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Book. we read it for you. we are discussing with the author. in the, and you will read the book. our model is reading is resistance. >> talk us through the selection process. >> tell us why you picked these books. >> this isn't an episode one or two. this was the place it started. it became such a movement. they wrote this for the new york times magazine. it's becoming a movie now. there was such objection to the idea that he would introduce a theme that americans hadn't thought. about 60 19 is when the first enslaved people arrived on american shores. perhaps our history as a country, a settl...

That they make up votes out of nothing, which would clearly be an improperand nothing, which would clearly be an improper and illegal request and that is why, i think, if this case does go to trial, this case does go to trial, this case does go to trial, this case and the pedal one that was just mentioned — part of the issue will be does a iurv of the issue will be does a jury believe that was a legitimate and reasonable request or was it actually a criminal proposal that these officials engage in some type officials engage in some type of fraud to make it look like the former president won ...

Sorry for people who in a cult. >> in this case i feel sorry for people who support donald trump if they think they're going to win the yen election. you just look at the history of it and this is a nightmare for republicans. >> in the latest cbs survey the former president has 62% sfort from likely gop primary voters. among those likely trump voters the poll shows 71% say they feel what trump tells them is the truth. ahead of friends and family. at 63%. conservative media figures, at 56%. and religious leader at 42%. let that settle in for a minute. let's bring in the president of

NEW YORK: UBS will pay $1.4 billion to settle US charges that it defrauded investors in the sale of mortgage-backed securities, resolving the last big case stemming from the 2008 financial crisis, the Justice Department announced Monday.

Our featured artist today is soprano Iona Ventocilla Borja. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Music major in Voice, and Music Education at St. Scholastica's College under the tutelage of professors Camille Lopez-Molina and Pablo Molina.