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and that was emil. and he did it inside. >> he was a very strong he had a very strong influence on the sun. >> and the other people in the family to. >> so coming to the end of the story, and the point of it all, there is always in every spy story argument of well, did the spy make any difference? did it change history? and you make an argument at the end of the book, and it's only speculation, but you point out in terms of the chronology of the events, that klaus fuchs his spying, may have helped the soviets advance their own atomic bomb program by a year or two. that if so, they got the bomb in 1949, and so it was available, as such on the shelf there, when the korean war breaks out. and if they had not developed the bomb, in 1949 and it had been delayed until 1951 or 52. well there's a possibility that the korean war would have started, and there would have been the temptation by the americans to use anatomic balm, again against the chinese troops, that were intervening and pushing back the americans

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government, the federal government does nothing to try to emile rate climate change because most of his in order to do that, he's got to hold the republican senate. he also likes to keep his taxes low. so, anyway, it's a routine thing, it's a kind of charm offensive that happens on a regular basis -- >> well, i've noticed. >> the best pr money can buy, basically, and they do it every few years. >> well, one of the striking things about that interview moment is he doesn't name names. he could tell us. he could say, well, here's who i gave money to who i regret giving money to. that's a much clearer expression of regret, if you'd actually put a name on it. >> well, i mean, that would help. i mean, i think the other thing is you can tell when he's talking about, for instance, immigration as an issue and criminal justice reform as an issue that he's saying he was horrified that people don't support. in essence, he's criticizing trump. and people all know that charles koch and the koch machine did not back trump's election in 2016. they were hoping a republican would be elected, but not -- t

welcome now emile bradley from the u.s. chamber of commerce. always a pleasure to have you.bers doing today? they like to have things nice and neat and button to down -- buttoned down. neil: i don't know why we inspected anything else. what are members are telling us is in this uncertain moment of vote counting, and we have to go through that process and count the votes and go through the legal challenges, we know that will play out over days, possibly a couple of weeks. we have been here before 20 years ago. we understand how this plays out. we are thinking to the future as our our members and the makeup of the government. the thing we can say with almost 100% certainty is we will continue to have divided government. that means to address the challenges we have, fighting the pandemic, helping businesses respond to the economic crisis caused by the pandemic is going to require bipartisan compromise. the kind of compromise we did not have enough of in this election but we will need a heavy dose of in the lame-duck session and 2021. david: you can talk between the two of us. a

this is meant to, in a sense, emil area rate the dysfunction of the state level property tax, for example. so the property taxes, in theory, ought to be sort of graduated. people have more property. should be paying more. at this time, we see a radical transformation. sister about stocks and mortgages to large farmers that have mortgages that are not being taxed. how do we counter that? it's a counter balance to that. that's exactly how it is. does that -- the state story is very important. i have a whole chapter. probably too long of a chapter but i found it interesting. >> so, umm, what was happening on the spending side during the period and in particular i guess a couple of questions. and i think now there's a great disjoint in discussions about taxing and discussions about spending. i wonder if the progress tag nists in your book and other policy makers in your time were similarly segmenting the discussions or were they talking about taxing and spending together. >> yeah, so, that really gets at this point. i didn't gate chance to elaborate but it's fact -- i try to suggest -- one of