you will be able to watch that on the webcast.we have michael moore honor in depth program as well and you can watch that on line, booktv.org is the web site. use the search function in the upper left-hand corner. stephen in rochester new york we are on with professor leslie brody talking about jessica mitford. >> caller: first of all i would like to correct something. she mentioned hayek and mccarthy at the same time. that's false. joe wasn't even in congress at the time of hugh wacker. secondly, was jessica mitford in the -- papers which was a list of people who stole secrets in gave it to the communist russians during the war. they stole secrets like the atom bomb. >> thank you steven. stephen. professor brody? >> no, she wasn't. >> was she a spy in any way, shape or form or where she investigated to be a spy? >> no. she was never a spy. and i would say that at one point she wished that she had been a spy when she was much older. she thought that would have been an exciting way to live but she never was a spy. one thing i would

also there is a couple more webcast going on at otb.org. these are some light events happening at miami-dade college here at miami book fair. right now, and he is talking about the 50 funniest american writers. that is the webcast at chapman hall and you can watch that of otb.org. if you stick with us on booktv on c-span2 you will be able to talk with author, john avlon next about his new book, "deadline artists" america's greatest newspaper columns. we will be right back. on your screen as the tower in the center of the university of texas at austin campus. booktv has been on location here at the university of texas conducting interviews with some of their professors who are also authors. every sunday during the month of november we will be bringing you those interviews at 1:00 p.m. eastern time as part of our university series. >> so my differences is not just another straightforward chronological biography of davy crockett, cradle-to-grave. nor does it focused us on that one slice from the big crockett pie, the alamo. there is much more

gwen: we stick around for your webcast in which we try to resolve it. thank you, everyone. we have to go now, but our conversation continues online in the "washington week" webcast extra. check it out later tonight at pbs.org as we wait for the rest of the shoes to drop here in washington, you can keep up with daily developments online and on the air on the pbs "newshour," and then well wrap it all up for you again next week on "washington week." good night. >> "washington week" was produced by weta, which is solely responsible for its content. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- s >> funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> this rock has never stood still. since 1875 we've been there for our clients through good times and bad. when their needs changed, we were there to meet them. through the years, from insurance to investment management, from real estate to retirement solutions, we've developed new ideas for the financial challenges ahead. this rock has never stood still. and that's one thing that will never change. prudential. >> a

[applause] arewebcastinwe are webcasting . supercool, i think. to do that well, we need to be amplified a bit. i know that we lost some folks. nick, did you take notes? what i wanted to do was have you come up here. we were all in different groups and hopefully we have things to learn from each group. quickly, because i know it is getting late, vaj, do you have your notes? did we wind up with four or three? this seemed like a great session. we do have another microphone, if there are questions that come up. but i think that these will be closing comments. >> you can correct me, if you heard something different, but i heard points one, too, and three were a more pro-active police presence. proactive policing, instead of just responses to emergencies and deterrence. in general, there seemed to be a sentiment of a bid of nickel and dime business. whether through fees or regulations. or a sense that we have to do a better job to make sure that regulations are appropriate, fair, and balanced. one more, dealing with neighbors. we can do a better job of

andy, the comedian, will be talking about the 50 funniest american writers also live webcast, and then stanley and pete will be joining our call in guest, john avlon to talk about newspaper columnists and the art of writing a newspaper column. that's all live on booktv.org. you have the choice. you can watch booktv on c-span2, talk with authors and call ins or watch booktv.org and see the author events being webcast. well, in just a few minutes, we'll be joined by teray who will be taking your calls and tweets as well, but we also want to let you know that the c-span bus is here in miami as well passing out book bags. you can see the crowds there. if you're in the area, come on down, our booktv set is next to the bus next to the chapman hall. come on down and say hi. a month ago, he spoke at busboys and poets in washington, d.c. about his newest book "who's afraid of post blackness?" here's a little bit of that, and then we'll be back to take your calls. >> it's imblahmatic of modern racism. it's about alpine, new jersey, the posh town where he lived 234 a multimillion dollar home, had

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eastern time webcasted on booktv.org. you can watch it online. two ways to watch booktv this day. you can watch it on c-span2, talking with authors. you'll have the chance to call in, but on our website, booktv.org, you can watch several author events as well. go to booktv.org for the full schedule. well, earlier this year, author and harvard law professor, randall kennedy, sat down for the "after wards" program interviewed by april ryan to talk about "persistence of the color line," a

and honor webcast schedule from miami-dade college in miami book fair, randall kennedy will be your 1:00 p.m. eastern time. isabel wilkerson "the warmth of other suns" will be at 3:30. your mic remember her from the national book festival. we did an hour with her on stage and then jim lehrer will be talking about his books on presidential debates and finally to wrap up the miami book fair tomorrow michael moore and we will bring that to you as a webcast so that wraps up our coverage today. enjoy the rest of the day in we will see you tomorrow from miami. next on booktv, kathryn mcgarr recounts the political career of robert strauss. mr. cibrian attorney at a washington law firm was well-connected inside the beltway or kerry served as chairman of the democratic national committee from 1972 to 1977. ambassador to the soviet union in 1991 and as an adviser to several presidents. this is a little under an hour. >> good evening everybody. thank you for staying tight while we waited and thank you especially for coming out and braving electrical storms, thunderstorms, tornado warnings and ev

