[applause] >> thank you. >> thank you rick grenell and dana perino. the book is "and the good news is...." and all of you who have the book go out to the lobby and we will sign and those of you who don't bear for sale in our museum story. thank you for coming to the richard nixon presidential library. god bless you and god bless america.

. >> thank you rick grenell and dana perino. the book is "and the good news is...." and all of you who have the book go out to the lobby and we will sign and those of you who don't bear for sale in our museum story. thank you for coming to the richard nixon presidential library. god bless you and god bless america. ♪ now on booktv with the help of our local cable partner cox communications we take a literary tour of omaha nebraska where we spoke with matt holland author of ahead of their time, a history of the omaha club which advocated for social justice and racial integration in the early 1950s. >> the omaha the poorest club was this phenomenal story of an unlikely group of people in an unlikely place at an improbable time in history that faced and challenged racial discrimination and segregation in omaha nebraska and it took place in the late 40s and early 50's predating the other civil rights act to these if not by decades of leased by years and it was a group that defy the stereotype when you think about the civil rights group. it was men and women young people

joining us from palm springs california former spokesman at the united nations rick grenell and fromrosenburg is ademocratic strategist. isn't the president's political correctness hurting our ability to stop the attacks and thereby causing more american deaths? >> so, first of all i want to say my condolences to the family of the marines and those who were injured and hats off to the courageous officers down in chattanooga. and i will tell you why i don't like the term islamic extremism or however you want to say it is that when you watch a baseball game on tv the announcers don't talk about the baseball players on the field. they talk about them by position. shortstop, second base, center field. i think we have to use most precise language possible to describe our adversaries in order to make sure that we have effective strategies to defeat them. there is not just one islamic terrorist there are different groups. >> is that an accurate term though simon? are they not terrorists? >> i think both of those adjectives describe what's going on. >> i think we can use more accurate terms.