On this episode of NewtzWorld, one of the most intriguing television personalities, somebody

I learned a great deal from during the time he was at Fox, just remarkably dominant as

a commentator, and not only is he a great TV journalist, he's at a remarkable life

doing many things, but in particular, I'm impressed with his ability to develop an entire

approach to history that is fascinating reading and has found a real audience.

His newest book, Killing the Mob, the fight against organized crime in America, comes

out May 4th.

This will be the 10th book in the series that includes several national bestsellers,

sales of nearly 18 million copies, and over 320 weeks on the New York Times bestseller

list.

In Killing the Mob, Bill traces the brutal history of 20th century organized crime in the

US, and tells the story of this nation's most notorious serial robbers, con men, and

mob family buses.

He covers the parade from the 30s to the 80s, and traces the prohibition-busting bank robbers

of the Depression era, such as Bonnie and Clyde, Pretty Boy Floyd, and Babyface Nelson.

In addition, he looks at the creation of the Mafia Commission.

The power struggles within the Five Families, the battles to control Cuba, Las Vegas, and

Hollywood, as well as the personal war between the US Attorney General, Bobby Kennedy, and

the legendary Teamsters boss, Jimmy Hoffa.

So I'm delighted to welcome my good friend and my guest, Bill O'Reilly, author of Killing

the Mob, the fight against organized crime in America.

I wanted to just remember the work you do on No Spin News.

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