforgettable and i will second that. is stuck with me for a long time.h wesley the national reporter from the national post and author of they cannot kill us all. i will turn this over the before i do please join me to welcome our guests tonight. [applause] >> good evening we do appreciate you coming down for an excellent conversation with is remarkably done and very moving and compelling piece of writing when he has written 19 books i would help he would start to get good added that what we have all known as that dr. dyson has been excellent at this for a long time. it would be on fitting to start the conversation anywhere else where we are sitting here today's before the presidential inauguration after a campaign to replace the first black president and that led to

in washington wednesday at a historic synagogue to hear from georgetown university professor michael eric dyson whose most recent book is on race relations in america. the same evening in ohio at the hudson library and historical society, the life of grace, double mrs. sherlock holmes who is the first female district attorney. on thursday at the powerhouse of brooklyn, new york, rolling stone contributing editor matt tyree be will look at the presidential election. that is what booktv will be covering this week. many of these are open to the public. look for it to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> now greg mitchell reports on the creation of tunnels under the berlin wall that were used to allow escape from east to west berlin in 1962 and two american news outlets to find their creation of the rides to document their escape. >> greg mitchell is the author of a dozen books including tricky dick, new york times notable book, that contains the century, winner of the book plate and hiroshima in america. mitchell talked about media and politics, has produced several acclaimed film docum

wednesday at sixth and i historic synagogue to hear from georgetown university professor or michael eric dyson whose most recent book is on race relations in america. that same evening in ohio at the hudson library, brad ricka will call the life of the first female u.s. district attorney. and on thursday at the powerhouse arena in brooklyn, new york, rolling stone contributing editor matt taibi will look back at the 2016 presidential election. that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for turning out on a cold, late fall day. i can assure you, it's going to be worth your time. i'm dan disalvo, associate professor of political science at city college of new york and a senior fellow here at the manhattan institute, and it's my pleasure today to introduce our speaker, beth

in washington wednesday at a historic synagogue to hear from georgetown university professor michael eric dyson whose most recent book is on race relations in america. the same evening in ohio at the hudson library and historical society, the life of grace, double mrs. sherlock holmes who is the first female district attorney. on thursday at the powerhouse of brooklyn, new york, rolling stone contributing editor matt tyree be will look

. >> sunday at 7:30, georgetown professor michael eric dyson, author of tears we cannot stop the sermon to white america looks at the racial divide in the country. >> what we want is a cessation of the philosophy of stereotype and a grand thing to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule >>> a panel of budget and tax policy analysts looked at state government budgets in 2017 and the possible effects of economic growth forecasts, infrastructure spending and changes to the federal tax code. "washington post" national editor lori montgomery moderates this discussion from the urban institute. >> good afternoon. welcome today to the state of the states budgeting. i'm the incoming director of the urban-brookings policy center and will be replacing wayne berman next week but the policy center is already putting me to work. [laughter] the first thing i would like to say is to acknowledge the audience that is with us. i encourage you to share your thoughts and observations using #liveaturban. we would urge you to ask comments at events@urban.o

it's a slur but the word for buddy , michael eric dyson told me her sample is used it that i think it's hearsay. >> you deserve that one. >> a really interesting group of people here, i think everybody is saying in that conversation a great way of speaking so thank you. getting back to your question, the triangle saying that you had at the end, it is a triangle essentially when we are talking about the random distribution and it's on both sides and is much more dimensional thanthat . is it because of randomness, because everything has a misuse so i'm curious to hear your thoughts about it and the science and really just hear the reasons why everything is taken in that context, we are not talking to people, just like they are not really offended methods. >> if you're talking to someone and they would be what you mean by literally 100 people or like you said, i don't really care. it's in that conversation so it's really multiple events collide into an accident and then you look back and you call that coincidence. but then we ask, the questions will happen 100 percent of out of habit. >> i

eastern georgetown university professor michael eric dyson author of peers we cannot stop.instruments white america looks of the country's racial divide. >> and so what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> coming up on c-span2, kevin brady on changes to tax policy. any discussion on russian cyber hacking and the us elections. that is followed by a pair of state of the state addresses. first from california governor jerry brown and then the state of the commonwealth address for massachusetts governor charlie baker. now, house ways and means chair kevin brady on tax policy. he spoke at the roundtable event. this is an hour and 10 minutes.

eastern, a georgetown professor, michael egret dyson -- michael eric dyson, looks at the country's racial divide. cessation of the philosophy of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] " is nextngton journal followed by the congressional budget office review -- releasing its economic outlook and later the senate foreign relations committee meeting to consider the nomination of former exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson for secretary of state. on washington journal, a lookout a donald trump presidency could affect u.k.-u.s. relationship. lawrence yun talks about housing priorities for the donald trump administration and later washington monthly senior writer anne kim talks about the u.s. cash bail system and impact on communities. ♪ with the stroke of his pen through executive order, president donald trump has dr

