-well, mrs. klein, it is no secret that you are a very popular and loved woman-- not just by your family-- thank you guys for writing in-- buy by the entire community. i would love to take all the credit, but it was really a village. so without further ado, why don't i bring them on in so that you can thank them yourselves. -absolutely! -all right. come on in! josephine: oh yay! george: led by vinny and daniel and everybody else. josephine: oh my goodness. how do we say thank you? oh my goodness. this rescue has been a game changer for us because it-- it means freedom, it means independence, it means safety, and complete joy, being able to come out to someplace this beautiful. -and on a personal note, from everybody at the school, to everybody who got dirty in this backyard, i just want to thank you for being a part of "george to the rescue." we love you, kleins. josephine: thank you. kevin: thank you. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it,

mr. klein says the hatred and distrust between the clintons and obama's runs deep and each side tries to gain political advantage over the other whenever possible. this is about 45 minutes. >> our next guest joins us from new york and he is the author of a new book taking a look at relationships train the clintons and obamas. it's a "blood feud" the title. edward klein running from new york. welcome. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: why did you turn your attention to these two families? >> guest: the media spent a great deal of time writing and talking about the feud that exists in the republican party between the tea party and the establishment wings of the party but spent virtually no time at all on the feud that is going on between the two democratic families obama and clinton. and that feud is going to affect who gets the democratic nomination and maybe who is even in the white house in 2016. so, i thought it was an end to the story that deserved a book. >> mr. klein what is the

mr. klein thank you. >> guest: it's been a great pleasure. thank you for having me on. >> up next on booktv "after words" with guest host toby harnden washington bureau chief of "the sunday times." this week's kwasi kwarteng and his new book "war and gold." in its the member of the british parliament explores the history of money come its relationship to war and the resulting impact he believes the interconnection has on present day free markets worldwide. the program is about an hour. >> host: welcome to "after words." i am toby harnden with "the sunday times" of london and with me today is kwasi kwarteng a conservative mp born in london of ghanaian parents and he's here to discuss the superb new book "war and gold" a 500-year history of empires, adventures and debt. it has received rave reviews are ready and my paper has found it enormously readable and entertaining history which includes to pass 500 years into a rollicking area. it's great to have you here. rollicking narrative is not an easy description. this strikes me as not really a po

mr. kleine: i'm pleased to recognize the chairwoman of a member of our leadership team, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you, mr. chairman, the ranking members and everyone on both sides for their tremendous work on this important legislation. right before the august recess, the republican women of the house joined together to highlight a family empowerment package of which this bill is a critical piece. i'm proud to stand here and say we are passing another bill in that agenda that empowers women and families. women now make up nearly half of our work force, and in many cases they're their primary breadwinners and the healed of their households, yet so many of our labor laws and workplace laws were written at a different time, at a time when very few women worked. as moms and dads are seeking their way to make their -- get back to where they were in this stagnant economic time, work and job training programs are so important. moms and dads across the c