all day, you will hear from authors, such as david maraniss, clint smith, elizabeth williamson, and many others. settle in. thanks for being with us. the national book festival was founded in two thousand one by first lady laura bush along with then library of -- librarian of congress and the current librarian of congress has continued. carla: it is so delightful to see people line up outside waiting to hear authors and get their books signed and all of these things. there is just so much excitement . after two years of being virtual, that was good for when we all had to hunker down, but being in person is just delightful. >> what is your role today? carla: my role is head cheerleader, and also to open up the main stage to actually get a chance to moderate a panel of young adult authors. this year we are having a stage for the young and young at heart, teenagers, specifically. the interesting part is we had a youth advisory committee which could all happen during a pandemic, and they zoomed in through the country and gave us advice about authors they would like to hear from. they recomme

we are pleased to be joined by elizabeth williamson, her book is sandy hook: an american tragedy. she is a writer. how tough was a do it right book and to research it -- was it to write this book and research it? >> i owe a great debt to the families of the victims and were forthcoming with me and trusted me with the story. that was a privilege. >> this happened in 2012, the massacre. the families were not out there. they did not speak publicly very much. how did you get them to talk? >> initially, a couple of them had made comments and actually those comments were used against them by conspiracy theorists. they did end up really kind of being quiet after a wild because you have to remember that these were private people. there were not public figures, they have never spoken to the media previously. not all, but most. when they gave interviews, what they were completely unprepared for was the fact that conspiracy theorists who said that the shooting never happened, it was a gambit, a pretext by the government to create gun control and portrayed them as actors in this government pl

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. >> joining us from the new york times elizabeth williamson who's covered this trial.ragedy, and the battle for truth. did alex jones shining kind of remorse on the stand today? i'm wondering how the families reacted to the chaos? >> so, anderson, no, he didn't show any remorse he has repeatedly said that he's apologized to the families but if you try to look for evidence of that, it's nonexistent. . anything is trying to say in a kind of halfway has always been accompanied by a wink and nod to his audience which are conspiracy minded and continue to believe that sandy hook was a false flag. so no, and the families were reacting to really what they were reacting to was a videotape of rob parker talking about his daughter on the night after her death, which was also something that didn't move alex jones. >> he continues to raise money all this time. i mean he's trying to make money off of this trial? >> yes, he has created -- sorry about that. he has created a website called kangaroo court, in which he is inviting his supporters to help send money and support his legal

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liv williamson is a biologist at the university of miami.en coral sperm. so this is coral sperm. >> this is coral sperm that has been kept at these really, really low temperatures now for a year or more. >> her work is similar to that of domestic animal breeders. she and her team mix the sperm with carefully chosen coral eggs to create offspring that will be more likely to survive disease and rising ocean temperatures. >> i never thought i would ask this question, but how do coral have sex? >> so the idea is that all the different colonies on a reef are using cues from the environment to make sure they release their eggs and sperm all at once so they're able to mix with the spawn of other colonies. >> sex life of coral is nothing to write home about. most spawn only once or twice a year after a full moon. so scientists have to be ready to capture the sperm and eggs at the exact right moment. >> we use very fine mesh nets with a jar at the op. and they slowly float their way up into the jar, and all we have to do is cap off the jar and take i

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both williamson and an attorney for meadows declined to comment. even as doj fires off subpoenas to dozens in trump's orbit the former president downplaying the probe into efforts to overturn the election. falsely claiming plots to put feared fake slates of electors happen all the time. >> i can tell you many people have been for many, many years doing alternate slates. >> reporter: trump insisting he played no role in that despite this testimony from the rnc chair during a house select committee. >> what did the president say when he called you? >> essentially he turned the call over to mr. eastman who then proceeded to talk about the importance of the rnc helping the campaign gather these contingent electors in case any of the legal challenges that were ongoing changed the result . >> reporter: and with doj scrutinizing the 2020 election and trump's handling of classified materials, the former president still believes he'll escape indictment. >> i can't imagine being indicted. i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: now, when it comes to that inves

