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As always, you can reach out to less with social media. The addresses their for twitter cspanwj, then facebook. Com span, or email us a cspan. Org. More off the lead in Washington Post on the line to tell us more about the story is sarah cliff. Welcome to the program. Guest thank you for having me. Host why this optout . Guest the optout has been an area that has challenged the ministration for all but a week for over a year, trying to find a balance between Reproductive Health and also guaranteeing religious liberty. As to the wine now part they have promised since about a year ago, last febr...

For tonight. Visit cspan. Org for more on this weekends television schedule. International financial diplomat William Rhodes talks about the current economic and financial challenges facing the economies of europe, japan, china, and south korea. Next on book tv. This is a little over an hour. [applause] okay. First of all, it is great to be back. We enjoyed our relationship that way. Tokyo has been the headquarters of our asiapacific operations for 25 years now. We enjoy a terrific relationship and a lot of different ways. One of my colleagues who is with me, Doug Peterson who just joined us f...

Tradition dating back decaddeca. All that remains are embers. Families ma that once enjoyed the camp, gathered to mourn it tonight. Its the wiping of a century of memories. More than 250 people gathered this evening, swapping stories about the camp. Hundreds gathered tonight to share memories and photos and sing the songs they learned at the camp. Honestly, i have so many good memories. Reporter over the weekend, the massive and fastmoving rim fire devastated the camp. Kind of like the death in the family. Its that much part of our family. A place like that has much strong emotion in it. There...

Doug. And doug has lived all over the world and as such has lived quite a bit of time in japan itself. So its great to be with you tonight as well, doug. Lets see. In terms of this whole notion of the book, you know, by the way its a very modest title, banker to the world. [laughter] when i heard of this, and im a very close personal friend of bills, like everybody in this room is, and so when he was talking to me about this concept of what he wanted to write about, lessons of debt crises and all of this, i just knew that it was right in our sweet spot in what we needed to be able to do. So we...

Two crises, and other ones, turkey, i could run on, were not valid for them. Because they were socalled developed economies. And so what i thought i would do here is just run through some of the lessons that we learned there that i think, unfortunately, shut up and looked at by the europeans. And they are only now starting to realize that they could have cut down the present negative situation because lets face it, europe as a whole, with a few exceptions, is in either a recession or stagnation. First, each country is unique. This is something they didnt want to see. Greece adding the situatio...