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joining me for a reaction is dean cheng, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation's asian studiesenter. this is nothing new but it still shocks me. he comes to duke university, lawfully here. suddenly he is a big billionaire back home and he has cutting edge technology from dr. smith. >> yep. well, he is -- the -- mr. liu basically said he came to duke university specifically to work with that professor. he had been following his work for years and apparently brought several of his colleagues over to work on it as well. >> laura: how do we continue to allow this, given how bad a job we've done to combat intellectual property theft in the united states? >> here's a couple of statistics to show you how bad things are. there are 350,000 chinese students in the united states. >> laura: all paying cash. >> yes, that's part of why they are here. because for the university of california, they get $40,000 for a foreign student. $13,000 for an in-state student. is it any surprise that as a result there are six times as many now chinese students at berkeley for example than there were ten y

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cheng, good morning. guest: hi there. host: could you let us know exactly what the state of north korea is when it comes to their willingness to dismantle, especially with reports about the continuation of their program? guest: well, i think those questions are ones that people who watched north korea closely, the expectation here has been there is very little desire on their part to part with their nuclear weapons. they have spent decades working on them. some reports now suggest all the way back to the 1960's. that is a long time and a lot of money to invest for a country that does not have a whole lot of it. and so for them to get to this point and then want to give them up is, just you know, in the face of it, it does not seem to make a whole lot of sense. now, is is possible that a combination of the right inducement plus some sanctions and perhaps even some military threats, could that change the equation? i think that is what we are trying to find out. and everything we have seen over the past couple of weeks, incl