the fdr presidential library and museum host the reading festival a day of author program on the life and tenure of america's 32nd president, from june 21st to the 26th, it's the american library association annual conference held this year in new orleans, for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch press festival coverage click the book fair's tab on the website, booktv.org. >> and now on book tv we bring recently held unbound book festival, held of event in colombia missouri includes author discussions on the first amendment and writing historical fiction. but, first, talk about the me too women's movement in america over the past year. [applause]

weekend the fdr presidential library and museum hosts the result reading festival the day of author programs and the like and tenure america's 32nd president. june 21-26 is the american library association annual conference held this year in new orleans. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals, and to watch previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> good evening and welcome to common good books. we are very happy to welcome maya dusenbery . she is award-winning. an economist. before becoming a journalist, she worked at the national institute for reproductive health. she is a minnesota native and please help me welcome maya dusenbery. [applause] >> thank you. how does this sound? [laughter] okay. how about that? like this? really? testing, testing. how is this? how about this? [laughter] hi, i am maya. i'm happy to be here in my hometown. not far from where gore peered at that object about the book and how that interested in the topic and do a pretty short leading before opening up to questions. i've been doing this for almost a decade. i've written a lot about policy issues in that capacity but it really wasn't until about fiv

the fdr presidential library and museum host the reading festival a day of author program on the life and tenure of america's 32nd president, from june 21st to the 26th, it's the american library association annual conference held this year in new orleans, for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch press festival coverage click the book fair's tab on the website, booktv.org. >> and now on book tv we bring recently held unbound book festival, held of event in colombia missouri includes author discussions on the first amendment and writing historical fiction. but, first, talk about the me too women's movement in america over the past year. [applause] >> hello, everyone. can everyone hear me? they hear me, good. [laughter] >> we will hear some of the panelists, we just got mics on. the first person that i will introduce is jamie, has written about sex, design, technology and urban life for the new york, wall street journal, the guardian and her fourth book was published in october 2012. it appeared on the new york time's best seller list and published in ten countries in 2013 and in 2017. [inaudible] >> her work in total of 16 different languages, currently liv

the books. if you rely on libraries to find that perfect summer read, a lot of people do, take note. school and local library funding is shrinking in many parts of the country. tomorrow the american library associationago to discuss new strategies to protect these vital institutions, and now you can do your part to keep your local library shelves full. i am giving away five copies of my new book, and two copies of the young reader edition of the book, to libraries across the country. we're looking to find two libraries in each state, plus the washington, d.c. area. if you want to nominate your library, or a library, go to bretlibrary.com, fill out the short form. it's fitting we're coming from the richard nixon library and museum, a book event tonight. should be fun. thanks for inviting us to your home. that's it for this "special report with bret baier." "the story hosted by martha maccallum" begins right now. >> thanks, bret. president trump has made news today. we'll go there. he's making the keynote speech tonight for the campaign for life gala. we'll take you there as soon as he gets on stage. but first, it's the final primary day actually of may. stakes are high as they wrap up voting in four

the american library association does not support rfid technology. i'll be perfectly blunt with you because my kid is a technophile, she corrodes, she's on computer, she doesn't want it. you've got consumers that doesn't that -- they don't want to touch. she does this elaborate internet safety stuff. she uses tour which is some websites where no one can track your movements. these young people are really concerned about their own privacy and you are putting in technology that they don't have a vote in, that will track them when they know that they don't want to be tracked. so i think this is a technology solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist. and you do have a problem that does exist that you still haven't addressed, and in my year and a half and -- on the board, i know that branch is not safe on seven days a week because you don't deploy officers there seven days a week anymore. i will be making a motion not to include this in this budget. the rfid. >> let's give mr lambert an opportunity. i'm sure he wants to. >> thank you supervisor c

later this month, the american library associations annual conference held this year in new orleans and featuring a keynote talk by former first lady michelle obama. on june 23rd, fdr presidential library and museum host the roosevelt reading festival, day of author's program on life and tenure of america's 32nd president. from july 11th to the 14th, it's the annual libertarian conference, freedom fest in las vegas. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website. booktv.org. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here is our prime time line-up. ingredients for widely used medicine. at 8:30 stuart, chief domestic policy adviser to jimmy carter and other veterans discuss the legacy of america's 39th president. at 10:00, barbara explore it is science behind how the body ages on book tv's after words program. we wrap up at 11:00 p.m. with former cia director michael hayden. .. .. [inaudible conversations]

later that month the american library association's annual conference held this year in new orleans and featured a keynote talk by former first lady michelle obama. june 23, the fdr presidential library museum hosts the roosevelt reading festival with a damn author program on the life and tenure of america's 32nd president. july 11, to make the 14 the annual libertarian conference freedom fest in las vegas. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals in to watch previous coverage click the book fairs have on her website, book tv.org. >> when i started to talk about my book one of the first questions i drove out to audiences of sometime is what is the first thing that comes to mind when i say police brutality. times have changed, but usually it's been sort of the difference across generations, but almost universally male, so rodney king, oscar grant , it's been micah brown, eric garner, freddy gray and of the list goes on and even this week i think if we asked the question what is the first thing that came to mind this week in terms of police of violent we would hear ste

publishers and authors about forthcoming books and then the printers role at first, and the american library association's held this year in new orleans and featuring a keynote talk by former first lady michelle obama. the fdr presidential library and museum hosts of roosevelt reading festival, a day of office programs on the life and tenure of america's 32nd president. from july 11th to the 14th, and the annual libertarian conference, freedom fest, in las vegas. and previous festival coverage of the book fairs tab, booktv.org. >> beginning now, live coverage of the gaithersburg book festival, ann marie ackermann talking crap the german murderer who died defending robert e lee. >> i am the proud mayor of the city of gaithersburg and founder of this festival. i should have introduced myself. gaithersburg is a city that supports the arts and humanities, we are pleased to bring you this event thanks to generous support of our sponsors and volunteers. please say thank you. violence all your devices and we hope you are following the book festival on facebook, twitter and instagram. if you post about the festiv

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the essences decision that's being arbitrary and capricious. krista cox from the association of research libraries ryan ray back from the american sustainable business council thank you for stepping into the big picture thank you. regardless of what does or doesn't change on june eleventh this issue looms large over november elections so let's bring in conservative radio and t.v. commentator steve malzberg who joins us from our t's bustling new york bureau steve welcome great to be here hala steve with a republican house majority and a president eager to undo his predecessor's work this story is now less about technology than politics d.-a think the public outcry that those three g.o.p. senators heard has now become a hot potato for house republican candidates in november well you know nancy pelosi and chuck schumer they had a joint announcement that this is going to be a major issue for the midterms that's the democrats' strategy and you're right i mean the polls overwhelmingly show that the public you know wants net neutrality that's because they don't understand it just sounds good but they don't understand the issue having said that you know if