. >> now on booktv, we are live with author and radio talkshow host, sebastian gorka. former deputy assistant to president trump is the author of defeating jihad, why we fight. and most racially, the war for america's soul. the Ãand most recently. >> in your 2018 book, why we fight, you write the most significant threats we face today to not emanate from the world of nonstate actors. they come from old nationstate adversaries who have seemingly learned from the change wrought at the end of the 20th century and to understand the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack. could the assassination of general solar - - fit into that theory? >> it could because of who he was his official title. thanks to having me on the show. he was the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in a regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle for you face off in combat and everything is aboveboard and you know where everybody is. this isn't the battle of the bulge or the first gulf war. he used proxy forces including in the u.s. and the recent attemp

. >> sebastian gorka, in your 2018 book "why we fight" you write the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors but from old nationstate adversaries who have learned from the change right at the end of the twentieth century and to understand the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack, the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory? >> it did because of who he was, his in official title. thank you for having me on this show. the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in the regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle where you face off in a theater of combat and everything is aboveboard, the battle of the bulge, this isn't the first gulf war. this is an individual who used proxy forces in six continents including the us and the recent attempt against the saudi ambassador to wage irregular warfare using means the weaker power developed against a far more powerful adversary, the united states is no longer a superpower. we are a hyperpower, nobody can come close to us in a conventional

. >> sebastian gorka in your 2018 book, why we fight. you write that the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors. they come from old nation state adversaries who have seemingly learned from the change, wrought the end of the 20th century and who understand that the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack. the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory. ... . he was the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in a regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle for you face off in combat and everything is aboveboard and you know where everybody is. this isn't the battle of the bulge or the first gulf war. he used proxy forces including in the u.s. and the recent attempt against the saudi ambassador to wage warfare by using means that the weaker power has developed against the far more powerful adversary like the united states. america is no longer a superpower as a french analyst claimed it. we are a hyperpower. nobody can come close to u

host: eleanor you were on was sebastian gorka. caller: hello mr.rka i have some questions and i may have to give you back on. host: you know what i apologize were almost out of time we want to get your voice and so go ahead and asked the questionn quickly. caller: basically i would like to have you envision a scale between marxism and fascism. and i'll say we are country that has always been central not either extreme. in order to pursue the moderate vision of freedom and liberty for all, how do you connote more integrity of individuals. because i find it very difficul. host: i am so sorry, we have to leave it there and will let mr. gorka answer. guest: there is a problem with your question, it's a very common misinterpretation. there is not a scale of politics in communism and fascism. remember, the not to party was called a national socialist workers party of journalism. with regards to your s second point, you judge a man or woman not by what they say or what they tweet, you judge them by what theyhe do. obama may have been good at reading speec

they, book tv features latest from sebastian gorka. this is a clip from a live conversation with sebastian gorka. i viscerally understood that totalitarians are back. they may not be commonest, they are totalitarian. and if you read the works that inform groups like al qaeda, it is clear that america is once again facing a global, totalitarian ideology. -- his latestok book is "the war for america's soul." join the conversation with your tweets and facebook messages. and steven greenhouse talks about his book. >> so many people had no idea what unions are or do an early -- and how they help bring us the 40 hour workweek and our pensions. -- sticker union are the folks who brought us the weekend. i try to explain to people that unions have achieved a whole lot now they are really in decline. result, things are considerably worse for workers than was the case. >> watch featured nonfiction authors on c-span two. normally, there would be a team of helicopters supporting each other to make sure they were safe. but because there was no one e

. >> sunday @booktv features the latest books from former trump deputy assistant sebastian gorka and former new york times labor reporter, steven greenhouse. starting at noon eastern on in-depth with a live conversation with sebastian gorka. >> when i saw those two planes fly into the twin towers of the world trade center i viscerally understood that the totalitarians are back and they may not be communists but they are totalitarians. if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology spirit his latest book is the war for america's soul. his other titles are widely fight and defeating to hot. join in the conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. at nine steven greenhouse talks about his book, beaten down, worked up. >> so many people have no idea what unions are and what unions do and how they help bring us a 40 hour work week and bring us pensions and there's a bumper sticker, unions are the folks that brought us the weekend and i wanted to explain to people that unions h

