The Dog Dialed 911: Lists from The Smoking Gun ($11) features a host of excerpts from their best-known reports, and included public documents which deal with some of the most bizarre and scandalous news stories of the past decade as well as other well-known reports. The book has been organized into a list format and features insights such as 7 things you don’t say to a cop, 5 of the dumbest things you can steal and some of the favorite pick up lines of Bill O’Reilly.
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