allowed to live? that was on me coming back into society it was hard trying to assimilate. i was lucky i met the right woman and 12 back-to-school and became a chiropractor now i have a job that i love. . . and achieved a station didn t interview the washington post and leave everything out, so okay. now we can talk about it. i mean, when he did the glasscock down and that s a cornerstone in my book is, you know, there s others in their desert storm and stuff, but declassified and then you can talk about it but you still want to talk about tactics and techniques which the seals read my book say we wouldn t do it like that. exactly. so that s the way it is. next on book tv jennifer griffin and greg appeared on c-span s washington journal to talk about their new book, this burning land and take questions from viewers. this is about 45 minutes. we are back with husband and wife reporting team the senior editor at national public radio, co-author of the new book by the husb
that i don t think anyone believes they can control what is going on in the middle east right now. they are trying to remain engaged in a way that the democratic movement emerges from this period of tumult, that the continues. u.s. will be seen as a friendly host: we have the co-author of player who wants to help and not hinder what is going on. the new books, this burning more host:, an independent caller from new york. land. mark, an independent caller. his wife, jennifer griffin, the caller: much influence to the co-author of this book, as well. united states have in these people fighting for their freedom? greg, mr. with you. what do you think that president let s start with what is really obama decided to help them and best palestinian conflict go against allies that had been continues today. there for years and years, who guest: it has been going on for have been suppressing the six decades. tenures ago, they were close to extreme islamists? an agreement. but they h
it went on for six or seven years. there s no end to a. i went to visit a hospital that they had for the vietnamese army, and it was hot, in the summer. had no air-conditioning so the soldiers are dressed in boxer shorts, barefoot, waste a. i stopped at this one, and you could see that he had been wounded three or four times, badly wounded. so i asked him what he wanted to do, and he said, he had been in the army for five years and he d been wounded for six or seven times, and all he wanted to do was get back to his unit. it was such a long war and they could stay in there and fight on both sides. the point from the south, they had the same strong feelings down there. it s amazing to me they re getting together because there s a time the south vietnamese really did not like the north. and i m glad they are getting together. i think time heals everything. and it will do the same for the united states and our wars that we have now. ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much fo
continues. host: we have the co-author of the new books, this burning land. his wife, jennifer griffin, the co-author of this book, as well. greg, mr. with you. let s start with what is really best palestinian conflict continues today. guest: it has been going on for six decades. tenures ago, they were close to an agreement. but they have worked backwards 10 years ago, they were close to an agreement. we wanted to emphasize how they dug a deeper hole for themselves. hamas is in control of gaza. relish solomons have expanded from 100,000 to 300,000 today so. a lot of the problems have multiplied and become even larger. that is one thing we wanted to emphasize. it s a deepening of the conflict. this includes your personal stories. you have live there. you have raised two small children. you there from 1999 to 2007. you said that israel has a thriving economy. but they cannot solve this problem. guest: one reason we wrote this book is we felt that there is a lot of talk in
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