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. >> sunday, georgetown university professor michael eric dyson, looks at the country's racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stair stereo type and -- a granting to us the same humanity you grant each other. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. saturday night, on lectures and history, james maddison university rem on the evolution suburbs. >> the suburban kind of style takes off after the civil war and people begin to empathize having a detached home, a cottage style house, space, air. >> and then elaine france parson talks about the costume odd the klu klux klan and how the dress and rituals were used as tools of intimidation and terrorism. >> the costumes wrapped a layer of meaning around the acts of violence and ended up -- the costumes interpreted what the violence meant and helped the violence to tell a story. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the 1967 cbs news report on the apollo 1 disaster that killed three astronauts on january 27th. there was a flash and that was it cooking to nasa spokesman watch thing television screen. t

eastern, michael eric dyson, author of "tears we cannot stop," a look at white america and the country's racial divide. >> what we want is cessation of the velocity of stereotype and granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other see. goo to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> tonight on c-span3, a look at the trump administration's infrastructure proposals from the heritage foundation. and white house budget director nominee mulvaney testifies at a house confirmation committee. kevin brady talks about tax reform. the cato institute hosts a discussion about healthcare policy and alternatives to the affordable care act. policy analyst business at the heritage foundation discussed the trump administration proposals for infrastructure projects and their

. >> sunday, georgetown university professor michael eric dyson, author of tears we cannot stop, a sermon to white mer da, looks at the country's racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of is itero type and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule.tv.or complete weekend schedule. >> theup

. >> michael eric dyso >> michael eric dyson offered of tears we cannot stop a sermon to white america looks at the country's racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of the stereotype and a grand thing to us of the same humanity you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. .. he also served as chairman of the aman

eastern, george two university professor michael eric dyson author of "tears we cannot stop," looks at the country's racial divide. >> what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> as republicans move forward with efforts to repeal and replace the affordable care act, also known as obamacare, health and human services secretary nominee congressman tom price committed to several members of the finance committee that he will work with them to ensure that all americans have access to affordable health coverage. his comments came at his confirmation hearing earlier in week. this is just under four hours. >> good morning. >> good morning.

eastern, georgetown university profess area michael eric dyson, author of "tears we cannot stop: a sermon to white america," looks at the country's racial divide. >> so what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype. and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> this weekend, on american history tv on c-span3, saturday night at 8:00 eastern, lectures in history, james madison university professor evan frise on the evolution of suburbs from the early 1900s to present day. >> the suburban kind of style really takes off after the civil war. and people begin to emphasize having a detached home, a cottage style house, having fresh air, accessible, space, a yard, a garden. >> and then at 9:05 p.m. eastern, duquesne university history professor elaine france parsons talks about the costumes of the ku klux klan and how they were used as toolz s of intimidation and terrorism. >> they wrapped a layer of meaning around the acts of violence and ended up, you know, the costumes interpreted what the violence m

and we wrap up our saturday prime time at 11 o'clock with michael eric dyson and his sermon white america. it all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. the elite framers people at madison and washington were little gas is so much democracy has led to these laws and paper money laws in the mid-1780s and they wanted to move in a direction of a government that would be more constrained, more independent of popular opinion and actually could shut down these popular forces in the states. the medicine for example wanted to give the federal government an absolute veto over any law passed by a state but that turned out to be too extreme for the convention. they did write a provision article 1 section 10 that states from adopting Ãbars states from adopting certain laws. and the idea was a national government with very long terms in office, six-year senators, for your presidents, nothing for that. in the state constitution. indirect elections, legislatures pick 7 news, electoral college picks the president. enormous constituencies. the original house was 65 members. the entire country. the lower hou

tonight at 730 eastern author and georgetown university professor michael eric dyson offers his thoughts on race relations in america. and on booktv afterwords program at 9:00 p.m. eastern amorous west account explores the philosophy behind frugal living. and in the first female us district attorney. there we wrap up our sunday primetime line of at 11 o'clock with max Ãthe author blue texas. the making of a multiracial democratic coalition in the civil rights era. that all happens tonight on c-span2 booktv. >> the late rumors people of madison hamilton and washington were a little bit aghast that so much democracy has led to these laws and paper money was in the mid-1780s. and they wanted to move in the direction of the government that would be more constrained or independent of popular opinion and actually could shut down these populace forces in the states. so medicine for example wanted to give the federal government an absolute veto over any law passed by the state that turned out to be too extreme for the convention. they did write a provision article on section 10 which barred stat