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it was too much. it was an issue. >> lets fast-forward to october of 2010. on the bill oreilly show, one of the riff about muslims and 9/11 and you way and. you basically had two lines, two things you were trying to get across. first of all you describe that yourself could or did feel uncomfortable getting on an airplane and what did you follow that with? >> what i said was to set it up a little bit, muslims killed us on 9/11 and the context was an argument that he had had about a ...

abortion to gun control to healthcare that we are not able to have a healthy debate because of the kinds of things that did you win at npr. >> that is right. i wanted to drive this point home because often when i do interviews about the book, we stop with the npr episode but that is only the first chapter of the book. 90% of the book is about larger condition of honest debate in american society and how this week is a year since this happened to me. but how in fact what i discovered is...

children, and i dont think anyone could argue its emotionally devastating to be taken away from everybody you know at two and a half and be returned to them at the age of four. i think felicia started life with a particular deficit, and i came to really like her in the course of writing the book, and i know that, you know, maybe not all that objective of me to say, but she was a really extraordinary woman, and i think its an amazing thing to pick yourself up and start afresh and, you k...

she just gave birth so shes been off a little while but did a tour across america to bring attention to this matter and whats the name of i think she had a term for the blue legacy is her website, thank you, and i would encourage people interested to check that out and you will see the results of her tour. she documented it and found a lot of the problems that exist across the country bringing attention and we are proud to have her on the team. >> i would only say that it is a huge sub...

i came back to cleveland and i talk for a year in the science department and was fortunate to win a scholarship and spend a year at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars in washington where i was able to interview people in the think tank and policy community and give the book a broader context in the institution of governance in american democracy. i was able to access all kinds of archives. washington and delaware and in new york at the rockefeller archive center and i...

east coast. they were processing 6 million barrels a day. under normal circumstances there is some. emergencies exist within saudi arabia. this attack is rattling markets badly for the reason. they feel that with further violence or incivility within saudi arabia, the spigot could be closed. >> we will be were back with you shortly as we follow the financial implications of this unfolding story. we have with us now a correspondent in the jordan who has more news on the situation in sau...

of the global oil supply it with former white house officials and retired senior military officers. the group offers recommendations on how to deal with an attack on a saudi oil field. this simulation was part of the national summit on energy security, hosted by the groups securing americas future energy and the electrification coalition. i just wanted to say a few words about energy security and the role of this summit. -- todays es -- session, we will try to examine how the mayor ofs...