- not a politically correct thing to acknowledge, but there is ample data to support that, that unmedicatedhey are more dangerous than the average population. however, we're not saying certainly that bring back the -- the asylums at the same scale they were in the '50s, you know, certainly not. we'd like a lot of these folks to be living independently and many of them can if they take their medication. the problem is that maybe half -- up to half of all people with schizophrenia don't even know that they're sick so they don't even know they have to take it. and this would be a legal mechanism for enforcing them taking this medication so they can live independently and safely. c-span: wh -- what's the politics of publishing this book? it's put out by perseus group, the -- basic books. are they known to publish a certain kind of book? did you have any trouble getting it out, imean... >> guest: no. c-span: ...' cause it's coming from the point of view it is? >> guest: no, in fact, the editor i had, j -- joanne miller had been after me since, gee, '93 to write a book. i used to have a column in

element that work in the tehran research reactor to give unmedicated isotopes those cancer patients need. iran's enrichment of that material would however, yet again, flout u.n. security council resolutions and a provocative move that calls into question, even further, its nuclear intentions. the international atomic energy agency and several governments did respond positively and creatively to tehran's initial request for assistance in refueling the tehran research reactor with a fair and balanced for postal design to meet iran's humanitarian needs and begin to build mutual trust and confidence. i want to highlight that on october 1 last year in geneva, iran agreed in principle to the iaea's proposal to send 1200 kilograms of law and enriched uranium from the towns out of your brand in order to produce the replacement field needed for the tehran research reactor. a few weeks later, director general of the iaea, mohamed albert died convened representatives from the united states, russia, france and iran to finalize the iaea proposal. i had the privilege to lead the u.s. delegation to tho