Questions as we toured the battlefield. The other book i just read is a book called the last cowboys, and it is really an interesting book. I like books that are sometimes not fiction, but they read like fiction. And this book is about a group of rancher family in utah, being there 150 years, and just the changes. We have got urbanization in the area now and then also they make extra money on the rodeo circuit. And so its just a real family book and it is really interesting. The other book that im reading, and, you know, im on the plane. Im here and there so ive got all these things tucked away is a double spy type deal thats very entertaining. Brad thor was a guest on our indepth program during our fiction series and you can watch that at book tv. Org. I will be sure and do that. Ive read a bunch of his books. It is really interesting because a lot of that is kind of cia natured, you know, the spy craft stuff so youre around some of that, some of the Senate Things that i delve with have to do with that peripherally, and so its interesting to see, you know, the different agencies involved in this and that. How do you select the books you read . I read in a couple different ways. I like to be entertained. Thats where the brad thor type books come in and so many others. I also like to read about history, not necessarily historical fiction. In fact, just the opposite. But i like for it to read like, you know, like fiction, you know, very easy. And candace mallard, shes got several books like that, about roosevelt on his trip to the amazon and another book about garfield. Those are great books. But theyre also very entertaining. We want to hear what youre reading. Send your list via social media at book tv. Tonight we are really thrilled to have our panel of four here, including our author Charles Barber and instead of listening to me talk, were just going to get started. First up is ivan [applause] its nice to be here in new haven. I run a criminal Justice Research Agency Division well, unit for the state of connecticut. Excuse