we've been speaking with paul cuadros author of "a home on the field" how one championship team inspires hope for revival of small town america. thank you. >> thank you "booktv".

we've been speaking with paul cuadros author of "a home on the field" how one championship team inspires hope for revival of small town america. thank you. thank you "booktv". coming up next "booktv" presents after words an hour long interview program where we invite a guest lowest to interview the autho of a new book. this week from box expo america in new yk city joe scarborough on his book "the last best hope". reoring conservatism in america's promise tormer republican congressman and current host of msnbc's "morning joe" presents his thoughts on the bush administration current state of the republican party a the obama prez den simt discusses his book with peggy noonan columnist for "the wall street journal". >> joe scarborough, anchor of the morning cable news show "morning joe" on msnbc which you co-host with mika. you are a former congressman you represented florida's first district. >> first district right >> host: in the house from 1995 until 2001. you were elected in 1994. a member of that fams class that won republican control of the house for the first time in i think two gen

. >> we are at the cumberld county plic libra in fayetteville, north carolina, speaking with paul cuadros, author of a home on the field. mr. cuadros, what made you decide to write this book? >> i decided to write this book because i noticed that what was happening in rural communities in the south and in the midwest was a demographic change, a migration of latino immigrants to these small towns that i knew was going to transform both the culture and those communities. i thought that was a very, very interesting story and one that would influence and change our country in many different ways, and that's the kind of story that i was vy, very interested in doing and capturing. >> and why did you use the city and when yoq traveled there, what did you find? >> at the time it had two poultry processing plants, a feed mill, about 300 chicken farmers in chat ham county, and so for me it was an easy choice because the food processing industry is a big generator for y people are migrating from mexico or central america into these small town communities. >> and when you were there, you write about