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. >> "the new york times" elizabeth williamson who has covered the trial and was in the courtroom todayshe is the author of the remarkable book "sandy hook: an american tragedy and the battle for truth." did alex jones show any kind of remorse on the stand today? and i'm wondering how the family has reacted to the chaos. >> so, anderson, no, he didn't show any remorse. he has repeatedly said that he's apologized to the families. but if you try to look for evidence of that, it's nonexistent. i mean, he has -- anything he's tried to say in a kind of halfway has always been accompanied by a wink and a nod to his audience, which are conspiracy-minded and continue to believe that sandy hook -- sandy hook was a false flag. so no. and the families were reacting to really what they were reacting to was the videotape of robbie parker talking about his daughter on the night after her death, which was also something that didn't move alex jones. >> he continues to raise money all this time. i mean, he is trying to make money off this trial. >> yeah. he has created a web -- sorry about that. he has

host: coming up, elizabeth williamson who has written about sandy hook. we will also be taking your calls during that segment. it was 10 years ago that book tv was out on the mall with the national book festival and david and julie nixon-eisenhower were talking about his grandfather, dwight eisenhower. here is a portion. [video clip] >> a lot has been written about your parents' relationship with the eisenhowers. how would you describe it? >> one of the things i enjoyed doing when i was working on eisenhower's retirement years was to look at that relationship and think about it more. i am amazed eisenhower and nixon got along as well as they did. when you think about it, you have two presidents rumbling around together. a president is someone who is very driven. he has an agenda. he has a vision. he knows where he is going. you have dwight eisenhower and nixon, at 39, is already showing signs he is on his way. the fact they got along so well, as well as they did i would say, i think is a testament to several things. first of all, eisenhower should be prai

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is new york times writer and the author of the new book sandy hook an american tragedy elizabeth williamson. [applause] welcome to both of you. a couple of weeks ago, the verdict for alex jones came down. have you spoken to the families and how are they reacting? >> i did almost immediately and throughout the trial which i was covering for the new york times, they were weighing in. they were particularly gratified by the confrontation in the courtroom that scarlett lewis whose son jesse lewis died at sandy hook had with alex jones. for 90 minutes, she was on the stand and she addressed her responses to every question to him personally and she held him to account. that was something that cheered them >>. >>how are they coping? how are they feeling moving forward? >> i hesitate to characterize or ascribe any feeling to any of the group or even to speak for them, but they are absolutely determined to hold alex jones and the other conspiracy theorist who supplied his content and harassed their families to account. [applause] >> when i started, i said conspiracies have been part of the country f

we also know that ben williamson, top aide of mark meadows, also received a subpoena recently as part of this big group of subpoenas that went out just before the 60-day quiet period of the justice department. we're told he was asked for everything related to january 6th. you know, again, this is something that we knew, you know, that meadows was somebody that everybody was asking what happened to mark meadows. now we know. he did receive a subpoena. he did comply with that subpoena. >> just shows you they're working behind the scenes when most people don't know it. elliott, let's talk about these documents because these are the same documents i believe that meadows turned over to the january 6th select committee. what is the significance of them now being shared with the doj? what's the big picture? >> yeah, the big picture, don, number one, most people actually comply with subpoenas. so much focus has been on who hasn't been complying but at the end of the day there's a tremendous risk for those that don't. i don't know what his calculation was but the risk of prosecution was pretty

she's a new york times best-selling author and activist, marianne williamson. - [cheers and applause] with sam jay," it's sam jay, y'all. - [cheers and applause] - that's right. [applause] and later in the show, i'll be talking shit with my guy, michael rappaport. now, a lot happened this week. serena williams says she's retiring from tennis - after the us open, but... - audience: aww! i know, i know, i know. but she says she doesn't like the word "retirement." she prefers the word "transition." [audience murmurs] i think someone should remind serena in 2022, "transition" doesn't mean retirement. [laughter] it means "learn my mother[bleep] pronouns." okay? all right? "retirement" sounds way more official than "transition," though. when i come out as trans, i'm gonna say i'm retiring. [laughter] put my dick in the rafters. [laughter, catcalls] doctors in china detected a new virus that they think could be another pandemic. - [audience groans] - i know, man. y'all thinking what i'm thinking? yeah. the little kids working at the chinese virus factory must be working overtime. [laughter]

