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With you today to talk about your new book and i feel like we should start at the very beginning, which is the title. Plenty ladylike, which i want to ask you where you came up with that . Seems like it has a little irony embedded in it. It has a little of your trademark attitude. What were you thinking with that title . Guest and a little humor. I want people to know that this is a book that will make them laugh or at least smile hard in several different places. Its an interesting thing that happened in my life, and about the eighth grade i had a teacher i love. She took me aside and told me...

Is that we dont have a dog in the fight. So we dont have a reason to say to them, youre not making the world a better place. And until we do, or until were willing to say it regardless of the fact we dont have a dog in the fight, were not going to be effective. In our own political in getting our political will understood by our own government, and i think this is across the board, from the tea party to occupy, everyone believes the same thing. We are not a safer country today as a result of the war of the last 14 years, and washington is in a bubble that doesnt hear it and doesnt see it. Okay...

Complete Television Schedule vit booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours, and this weekend even more hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. Next, heres malcolm gay. His week, the brain electric. And now i am very thrilled to introduce malcolm gay to left bankbooks. Malcolm is an arts reporter for the boston globe. He priestly worked as a contributing writer at the New York Times and the critic at large for our very own river front times. His writing has also appeared in wired, the atlantic and time among other publications. In 2004 the society of professional journalists,...

Where israel captured the west k and gaza and other territories, a pivotal moment. But i think over the course of the research for the book, i came to think of rabin as a man of firsts. He was the first nativeborn israeli to become r. , to be elected Prime Minister. He was the first israeli leader to really embrace the palestinians and try to resolve that conflict once and for all including to shake hands with Yasser Arafat who is really the embodiment of terrorism and evil. And then, of course, he was the first and only israeli Prime Minister to be assassinated and to be assassinated by a fel...

The three of us were the hardnosed people in the campaign and looking from the outside, i thought they were not being a tough campaign. I say in the book that if he had been around he would have had him with a verbal two by four twice a day and they didnt do that. You remember that moment when he looked at his watch i saw that and i cringed off because i had any understanding of the political effect i must admit it didnt dawn on me that would be a political issue afterwards that i cringed because i knew him well enough that what went through my mind as he is saying how much longer do i have to...