this is perfec it would have been better if she had started here because it has multiple entrances. they are meeting at the hotel, making love. "i must have the naval ciphers." "i am not able to get into the code room." "please!" this is the way we shall handle it. i will get into the code room. ok. a plan is set afoot. her contact is mr. huntington. she knows him as mr. hunter. he's going to organize this. it is not just going to be betty and the captain who will go into the french embassy to get the naval codes. a gentleman called the georgia cracker will assist them. i love that name. he is a canadian, actually. i am not sure how close he ever got to georgia. he will open a safe, remove the codebooks. they will take them to a room they have set up at the hotel. betty was at the hotel one day and knock on the door. "exterminator." she thinks it is the ei. a man says he is here to check -- "box." he goes over the room with a fine tooth comb. they set up a safe room in another apartment. this is where the codebooks will be opened, photographed, and dusted for fingerprints. then, ret

next to a supreme court justice justice, may have been the chief wom justice of the supreme court in perfect portuguese in her language but reminded my prend of having a southern hospitality. turns out this woman was a confederados desen sent. the off woman who has ascended to but re the topta of the judicial food chain in brazil but yet retains very much of her southern culture. i thought that was pretty=iqÑ fascinating. >> yeah. it's #0z9interesting. i would say that brazil is very different from other south american countries in a number of respects. obviously it's very -- it's a strong economic power. it's a verydr0< large7:$xñ country now. but, you know you go there and i've been in other places in e with central america, south america where, you know, it's kind of strange to see someone with br blonde and blue eyes. it's really not that strange in brazil and i would say argentina i as well just because there's a long traditioncml northern european immigration to that -- to those areas to those countries. thank you for that story. w >> yes.at i'm williamñ=p thompson former chaplain at

this is perfec it would have been better if she had started here because it has multiple entrances. they are meeting at the hotel, making love. "i must have the naval ciphers." "i am not able to get into the code room." "please!" "ok." a plan is set a foot. her contact is mr. huntington. it is not just going to be betty and the captain who will go into the french embassy to get the naval codes. a gentleman called the georgia cracker will assist them. i love that name. he is a canadian, actually. i am not sure how close he ever got to georgia. he will open a safe, remove the codebooks. they will take them to a room they have set up at the hotel. betty was at the hotel one day and knock on the door. "exterminator." she thinks it is the ei. a man says he is here to check -- "box." he goes over the room with a fine tooth comb. they set up a safe room in another apartment. this is where the codebooks will be opened, photographed, and dusted for fingerprints. then, returned to the embassy. this is the plan. the problem is at the embassy, there is a nightwatchman with a large guard dog. th