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i think it's worth getting some context with you because you worked for 33 years in the c all. yeah, you worked in the field around the world doing secret stuff. i'm sure you can tell us about, but you also prepared previous versions of this report. this isn't just some snippets of intelligence information. this is the key report is yes, it accurately reflects the consensus. no, there will always be varying opinions into watches, but it gives us the consensus of the intelligence community. so a lowest common denominator sometimes, well, you negatively will miss certain new us. however, the question that we heard was, on surprisingly political and objective and malicious, frankly, because it made a binary issue out of a terrible complex, the situation where the director of the d an i and of the c a couldn't really say a, in a setting in the, you know, hearing that there are the elements in the is really government that the, on the far right, the ones i leave it to before to would probably be very happy and they actively be seeking to re occupied. and in fact, they said it's explicitl

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yeah. this is a secret. it's not for the not for the c-span. yeah. they don't need to know.that's . but yeah.m so and as i said, sacagawea it kind of stands in for, in our retelling of the lewis and clark legend, like sort of brushed by show of hands. how many of you knew about sacagawea before? like, how many like how old do you think you were? like, you could hold up fingers when you heard about her. probably like eight or nine. i did like a million projects on her. we? yeah. 097588. yeah yeah. so you learn about her as a young kind of. right. and then is that, is she like the primary thing you remember from lewis and clark, she's the only i mean when it came to helping. yeah, lewis, she was the only one. that's what we learned. it was remember learning about her like at seven or eight, but i guess from getting the coins, i thought she a lot more of a like a known mystery or that was discussed when you get to school it's like she was also there living on. so it's kind of like she had this huge impact, but it's not really taught in american public schools. yeah yeah, i learning about your yo