For sale in the corner. Thank you. [applause] thank you so much for coming. Please remember to fill out the survey here to help us know how to find programs like this [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] next up on booktv, mark tooley, president of the institute on religion and democracy, talks about his book, the peace that almost was. Its from this years fall for the book festival in fairfield, virginia. Our guest tonight is historian mark tooley. Mark tooley is the president of the institute on religion and democracy in washington d. C. His writing has appeared in National Review online, the Chicago Tribune and christianity today. He also writes regularly for the Weekly Standard asklies outside of northern and lives outside of northern virginia. His new book, the peace that almost was, was published in july of this this year. The book brings readers to the final days in d. C. When some of the most important men in the nation came together to try and prevent disaster and failed. Ple
Instant but mediacom was ready. Internet traffic soared and we never slowed down. Schools and businesses went virtual and we powered the new reality. At mediacom we are built keep you ahead. Mediacom supports cspan as a Public Service along with these other Television Providers giving you a frontrow row seat to democracy. This morning we are anticipating that january 6 Committee Hearing later this afternoon. It could be the panels final hearing before it puts out a report later this year. Lets look at how the New York Times previews the hearing that will happen at 1 00 p. M. Eastern. The New York Times article headline says house of january 6 panel plans a sweeping summation of its case against trump. I will read a little bit of the article. The New York Times writes the House Committee investigating the jan six attack is planning thursday to present a sweeping summation of its case against former president donald j. Trump , at what could be its final public hearing seeking to reveal n