you and sanjiv going to the directions. sanjiv basically goes to harvard and you just did not stop with your persistence. you basically change the belief of what medicine was viewed in the states. how? >> several factors, in hindsight, okay? so i specialized and you went to gastric indeed all day -- gastroenterology. then for a short while when i was at the va hospital, i was rotating at tufts under a doctor was the president of the endocrine society at that time. and he was a near endocrinology. he was the president of the society of america. he was just like, as the second we brilliant mentors. he was absolutely brilliant in those days, he was identifying hormones that we did know too much about at that time. hormones and the hypothalamus like stimulating hormone, like growth factors, et cetera. i had a colleague at that time, her name was candace. she later went on to become the chief of brain chemistry at nih. she's now at georgetown university. check invite something called peptide -- if you know anything about it. but

because san jiff -- sanjiv and key prak have a media appearance. please, remain seated. [inaudible] ly start you on something if you start your day with it. your day will go a little better. okay. so close your eye. and put your awareness in your breath. and let your mind settle in to your breath. let your mind settle in to your breath. don't try to manipulate it. allow your mind to set to your breath. bring your awareness to your heart, and ask yourself who am i? and allow any sensations, images, feelings, or thoughts to spontaneously surface. question? who am i? [silence] [silence] now ask yourself the question, what do i want? again, allow any sensation, image, feeling, oar -- or thought to upon respondent usely arrive. what do i want? [silence] one final question. what is my purpose, how can i serve? what is my purpose, how can i serve? again, allow any question, allow any sensation, image, feeling, or thought to emerge. what is my purpose? how can i serve? [silence] a reminder you don't go searching for the answer. it's deep in your soul. just relax in to your body.

because san jiff -- sanjiv and key prak have a media appearance. please, remain seated.[inaudible] ly start you on something if you start your day with it. your day will go a little better. okay. so close your eye. and put your awareness in your breath. and let your mind settle in to your breath. let your mind settle in to your breath. don't try to manipulate it. allow your mind to set to your breath. bring your awareness to your heart, and ask yourself who am i? and allow any sensations, images, feelings, or thoughts to spontaneously surface. question? who am i? [silence] [silence] now ask yourself the question, what do i want? again, allow any sensation, image, feeling, oar -- or thought to upon respondent usely arrive. what do i want? [silence] one final question. what is my purpose, how can i serve? what is my purpose, how can i serve? again, allow any question, allow any sensation, image, feeling, or thought to emerge. what is my purpose? how can i serve? [silence] a reminder you don't go searching for the answer. it's deep in your soul. just relax in to your body.

eastern, dee pack and sanjiv chopra on their book, "brotherhood."er, at 10:30, ying ma talks about "chinese girl in the ghetto." that's booktv in prime time starting at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> friday c-span's road to the white house 2016 features senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. she's the keynote speaker at the tenth anniversary north iowa wing ding fundraiser honoring former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton who will not attend the event. that's live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. finish. >> put you on the spot here, but representative tom cole, what are you -- what's on your summer reading list? [laughter] >> well, i'm reading david roll's wonderful book, "the hopkins touch." about halfway through that now which is on harry hopkins, the legendary aide for fdr and a grinnell graduated. we probably don't have the same politics, but i admire the style, and it's a compelling life. probably next up for me, i haven't had a chance to read the kaiser book, "act of congress," but the reviews have been compelling, and that's goin