they don't reflect what it means for the thousands of librarians like susan baker in texas and across become the front line of defense, risking their careers, reputations, sometime their personal safety in thi vitriolic unrelenting cultur war. libraries means so much to generations of readers parents and communities like thi velshi book club member eva -- who emailed to tell me about her experience at her loca library. writing in part i am the ninth of ten children born to my parents in the 40s and 50s neither are my parents wer able to go to school be on the eighth grade, because bein black, they had to pick cotton in the south my mother was equall passionate about us knowing ho to read. so much so that you walked int the library to get books t read over summer vacation. once read the books, we have t tell you what those books fo about. i still hold the memories of those family discussions close to my heart. after the national the books she take us back to th laboratory the books in, and then grab some more. being poor, at the library was her way of keeping u entertained as well as e

by susan glasser and peter baker. well, we have that in stock. i will tell you that they they sell well, initially, but they do have a shelf life. and so they get a lot of attention. there is i sense a bit of a of a fatigue with many trump books. i think many readers want to get over it, want to take a look at new things, explore new topics. and so while we put those books on our shelves, i will tell you that after a few weeks, they tend to interest be tends to dissipate. so, congressman israel, if i came in and wanted to read catcher in the rye, j.d. salinger or pg woodhouse, are those classics available as well? my my favorite section. peter is behind me. banned books. my second favorite section are our classics. and i will tell you, they sell very well. people, i think they're returning to great literature and meaningful literature and literature that makes a point and not necessarily a quick 20 books. so we have a very robust bay of shelves that offer those classics and we keep it intentionally cluttered. i love the look of it. it's not the b

my colleague peter baker and not my colleague susan glasser, but spouses and coautho

my colleague peter baker and not my colleague susan glasser, but spouses and coauthors. the book we're going to talk about the divider. this book was not supposed to happen because neither of you was supposed to cover trump. all right. i remember at the new york times, the there's an internal newsletter that goes around that used to be a heart ahead of the times to announce moves within times. and i remember when the announcement came out that peter baker was to be the new jerusalem bureau chief for the new york times, which is a spot that is, you know, lightly watched who was going to have that exciting and somewhat difficult job. and so it was announced that peter baker would be the new jerusalem bureau chief. you moved there and then what happened? how did you have to cover trump? well, thank you guys for coming day. delighted to be here. that you panel doing this with us. pamela has been a great colleague both at the book review and now on the op ed page. i read everything she writes and i think you should do. we go to jerusalem. we were going to be jerusalem. susan

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washington bureau chief of "usa today" susan page and chief correspondent for "the new york times," peter baker. >> most people you see very sorry they're here it's only going to get worse. >> we apologize. >> yeah. >> we're always sorry. >> willie -- >> we should start with the disclaimer. >> i want to talk to willie. >> one second guys we'll be right there. >> uh-oh >> they'll forgive you, you're our escort in and out of detention. >> what is coming out of your mouth? i'm worried. >> i had a friend call me last night, are we going to see polls of trump, a supporter of trump. look at this this is what he showed me. donald trump's favorability among republicans. >> we talked about this yesterday. >> an all-time high. >> in republicans. >> he thought, let's look at this he thought that this would send people that watch this show and people who want democrats to win into a spiral. and i said, dude, you don't understand you think that democrats are still scared of donald trump no no they want him to win you think you're owning the libs you're only making libs as comfortable as if you were smoking