george blake was one of the best known bush double agents. he's the key to the story of the mysterious tunnel. the allied museum is in the southern poland district of dunham. need the form of american ministry headquarters spied spreads compared to with the c i, analyzing sources and the brush planning a surveillance tunnel. the a dan. it's often to not meet the investment and then the toners come to find that present position expands not send the, i'm get something copy that was thrown into the 11 day. it wasn't feeling good, splitting a coupon that went to elders and 10 toddler who bought up. and yet i'm getting to the least up to one and messed up on the, on the bus downtown up to that building on the place. so the toner in, i'm in the comments on the desktop zone in the allied museum now exhibits original pumps from the famous tunnel 6 meters, which us by tunnel that was built in the early fifties and then was in service for 11 months to tape the telephone conversation on the east german side of the telephone conversation associates, sout

and double agent, george blake would like to flee via east berlin to moscow, where he died in 2020. the. why do people like play cool? the ship? it has become spies, power, money, ideals, east germany as an attempt at a venture society. this experiment in the east was a worthy experiment. after the whole of cost, but no one talks about where the experiment because it didn't work. and so okay, we've accepted that. but we don't forget as jewish people, what happened in this country? here we did see an attempt to keep this more cold and not let it escalate to the feeling check point charlie in central but in the legendary crossing between west and east charles to us now but was then closely guarded by both sides. the water, they wanted to make sure that no one from an american or other western allied region entered east germany without registering when they went in one of the for when they came out, we have found out right in front of the house called in the midst of the rice, a famous agent crossed the check point. his political mission was just as important as the sense of entering a

and this is because produced a double agent, george blake told the k g b, the americans and british, i'm building this tunnel the can you be had a problem that because if the tunnel would have been found very, very early in time, americans and british belt as a way of that as low as the science officially found the tunnels 6 months later ending peroration gold. as it was 9 pictures of the spine tunnel went around the world. and double agent, george blake would like to flee via east berlin to moscow, where he thought in 2020, the why do people like, like to the ship? it's has become spawns, power, money, ideals, east germany as an attempt at a better society. this experiment in the east was where the experiment after the whole of cost. but no one talks about where the experiment because it didn't work. and so okay, we've accepted that, but we don't forget as jewish people, what happened in this country here? we did see an attempt to keep this more cold and not let it escalate to the really check point charlie in central. but in the legendary crossing between west and east charles tour

and the secretary of saying something something we sometimes make fun of women's intuition but georgeears ago in his book betrayal in berlin, and he talked about how president eisenhower saw how poor our intelligence service was and why did we not learn that lesson after world war two, especially? why did we have to, was for. yeah, well, there was a great of the intelligence agencies after war two and so i think we did learn that lesson but with you know with the expansion of intelligence community and bureaucracies comes lot of competition and a lot of competing for the top jobs and what that's what people in these bureaucracy had to contend with. i grew up hearing a lot about my father's experience in world war two, and only after my mother's passing did i hear her name associated with code. i'm looking for it tip on where to begin. mmary search. yes. and i get that. i get that question at every talk. i mean, it's amazing few degrees of separation there are between us and the people the women who served during world war two. and it's always so wonderful to see adult children of of p

and the secretary of saying something something we sometimes make fun of women's intuition but george blake was here about four years ago in his book betrayal in berlin, and he talked about how president eisenhower saw how poor our intelligence service was and needed to build it up. and why did we not learn that lesson after world war two, especially? why did we have to, was for. yeah, well, there was a great of the intelligence agencies after war two and so i think we did learn that lesson but with you know with the expansion of intelligence community and bureaucracies comes lot of competition and a lot of competing for the top jobs and what that's what people in these bureaucracy had to contend with. i grew up hearing a lot about my father's experience in world war two, and only after my mother's passing did i hear her name associated with code. i'm looking for it tip on where to begin. summary search. yes. and i get that. i get that question at every talk. i mean, it's amazing few degrees of separation there are between us and the people the women who served during world war two. a

