And dont forget be, theres an offer today to have a personallysigned copy of his book, poison spring, just outside the door. Thank you. And if any of you would like to get further information about whats going on in sustainable claremont, get on our mailing list. Theres a place where you can sign in up here. [inaudible conversations] is there a nonfiction be author or book youd like to see featured on booktv . Send us an email at booktv to the cspan. Org or tweet us at twitter. Com booktv. Youre watching booktv on cspan2. Hes our prime time lineup for tonight. Up next, her from freedom fest in las vegas, an annual libertarian Conference Held last week. Then at 9, after words with veteran space correspondent jay barbary. He talks about the life and career of Neil Armstrong with michael neufeld. Historian and political strategist chris derose examines the civil war through five president s. And we wrap up tonights prime time programming at 11 p. M. Eastern with Michael Waldman examining
What else . Well, i think ive about worn out my welcome. I appreciate as coming out, especially on a fight when theres lots of things to do in the local area. I hope you enjoy the book. If you want me to sign it i will be happy to. And ive got a standard website and harpercollins has a Facebook Page for me if you ever want to get a hold of me direct. I do get back to everyone who contacts me. It may take a while but i do. They put videos on their of interviews and of thanks and ill answer any questions you may think of later. Anyway, thanks for much for coming, and i enjoyed it. [applause] and thank you for coming. I would invite you to lineup on that site and come around in front of the desk if youd like to have your book signed. Thanks again for coming out on friday night. [inaudible conversations] you are watching booktv on cspan2. 48 hours about nonfiction authors and books every weekend. Booktv, television for serious readers. And now an booktv, authors doug bandow and Herman Pirc
To discuss funding to combat the disease and his role advocating for those living with hiv aids. Here is some of the highlights for this weekend. Friday at 8 p. M. Eastern, a history tour looking at the civil war. Saturday, the communicators visits a technology fair. And on sunday pat buchanan. And surveillance Transparency Act at 10 p. M. On afterwards the weekly standings. And on sunday morning we tour casper, wyoming. And then the negro leagues monar monarch. And an interview with herbert hoover. Let us know what you think about what you see. Email or call us. Join the conversation. Like us on facebook or follow us on twitter. Next a discussion on the conflict in ukraine. It was part of this years 2014 freedom fest conference in las vegas. It is 45 minutes. You are probably wondering what i have done wrong to be dragged before congress 75 times to testify. Never been indicted. It is a great pleasure to be here with you today, ladies and gentlemen. Our topic today is hot spots around
World war two. By tradition, i mean all of them, republicans, democrats. Two exceptions in carter and obama. President carter did abandon good friends of ours. The president of aus salvador, the president of nicaragua. The sandinistas in return. They killed 70,000 in central america. He abandoned the shot of iran and displaced ayatollah. Then he abandoned taiwan, the peoples a public of china. So he was the first to did this, but not to the extreme numbers and consistency of president obama. Host someone who has lived in Southern California for most of his life, what is the effect of hollywood on Public Policy . Guest i am not so sure it is on Public Policy. Certainly it is in effect on policy. A lot of people and the country. There is in effect. The main thing they are able to do is get a lot of candidates. People want to see them. In terms of really changing policy, perhaps individual people with an administration, but very few. By and large it is what the president once done, and th
The campaign for the presidency. The president , however, it was dawn. By one vote. He never did anything about the panama canal treaties when he was president. I think he was right. He was right in being opposed to it. But once it was signed by president carter, once it was done and the senate package, as an american he has got to be for it. So he did nothing to harm it. That was knowing that that document was signed by the people of the United States. President carter was signing for the people. Host Bruce Herschensohn, what about the iraqi war, will there be a lingering effect . Guest yes. And i can hear it now. We should never have gone in. There were no weapons of mass destruction, and i have heard it all and countless, cal times maybe we should have gone in and one. We were on the verge of it with the search with patraeus. We were on the verge of winning. We had already announced that we were going to and the war. You dont end the war. You win it or lose it. You dont end a war. Y