Bill O'Reilly has the latest book in his killing series. If you recall he's done books like huge bestsellers called

Killing Lincoln, Killing JFK. And these are books that are not only about the

drama surrounding the events of the assassination of Lincoln, the assassination of JFK,

but also explores the kind of historical backdrop,

like particularly with Lincoln, the Civil War,

and then the flash forward from the assassination which is the

whole reconstruction era how the world changed after the Civil War why the

assassination of Lincoln and then JFK and so many others

changed the course of events of what would have happened.

He's again he's written 18 of these books in the killing series

and the latest one killing the witches is very fascinating like we all learn

about the Salem witch trials in here in America when we were kids like oh what a

horrible time in in what a shameful time in human history where on

very little evidence and very level you know very little sense of doing what's right and wrong, these women were killed

when these kids, who knew what the agenda was of the kids, these kids accused these women

of being witches and there was just no way out.

You were just these women were either burned alive or are hung.

Just cruel ways to kill someone like being burned alive is a five minute event of just

non-stop pain for hundreds of innocent women in history who have been accused of

being witches which obviously there's no such thing as witches, they were not

evil women, the accusers were evil, and the accusers never faced trouble even after the Salem witch trials ended and you see in this book

so again Bill O'Reilly does it again the Salem witch trials happened in 1692 but it

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