she looked to me in the eyes and she asked are you sebastian gorka who works for donald trump in the white house? i smiled and extended hand and said yes that's me. and here i have to edit things. while in that case f you ufa nazi. i'd been to the mill in the white house. but i have never had somebody who was in the freest powerful nation in the world do that to me in front of hundreds of witnesses. once i found my composure i'm not gonna let this live. i felt this girl back to her family, the mother and grandmother were standing there and i looked in the face and i said who the hell do you think you are? my parents as children suffered under nazi occupation and central europe. after that my father, under combinatiowas arrested and imprisoned and tortured. who the hell do you think you are to call me a nazi? the girls mother was clearly shocked and her jaw dropped and she said did you really say that to this man? this is why i wrote the wolf of america soul. the little girl american born and bred in the freest nation of the world with a grin from looks like from the joker and batman

joining christian whiton will be sebastian gorka.wo air bases in iraq carrying each of them with u.s. air force and other military assets and most importantly, u.s. troops. we'll be right back. lou: breaking news. iranian retaliation against u.s. forces in iraq firing ballistic missiles against two bases. the pentagon says two bases were attacked at approximately 5:30 eastern time. we'll go to trey yanst in baghdad. reporter: reports indicate more than 30 surface-to-surface missiles have been fired toward the al asad air base in iraq. missiles are coming from iranian territory. at this point we do not know. all we have are the statements from the iranians this week saying they were going to strike back as a result of president making the decision to take out the iranian it in leader qassem soleimani. what started out and looked like it was going to be taken ongoing proxy war. something we have seen often in the region has turned to using missiles fired from iran into iraqi territory. we saw a number of statements from president trump

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latest books from sebastian gorka and steven greenhouse. starting noon eastern on in depth with a live conversation with sebastian gorka. >> when i saw those planes fly into the twin towers of the world trade center, i viscerally understood that the totalitarians are back. may not be communists, but they are totalitarians. if you read the works in forming qaeda,like isis for al it is clear america is again facing a global totalitarian ideology. >>'s other titles are "why we fight" and "defeating jihad." join the conversation with your phone calls and messages. steven greenhouse talks about his book, beaten d own, worked up. >> so many people have no idea you need towork, bring us the workweek, the pensions, unions, the folks who brought us the weekend. i wanted to explain to people, unions have achieved a whole lot in american history, but now they are really in decline and have really taken it on the chin. as a result, things are considerably worse for workers than was the case 30, 40 years ago. >> featured nonfiction authors this weekend

starting at noon eastern on "in conversationa live with sebastian gorka.tian: when i saw those plans fly through the world trade center, i viscerally understood that the talent areas were back -- that the totalitarians were back. and if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda, it is clear that america once again is facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> his latest book is "the war for america's soul." his other titles are "why we fight" and "defeating jihad." join with your calls in face of messages. at 9:00 eastern on "after words," steven greenhouse talks about his book "eaten down, worked up." they do not realize how unions brought us 40-hour work weeks and pensions, and i want to explain to people, you know, unions have achieved a whole lot in american history, but now they are really in decline, they have really been taking it on the chin, and as a result, things are considerably worse for workers, i believe, than was the case 30, 40 years ago. >> watch featured nonfiction authors this week and every weekend on book tv on c-span

sebastian gorka host of the program "america first." thank you both for being here. start with you. the pentagon a -- announcing they are going to fight the ban against u.s. companies selling to huawei? they put out

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visit ncicap.org] sunday, book tv features the latest books from sebastian gorka and former "new york times" labor reporter steven greenhouse, starting on tuesday a livedepth" with conversation with sebastian gorka. sebastian: when i saw those planes fly into the world trade center, i viscerally understood that the totalitarians are back. , butmay not be communist they are totalitarian, and if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda, it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology. >>'s latest book is "the war for america's sould." his other titles are "why we fight" and "defeating jihad." join us with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook messages. steven"after words," greenhouse talks about his book "beaten down, worked up." do not so many people understand how unions are what they do, how they bring us the 40-hour workweek week, the folks who bring us the weekend. i wanted to explain to people, you know, unions have achieved a whole lot of american history, but now they are in decline, they have really been taking it on the chin, an

