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you better understand what this world is like and if you have that desire, and i surely surely hope you do, you can do worse than start with william shakespeare. [applause]. you can watch this and other programs on my netbook to be.org. c-span, created by america s cable television companies and brought to you as a public by your cable or satellite provider. next on book tvs afterwards program, manhattan institute seated near fell, heather macdonald discusses policing in america. she is. she is interviewed by delores jones-brown, law and plea science professor at john jay college, about her book, the war on cops , how the attack on law and order makes everyone laissez. good afternoon, how are you today. a great, thank you so much. i m happy to have this opportunity to talk to about your new book, the war on cops . how the new attack on war makes everyone laissez. we know each other, we been on previous panels together, one of the first things i like to ask y ....
that change your way of thinking, there s one book that did that for me when i was in college and that was the feminine misty misty my betty freeman and literally a lightbulb went on when i read that book and i decided that maybe my life was not going to consist of getting married and having children and living that kind of life that i should be thinking about taking care of myself and expanding my own horizons. i can honestly say that is one book that totally changed my way of thinking about myself. is there any reading that you do like nonfiction or historical that helps you do your job in the senate? well, there s a lot of reading that i do just on issues such as, i read a lot about immigrationin our country because , immigration reform is something that we need to address and that s very purposeful for me as an immigrant area i read about what s going on in the middle east, i read a lot of those kinds of articles. i read about what s going on in the supreme cour ....
but lots of people like trump. they say he s authentic. and authenticity was big this year. i talked about it with rebecca burg of real clear politics and david greenberg, author of republic of spin. this concern of authenticity goes way back. in the 20s this was the age of baa, bally who, they wanted to show themselves human. hoover was out there fly fishing. warren harding do all kinds of posing on the white house lawn with albert einstein and helen keller and whoever they could get to do a photo op. rebecca. well, i see a lot of parallels between those historical examples and today. i think of scott walker riding his motorcycle around new hampshire wearing his motorcycle boots to the first republican debate. obviously it didn t pan out very well for his campaign, but that s what he was trying to get at there. and it works? it does. so what we see in polling is that voters actually do care about authenticity and their presidential candidates. there has be ....
not necessarily mind-blowing innovations that what we are seeing is a lot of welding on what we have done before and trying to make devices more useful for us. host: troy wolverton subto personal technology reporter. the communicators has been with him for a day at ces international in las vegas in their program from ces will continue next week on the communicators. now a political roundtable discussion with armed services committee members and john mccain and kristen and gillibrand. this is part of today s u.s.-israel policy conference known as aipac being held in washington this week. [inaudible conversations] [applause] good morning. it s great to be with the appeared we have three distinguished guests this morning. it immediately to my left right here a man who needs no introduction, john mccain. [applause] [applause] we are excited about john. and next to senator john mccain, a man who was inside israel s military establishment for 40 years, and his m ....