Because its so dumb, so im going to ask it to you and see how you can answer it. Why do you think these people talked to you . Why do you think gabriel wrote you a thousand pages of letters . Thats a great question no, its a sucky question. [laughter] i hate it. My agent asked that a couple times. How are we getting duped here . Hes essentially in solitary confinement, and he will be there probably indefinitely. And hes been there since he was 19. And hes going to be in life hes going to be in prison for life. I came along, and he was used to seeing tv reporters and newspaper and magazine reporters who were swooping in sort of for the quick story, and he got to know the ways of that world pretty well. And i think that the more i stuck around and the more i sort of showed myself to not be interested in the quick hit, but something larger, the more comfortable he became with me. And it became more like a relationship than a sort of professional reporter subject thing. So that sort of the
Guy they put away [inaudible] [laughter] thank you. [inaudible] youre watching booktv on cspan2 television for serious readsers heres prime time tonight we kick off with hills dale College Professors discuss their long friendship with a former death row inmate. And at 8 suzanne quin reports on 30year relationship between first Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and Associated Press reporter lour at 9 p. M. Eastern james rosen talks about a torch kept lit. Essays written by f. Buckley and at 10 on booktv afterwards program, tim wu provides history of advertising and its current use. We wrap up booktv in prime time at 11. Andrew scott cooper look into the history of iran and the role of the last shaw. That all happens tonight on cspan2 booktv and first up its burt anita if you fullson. What do you do here at Hills Dale College . I direct the Free Market Forum which is a college for professors all over north america not just hills dale and we work with economic and history an political science. Whats