sebastian gorka thank you very much for your time this evening. >> god bless.e: god bless happy new year. >>> the judge has recuse himself. the arkansas judge has been requested biden's financial records during those during his time at burisma. last month the judge rejected a claim that hunter biden is facing multiple criminal investigations. interesting. >>> up next, protests in hong kong erupting again over the new year's holiday. north korea's kim jong-un makes more threats to resume nuclear weapons tests. we will have that and much more, after a brief break. william: 145 over 92. alyson: 180 over 111. jodie: 182 over 100 and i had a heart attack and cardiac arrest, and then a stroke. vo: your blood pressure numbers could change your life. frank: a lot of people don't understand, including myself, i didn't know, now i do, the impact of having a stroke. william: my memory is shot. alyson: when i woke up, i couldn't speak. mick: if i would have followed a treatment plan, i would not be in this situation. frank: it's a tough jouney. vo: lowering your high blood

sebastian gorka host of the program "america first." thank you both for being here. christian, let me start with you. the pentagon a -- announcing they are going to fight the ban against u.s. companies selling to huawei? they put out this sanctimonious abstract argument about it? what is going on over there. >> huawei is if you look qualcomm and apple and put them together and put them under the control of the chinese party, that is what you would get. maybe throw the ns tax in there as well. they are a chinese company stealing technology from us and the free world. i think esper is off his rocket. but the real culprit is steven mnuchin. it's treasury objecting to any efforts to get tougher on china, north korea and iran. they are the ones that seemed to veto this new rule that would have changed the amount of foreign technology pane american company could sell to huawei. lou: this defense secretary, say what you will about mnuchin, going on with his specious nonsense about orders of consequence that must be contemplated by effective leaders. what pompous bull. why i

. >> sunday, book tv features the latest books from former trump deputy assistant sebastian gorka and former new york times labor reporter steven greenhouse . starting in eastern on in-depth with a live conversation with avastin gorka . >> when i saw those two planes flying into the twin towers of the world trade center , i viscerally understood that the totalitarians are back . they may not be communists but they are totalitarians and if you read the works that inform groups isis or al qaeda , it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology . >> 'slatest book is the war for america's soul . his other titles are why we fight and defeating jihad . join in the conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages and at nine eastern on "after words", steven greenhouse talks about his book beaten down, worked up .>> some people had no idea what they do and how unions help bring us the 40 hour work week and bring us pensions and there's the bumper sticker unions, the folks who brought us the weekend and i wanted to explain to people , unions have ac

. >> sounded booktv features the latest books from former trump deputy assistant sebastian gorka and former "new york times" labor reporter steven greenhous greenhouse. starting at noon eastern on "in depth" with a five conversation with sebastian gorka. >> when i saw those planes flying into the twin towers over the world trade center, i understood that the totalitarians are back. they may not be communists but they are totalitarians. and if you read the works that are from groups like isis are al-qaeda, it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> his latest book is the war from america's soul. joint in a conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. and that ninth eastern on "after words" steven greenhouse talks about his book beaten-down, worked up. >> so many people had no idea what unions do and how unions help ring as the 40 hour workweek and bring as pensions and there's a bumper sticker unions are the folks who brought us the weekend. i wanted to explain to people come unions have achieved a whole lot in american histor

sebastian gorka thank you very much for your time this evening. >> god bless.less happy new year. >>> the judge has recuse himself. the arkansas judge has been requested biden's financial records during those during his time at burisma. last month the judge rejected a claim that hunter biden is facing multiple criminal investigations. interesting. >>> up next, protests in hong kong erupting again over the new year's holiday. north korea's kim jong-un makes more threats to resume nuclear weapons tests. we will have that and much more, after a brief break. she wanted to move someplace warm. but he wanted snow for the holidays. so we built a snow globe. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. what? switching and saving was really easy! i love you! what? sweetie! hands off the glass. ugh!! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i love her! i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only

