in "america light" how imperial academia issue ushered in the obama karates. presents his thoughts on higher education. indiana war activists who stole and burned select service records from a draft board on and succeeding court case "a story of faith and resistance. look for the titles in bookstores this coming week and wash for the authors in the near future on book tv and on booktv.org. >> what are you reading this summer? book tv wants to know. >> it's not so much book tv because there's a non-fiction focus. i like to read thrillers. i think the one thriller that anyone will pick up and be blown away by is "gone girl." it came out yesterday, i believe. and the revies have already come in from npr and everyone, "the new york times." i would agree, it's essentially a portrait of a marriage from hell that we learn about because the wife a woman named amy disappears and at first we get her husband's perception. and we get her perspective in dairy format. and it becomes very

karatic government. the law isn't scary as many westerners believe and we shouldn't be listening to people he calls islam-o phobes. >> the obamaides $1.3 billion a year in military aid to egypt. it's appropriated by congress. it's got bipartisan support very often. but that money could be in danger. >> it could be in danger, wolf. but there could be more money in the pipeline for egypt. that came up again at the state department today. there's $1.3 billion just in military aid to egypt in the pipeline right now. there's another $250 million in other aid to egypt that is being held right now by u.s. officials while this political situation shakes out. if that goes through, you could have more than $1.5 billion in aid just to egypt this year for the united states. >> brian, thanks very much. we're going to get more on what's going on in egypt, the deputy prime minister of israel is here in "the situation room." i'll speak with him later this hour. by the way, he tells me if the syrian president, bashar al-assad is committing -- he tells me flatly the syrian president bashar al-assad is committing in his words, genocide, against