so, perfectionism, and proud of it. >> host: gretchen carlson, be fierce: stop harassment and take your power back comes out in october of 2017 and this is a preview on it but tv is meant to. >> but tv recently visit capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> there is one book that i am reading now and i just about finished is sebastian youngers book called tribe. he's the author of perfect storm. i chose is a book about ptsd, reintegration of our veterans back into society so is a great book. i recommend that you read it. i serve also as a cochair of the literacy caucus here in washington and one of the things that i encourage everyone to do is read the summer obviously, we read a lot of boring things here in washington, papers and policy papers and all that but just for fun this summer i'm going to read david baldacci, i'm about two bucks behind and i read every book that he has ever written and i'm starting with his first one and have never given up on him. he's a great writer and also i'm going to read the introduction book. andrew jackson was the

possible in life and a lot of time that takes a lot of grit and determination and fighting spirit and perfectionism but it can also lead to a tremendous amount of unhappiness. i think we should celebrate our mistakes a little more in this world especially with our kids, stop giving every kid a trophy and make them earn something, make fall on your face. when you get into the real world you have to know how to handle yourself when mom and dad are not around. recovered, reformed perfectionist and proud of it. >> host: gretchen carlson's book "be fierce: stop harassment and take your power back" comes out in october of 2017. this is a preview on booktv. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. ♪ >> the if i can do this without squealing the microphone. good evening, bucks county! no, no, good evening, bucks county! thank you. beautiful. i am sorry we are running late. we have a big television personality and they have tight schedules, probably had time to watch this show before you came h

and yes, perfectionism, but it can also lead to a tremendous amount of unhappiness because nobody is perfect. i think we should celebrate our mistakes a little bit more in this world, a station with our kids. stop giving every kid a trophy, make them earn something, make them fall on the face. when you get into the real world, you have to know how to handle yourself when mom and dad are not around. so yes, recovered, reformed, whatever the right term is,, perfectionist and proud of it, gretchen carlson book, "be fierce: stop harassment and take your power back" comes out in october of 2017. this ithis is a preview on bookn c-span2. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> i just finished the next by nathan hale. excellent novel especially for a first novel. really talented writer and it takes place in many different worlds. i thoroughly enjoyed it. i really like reading novels. .. >> good afternoon,

. >> rose: perfectionism some call it, sir. >> well, dre is a perfectionist. i'm sort of a -- >> rose: don't go self-deprecating here. ( laughter ) >> no, i have hue multibut i'm not humble -- i have humility but i'm not humble. dre and i have been together since 1990. it's a story about two guys both from racially challenged neighborhoods and we come up the way -- i was a recording engineer, so was he, we produced some people and met in the scope. the fact we were able to stay together through some of the most difficult times and things that happened in the entertainment business in the '90s, and we stayed together through the 2000s and we started beats as a relief from the pain to have record industry. >> rose: how did you decide headphones was where you should go. >> dre was unhappy with the sound of headphones at the time. they were all made sort of for reference. a lot of headphones were made just to reference music and to see if what was on tape -- on the file is exactly what you're hearing. we made head phone for entertainment. musicians in the studios,