host: what is pravda? guest: "pravda" was the russian word for truth. believect veritas, we the american people do not necessarily know that everything like to. in the soviet union, they know they are being lied to. what we are trying to do is expose waste, fraud, and abuse all of the country with one of the greatest sources of this that is the and media itself, and that takes us to the mainstream media, big tech companies like facebook, pressr,, and the american has more power than all three branches of government, so they need to behold to account just like any other organization should be held to account. host: what is your definition of a journalist? guest: i think that journalism to be so muchrued an identity and less so on activity. even in oklahoma city, the percentage of that amazing photograph of a firefighter baby in his arms, he wanted. right is. the bullet-- he won surprise. the was not -- the pulitzer prize. he was not a photojournalist. for lack of a better word, the this sort ofated cartel where they are only allowed to tell stories. a lo

[applause] this is my copy of "american pravda". and most t.v. interviewers, with the exception of c-span, they do not do this when i have authors on. i actually read the book. from cover to cover! i am a homeschool teacher for my ninth grade son. and when the most important things that i teach as a homeschooler and talk about public enemies in american society, homeschooler, one of the most important things i do as an english teacher is to teach the importance of reading closely and annotating. and among the beltway journalism set, reading a book in preparation for interviewing an author constitutes the washington read. and those of you in the business will know that means looking in the index for your name. [laughter] so, one of the questions that i have tackled in the 25 years that i have spent in both old and new media and old, new media is who gets to define a journalist. and perhaps, the most important act that james o'keefe has committed has been the gathering of an incredible group of citizen journalists who have smashed the club. [applau

that's what this book "american pravda" is all about.to quote michael goodwin of "the new york post" the review of the book on sunday he said, he asked to change his mind about me and about what we do. he said this gives me two other reasons for my changing view of veritas of james o'keefe. the reprehensible conduct of so-called legitimate organizations, they too are guilty of deception by pretending to offer straight news when they function like propaganda outlets. what is goodwin saying there? he saying they were of deception is not in what we do. we use an alias to build trust with somebody. we draw them out. the real deception is passing along information to the consumer that is not in itself true like this twitter headlines i just reported to you are not grounded in reality. sometimes it's economic reasons because it's not safe to rock the vote. that's not a right-wing philosophy. there's a book called manufacturing consent about that very thing and i quote him in the book. they may criticize our ethics and everyone's saying you wou

this is the webcam feed from the russia's komsomol skaya pravda radio station, during a debate aboutstaff from the station were able to step in to make sure that events didn't get too out of hand, and it doesn't seem that anyone was seriously hurt. no fights, please. would you want to know if you were likely to develop alzheimer's? well, australian and japanese scientists have developed a blood test that has the potential to identify early indicators of the dementia disease before people even show any noticeable symptoms. trials on nearly 400 people showed the blood test for a toxic protein linked to the disease is more than 90% accurate. early detection is important as treatment can slow the rate of further decline. to find out more about this development, earlier i spoke to professor colin masters, one of the lead researchers on the study. it isa it is a good feeling. we have been vindicated in this long search for very robust blood test that works very robust blood test that works very efficiently. and you tested this on close to 400 people. what is their age group? most of these

all right, coming up, project veritas' james o'keefe will be here to discuss his book, "american pravda will scola of politico talk about her recent piece. we will be right back. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," author carol westover talks about growing up with survivalist parents in her book memoir.": a carol: a lot of people have this idea but to learn something, you have to have a degree and a whole institution in place to teach it to you. i am grateful to my parents that i was not taught that. when i decided to go to college at 16, it felt like something i i had a -- not because formal education, but because ok, i will learn algebra. i will buy a book. i kept going with that. my parents took it too far. i arrived at university really underprepared. i had never heard of the holocaust. people thought i was anti-semitic. i was not. i had never heard of it. words" on booktv on c-span2. >> i rebuke that. >> i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of people pray for me similarly. as a christian, i believe that christianity has a really long tradition, so i certainly do