when the government says it's secret, we should ask questions. >> tom blanton, thank you for being onbook tv. >> pleasure, peter. >> television for serious readers. here are programs to watch out for. sunday we are live with retired navy admiral james, he will answer your questions about career, global security and leadership. on afterwords, washington post reporter mary jordan discusses life and influence of first lady melania trump and we talk with two republican senators martha mcsally of arizona and ernst of iowa. >> as folks are beginning to arrive, i'm jessica, one to have owners of greenlight and we are excited to host tonight's event with makita stewart, the girl scout troops that began and inspired the world. she will be talking with giselle and daughter karina. you're in for

i'm in prison. >> reporter: then fbi agent blanton arrived to interview him.ressions. who did you see? >> well, he was extremely arrogant. >> reporter: pompous as well, blanton said. >> he is the smartest person in the room no matter what room he's in. he was very proud that he was a graduate of supermax and that he had been in supermax prison. benanti was -- was proud of his credentials of being a criminal. >> reporter: by now they were sure they had the right guys, in part because of something that happened when benanti was arrested. >> benanti is white knuckling something in his hands, clenched fist. his fist is opened up. and there's a crumpled piece of paper. >> reporter: the feds took a look at it. that crumpled paper had details, names and numbers that sent a chill down their spines. >> three names, handwritten, bank executives in greenville, in spartanburg, south carolina, their titles, their bank locations. >> reporter: prosecutor lewen believed these were the next victims. so with a search warrant in hand, fbi agents and lewen spent thanksgiving day

tom blanton is the director of the national archives and he joins us now on book tv to talk about this prepublication review system. how did this develop? so the original prepublication review is really an artifact of the 1970s when some former cia agents. ticket leah guy named victor marchetti owes his explains in the cia. the cia came back to him and his publisher and said there's 339 passages here you have to delete because they are revealing national security information. they went to court, they fought over, cia cut that number from 339 down to 168. in that the end of the day, 30. the publisher put out the book with white spaces for the 30, bold face for the 160 they caved on, and italic for the other. so there's an object lesson how subjective this can be. that's the formal start of a review board process inside the intelligence community. >> but he did go through the review process? he did submit it before publishing the book? >> guest: rights. the case and went all way to the supreme court was a man named frank who did not submit his book. that's what the judge is referring to

they got officially meet for the first time menton blanton has their story. >>so what i'm i i b you my man with a pulled up here that could now take that and so is the hug so many around st. louis wanted to happen nearly 24 hours after killing robinson could have god is able to live in need his life saver for the first time i watch the video i say mister sat on the ground. a lack of remembered is me on the bag and really remembers me waking up in the hospital tuesday afternoon rounds. and morgan drag robinson out of a burning car on interstate 70 near lucas time right now where we're. yeah right. i woke up i only remember climbing up the court and hit that wall and i drove past us each one like slump house knows online portal thomas and we've got to get him hours after the crash. morgan met robinson's mom if he would have not been persistent with that and not stuck on that why some would be dead right >>august 10th as robin says 24th birthday. the video shows how close the young man was to not seen it got to believe it was me, yeah i my i'm so lost and confus

in the old blanton school for example so when those girls become mothers those children far less likely to be vaccinated they're far more likely to die before their 5th birth so we know that every year of education will increase earnings by around 9 percent a year so for millions of children this is not a poverty which is being closed down now that is why we're calling on the international community to convert the debt night billeted days of the very poorest countries into investments in this precious asset of children and the education of children we have to leave it there kevin watkins thank you for coming on we do appreciate your time thank you. in mali funerals have been held for antigovernment protesters killed in the capital bamako at least 4 people died during demonstrations this week tension is high despite president. promising to form a national unity government he's been accused of failing to solve mali security and economic problems and protesters say they won't be satisfied unless he steps down a prominent religious leader and protest organizer. has called on people to stay

lauren blanton with the eulogies for congressman lewis. >> reporter: hi, frank. well, it's a remarkable life and legacy that these folks here who is come out to pay their respects are remembering, of course, that not only service to the country, but also his fight for equality. there have been hundreds if not thousands of people who have shown up. of course they have all stayed socially distanced and all have to wear masks, and they are, at this time, all walking by saying that one final good-bye. >> he was a remarkable human being, and that energy that he exhibited, we will miss. >> reporter: the body of long- serving congressman and simple rights icon returning to washington to lie in state at the capital. his casket said at joint base andrews by speaker 0 they have house nancy pelosi. his former congressional staff and friends. the moster cade making several stops at significant landmarks. the martin luther king jr. memorial, pausing in front of the lincoln memorial, and black lives matter plaza, his son, john miles, meeting with the d.c. maher, muriel bowser,

lauren blanton with the eulogies for congressman lewis. >> reporter: hi, frank. well, it's a remarkable life and legacy that these folks here who is come out to pay their respects are remembering, of course, that not only service to the country, but also his fight for equality. there have been hundreds if not thousands of people who have shown up. of course they have all stayed socially distanced and all have to wear masks, and they are, at this time, all walking by saying that one final good-bye. >> he was a remarkable human being, and that energy that he exhibited, we will miss. >> reporter:

tom blanton is the director of the national archives and he joins us now on book tv to talk about thispublication review system. how did this develop? so the original prepublication review is really an artifact of the 1970s when some former cia agents. ticket leah guy named victor marchetti owes his explas