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said there facing al against eah other and the key on the soviet side was the command train which is the command train which moved around tracks around the union. so the leader of the soviet union could not be killed. so these are all very complex and you touched on a lot of good stuff so i compliment you on your research. there's still a lot of research to go. >> that's absolutely true. one of the things that stands out when i look back through this is really realizing how incredibly lucky we are that we made it to the sarah. and the number of moments when a misjudgment or miscalculation did have really stumbled into. i think what i mean there any see it in multiple places is very rarely did we ever come to a moment when nuclear war would logically start. there are a lot of opportunities where a cascade where misjudgments weren't resulted in tragedy. you can see it in almost any one of these crises where the peak of the cuban missile crisis in the most stressful day of the entire crisis a you to play in conducting a normal routine surveillance operation that had a planned weeks in a

. >> eah but go back to the crypto currency for a second. >> yeah. >> this is behind a lot of retailnd i'm glad you brought it up because people are so desperate to find anything that's bitcoin related they're desperate to fi any bit cohn it's a public way to play bitcoin. you have to be careful there's a lot of other moving parts for bitcoin. >> this only goes back to august of '07 it either sells for $2 or $15 and it does it over and over and over again and they're really becoming viable, i don't know, it's never been an intel. is it possible this is the time? >> well, look. the leadership there is much better than the old jerry sanders days where you felt like it was up and down, up and down. this leadership is terrific. they do it gaming, they do have a fast chip. when i see the stock moving up over and over and over again, i'm always prone to think it's due to reversals. >> it was under $2 at the beginning of 2006, close to it. >> they refinanced. >> late 2016 -- >> that's what happened, they refinanced >> okay. but i love the fact that intel's got -- brian crusanich has yet to