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ian fleming started the use of brands. bond would use various brands in the book. a rolex watch. he's driving a bentley continental gt -- >> exactly. >> we may have some of this we're showing people. or we can put up on the screen. i also -- i notice that when you wanted to say he was wearing a gaudy watch, he wear a brightling. >> i call my assistant back at home. neither a bentley nor rolex have shown up. i do say it keeps good time, though, if that helps. >> it's funny. that's right. i did wonder if they were going to be hitting you. bond's women always an interesting thing. one thing i thought was interesting in this novel, bond had a kind of more compassionate side than maybe -- maybe that's not the right word. he actually gave up the opportunity to go to bed with one of the characters. >> we can use the word sensitive. >> sensitive bond. >> i'll tell you very briefly about this scene which has had maybe more response than anything else. bond is with someone who has broken up recently with their fiance and they're both single, liaison could occur, but he notic

people like ian fleming, the guy that wrote james bond, he kind of worked the u.s.y circuit trying to get american to support the british. boy, this sure isn't new. jon: the allegation here is that this guy helped funnel about $4 million of cash to various members of congress who would be able to, you know, influence u.s. policy or maybe vote on u.s. policy especially with regard to kashmir. that portion of disputed territory that lies between india and pakistan. both nations claim it as their own. >> yeah. well, all i can say is, you know, the pakistani intelligence service could have used that money a lot better fighting terrorists back in pakistan. look, the odds of floating around a little money like that, moving u.s. policy on kashmir are zero. kashmir is a flash point issue between india and pakistan. the last thing the united states is going to do is get in the middle of that issue because it would just probably anger both sides. matter of fact, there was, you know, there was a nut case argument when the obama administration came in, and people said, well, le