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The story of how Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich came close to secretly making a deal on Social Security by cutting out their respective political allies, only to be derailed by Clinton's philandering (and, to an extent, by Gingrich's), is far from edifying. Gillon, a professor and a History Channel host, interviewed both men, but he had better access to Gingrich, and it shows. Arguing, plausibly, that his subjects had much more in common than one would expect, ...