the unfinished nation will appear in a new edition later this year. ats the issues. that new edition was released last december with a list of suspects convicted had grown to 523. the section in question in this latest investigation was now deleted. we asked the professor for an interview, he declined. we also asked why the section was omitted. his reply? i almost always reduce coverage of recent history the length of the book must stay con -- constant and recent history is written with more detail as time goes by some of the detail seems unnecessary. what may be unsaysary -- necessary is the price you fox news bought it online for $86. the question remains is it is worth it? >> it will be worth it if i get -- when you get a job. i'm going to be working to even make the pay backs of my loan. >> if you stick your mind to it and keep winning the race it is worth it. >> last semester we had a lot of furlough days because of cutbacks. i feel like i'm not getting the time, you know learning all of what they are teaching. i kind of feel like i'm paying ñ÷l t

we looked at klum -- columbia ve university's' professor, uh author of "the unfinished nation." finished in 2008, but way off on the number of suspects charged with terror-related crimes since>> 9/11. >> only one such suspect was ever charged with a crime. that it is not correct. s >> at least 129 suspects were not only charged, but convicted of federal prore related crimes when that edition was published.mewhen we asked if he planned toion wa correct the mistake. he responded to fox news this way, quote, the unfinished nation will appear in a new edition later this year. you can judge for yourself atear that point how it treats the issues."t how well, that new edition was released last december. reld a list of suspects convicted had grown to at least 523. but the section in question in this latest version was nown deleted. we asked professor brinkly for an interview.in he declined. decned. we also asked why the section was emitted in the 6th edition.omit his replay? , quote, i almost always reduce coverage of very recent f history. the length of the book must say constant and b

here's his e-mailed response to fox news. >> quote: the unfinished nation will appear in a new editionhis year and you can judge for yourself at that point how it treats the issues. that new edition is expected to cost $77.81. the question remains, how are these mistakes making their way into textbooks? >> they are selling them on the basis of how they look and in a way they look good, colored pictures all over them and box all over the place. >> reading programs are 50 to $80 million investments and certainly you want to get it the way the customer wants it. >> unfortunately, the customer is not the teacher. in 30 open territories states publishers sell textbooks to individual school districts. another 20 states have what is called textbook adoption. where the board of education chooses textbooks for the entire state. >> they respond to commercial pressures that are coming not from the marketplace but from textbook adoption committees. particularly, in california and texas, and those are the places where the various pressure groups focus their attention. >> every group wants to impose

this is alan brinkley, as the school's chief academic officer or provost he wrote this book the unfinished nationhis 2008 edition did not have the facts straight about the number of terrorist suspects charged sips the attacks of september 11th, 2001. >> sir, you talk about the suspect's -- september 11th. in the end you write quote only one such suspect was ever charged with a crime. that's not correct, is it, sir? you have nothing to say? >> at least 1 it it it 29 suspects had been convicted of terror-related charges in u.s. federal courts when professor brinkley's book was published. we posted their names on fox news.com. we asked him if he is planning to correct these inaccuracies in his next edition. here is his emailed response to fox news. quote: that new edition is expected to cost $77.81. the question remains, how are these mistakes making their way into textbooks? >> they are selling them on the basis of how they look and, in a way, they look good. they have colored pictures all over them. they have boxes all over the place. >> reading programs are 50 to 80-million-dollar investments. so

the unfinished nation will appear in a new edition later this year. point how it treats the issues. that edition was released it had grown to 523. the section in question in this latest version was deleted. we asked for an interview he declined. we asked why it was omitd in the 6th editions. his reply i almost always reduce coverage of very recent history. because the length of the bach must stay cons strant and recent history is usually written with more detail. as time goes by some of the details seem unnecessary. >> what may be unnecessary is the price. >> fox news bought it on-line for $86. for everything that goes into a college degree the question remains will it be worth it? >> it will be worth it when you get a job out of it. i can even make the pay back. >> if you stick your mind to it you keep running the race it is worth it. >> we had a lot of furlough days i feel like i am not getting the time with learning all of what they are teaching i feel like i am paying all of this money for nothing. [meow] desperate for nighttime heartburn relief?

the unfinished business is question on suspending the rules and agreeing to house resolution 1546. the clerk: house resolution 1546, resolution congratulating the washington stealth winning the national lacrosse league championship. ism the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the question on suspending the rules and agreeing to house resolution 1479 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: resolution supporting the united states paralympics honoring the paralympic athletes and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is grode to and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is suspending the rules and passing h.r

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