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sebastian gorka thank you very much for your time this evening. >> god bless.e: god bless happy new year. >>> the judge has recuse himself. the arkansas judge has been requested biden's financial records during those during his time at burisma. last month the judge rejected a claim that hunter biden is facing multiple criminal investigations. interesting. >>> up next, protests in hong kong erupting again over the new year's holiday. north korea's kim jong-un makes more threats to resume nuclear weapons tests. we will have that and much more, after a brief break. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got t

and click on the in-depth tab or search for sebastian gorka using the box the top of the page. >> starting in just a minute peter bergen talks about the experience of generals during their time in the trump administration. after that, former wall street trader turn photo journalist reports on the plight of those living on the margins of society in america >> a nonprofit nonpartisan place that has independent thinkers. so to sit here at new america and help to design the organization itself. it is not an exaggeration to say that they have done more in this last year that we have accomplished in a lifetime. as a filmmaker and best-selling author. you can see trump and his generals of what new america is. so not only to think independently, it's almost for the country right now that's how it struck me. so right now and give you a chance to ask questions and then give you a little time for a book signing so with that with the unconventional questions so you say in the beginning that i am a former government official and with the assistant secretary so looking from the other side and to have th

and later, a reairing of the former deputy assistant to president trump, sebastian gorka. find more on book tv.org. now here's more on detroit's bankruptcy. >> good evening, everybody. >> good evening. >> that's a good detroit response for c-span. my name is peter hammer. i'm a professor of law and i direct the center for civil rights here at wayne state university law school and welcome you. at the center we take very seriously the proposition that structural racism is our generation's civil rights challenge. i think you will see the stories we have here provide kind of a personal narrative of what it means to be

[background sounds] >> sunday tv features the latest books from former trump deputy assistant sebastian gorkaa former new york times labor reporter, steven greenhouse, starting at noon eastern on "in depth", was a live conversation with sebastian gorka. >> was on the two flames fly into the twin towers of the world trade center. i understood that totalitarian drawbacks. they may not be communists, but they are totalitarian. and as read the works that inform groups like hal qaeda, if it is clear that is and more mecca is won't again facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> is lose focus more for america's soul. his other times are we fight, any feeding jihad. joining the conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. in a nine eastern on afterwards, steven greenhouse talks about his book, beaten down and worked up. >> so many people have no idea what unions are into and how unions help bring us a 40 hour workweek and tension and pensions and a bumper sticker union to the folks who brought it to the weekend. i wanted to explain to people that you units have achieved a lot in

sebastian gorka host of the program "america first." thank you both for being here. with you. the pentagon a -- announcing they are going to fight the ban against u.s. companies selling to huawei? they put out this sanctimonious abstract argument about it? what is going on over there. >> huawei is if you look qualcomm and apple and put them together and put them under the control of the chinese party, that is what you would get. maybe throw the ns tax in there as well. they are a chinese company stealing technology from us and the free world. i think esper is off his rocket. but the real culprit is steven mnuchin. it's treasury objecting to any efforts to get tougher on china, north korea and iran. they are the ones that seemed to veto this new rule that would have changed the amount of foreign technology pane american company could sell to huawei. lou: this defense secretary, say what you will about mnuchin, going on with his specious nonsense about orders of consequence that must be contemplated by effective leaders. what pompous bull. why is it being done out in p

those of you in the mountain and specific time zones, we have about a off hour left other guest sebastian gorka, and dawn is in massachusetts and you are on the line. >> hello sebastian how are you. sebastian: better than i deserve. >> will sebastian, i was listening to the program we do mentioned in your books, you have some discussion on what we can do and i thought i would relate to a terrifying story that is a little spark of hope to it. my hubby is the lonely hubby. i go to these toxic people give about global warming. i don't scare everybody and convince everyone that we are destroying the planet. and usually the only person who asked about the science and questions that they are doing. over the past six years, i noticed that these presentations have evolved in the latest now is presentations are the revolving around the urgency to act and to do something. in the latest would i went to, locally, was organized by party democratic party folks, and they had the high school democrats students there. they were all doing their presentations on global warming and then a couple conservation peopl

tomorrow, christian whiton, sebastian gorka, jonathan ward among our guests.'ll join us. thank you for being with us tonight. a reminder to follow me on twitter and like me on facebook and instagram, lou dobbs lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. iran threatens to burn up places that support the u.s. as the company designates the u.s. army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations. cheryl: what is the hottest tech you need to get your hands on. we're live at ces in las vegas. lauren: can you do anything in your life without googling it? the new study that shows how much americans rely on the internet to get anything done. it is tuesday, january 7th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ and then i saw

he talked to andy leavitt about the challenges facing american workers and we are live with sebastian gorka on our monthly call in program "in depth," deputy assistant to donald trump joins us to talk about his books on us to mystic and foreign policy.