and the secretary of saying something something we sometimes make fun of women's intuition but georgeok betrayal in berlin, and he talked about how president eisenhower saw how poor our intelligence service was and needed to build it up. and why did we not learn that lesson after world war two, especially? why did we have to, was yeah, well, there was a great of the intelligence agencies after war two and so i think we did learn that expansion of intelligence community and bureaucracies comes lot of competition and a lot of competing for the top jobs and what that's what people in tseb. i grew up hearing a lot about my father's experience in wor aft's passing did i hear her name associated with code. i'm looking for it tip on where to begin. summary search. yes. and i get that. i get that question at every talk. i mean, it's amazing few degrees of separation there are between us and the people the women who served during world war two. and it's always so wonderful to see adult children of of particularly women$$ who served who were so proud of their mothers service and curious about i

this follows case of follows the shocking case of trans scarlett blake, trans killer scarlett blake,prison for the murder of george carino. police recorded scarlett's gender as female , scarlett's gender as female, which is a lie male and female are biological categories defined by things like chromosomes and how good you are at parallel parking . jk rowling at parallel parking. jk rowling called out the police , saying called out the police, saying this is not a woman , these are this is not a woman, these are not our crimes. it's an important point, not least because males are hugely overrepresented in crime statistics. responsible for far more violence than females, and that overrepresentation is also seen in males who identify as women , making their transition a women, making their transition a bit less convincing. to be honest, working out gender can be tough, of course. check this out. >> y'all weigh the way the freedoms of your constituent with the fact that we haven't had another mass shooting in florida since parkland, since we passed gun reforms. thank you sir. it's ma'am,

this follows case of follows the shocking case of trans scarlett blake, trans killer scarlett blake,n prison for the murder of george carino. police recorded scarlett's gender as female , scarlett's gender as female, which is a lie male and female are biological categories defined by things like chromosomes and how good you are at parallel parking . jk rowling at parallel parking. jk rowling called out the police , saying called out the police, saying this is not a woman , these are this is not a woman, these are not our crimes. it's an important point, not least because males are hugely overrepresented in crime statistics. responsible for far more violence than females, and that overrepresentation is also seen in males who identify as women , making their transition a women, making their transition a bit less convincing. to be honest, working out gender can be tough, of course. check this out. >> y'all weigh the way the freedoms of your constituent with the fact that we haven't had another mass shooting in florida since parkland, since we passed gun reforms. thank you sir. it's ma'a

now police confirm that scarlett blake will be sent to a male prison, but the murder of george carreirooman in. joining me now is doctor pam spurr, relationship psychologist pam , thank you so psychologist pam, thank you so much for joining psychologist pam, thank you so much forjoining me. see now, i remember reading the initial piece in the guardian and going, ah, i do on the odd occasion read guardian. know it's read the guardian. i know it's a rag, but i read it and there was no mention of the fact that this person transgender at all. person was transgender at all. what earth is going on? what on earth is going on? >> well, i think there's been a number of high profile and horrific cases that have really piqued the public. >> and as you say, the man who identified blake , identified as scarlett blake, who tortured and killed a cat and then murdered a woman , and then murdered a woman, thankfully is going to be put into a men's prison. thankfully is going to be put into a men's prison . but will he into a men's prison. but will he ultimately have his crime recorded as female? i'm not

he texted 47 times when george floyd was killed and allowed the burning of cities.f this had been an assault rifle democrats would have been all over the place. but this was in the legal immigrant who killed a beautiful nursing student. let's talk about laken riley. there have been thousands of people at eulogies. i am sad you don't revert policies back to trout policies when we had a border that was protected. it's just so sad. guest: i will extend my condolences to her family, this is a horrible tragedy. every person who was murdered we should grieve and mourn. we need to make sure we are doing all we can to make sure those citizens are safe in their communities and homes and that includes addressing assault weapons and also address the security in our communities and make sure we know he was coming in this country. who has stayed beyond their visa. we offer to work with republicans. we have to find a way to work together, republicans and democrats to get comprehensive reform. host: are there any trump era border policies you would be in favor of reinstating? gues