appreciate it. >> trained to. -- peter eisner. [applause] spam up tv recently visited capitol hill to ask that was a congress with their reading this summer. >> i will finish and then moved into a reread of fools, fraud by roger screwed in. after that, i will continue on with my research and the studies i've been doing the 1960s,

national post writer, peter eisner. we did traveling to the philippines. while there, i was there to speak into her computer was working on a new book about spies in manila. one of the main ones being "cleaclear phillips" but then he said i have his diary. so that feeds into a lot. pete came down quite a lot over the past two years because we have all the papers of chick, one of the main characters of the story as well as the papers of john boone's who is a big griller, his daughter is here with us tonight. recently. [applause] i'm so glad that she came down because it's my first chance to meet her and she donated the papers a long time ago. to throw for all of us to have you here. but pete's work is now finished. two years in the macon and here we are with a great piece. so, going to let him come up and tell you the story he has to tell. without further waiting, pete eisner, "macarthur spies. [applause] >> thank you for being here. i have to say, when you're introduced by jim, you have the feeling that he could do the

. >> book tv continues now with a look at peter eisner's book, macarthur spies. tells the story of three individuals who defied the japanese occupation of the philippines during world war ii. then, former wall street junior correspondent takes a look at plots to assassinate hitler in the book "agent 110.

jakubowski share stories about his time as a kgb spy in deep undercover and peter eisner on his book "macarthur's spies" book tv all this week in prime time on c-span2. >> this week at a pm eastern on c-span, tonight for former national security advisers who served the last two presidents including stephen hadley national security adviser for president george w. bush. >> on the little worried. i think we are in a dangerous time with russia. i think vladimir food has decided americans are anti- russian and as his investors has all the time there is no constituency for us russian relations in the us and he is basically saying if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday the future of the internet. hears white house interim chief digital officer. >> we are talking about how certain platform seen to provide people with information that reforms what they already seen it, but it's not like facebook said your conservative and i will keep showing you conservative context. they said i'm going to show you things from the people you know and

peter eisner, a couple years ago given up into speeches and ran across the former "washington

. -- peter eisner. [applause] spam up tv recently visited capitol hill to ask that was a congress with their reading this summer. >> i will finish and then moved into a reread of fools, fraud by roger screwed in. after that, i will continue on with my research and the studies i've been doing the 1960s, particularly the 60 and 68 election. i began their with gerri willis discussion of the convention in miami and chicago in 68 and down from there. i will do her part to a close cemetery and also finished with a couple of michael creighton fictions. >> the first two books you listed, with the purpose of reading those? >> the mantegna book i am reading because he is right at the nascent. of moving into the enlightenment era. in some ways he was considered to be a prototypical humanist in some ways. i think to be educated on the western civilization coming should probably read it. secondly, the fools, firebrands and whatever else calling these folks is a look at the new laughed, taking us from probably the 19