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john irving left a pause which was five-minutes long. we don't have time for your song. if you come back tomorrow night, you can start the show with your song tomorrow night. ok? good night, everybody! >>> what could lead to 2 million jeep cherokees to the recall. crashes that resulted to the high number of the burning deaths linked to the replacement of the gather tax. >> we're a family of five. now we're family of four. >> and now, the traffic safety administration has e up and downed their investigation to include the 1993 cherokee and 2002 to 2007 liberty model. we brought you a part of the year-long investigation. but they are investigating 13 to 2004 jeep cherokee vehicles to see if this could happen to you. tonight, you'll hear from the chrysler whistle blower who has spoken out widely about these issues and the safety pollties -- policies. they knew about the potential concerns with the gas tank placement. and long before the suv went into productions. >> reporter: this is one of the most dangerous vehicles in terms of the high-end collision and fire injuries or

and the great, you know, the great experience has been that i'm now actually john irving's editor.t's been one of the best experiences of my life. >> host: well, mr. karp, as a former newspaper reporter you've probably got a book in you, right? >> guest: i don't know. when i was a newspaper reporter, i was -- one of my last stories was i was sent to cover a garbage dump that was on fire. so i think maybe i got out at the right time. >> host: morgan, how did you get into the publishing world? >> guest: um, i got into publish anything 1977. i always say that i was, i was at school in between the hippies and the yuppies, so just getting through school was an accomplishment. i was at stanford, and stanford be has always had a great writers' program. and some of the people that were there at the time when i was there, raymond carver, richard hugo, none of them could get published. and one of them told me about the publishing graduate course at radcliffe, now in columbia, and i signed up and went to it, and it sort of opened my eyes to this whole world. i grew up in middleton. you don't