tomorrow, christian whiton, sebastian gorka, jonathan ward among our guests.onight. a reminder to follow me on twitter and like me on facebook and instagram, lou dobbs tonight. thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow. good night from new york. trish: tonight, the dems are making their political alliances known loud and clear. speaker nancy pelosi kowtowing to a radical left squad led by alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar, both of whom say the president is guilty of war crimes. nancy pelosi is attempting to curtail president trump's executive war powers in a display of pure partisan politics the likes of which i don't believe our country has ever quite seen. good evening, everyone, i am trish regan. it makes you sick to your stomach, and more than ever it showcases the willingness of a political party to put its own interests above everything else. the pure,

tomorrow, christian whiton, sebastian gorka, jonathan ward among our guests. and like me on facebook and instagram, lou dobbs tonight. thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow. good night from new york. trish: tonight, the dems are making their political alliances known loud and clear. speaker nancy pelosi kowtowing to a radical left squad led by alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar, both of whom say the president is guilty of war crimes. nancy pelosi is attempting to curtail president trump's executive war powers in a display of pure partisan politics the likes of which i don't believe our country has ever quite seen. good evening, everyone, i am trish regan. it makes you sick to your stomach, and more than ever it showcases the willingness of a political party to put its own interests above everything else. the pure,

former deputy assistant to president trump sebastian gorka weighs in on u.s.tic and foreign policy and vanderbilt university professor brian fitzpatrick offers his thoughts on class-action lawsuits. in jody adams kirchner looks at the impact detroit's bankruptcy is had on the city's poor. >> booktv recently visited the home of psychotherapist jeannie safer and national review senior editor richard book kaiser for to talk about how they maintain a relationship despite their opposing political views. here they offed her thoughts on current political climate. >> every day it gets worse. my brother unfriended me on facebook my sister-in-law broke the engagement over kavanaugh. you don't believe me. i do believe you. it's gotten more insane. it. >> it comes from both sides. maybe even more from the anti-trump side. i read a statistic that people are truncating their thanksgiving to an hour or two less so they won't fight with each other. there was a piece of the time on 17 things to talk about it thanksgiving other than politics. >> we needed somebody to write an a

sebastian gorka, jonathan ward among our guests. we hope you'll join us. thank you for being with us tonight. a reminder to follow me on twitter and like me on facebook and instagram, lou dobbs tonight. thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow. good night from new york. trish: tonight, the dems are making their political alliances known loud and clear. speaker nancy pelosi kowtowing to a radical left squad led by alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar, both of whom say the president is guilty of war crimes. nancy pelosi is attempting to curtail president trump's executive war powers in a display of pure partisan politics the likes of which i don't believe our country has ever quite seen. good evening, everyone, i am trish regan. it makes you sick to your stomach, and more than ever it showcases the willingness of a political party to put its own interests above everything else. the pure, raw politics of these democrats, it has reached a truly gross level. watch. >> the president has taken action that is unconstitutional. >> the president is in violation

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and later, a reairing of the former deputy assistant to president trump, sebastian gorka. find more on book tv.org. now here's more on detroit's bankruptcy. >> good evening, everybody. >> good evening. >> that's a good detroit response for c-span. my name is peter hammer. i'm a professor of law and i direct the center for civil rights here at wayne state university law school and welcome you. at the center we take very seriously the proposition that structural racism is our generation's civil rights challenge. i think you will see the stories we have here provide kind of a personal narrative of what it means to be living in a city dominated with the effects of spatial structural racism. i want to give a shoutout to the deal, who is the sponsor of this, generously supported by the kellogg foundation. we have just ended our fourth cohort which we're celebrating. we will be announcing our fifth. but as a capacity building and fellowship building program that takes 25 or 30 individuals working at organizations dedicated to racial equity and takes a year-long process of trying

starting at noon eastern on in-depth with a live with sebastian gorka. >> when i saw those planes fly into the twin towers of the world trade center, i bristled -- viscerally understood that the totalitarians are back. they may not be communists, but they are totalitarians. if you read the works that inform groups like isis, it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> his latest book is "the war join in thes soul." conversation with your phone calls, tweet sent facebook messages. at 9:00 eastern, steven greenhouse talks about his book "beaten down, worked up." >> so many people don't know how us the 40 hour work week at pensions and the unions, theer, folks who brought us the weekend. i want it to explain to people, unions achieved a lot in american history but now they are really in decline. result, things are considerably worse for workers than was the case 30, 40 years ago. this weekend watch and all weekend on book tv on c-span2. and i ame is adam cook a 2018 c-span studentcam winner. i'm here to encourage you to continue to wrap up this compet

