. >> coming up next on c-span2, on "after words "susan jacoby talks about myths about growing old.hen donald rumsfeld on his new book, "known and unknown," and bruce riedel talks about the u.s. relationship with pakistan. >> coming up next, book tv presents "after words," an hour long program where we invite guest hosts to interview authors. best selling author susan jacoby tackles the myth of old age in her book, "never say day," and she claims the american culture deludes the american population to believe 90 is the new 50 and discusses growing older and aarp with editor sylvia smith. ♪ >> host: susan jacoby, welcome, the author of a new book "never say die: the myths of marketing the new old age." what is the myth of the new old age? >> guest: the myth of the new old age is that we are all -- and by we i really mean people who are not old now, the aging boomers, people in their 50s and early 60s now and in their 40s that all old age is lived in a way that's totally different in the way in which old age was lived in the past, that we are going to all be sky diving, i like to thin

susan jacoby, and thanks so much. the book is "never say die." >> guest: thank you. >> former defense secretary donald rumsfeld recently talked about his new book, "known and unknown" with historian michael beschloss. the interview took place at the national constitution center in philadelphia and was the first up on mr. rumsfeld spoke to her. it is an hour, 10 minutes. >> we thought we would have this little gathering because secretary rumsfeld's book book is not thing getting very much attention so we thought that we would make up for that by at least having one event. i know you are not doing anything else to make sure that the book gets the attention it deserves. it is appropriate we are doing this here in the national constitution center because one of the things the founders were serious about was, unlike the regimes in europe that they were starting this country to be unlike, they wanted to make sure that we had a record of our leaders, what they thought about what they did in office and also the hope that reco

susan jacoby and the myths on the age of health care. then, donald rumsfeld on his meme roar, and bruce riedel looks at the global jihad movement. on c-span tonight, federal chairman's first economic outlook news conference. until today, the federal open market's committee report on interest rate changes was released in rating. today, he answered reporter's questions about it. it's on 8 eastern tonight over on c-span. >> now a discussion on the difference in wages for men and women. former massachusetts lieutenant governor evelyn murphy is head of the wage project and eliminating age discrimination against women. she spoke to students at the university of massachusetts in boston on april 14th. this is just over an hour. >> good evening, i'm the directer of the center and prm of women in politics and public policy in u-mass public boston's graduate school. thank you for being here tonight. tonight's program is called "i want my million dollars, and why everyone should be concerned about the gender wage gap." this event is brought to you b

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