. >> i notice he lives in oxford england. would you bring him to the united states? >> we will bring him -- it's funny because history is taught to get media because the media is obsessed with and even though i tried to make the argument why this is relevant in the news that will be a battle when we tried to picture it, books about the economic situation it's easier to get media but we felt this was such an important book we would bring him over and get some media for that. >> and the second book for the fall. >> this is by seth lipski. he writes regularly for "the wall street journal" and, you know, he decided that americans don't know enough about the american constitution and you

. >> i know he lives in oxford england. would you bring him to the united states to talk about the book? >> we will bring him -- it's interesting because history is a little tough to get media because the media is obsessed with what is in the news and even though i just tried to make the argument why this is relevant and the news that will be a little bit of a battle when we try to pitch it. books about the economic situation it's easier to to work and get media but this is an important book we thought we would bring him over and we will get media for that. >> and the second book for the fall you wanted to talk about? >> this is seth lipsky nine conservative circles and writes regularly for "the wall street journal" and you know, he decided that he -- americans don't know enough about the american constitution and you can buy the constitution for a dollar. they are available. it's a pretty short book. but what he decided is people don't read the constitution because they don't understand the concept. so his idea is to give

>> i had a job as a result of having gone to oxford, interviewing american cultural figures for the bbc radio back in england. in new york, i interviewed a fiction editor. famed as the man who made ray monday car ver a great man. he said at the end of the interview. i didn't have one and i lied and said, sure. he said give me a look at it. iú went home and wrote a short story and received my first contract. we were first introduced to you. i had never heard about you in my life. >> in about 1992 or so, the producer of the show dropped this magazine article on my desk. she was some what incessant about what you wrote. i had a different reaction. i want to read it back to you. >> i remember writing it and the sentiment but not the sentences. >> i want you to tell me where you think the world has gone since this. the headline on it is "rahm tv." if television is a plug in drug, then c-span is the antidote, the network to watch when you want to come down. the programs are shot in color but might as well be in black and white there are no commercials. the almost total lack of editing and super sluggish camera wo