reair of today's in depth program, with sebastian gorka, former deputy assistant to president trump.ly on booktv, former defense secretary jim mattis recounted his military career and offered his thoughts on leadership in a conversation with "new york times" columnist david brooks. here's a portion of the program. >> greek phalanxes, preparing for battle, covered by the shields, so terrified they could hear each other teeth chattering. have you felt that fear in course of your career or battlefield, somewhere else? >> absolutely. you feel it. you're trained to overcome it. there's things you can do to overcome it. your body will help you, your mind will help you get through that. it will slow some things down. but the most important, i mean, there is nothing strange about fear. it is going to be there. part of every fight. first time i got shot at i couldn't taste for three days. scared the hell out of me. but i think you're well enough trained. but what really drives you forward, you know, because you're probably going to be very, very tired. i cannot even explain to you how tired y

starting at noon eastern on in-depth with a live conversation with sebastian gorka. i saw those planes flying through the twin towers of the irld trade center, and understood that the totalitarians are back. they may not become ministers, .ut they are totalitarians if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda, it is clear that america is once again facing a global totalitarian ideology. "thencer:'s latest book is war for america's soul." join in the conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook messages. at 9:00 eastern on after words, steven greenhouse talks about his book, "being down, worked up." >> so many people do not know what unions are, what they do come how they bring us pensions, and there is a bumper sticker, "unions, the folks who brought us the weekend." i want to explain to people that unions have achieved a whole lot in american history but they are in decline. as a result, things are considerably worse for workers then was the case 30, 40 years ago. announcer: watch featured book tv.n authors on "washington journal" conti

starting at noon eastern on " in-depth" with a live conversation with sebastian gorka.deo clip] >> i saw those planes flying into the twin towers. i understood the totalitarians are back. they may not be communists, but they are totalitarians and if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda, it is clear america is facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> his latest book is " the war for america's soul." on afterwards, steven greenhouse talks about his book beaten down, worked up. >> so many people had no idea what unions are, what they do, and hap -- how they help bring us to 40 hour work weeks and sticker in the bumper union is the people who brought us the weekend. unions have achieved a whole lot in american history, but now they are in decline. as a result, things are considerably worse for workers than was the case 30, 40 years ago. announcer: watch featured nonfiction authors this weekend and every weekend on book tv on c-span 2. "washington journal" continues. host: this is kelly vlahos of the american conservative, serves as executive editor.

levin of michigan but the current challenges facing american workers and sunday we're live with sebastian gorka. the form deputy a i sit stand president trump will talk but his books 0 unu.s., domestic and foreign policy. fine a complete 48 hour schedule by visiting booktv.org. >> democratic senator jeff merkley or oregon provided this first hand account of immigrant detention centers. he offers his thoughts on the divide between political parties on the immigration debate. >> in general, republicans trusted more on national security issues than democrats. they voted for more defense spending and, therefore, they feel if they have a fear factor it will help them in elects. democrats have in general been in the fight more for health care, housing, education, living wage jobs and feet like they're more dependent on a hope factor to do well in the elections. so, how do you get a fear factor? well, the administration looked at the issues from two years easterly 'er, ebo of -- ebola, isis scared people but that no longer was such a factor because they were mostly out of the territory. and the idea o

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sebastian gorka, former senior advisor to president trump, is our guest on c-span's in-depth life on-span2's book tv. you can watch a beginning at noon eastern time, 9:00 for those of you on the west coast. 48 hours of nonfiction books on c-span2 and history on c-span3 this weekend. john is joining us, connecticut, independent line. caller: thank you for having me on. we happened to be driving by washington, d.c. and flipped on your station. what a breath of fresh air. a 14-year-old daughter that has been listening to the news and what is going on and is nervous about everything going and listening to both sides, the republicans in the democrats, talking about what is going on and weather they believe it is right or wrong was an eye-opener for her. everythinghat given that has gone on, if the facts support that this gentleman was going to harm americans and we have the intelligence to prove it, i think he did the right thing. we have to protect this country and its citizens. host: thanks for listening. if you are not in the d.c. area, we are on siriusxm and we can be heard on the fre