that will be live webcast, and then stanley crouch, mike barnacle and pete hamill will be joining our call-in guest john avlon to talk about newspaper columnist and the art of writing a newspaper column. so you have your choice. you can watch booktv on c-span2, talk with authors, or you can watch booktv.org, and you can see some of the author events being webcast. well, in just a few minutes we'll be joined by toure, and he will be taking your calls and your tweets as well. but we also want to let you know that the c-span bus is down here in miami as well passing out book bags. you can see the crowds there. so if you're in a area, come on down. our booktv set is right outside of chapman hall. come on down and say hi. about a month ago toure spoke at busboys and poets in washington, d.c. about his newest book, "who's afraid of post-blackness?" here's a little bit of that, and then we'll be back live to take your calls. >> chris ross joked that it's emblematic of modern racism from his 2008 stand-up routine kill the messenger, and it's about the posh town where he live inside a multimil

jersey you still need nearly a billion dollars if a bomb gives you a pat on the head and a big fat webcasts what's going on here there's two laws that i guess there's two sets of laws there there's one set of laws for the ninety nine percent and then for guys like john corsi. the more crimes he commits the greater. benefits he gets and recognition from this administration correct well look when you don't enforce the law at all you get all kinds of distortions and perversions the fact is that we don't electrocute people or give them lethal injections for stealing money i mean you can put them in jail for one hundred twenty years and you know you can lock them away for a long time what you're proposing is rather a jack a big and kind of solution to this and and that's precisely what i mean when i say that you know we're we're interested kind of french revolution. at political atmosphere the problem with jack uprisings is they tend to get out of hand and you know you set up the guillotine and you want to get rid of a few bad guys and all of a sudden you get rid of everybody and then everybody'

debates and finally, the miami book fair international concludes with michael moore and that will be webcast of the teeth did or or you can watch of mine. two ways to watch. you can watch you can watch several author of s or go to the website for the full schedule. randall kennedy sat down for our after-hours program interviewed about his newest book the persistence of the color line we'll show you a small portion then we will be back live as he will take your calls. >> guest: i think barack obama has satisfied realistic expectations. some people truly did have unrealistic expectations in some people who were swept up to have a who put an end. >> host: they thought he was a savior. >> absolutely. the sense that the day after he was sworn and there would be a new blank page in everybody would be completely different. as he filled that? no. but that was not even expectation if we talk about black america, i think most black americans actually had a more realistic notion to recognize number one that what he was inheriting was tremendous difficulties especially with the economy. they recognized

we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is

we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is nine booktv.org as well. one of the co-founders is ms. caplan and he joins us now on our set. how did this get started and when? >> this is the 28 the book fair and it was started because the president of miami-dade college called a number of us together in an attempt to bring life back to downtown miami was suffering from rough economic times and it is thought if we could bring literary culture to downtown we might be able to unite the community at the same time to bring some focus. >> host: the owner of books & books and your invited to participate. >> we had been opened two years. will be open and 30 years. >> host: what was a festival like 1982. >> the first was 1984 as a two day festival but even then we had significant authors, even allen ginsberg came t

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but we also have a couple more hours of webcasts ahead. in just a few minutes, isabel wilkerson will be in chapman hall talking about "the warmth of other suns." that will be available at booktv.org. after that jim lehrer are also be up in chapman hall, we'll bring that to you live online as well, and the miami book fair concludes with author michael moore at 6 p.m. eastern time, you can watch that at booktv.org. well, one more call-in segment on booktv on c-span2 coming up, and that's with jim lehrer. recently, mr. lehrer sat down for our "after words" program with gloria of cnn to talk about "tension city." here's a little bit of video, then we'll be back live with mr. lehrer. >> guest: presidential debates have become the only time with with -- where the candidates, usually two, sometimes three, are on the same stage at the same time talking about the same things. and they come usually in october with the election pretty close, maybe a month or only a month or less away. the polls show that in up in probably 90% or more of the people ha

the air every night to teach, using some of the best clips of the oprah show and going online for webcastsbook. so that was bold, and a lot of people would say risky. and, you know, the people came. >> so let me ask you, do you think you have enough for the 24-hour channel, enough programming? >> no. >> not yet? >> not yet, no. i mean, we've had a really good couple months. we have some things that are breakout hits that we're renewing for second seasons. our lisa ling show, "our america," we're so proud of. she is just doing a fantastic job. and oprah's coming back in january with another show, "next chapter," which are going to be all the fantastic travel adventures and interviews that people really love to see her on. she's out of the chair. going to be cool to see her o

