[ music continues ] threatening me like you somebody? if you so right about it, then show me what ya got. this is what i got. yeah, take a good look homie. thought so. oh, excuse me mommies! uh! i see that milk and cornbread did y all well, huh? woah woah woah preacher s kid, where you think you headed? i m here for my sister, i know she in there with your boy. oh! so she get s cozy with blue suit, and all of a sudden that s my boy. like y all two ain t baptism budies paired up at the pulpit. not when it come to my baby sister! aight. i hear you. i m gonna go talk to levi, see if i can gt christie out. i m comin too. nah. i said i got this. don t i always look out for you? yeah, but- well but nothin . come on , this the most happenin party to ever hit cypress man. everybody s in there. so tell me what happens when pastor finds out that that everybody includes you? yeah. alright. i ll stay. just hurry up. don t push it, ej. we boys, but i ll still fire your skinny ass. yeah
[inaudible conversations] i want to start by thinking of a couple of people like the concord monitor for sponsoring this event a and red river theater in the venue to hold this is and i want to sink michael for making notice when you walked in and in joe will stick around so i hope you take advantage of that also to joe to talk about the main circuit of course, also coming tusis said you have read about this in the monitor but to talk about my experience with joe when i was at the monitor. and at some point during that time she decided she wanted to leave she got a nice offer from the st. petersburg times but i have not struggled as much with that decision because she had such great loyalty because she had a wonderful time as a reporter and we were used to reporters moving onto larger papers but joe talked about this two or three times from the st. petersburg times. in thin to a three years later after she won all kinds of awards for investigative reporting for the seat pet
well, now you have triplets. they do so much for coming. we will be outside signing a book. i m sorry. right over here signing a book. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] coming up next on book tv, jo becker writes about the fight to legalize same-sex marriage in her book forcing the spring . then edward klein. and former washington d.c. merit to the mayor talks about his new autobiography mayor for life . c-span2 providing live coverage of the senate floor proceedings and keep public policy events and every weekend book tv now for 15 years the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable-tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable satellite provider. watch in hd, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. pulitzer prize-winning reporter jo becker wrote a book forcing the spring chronicling the political and legal fight overseeing same-sex marriage paris she recently discu
the biggest misconception is that most of my life is taken up with junk and scandals and alleged corruption. most of the no because i even in d.c. 152nd sound bite. and nationally the united states government. beset that tape to every ambassador in the world cannot to every president of every country in the world, sent it to the other propaganda arm of the u.s. government. it ran on television. but this so many have contributed to it, too. and that is all part of it. i am not fazed by it. washington d.c., as long as it gives them some hope that some help. i don t care. [applause] i don t care. the wanted thank you so much for coming here tonight. i also wanted to give you this is actually a very precious object. i don t know if you have gotten one of these before, the national press club coffee mug. i have two of them. well, now you have triplets. they do so much for coming. we will be outside signing a book. i m sorry. right over here signing a book. [inaudible c
department of recreation. .. every student in the top 10%. were going to bring some of that back. we have term for one more question. he started to nine sing one of the reasons you wrote the book, question springs from that what you think is the biggest misconception that people have? the biggest misconception is that most of my life is taken up with junk and scandals and alleged corruption. most of the no because i even in d.c. 152nd sound bite. and nationally the united states government. beset that tape to every ambassador in the world cannot to every president of every country in the world, sent it to the other propaganda arm of the u.s. government. it ran on television. but this so many have contributed to it, too. and that is all part of it. i am not fazed by it. washington d.c., as long as it gives them some hope that some help. i don t care. [applause] i don t care. the wanted thank you so much for coming here tonight. i also wanted to give you this is act