friends with yitzhak rabin and sat down with him a number of times and really admired him. i think that no, i haven't been called an anti-semite, and i don't think will be, because i talked to everybody. and that is the key. >> host: i think that is one of the most poignant elements of your book. towards the end, as you i guess i will call it strata of consciousness. you take these various experiences over time, and you highlight arabs, muslims, jewish, israelis, and different experiences, you sort of the human face on let's call it the victims of terrorism. and your book ends with a think the most important words, which all of these victims at the end of the day were innocent. .. >> we don't want tor whereby enemy. you attacked americans, and now we're there and we're not leaveing until we get the job done. >> mark, your book "talking to terrorists" is a book i can recommend. i want to say thank you for chatting with me and enduring my question. >> it's been a pleasure. thanks a lot. >> and that is book tv's live coverage of the "los angeles times" book festival. it's the