government did discover them early and kennedy told kristoff to take them out or else and kristoff backed down and nuclear war was averted and kennedy was the hero to be cut down by an assassin's bullet a year later. and that is the history that most remember. and by enlarge it is true. and it is highly dramatic. but this dramatic story is largely an intelligence story. it begins what soviet military intelligence officer who volunteered to provide intelligence for mi-6. oleg penski continues as an espionage asset into the summer of 1961 as cold war tensions are mounting. he was a well placed colonel in the soviet military called the gru, he reports on what he learns in meetings about soviet strategy toward the u.s. he photographs secret soviet military documents, including probably the most helpful one, this r-2 missile manual, in translation here, the r-2 is a medium range ballistic missile, mrbm, of the soviets. he passed these things to cia and his cia and mi-6 case offers and provided high level soviet policy papers and he even tries to warn the u.s. ahead that the berlin wall is goin

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also with us, nicholas kristoff, co-author of the book "tightrope." elizabeth newman, i want to get your reaction to this abc report about the department you used to work in, homeland security, suppressing this russian intelligence about russian efforts against joe biden. >> i was really shocked to read the report. this is not normal practice. i served both as deputy chief of staff under secretary kelly and for two years as the assistant secretary for counterterrorism and threat prevention. i asked former colleagues just to make sure my memory wasn't poor, none of us can recall ever asking our intelligence apparatus to hold on a product indefinitely for two months. and there are any number of factors that when you are on the outside you might not have access to, so i suggest that there is possibly some plausible reason why it was held for security reasons, but on its face, it looks like it was held for political purposes. usually you don't have the secretary's office hold a product. it is just seen as political tinkering and that's a big no-no when it

nicholas kristoff is with us now. if we can pull that photo up on the top of your piece.me and made me think that we're not doing enough on this. we're not covering this enough. our country isn't paying enough attention to this, and you write in this sense many of those whom covid-19 kills never actually get the disease. what is happening? >> so, in the developing world, obviously covid-19 is infecting and killing some people, you know, and as in the united states they are disproportionally elderly people, but what it's doing is disrupting all kinds of public health efforts and the economy so children are dying of malnutrition, you know. one study in uganda found that 97% of families had shrinking incomes. almost a third were down to one meal a day, and in that situation it's children who suffered the most and especially girls. >> can you talk about the girls a little bit more because you write about forced marriages just so that they can get fed. >> yeah, and, again, the effects go so much beyond covid-19. for example, that are campaigns against female genital mutilation

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