i have been on melanie phillips.com, your columns. >> guest: my personal web site melanie phillips.com, my archives have been subjected to terrible technical glitch. there is great difficulty accessing it for which i do apologize. >> host: your recent daily mail column. >> guest: people can access the recent columns without a problem. that is probably what this person is referring to. if you go back into the archives, several years back there is a problem accessing the archive material. >> host: how much electronic book will be published? the first chapter? the forward? >> guest: there are bits of it, bits of the books but not -- different templates from different books. i don't want to give away the excitement about to be put up in the next few days but if people look at the website over the next few days, they will see the creative use of digital which will delight and excite people away the authors don't usually do with their published books. the main thing you do on my web site is download the book, there's a certain amount of video there, party in angel was published today. . >> t

but the journalism i've written so far is archived on melanie phillips.com. >> host: tim, milwaukee, you're on. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm a big fan of yours and i will say for this reason. you hit it on the head when you say that we are so prone to toe the line-that it shuts down discussion, shuts down debate, and what i find -- i'm a little bit of a left wing centrist. i call them themselves an eisenhower democrat. people think i'm a nut case. i talk about certain issues with conservatives and liberals, and i find out the more we have a discussion, the more we listen to each other, the more we find we're not that far apart. >> guest: yes. >> caller: is which just amazing. and i wanted to give you a quick -- i want be long but i want to fifth you a quick scenario. we had a superintendent, -- and education is big for me because i tutor young university kids. we have a scenario here where the best public school system? milwaukee, which i feel doesn't work anymore, we had a superintendent that wanted to breck up the school system, make it into smaller school system, a

. >> guest: embooks.com where they can find my memoir and another book as well melanie phillips.com is where my blog is house of the journalism that i've written so far is archived. >> host: team in milwaukee, wisconsin. you are on. >> caller: thank you for having me on. i am a big fan of yours. you hit it on the head when you say that we are so prone to toe the line and it shuts down discussions and debates. i am a little bit of a left leaning centrist with people out here who think i'm a nut case. but i have talked about these issues with conservatives and liberals. and the more that we have a discussion, the more that we listen to each other, the more that we find that we are not that far apart. which is just amazing. a quick scenario -- a tutor young inner-city kids. we had a scenario in the '90s. what we had was a super intendant that wanted to break up school system and it got pushed aside by both sides of the political aisle. and he was run out of town. i agree with you and i read your books and i love your thoughts on opening people to open themselves to each other. on religion