you can also look online for exclusive miami book fair webcasts at booktv.org. >> ethnic nationalism, tribalism, religious fundamentalism are far more powerful than ideology. and we're immune in this country from these forces. and when the melting pot has been thrown out and you're preaching multiculturalism, what holds us together? >> mr. buchanan's book is suicide of a superpower. and from new york city, the 62nd annual national book awards. find the complete schedule on booktv.org/booktv. >> paul farmer talks about the 2010 earthquake in haiti and the aid agencies that have been working there since. paul farmer was interviewed by a cbs correspondent. this is just under 50 minutes. [applause] >> i guess i'll just start it up. thank you so much for inviting me. i'm honored to down here. >> i'm sure your patients are worried about their endoscopies. it's having to do the prep without the procedure. that's what they're going to really be irritated at. [laughter] >> that's all right. they all know. i'm also -- i'm keenly aware that you are -- we have about 30 minutes. and that you're he

but we also have a couple more hours of webcasts ahead. in just a few minutes, isabel wilkerson will be in chapman hall talking about "the warmth of other suns." that will be available at booktv.org. after that jim lehrer are also be up in chapman hall, we'll bring that to you live online as well, and the miami book fair concludes with author michael moore at 6 p.m. eastern time, you can watch that at booktv.org. well, one more call-in segment on booktv on c-span2 coming up, and that's with jim lehrer. recently, mr. lehrer sat down for our "after words" program with gloria of cnn to talk about "tension city." here's a little bit of video, then we'll be back live with mr. lehrer. >> guest: presidential debates have become the only time with with -- where the candidates, usually two, sometimes three, are on the same stage at the same time talking about the same things. and they come usually in october with the election pretty close, maybe a month or only a month or less away. the polls show that in up in probably 90% or more of the people ha

thanks to them, thanks to all of you here, and to all of those joining us nationwide via webcast for being part of this important discussion, and juliet, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to be here and i want to thank cnas, meg, nancy is a co-author but not here with us today, and the committee for the effort to explore the issue of suicide among our servicemembers and veterans. i have been in government and recently left as assistance to the department homeland security and to boston i do right twice a week calling for the globe. and it was starting to write about the wars and how they were ending that this issue began to interest me and didn't have enough national focus as it should warrant. for someone like me not to me with these issues, my several months exploration with the help of dr. harrell and cnas and how this nation will address the end of wars and the impact they have had on our military is surely going to a critical challenge for not just a military, but the united states government, our political leaders and our citizens in the decades to come

if you don't, we are webcasting a live panel discussion online. we're talking a three camera shoot. i have five panelist. this is going to be a star-studded town hall with people that are successful minority technologists and venture capitalists and investors all in one panel to share information with you on how you can move your dreams, your ideas forward in today's 21st economy, to be the next new jobs. >> good stuff. >> got to go to the website. marioarmstrong.com. appreciate that, t.j. big information, doing it free because we want to get it out to the people. >> marioarmstrong.com. we appreciate you. you can catch mario here every saturday. the very latest in technology and also news you can use and certainly the thing you talked about today. you can be a part of. marioarmstrong.com. >>> up next, the president is in hawaii. what this trip actually do mean, though, for jobs, trade as well as the economy. >>> also, husbands, you know, we screw up often. okay? well, we try to make up for it. one florida man, he takes us to a whole new level. takes it to a local landfill. we'll exp

accidentally replying all to a he colleague's suggestion that bachmann take part in a postdebate webcasthat the campaign received. quote, okay, let's keep it loose, though, because she won't get many questions and she's nearly off the chart in the hopes we can get someone else, end quote. oops. >> a dumb move to send that to everybody by john dickerson, but who is regarded as a very fair journalist. and, you know, what did he do? he committed the classic washington gaffe of telling the truth? michele bachmann is going nowhere in the polls and down 4% to 5%. she got seven questions at the cbs debate, almost as many as the front-runners. the bachmann campaign understandably seizing on this and jumping on on this horrible media bias by cbs. in fact, one of our top aides called dickerson a piece of excree meant. i'm cleaning it up to your views. barshing the media is a good technique, and he gave bachmann's people the opening. >> we know we've hit the wrong button from time to tim. howie, appreciate you weighing in. thanks, howie. >> thanks, kyra. >>> all right. checking headlines making new

you can also find excuse of webcasts -- exclusive webcasts. >> ethnic nationalism, tribalism, religious fundamentalism are far more powerful than etiology -- ideology. we are not immune from these forces in this country. when the melting pot has been thrown out and you are preaching multiculturalism, what holds us together? >> from new york city, the 62nd annual book awards. find a complete schedule online. >> jon huntsman discusses his jobs proposal on monday while criticizing the economic plans of president obama and his fellow republican candidates. this event took place at the brookings institution in washington, d.c. it is the first in a series of forums with the candidates discussing the economy. this is about 50 minutes. >> this session will be the first in what we hope is a series in which each of the republican candidates will come and have a session like this. we did something like this in 2008 with democrats and republicans. our guest this afternoon is governor john huntsman, the former governor of utah. today's discussion will focus on the economy, jobs, tax reform, and the