reporters, you know? >> it is true american police department department departments are better at saying things to hold down the feelings. you don't get police chiefs up there talking city after city after bad acts you had professional administrators that grew up on rodney king and knew how to say the right things. >> compared to the 1955 riots who accrued cops in mississippi and after the rights he said it is like one monkey threw a rock

and they all did. >> let's give clarence a chance. >> a couple clarifications from an old boomer. los angeles times was the classified parks back then given a dime and told to look around and take notes on something called a telephone. i don't know if dzhokhar tsarnaev remember them or not. -- you can -- another thing cause sin queue called them self not having taken french, i guess. >> it is an honor to be corrected by you.

>> it is a great job of reaccounting the period. the flavor of the period, i want to speak up for fred and other leaders to deannounced the weather on the ground. >> it sort of sounds like these were part of a fast radical left wing conspiracy. there were a lot of delusions you alluded to. i was wondering, the bla, was a

fringe of a fringe group and the weather underground was as well. but did you get the sense of what drives people? and they believe it was reportt to make peaceful change in violence make change in evitable. that is what took people over the edge making bombs. most of the members of nigh my generation didn't go far. and when the violence got serious most backed off. >> most? almost all. we will take your answer off the air. we have been cut off by c-span2 or we would love to take it. >> ladies and gentlemen, bryan burrough. [applause] [applause]

[inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. the washington boast's associate editor and pulitzer prize-winning journalist bob woodward examines the relationship between richard nixon and his personal aide who revealed the white house's secret taping system in "the last of the president's men." senator john danforth's newest look at how religion can be used

to bridge the political divide sees in the country. he'll be a guest in the near future on booktv's "after words." sign cheever's drinking in american chronicles the role alcohol has placed in u.s. history. robert mauro challenges hillary clinton's claim to be advocate for women's issues. charles koch discusses the strategies he used in "good profit." si hard that mukherjee looks into how medicine and scientific research intersect in "the laws of medicine." former georgetown university professor dennis ross are' "doomed to succeed" traces the development of policy towards israel and the middle east as a whole. david talbot warns against the growth of what he consi