mr. doubleday. [laughter] we are here to talk about m previous some of your fall books. >> we have three in particular in august we are publishing a book about patty hearst her kidnapping and what she did with the liberation army and her very dramatic trial. our staff writer and chief legal correspondent and the author of several best sellers and also the book on the o.j. simpson case. so what is so fantastic about this book from my perspective is they say that we live through this tumultuous time and in the early '70s that it was like the country was having a nervous breakdown there is an average of 1500 terrorist bombings there was political turmoil and have this fantastic sensational crime patty hearst was kidnapped into men's later declared her new name the story has amazing twists and turns the largest police shootout still in history took place a few months later between patricia hearst and two comrades were killed also of live national television and then we get to the trial which has twists

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mr. doubleday. [laughter] >> host: we're here to talk to you about previewing some of the fall books. who do you have coming up? >> guest: well, i think we have three books that are of particular note to your viewers. in august we are publishing jeffrey toobin's book about patty hearst, her kidnapping, what she did while she was in the sudanese liberation army. jeff too bin, as i think people know, is a new yorker staff writer and the author of several bestsellers, the oath and also the book on the o.j. simpson case recently made into a television series. and what is so fantastic about this book from my perspective is everyone as in any era, oh, we're living through this terribly tumultuous times, but in the 1970s there were an average of 500 terrorist -- 1500 terrorist bombings every year. of course, nixon was being impeached, there was political turmoil, economic malaise, and in the midst of this, this fan fantastically sensational crime happened. patty hearst was kidnapped and two months later declared she was not to be known as tonya. the story has amazing twists and turns. for on

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