as part of this criminal investigation, and, you know, in addition to him, we also know that ben williamson, one of his aides, a very top aide of mark meadows has also been subpoenaed as part of this big push we recently reported more than 30 subpoenas that went out to people in the trump orbit. with mark meadows, we know he's provided, you know, all of the materials he had given to the january 6th, the house committee that is investigating january 6th. that's thousands of emails and text messages from the period that, you know, covers everything from before the election to up to obviously january 20th. so that's an important window into what was going on inside the white house during that key period, don. >> and what exactly will they be looking for, evan, do you know when they look at these new materials? >> well, don, you know, for the fbi, one of the things they want is to get an idea of everything that donald trump was doing in that period. mark meadows was involved in a lot of communications with officials trying to push this idea that there was evidence of vote fraud, things to suppo

we also know that ben williamson, top aide of mark meadows, also received a subpoena recently as partst before the 60-day quiet period of the justice department. we're told he was asked for everything related to january 6th. you know, again, this is something that we knew, you know, that meadows was somebody that everybody was asking what happened to mark meadows. now we know. he did receive a subpoena. he did comply with that subpoena

with over 100 years of collective experience, very, very widely respected veterans like sherry williamsonpart that have team running the commercial operations and the supply chain very well respected veterans of kellogg and definitely shows that we're on track and ahead of track because we said we would announce the management team at the latest in the first quarter of next year to get it out this early i think was a very positive sign >> we expect more news on that into next year what is happening, you mentioned the supply chain what is happening there? still seeing problems? >> still challenges each and every day. the manual and human intervention that has to happen in otherwise automated processes continue in the month of july, in fact, the level of escalations that we had that go all the way to the top of the house was at a record high and so it's a little bit like the old whac-a-mole game, something gets disrupted we're managing through it, but we're not where we want to be in terms of the level of service levels to our customers. we're working hard to get there. there is just a disl

should also note his top deputy in the white house, another deputy besides cassidy hutchinson, ben williamson was also issued a subpoena as well. >> pamela brown, thank you so much. joining us to talk big picture here as they deal with the special master in the mar-a-lago docs case, ken feinberg, an attorney who served as special master in so many prominent cases, special master of the september 11th victim compensation fund, also for victims of agent orange, jerry sandusky case, virginia tech, and bp deep water horizon spiel. you have so much experience. your job as a special master was -- in all of those cases is different than now in this. but you have been really critical of the judge appointing a special master, calling it judicial overreach i. should note bill barr called the decision deeply tried. lawrence tribe, the harvard legal scholar refers to it as lawless. can you explain why? >> this is not a judicial function. this is national security, highly classified documents, methods and spying at risk, and it's the type of unique situation where the courts, i believe, should stay out of

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lucy williamson, bbc news, malta.nation, starting a service today at the parish church of the royals, st martin—in—the fields, just one of many places of worship in which they've gathered across the country in remembrance. like a priest standing at the altar for the people before god, the queen held the aspirations, commitments and responsibilities of nation and commonwealth in her heart and mind. for 70 years, queen elizabeth was at the heart of nation and commonwealth. now she's at the heart of god. we'll meet again. what will have been remarked on in many of today's sermons is just how deep the queen's own faith ran. elsewhere, the head of the catholic church in england and wales remembers a moment he saw that up close at a national service at st paul's cathedral. at a certain point in the ceremony, we were all asked to recite a long prayer which was printed out in the order of service. and i looked up and the queen had her eyes shut, and she was reciting this prayer by heart. and i thought, "there's a woman who pr

but also ambassador back from the state department and also fbi was represented and we had clint williamsonrom the aca group as well. and i should note that you may know she was killed in bethesda in a bicycling accident a few years ago when she was a advocate supporting the people in ukraine it's a terrible loss for her family but also for the cause of justice and humanity. it was ann experience unlike anything i have ever had nearly four decades of working cases of human rights because in all other cases i've worked the criminal activity was completed sometimes decades earlier and that was to for world war ii not the kinds here we are in the worst and it was so inspiring to see the courage of our colleagues and the prosecutor general at a time when the military situation what is arguably much worse is t now. they were determined to continue fighting for justice that you can see in their faces that shock despair. as i'm sure you witnessed. one of the prosecutors was actually wearing his combat fatigues. so i will say that visit it was one week after the attorney general asked me to take it

