host: from the new york liberty thank you for spending some time with us on booktv. >> thank you so much >> thank you for joining us today on our webinar. i am a senior fellow at the pacific research institute i'm pleased today we have a new york times best-selling author who just produced a new book called the war on small business available today online if you are famous bookseller having read it i cannot praise it enough it raises so many important issues of why small businesses are so important in the assault being waged for the

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. >> thanks for joining us on booktv. >> my pleasure. thank you, peter. >>> during a virtual event at the reagan presidential library, fox news host martha mccollum discussed world war ii battle of hiroshima with dana perino. here is a portion of that program. >> i actually was grateful to the editor because we started talking about writing a book i tried telling him the story about being a little girl and growing up into my grandfather's attic and finding these letters that had been written by my mother's first cousin who was killed when he was 18. from a young age when i would read these letters they moved me to tears and i thought if i am going to put the time into writing a book, i want it to be a book about something that i am going to learn a ton researching and i spent the next three years researching hiroshima, learning about the battle, traveling and just sort of immersing myself in this one battle from the pacific from world war ii and i learned so much about harry and not only that, i ended up learning a lot about the men who

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on booktv. thanks for spending a few minutes with us. >> my pleasure. thanks so much peter. >> why did i write this book? good question. i can tell you the story. it happened completely by accident. i never set out to write about the holocaust and never set out to write about jewish women into war at all. 13 years ago i was living inland and at the time. i am the granddaughter of holocaust survivors from poland and i'm very interested in what i call the emotional legacy of the holocaust, the way that drama passed through generations and in my own life amid very anxious person and i was thinking a lot about that. i was thinking about how it shaped my perception of reaction of two danger. i decided to write a book about jewish women confronting danger in the first thing that comes to mind as an organized study of history and her name was kara finish. >> i'd dressed up is on a finish when i was in fifth grade. she is in her paratroopers uniform and she looks so beautiful and very jewish way. >> that's how this all began. this image of her she'd joined and

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use the search box at the top of the page. best-selling author tamika has appeared on booktv several times back about her but that today we want to learn about her book club. tamika what inspired you to start a book club? >> i'm happy to talk about this because it was a very natural process. iowa in an informal way have been recommending books to friends for years. i will read something and my taste is pretty broad and i respond to word-of-mouth or review

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us. host: we have 15 minutes left good afternoon you are on booktv. >>caller: thank you for letting me speak and congratulations to miss washington for fabulous books. they are amazing there is a doctor in 1985, harold freedom freeman was a cancer surgeon who came up with a procedure called navigation are he help people get from the community to cancer care. and then became the first african-american president of the american cancer society but also a member of the colombian university medical school faculty as well but it never spread across the countrync and still reluctant to use the procedure e-mail they are so effective. does miss washington know about his work you know why people are reluctant to use this approach. host: why arepp you familiar with harold friedman? >>caller: i came across his work anded was incredibly impressed with his research showing that in five years he had transformed us 70 percent mortality rate into a 70 percent success rate. host: are you in the medical field. >>caller: yes. i am trying to help people get exams for canc

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us. >> host: we have 15 minutes left with father harriet washington. steve in cincinnati, you're on booktv. >> caller: thank you for letting me come on and speak and congratulations to ms. washington for fabulous books, just amazing. there is a doctor that in 1985, harold freeman, was at harlem hospital, cancer surgeon who came up with a procedure called navigation where he helped people get from the community to cancer care, turned upside down the issue of mortality. he became the first african-american president of the american cancer society but his procedure -- also a member of the columbia university medical school faculty as well but his procedures never really spread across the country and here in cincinnati we still are reluctant to use his procedures even though they are so effective. i wonder if ms. washington knows about his work and knows also why people are reluctant to use his navigation approach? >> where you familiar with harold freeman? his research showing that in five years he had transformed 70% mortality rate into 70% success rate. >> host: are you in the medical field

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next on c-span's booktv best-selling author james patterson and former president bill clinton discussed their new thriller involving the abduction of the daughter of a former us president by terrorists followed by economist. ambisa moyo's insiders view on how corporate boards operate find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide for full schedule information. good evening, everyone and welcome to tonight's virtual event. my name is abby endler and i am the creator of crime fiction review website crime by the book by day. i'm a publicist at knopf a division of penguin random house. i am honored to be moderating tonight's virtual event with two authors who really need no introduction president bill clinton and james patterson tonight. we'll be discussing their brand new thriller. the president's daughter, which was just published this week. we're going to invite pre

next on c-span's booktv best-selling author james patterson and former president bill clinton discussed their new thriller involving the abduction of the daughter of a former us president by terrorists followed by economist. ambisa moyo's insiders view on how corporate boards operate find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide for full schedule information. good evening, everyone and welcome to tonight's virtual event. my name is abby endler and i am the creator of crime fiction review website crime by the book by day. i'm a publicist at knopf a division of penguin random house. i am honored to be moderating tonight's virtual event with two authors who really need no introduction president bill clinton and james patterson tonight. we'll be discussing their brand new thriller. the president's daughter, which was just published this week. we're going to invite president clinton and mr. patterson on screen here and then we will kick off our discussion. president clinton mr. patterson, thank you so much for letting me join you this evening. i am so looking forward to discussing the president's daughter with you both. already, i'm glad to be

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