openly gay -- glenn burke. and then three women who were war reporters in vietnam. and later, neuroscientist jeff hawkins explains how simple cells in the brain create intelligence. find more schedule information on your program guide or at booktv.org. >> my name is kay, and i'm the events assistance here at parnas us books. tonight we are so excited to welcome new york times best selling author andrew maraniss for his new book, "singled out." you can still get signed and specialized copies. there will be a link for that, we will also be taking questions so put those in the facebook comments for a chance at having them answered. andrew is joined by former new york times best selling author jeff perlman. i'm so excited to turn the it over now to -- tush it over now to andrew and jeff. >> that works. all right. thank you, kay. well, andrew, i guess i'll -- i guess i'm the moderator, you're the special guest. so, first of all, i just want to say, or as i said briefly, i spent yesterday and today reading "singled o

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