and we had clint williamson of the aca group with us, as well. and -- some of you may know, she was killed in a bicycling accident in bethesda few years ago. she was really one of the heroes supporting the people of ukraine through these nightmarish times. it's a terrible loss for her family, but really for the cause of justice and humanity. it was an experience unlike anything i've ever had. nearly four decades of working on cases involving human rights crimes, because in all the other cases i've worked on, the criminal activity was completed. sometimes it had been completed decades earlier, as was true for world war ii not see crimes. but here, we were in a war zone. and we it was so inspiring to see the courage of our colleagues in the office of the ukrainian prosecutor general, at a time when the military situation was arguably much worse than it is now. and they were determined to continue fighting for justice, but you could see on their faces the shock and despair, as i'm sure you witnessed. one of the prosecutors was actually wearing his c

lucy williamson, bbc news, malta.n salford. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has accused russia of attacking civilian infrastructure, resulting in widespread blackouts in the east of the country. power has been lost completely in the kharkiv and donetsk regions, with partial outages elsewhere. ? what is the latest? the situation is back to normal _ ? what is the latest? the situation is back to normal in _ ? what is the latest? the situation is back to normal in those - ? what is the latest? the situation is back to normal in those places i is back to normal in those places after those black out last night. ukraine says this is russian retaliation for what has happened in the last few days, this rapid counteroffensive by ukrainians in the north—east of the country, saying that more than 30 towns and villages have been retaken and in some of those places it has been a humiliating setback for russia. russian forces forced to abandon key positions, especially towns that had been used by the military as military h

you're going to hear from our previous guest elizabeth williamson talking about her book sandy hook and others as well. >> good afternoon. on the collections officer of the library of congress and it is a pleasure to welcome you to the 22nd annual library of congress national book festival. [applause] thank you for being here. this is a place where books bring us together as you can see. at this time, we ask you to turn off or silence your cell phones. if you need to leave the room, please use the door on the left. we also want to notify you that this event will be recorded and your entry and presence at this program constitutes your consent to be filmed or otherwise recorded. i will turn the microphone over to the moderator of this session. thank you and i hope you enjoy the program. >> good afternoon. i'm the chief communications officer for the library of congress. on behalf of my wonderful colleagues, welcome to the 2022 national book festival. it's great to see this huge crowd. if you missed any of the authors today, please go to the website and you can catch up with our marvelous

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how do you deal with a party that actually reminds me -- kevin williamson was right.his is the republican party's hippie moment. the hell with the institutions, according to people like marco rubio. the hell with top secret documents, the hell with the fbi, the hell with the cia, the hell with the justice department, with the rule of law. if anything gets in the way of actually institutions that actually make this country great -- >> and the rule of law. >> -- which makes this country great, and constitutional norms that make this country great, marco rubio and, unfortunately, too many republicans i once knew, are willing to throw it away. you know what? i don't have to worry. i don't have to worry about how i'm going to look in five years. because in five years, these people are going to be saying the same thing i'm saying. you don't believe it? they are. they're all going to write books, as i predicted, about how i won the war. how i made things a little less worse for america. by sucking up anti-constitutionalists. i was in the game and somehow made things a little

sergeant major scott williamson, and derby here. you will be on display.al mounted police. and you had a personal connection _ mounted police. and you had a personal connection to - mounted police. and you had a personal connection to the - mounted police. and you had a - personal connection to the queen? as members of the force, we had a great connection. _ members of the force, we had a great connection, and a great relationship with her— connection, and a great relationship with her majesty, so for all members of the _ with her majesty, so for all members of the force. — with her majesty, so for all members of the force, we are certainly grieving _ of the force, we are certainly grieving the loss of her majesty, but i _ grieving the loss of her majesty, but i think— grieving the loss of her majesty, but i think for me i have had an opportunity to have two personal audiences— opportunity to have two personal audiences with her majesty which makes _ audiences with her majesty which makes this that much more personal. well. _ makes this that much more pers