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>> again, thank you all for coming and supporting independent bookstores, so round of applause. [applause] we have a very special guest here for you today, a professor at roger williams university and is spoken in front of commerce. his writings have been published in the nation, "usa today," and the boston globe so i think it is important that i confess my apostasy first. i happen to admire buckley tremendously in many, many ways, but i also disagree with many of his ideas, and that may come through, but i wanted to be upfront with you about that. historians debate whether history i...

normal shorts and were letting the team down and toughness and vulnerableness is part of the book. >> that's what i think is so fascinating. a part of the reason i think -- let's just banish the phrase angry black woman from the culture, you know, not only from this book but part of the reason i think that caricature of her is so wrong is that it misses the vulnerability and it misses the anxiety. i mean, that's the words that her aides use, right? they don't call her angry. they call her anxious. the part in my reporting write found her really fuming was after the sam brown victory....

her work to reduce gang violence in l.a. starting a dialogue between gang leaders and police. and at age 15 georgetown university's bonnie morris on her one-woman play and book of the same name. book tv every weekend on c-span2. >> now on book tv recalling the personal and professional lives of the late political commentator william f. buckley jr. the author examines buckley's efforts to reshape the conservative movement in the 1960's and is lasting impact and conservative leaders to likes of ron reagan. it is about 45 minutes. >> again, thank you all for coming and supporting indepe...

year old carpenter when he joined the navy reserve. [peter's wife] they were deployed to build schools and bases and to assist the marines. [marching drums] brm...brm [peter herrick] when the mortar round hit, i was completely knocked out. i didn't wake up until six days later. [ramond bruce] i saw pete when he was at his worst. he didn't know if h e was going to live to to be able to see his daughter graduate from high school. ramond knew that i needed help figuring out where do we go from here. [ramond bruce] we not only represent the veteran, but we represent the whole family. el...

when he joined the navy reserve. [peter's wife] they were deployed to build schools and bases and to assist the marines. [marching drums] brm...brm [peter herrick] when the mortar round hit, i was completely knocked out. i didn't wake up until six days later. [ramond bruce] i saw pete when he was at his worst. he didn't know if h e was going to live to to be able to see his daughter graduate from high school. ramond knew that i needed help figuring out where do we go from here. [ramond bruce] we not only represent the veteran, but we represent the whole family. eleven months we stay...