[laughter] [applause] >> susan burton and michelle alexander. [applause] the books are on sale downstairs in the bookstore. [applause] >> y'all show some love to asha. she did a great job moderating. [applause] now listen, the books are on sale downstairs, and in case you need more time they will be on sale for the next several sundays. but we want you to go down now while we have susan and michelle here so that you might get an autographed copy. so thank you all for coming, may god bless you, and don't forget we're here every sunday from 9 -- [laughter] and at 3 1:30. -- 11:30. thank you, good night. it's been a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful time. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we're live this weekend from chicago for the 33rd annual printers row lit fest featuring former u.s. congressman trey radel, jeffrey stone on sex and the constitution, heather ann thompson and many more. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. on "after words" this weekend, new america president and ceo anne-marie slaughter examines the intersection of tech

we do not commit ourselves thoroughly and with great passion and conviction precisely the way susan burton has demonstrated in her own life. and so i view her as a model, as an example of what is possible. [applause] >> you were a student activist and we protested and took over buildings? i have a good memory. i've grown up and we said then, as everybody couldn't go to school, nobody was going to school and we saw then the were taking the exact amount of money out of public higher education and putting it into prison building and we refused to allow that to happen itch know not turned my back on the work and apparently neither have you so we're going to win this battle. but it forgot. vivian. >> first of all, congratulations, susan, on the book. it did finally arrive at my office. that's a private book. you get your book yet? got the book. i read it in one sitting. and i'm just deeply honored to have known you all these years and of course, i'm always honored to know you, michelle, and asha. i'll give a little context. from the warren war on crime to nixon war on drugs to bill clinton's 19