. >> host: there's a big publisher, thomas nelson? >> guest: thomas nelson is there and the southwestern company is also there. they're two of nashville's oldest companies, and people many times will say, how did printers alley come about? think they at a bunch of honky-tonks. it was actually the back door of the alley off the printing companies, and thomas nelson beg one of those who started with bibles and expanded and moved to educational books, and i worked with southwestern company, working my way through college. paid for my tuition. >> host: marsha blackburn, have you ever spoken or been involved with the southern festival of book? >> guest: i have not. i have gone a couple of times because i just love it. authors and -- things that bring authors together as those are fabulous. alice randall, who has written a couple of best sellers, is a very dear friend and she has been very involved with southern festival of book. also in nashville. she and their daughter caroline, great authors. >> host: recently it was 400th 400th annivers

. >> thomas nelson down in nashville now. >> he is there in southwestern is also there, they are to havenashville's' oldest companies and people many times will say how did winters alley come about ? they think is a bunch of honky-tonk's they actually don't know is the back door the alley off the back door of all the printing companies and thomas nelson being one of those in southwestern who started with the bible and expanded and moved to educational books and i worked with the southwestern company working my way through college, is how i pay for my tuition. >> have you ever spoken or been involved with the southern festival of books? >> i have not. i have gone a couple of times because i love it, authors around ten things that bring authors together and those are fabulous, alice randall who has written a couple of bestsellers is a very dear friends. >> recently the 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death, are are you a shakespearean in any way? >> all, i appreciation, reading and i have always thought that going it would be a good excuse for a trip to italy to go, it's right a

. >> host: there's a big publisher intown named thomas nelson in nashville . >> guest: the southwestern company is also there. they are too often nashville's oldest companies and people many times will say how did printers alley, about? they think it's a bunch of honky-tonk, they don't realize it was actually the back door, the alley off the back door of all printing companies and thomas wilson being one of those and southwestern who started with five and expanded to educational books and i worked with the southwestern company, working my way through college. so i it paid for my tuition. >> host: marsha blackburn, have you ever spoken or been involved with the southern festival of books. >> guest: i have not.i have gone a couple times because i love it. authors in the round or things that bring authors together, those are fabulous. alice randall who has written a couple of bestsellers is a very dear friend and she's been very involved with southern festival of books, also an asheville gal, she and her daughter caroline, great authors. >> host: recently it was the 400th anniversary of wi

byron hinton from thomas nelson community college in virginia. >> ike --rep.burn: i can hardly hear you. byron hinton from thomas nelson community college and i look forward to see you speak later tonight. this being a pathways to power about women in politics, what tips do you have to give to women who want to actually start a pathway into politics? rep. blackburn: that is a great question. the tips to give are to realize that leadership skills are transferable commodity. skills that you develop in one arena of life you can move to the public sector. be ready to tell your story and talk about the validity and the success of your story. do not let people tell you it is not worthy. many times we talked about, if a man had his name on my resume or if it were gender blind, then what would people say? out when is i went as in college and i taught door to door book sales company in nashua, tennessee into hiring me. one of the first females they had ever hired, the first female in the south. not only did i finish that first ummer making $3654 and 20 -- $3654.27. i b

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one, georgia o'keefe, two, alma thomas, three, louie nelson or four, pablo picasso??structor at shaw junior high school for several decades and one of the best washingtonag known color school painters andr michelle obama chose one of hero works to happening in the white house. >> he's full of all kind off a d information.form final question. carter g woodson memorial is inn shaw. way known for.known. the study of african american history, two inventing the traffic light, three being agh medal of honor winnert, or fourr being the first black supreme sp court justice.ti i'll let you answer answer this one. >> definitely for the study of f african-american history. dipping ding ding.g. with the steal. greg, what do you to tell us about carter g woodson.on. >> i'll pass to alex.lex. >> what do you know about cartee d woodson. >> he was the father of blackwae history. he started the association the study of african-american blackk history and lived at 15,389th street service is in the process off renovating and stabbing and oned of the newest national historico sites in wa

lashing out at thomas dewey or 1976 when reagan and ford went head-to-head all the way to the convention. or 1964 when barry goldwater got the nomination with his extremism speech and nelsoner stands up an denounces the john burke society and everyone boos. such great history here. whether donald trump, the fact that melania may have had some were road words from another speech or some unhappy dell fwats here, the point is, it's part of the great history of political conventions. that's why we love it. >> you are a great collection of buttons. off great collection. not too many buttons around this cycle. >> no, there's not. a lot of them are made by individuals and they sell them online. once upon a time -- i remember going to bobby kennedy headquarters in 1968 and filling my pockets. we used to do that. i know, i know. i had big pockets back then. now you have to buy everything. very few are given out by the campaigns themselves. you have to purchase them online. but a button is a button. bill mckinley or donald trump, i collect them. >> what does this one feel like after seing so far, what we can expect before the close of the convention, and where donald trump needs to

and lashing out at thomas dewey or 76 when reagan and ford went head-to-head all the all the way to the convention and 76. or in 64 when barry goldwater got the name nation and nelsonrockefeller stands up and announces that john birch society and everybody booze. such great history here. whether donald trump, the fact that melania may have had some borrowed words or some unhappy delegates, is part of the great history of political convention. >> you are a great collection -- a lot of them are made online. i mean, i remember going and filling my pockets. we has to do that. i know, i know. i hate pockets back then. very few given out by the campaigns themselves. you have to purchase them online. a button is a button. though mckinley or donald trump collecting. >> what does this one feel like what we can expect before the close of this dimension and where donald job is to go from here. >> people will tell you that we don't need the bushes, mccain, romney's a very different kind of animal and we prove it by getting more votes in the primaries and caucuses than any other republican in history. at the same time, it's a different audience that you can't rely on the people