your book will not just disappear and it's not something that is instance so we at tinisch like books that matter books that last and we work with the writers on finding things that are of interest so we like to distinguish ourselves from social media although we have people on social media who are there to help us. >> host: robert weil why is it important to have a imprint like liveright? webpages publish your own work lacks >> guest: i can't really answer that because i didn't start it. her current chairman julia reid had felt that they needed to expand what norton was doing and they felt we could get more recognition with two lines rather than just one and joy started in the last two years and it's such an aide gold working under norton but to separate the books into different areas of critics readers and everyone focused in on the books. >> host: 370 looks in the past 10 years. that's about 37 near. is that a pretty heavy lift? >> guest: my shoulders feel as if they are sagging to be honest. it's been a lot of books. we have a high productivity rate. unfortunately we have to turn

it really matters and again i always go back because tinisch put it so well. we have to understand the that police have always, always, always had a way to control and that's part of the conversation. people keep trying to have this conversation out ofl that contet from the patrols to when we think about the hugein budget fr police really started coming during the war on crime. lyndon b. johnson's war and crime which we know as the war on black people. not going back to the reality of the war on drugs. that was the nucleus going after that and the federal bureau of near cognex another way to control populations or juvenile delinquents at the time. all of these are code for black people and there's no way to parse words around it. understanding how much thesein police unions we elections and i think it's hugely about being informed and as tamika was talking about and i'm feeling the same way but it's really just understanding the reallocation of funds. ask yourselves why are we spending so much money and why do we put so much meaning to policing and the greater