you are on with author thom hartmann. >> one new line speak with you.ering, i here a comment, sarah palin you look around. the money from the oil companies. not everything has to be for profit. >> of your political views. >> it wasn't a nickel's worth of interest. i grew up under fdr. pretty equal parties. they've gone into insanity. >> the socialist canard is an interesting one. if you together on public streets are socialist. the kind of socialism, was socialism, was clearly define what is the public spirit and the problem. the question. not even good communism, basically just on a dictatorship of sorts. that is not socialism. what the caller was referring to, sarah palin. the permanent fund got that. that. drill oil out of when your passport. an affiliate the permanent fund. i would not carnal actually challenged. it's losing its thing. where is the dividing line between public and private. in other words, used to be prior to the reagan era it was conventional wisdom. the public sector is what we all collectively owned, administer, and should be done

thom hartmann on his life and career. his many books include the crash of 2016, and threshold. williams andter his most reason book. his other books include race and economics. rove looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign trade --. he discusses the political environment in 1896 including political gridlock. he is interviewed by richard bruckheimer. >> the republican party has been in 1892 election. mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country to send into a deep depression and the republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there is and he wants to be the nominee but he is not the front runner. announcer: directly following, join book tv as we attend a party thrown for karl rove. sunday, david marinus will be live with your calls from noon-3:00. his books include his most recent release, once in a great city. as well as first in his class, a biography of bill clinton, tell .ew to shut up three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, television for serious readers. more than half of the vehicles sold this year connected to the internet. next,