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colorado stop since august the presidential hopeful wasted little time attacking her republican rival. blasting him on his didn t women, lack of experience and his dwindling support in the republican party. he has targeted immigrants, african americans, latinos, he s targeted pows, people with disabilities, muslims, and so many others. reporter: clinton did not discuss her embarrassing e-mails. sticking to familiar topics like taxes and education. and blasting trump on his negative attack ads. that s all they have left. pure negativity. pessimism. reporter: clinton s message resonated with many residents. trump s rhetoric of hate and hating different ethnic groups and religious groups, that s not what pueblo is about. reporter highest percentage of registered voters. with mail-in ballots being sent monday clinton urged coloradans to get out the vote. could not have two more different people running for president than me and donald trump. reporter: right ....
some regions of this country. but unfortunately, we re right across a city that where journalists still openly self-censor themselves. they say there s no guarantee from the government, there is no protection from the government against these drug cartels. there is no real freedom to move. offer times you have convoys leaving from often times you have convoys leaving, people who need military escorts or just themselves to try to travel to the border. so all the issues we talked about, unfortunately, have not been resolved. what mexico is doing in the future. midnight.now if it is maybe it is 12:30. clearly not done yet. host: what led to the darkness? guest: many factors led to darkness. one was inrs when mexico experienced that led to a vacuum, power vacuum, where basically states took over and drug cartels, who not often but they really operated many times one-on-one with the corruption with federal authorities. many of these cartels became basically the not j ....
would you spend the majority of your day doing? that is a tough question because each day is different. i spent a majority of the time working with the publishers of what books are acquiring. with the future in the organization but i spend as much of my time there. how many books sold last year or water their revenues were give us a sense of how big. to give a sense of scale their five publishers that our pretty big. the second is harpercollins third decided schuster simon & schuster. the last three are within 100 million of revenue of each other all pretty close to the same size. with two really big companies. but a unique feature is of the smallest title towns. we are followed by a substantial number of mitt mellon and grant dove publishing. and then to be selective in of that whole experience that is a unique strength. as of publicly traded company? our revenues heard 600 million but just acquired perseus that is a $90 million company. that sells like ....
it is my pleasure to introduce this afternoon s speaker for this season s final washington history seminar. director and oxford. he received his doctorate in history from harvard university and is the author of the war ,hat brought peace to mexico world war ii and the consolidation of postrevolutionary state. published by the university of new mexico press in 2014. dr. jones is timothy had positions at harvard david rockefeller center for that american studies and the office of the historian of the state department where he co-edited the foreign relations for the united states volumes covering u.s. policy toward latin america during the next and, ford, and carter administration. onay he will be speaking crimes against securities of a nation, world war ii, the cold war, and the evolution of mexico s anti-subversion laws. mr. jones. jones: thank you very much indeed for the introduction of for all of you for being here. it s a pleasure to be back in washington. i did sp ....
wheels. we ll begin on your phone calls makes u.s. rade economy stronger or weaker. f you live in the pacific area 202-748-8001 and send us a tweet wj or join the conversation on facebook.com/c-span. lines are open so start dialling in. we ll get to your thoughts here in a second. bit more about the world trade bridge. we were down in lore raid dough april talking to u.s. customs and border protection and other images pturing the you re seeing on your screen now of the world trade tpwreupblg. screen are on your heading southbound into mexico. they are weighed and then tolled and the money that they get from lore goes to the city of raid dough. the city owning this international bridge, the world bridge, the fourth in the city of lore raid dough and the tolls goes et from into the city to pay for a variety of things. bit about this port, the number one inland port along the u.s.-mexico border. crosses into and allows the goods to go to warehouses that are within five mil ....