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Many say the attacks in London on Thursday have the hallmarks of an Al Qaeda operation. We'll talk about how the organization may have evolved since 9-11 and the threat it poses today.
Tod Lindberg, editor of "Policy Review;" research fellow at the Hoover Institution; author, "The Political Teachings of Jesus"
Roger Cressey, former counter terrorism official in the Clinton and Bush administrations
One of the summer's hottest reads is a first novel by a woman who wrote in obscurity for ten years. She talks with Diane about writing a fresh take on the Dracula legend as seen through the eyes of scholars.
Elizabeth Kostova, author and winner of the Hopwood Award for the Novel-in-Progress.
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