moorishness. glmpleght our online book club meets tomorrow night. if you haven't read it. read what others have said on # #btv book club. join it tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. if we can start this about the discussion about the spectrum. if you can give us an update we've heard 2014 they may begin. 2015. how do you see it? >> thank you. it's great to join in. i don't underestimate the difficulty of -- of doing the auction. .. >> the broadcasters actually got together on some points. they are usually at each other's throats. i think that this includes the incentives this is important work. and in warmest number of jobs in america come from innovation technologies. we want to make sure that broadcasters know and the sec and doj know that this is involuntary action. we want to get set up so we have a maximum number of purchase of an area that already has gone through this policy adjustment. what i don't want to see, and what i was disturbed about what some of the most recent examples of what is that they are once again sort of leaning towards freeing up everything. mak

they use words like craveable, snackable, moorishness. and i was rathe >>> welcome to columbia, south carolina on booktv. with the help of our local time warner cable partners, for the next hour, we'll feature the capital city and the surrounding hour visiting places like the basin to learn about its history and meet authors who help us understand the history of the state and our nation. >> the native americans in south carolina were interesting and different from others in that, yes, we had major tribes, others ran them out, and in south carolina, there were mostly extended family. >> mary chestnut was one of the most famous women of the 19th century. she was an author. she was the wife of a u.s. senator who resigned his senate seat when abraham lincoln was elected, and he came home to south carolina and became an aid camp of confederate president jefferson davis, and throughout the war, she kept a diary, and it's one of the most famousing s accounts of the civil war. >> we begin sitting on the porch of woodrow wilson's childhood home an

snapple snackable, moorishness. and i was rathe one >> representative walden what is on your summer reading list? >> i just finished victory lap -- victory lab and it talks about the campaign's but i am hoping this summer to get to the biography on jefferson which i have on my kyle and i have a new one on teddy roosevelt i am a big fan of theodore roosevelt. with his energy and style and one that deals mainly with his time in south america. that should be interesting

they talk of the language is the lani talk of the language is cleavable, snapple.ke snackable, moorishness. and i was rathe [applause] >> let's think the computer history museum for putting on this and to listen to learn to not only understand history but the future. thank you. [applause] i met sheryl sandberg in the late 90's when she was running one-third of the treasury department impossibly young and smart she interacts us with this second term and when it came time for her to choose jobs it became obvious she should be at google's so we chatted [laughter] and thought this is genuine talent but i hire smart people but she came and wandered around learned the business and worked on financing then figured out we needed to have a different type of sales force in the subsequent six years she built the business that today is somewhere around $20 billion and established the recruiting practices that led the country to its current excellent condition. to say her contribution was astounding was understated with a number of people she hired, i think about half the company and did all sorts of t

they use words like snackble, moorishness. glmpleght our online book club meets tomorrow night.. join it tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. if we can start this about the discussion about the spectrum. if you can give us an update we've heard 2014 they may begin. 2015. how do you see it? >> thank you. it's great to join in. i don't underestimate the difficulty of -- of doing the auction.

they use words like craveable, snackable, moorishness. and i was rathe