we k salena zito. the book is called the great revolt: inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics. good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: overall the message is what? is -- whatmessage brad and i wanted to understand is the 2016 election. it a fluke? republicanew coalition that is the republican party? he decided that 2016 was not a fluke. this is the new republican party. establishmentoth parties, democrat and republican, into larger institutions, including my profession, still have a hard time wrestling with understanding who this coalition is, how it is formed, and that donald trump did not cause it, he is the result of it. host: let's take a deep dive into your reporting. you write the following -- the concrete notion of a donald trump presidency did not uniformly crystallize until the wee hours of november 9, 2016. in many ways, there has been no other sunrise in american politics since as the american public remains stuck in the mome

host: salena zito?uest: based on the voters i thatd to in the states hand the election to whoever the candidate is, whether it is florida, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, or ohio, when i heard from voters that were democrats that either voted for her or set it out was that she did not show up and she did not connect with that they believed would have made a difference. that has been my observation having reported from there. michigan anding in feeling like i was all by myself because there was no influx of happening, not in the way that you should as a presidential candidate. michigan matters, and i did not see that from the hillary campaign. i heard campaign volunteers frustration about not having the attention they believed was needed to win that state. they turned out to be right. aim at thelso take 2018 midterm elections, a lot of references as to whether that is a bellwether. also looking at what happened in great britain this week and the landslide victory by boris johnson in the conservatives.

[inaudible] >> salena zito, is the ad effective? >> no.his is sort of a thing that i really struggle with as i watch the democratic candidates do and that the ad is great, it's perfect, it appeals to the democratic vote you already have you needed when new voters over. i've seen very little effort in places like syria and ashtabula and kenosha and burning county of these candidates trying to win these orders back. what the what biden's team did not understand with that and is, and you can see the results of voter sentiment in the back of the great revolt there's actually amazing polling in the back of the book voters were tired of multinational deals. they were tired of america always paying the most and holding larger burden in treaties and in any kind of deal that happened overseas. to point out that these leaders and other countries don't like him that's like a bonus point for a trump voter. that's not something they're going to be like i'm so ashamed i now need to vote for joe biden. >> this is what the appendix looks like in the back

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let's go to margie in philadelphia, democrat's line salena zito, her new book is out now, "the great revolt." go ahead, please. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to contradict what you are saying about how hillary lost the election in 2016. she had the fbi, the media and russia all pulling against her to bring her down. you might kevin mccarthy went on foxha news and said when hillary got into the race her poll numbers was between 69-73. he said look at her poll numbers now. hillary clinton didn't lose the election. she had 66 million popular votes. trump at 62, 63. >> host: thank you, margie. >> guest: i would say based on the voters that i talk to in the states that really sort of twists or hand the election to whoever the candidate is, whether it is north carolina, florida, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin or ohio, what i heard from voters that were democrats that either voted for her or sat it out was that she didn't show up and she didn't connect with them. anyway that they believed would have made a difference. so that has been my observation having reported from there. i

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professor pamela newkirk examines the effectiveness of diversity programs political analyst selena zito looks at the 2,020 election labor reporter steven greenhouse discusses the challenges american workers face today vanderbilt university professor brian fitzpatrick offers his thoughts on class-action lawsuits. that's all airing tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two booktv, check the program guide for more information. [applause] >> how are you doing, i'm mike grunwald a writer with political magazine i live down here in miami we know something about climate change down here, i'm working on a book about it myself. i really want to thank all of you for coming this is such an important topic. this is the only planet with pizza. we do need to try to save it. this is a tough topic that not everybody wants to hear about. these guys have done is really incredible. i remember interviewing al gore he said when he does talk siesta think about three budgets what is talking about climate yes to think about a time budget because people can only listen for so long he has to think abou

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host: we want to welcome back salena zito. the book is called the great revolt: inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics. good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: overall the message is what? is -- whatmessage brad and i wanted to understand is the 2016 election. it a fluke? republicanew coalition that is the republican party? he decided that 2016 was not a fluke.