later, a q&a with ronald feinman.

this week on q&a, ronald feinman , author of "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency." in the book feinman looks of the , many assassination attempts against presidents and presidential candidates. you have a book called "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency." why did you get interested in this? prof feinman: it began when i was in college. i had to write a paper and i chose the lincoln assassination. i was fascinated by it. the following year, the kennedy assassination took place. ever since, i have been interested in it. i have done interviews with various groups, and lectures. two years ago, roman littlefield asked me to write a book. here i am semiretired. i figured, why not yucca assad me out and i said yes. they sort me out. brian: you start with andrew i was pleased to say us. jackson.

author ronald feinman. followed by the prime minister's questions. later hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley at a democratic fundraiser in manchester, new hampshire. this week on q & a, ronald fineman author of "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency" in his book professor feinman looks at the many assassination attempts and threats against presidents and presidential candidates throughout american history. brian: you have a book called "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency." why did you get interested in this? professor feinman: i would say it all began when i was in college and taking an english course and i had to write a term paper and chose the lincoln assassination as my topic. i was fascinated by it. the following year the kennedy assassination took place and kept everyone's interest and has continued and i've been interested in it and i have done interviews, you know, as far as various groups and lectures and two years ago roman littlefield loaned to me an e-mail -- we see and do lectures on the

brian: this week, ronald feinman, author of assassinations, threats, and the american presidency. , fs or feinman looks of the many assassination attempts against presidents and presidential candidates. you have the assassinations, threats, and the american presidency book called. why did you get interested in this? prof feinman: it began when i was in college. i had to write a paper

later, a q&a with ronald feinman. >> order, questions to the prime minister. >> here, here. >> thank you mr. speaker. before i start, i would like to say something. everyone in this house and many people watching at home will know from "yes, prime minister" the central role that bernard, the prime minister's principal private secretary, plays in the life of the prime minister and of no. 10 downing street. this morning, my bernard, my principal private secretary, chris martin, died of cancer. chris martin was only 42. he was one of the most loyal, hard-working, dedicated public servants that i have ever come across. i have no idea what his politics were, but he would go to the ends of the earth and back again for his prime minister, for no. 10 and for the team he worked for. today, we are leaving the seat in the officials' box, where he used to sit, empty as a mark of respect to him. we think of his wife, zoe, his family and the wider no. 10 familybecause it is a bit like a family and we feel we have lost someone between a father and brother to all of us. whatever happens, we will nev

. >> tonight on "q & a" with author ronald feinman. followed by the prime minister's questions. ary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley at a democratic fundraiser in manchester, new hampshire. this week on q & a, ronald fineman author of "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency" in his book professor feinman looks at the many assassination attempts and threats against presidents and presidential candidates throughout american history. brian: you have a book called "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency." why did you get interested in this? professor feinman: i would say it all began when i was in college and taking an english course and i had to write a term p a

brian: on that note, ronald feinman, author of "assassinations, threats, and the american presidency.ank you. prof. feinman: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts, or to give us your opinion on this, visit us at our website. they are also available at c-span podcasts. >> if he likes this q&a program, here are some others you might enjoy. scott miller on his book on the assassination of president william mckinley, former abc news correspondent and tonkin on her 41 career covering the white house, and a former secret service assignment guarding jacqueline kennedy. find those interviews online at c-span.org. here on c-span this morning, "washington journal," is next. and any will report on wasteful spending, and a news conference on capitol hill. the house returns for mistakes thanksrecess -- from its giving recess. on today's "washington journal," we take a look at the u.s. role in nato, and the man