the americans later on setup-- john chase, that is his brother, sets up a laboratory up around new yorkto manufacture the agent and reagent that are used. so, once the laboratory is actually established, the americans have a plentiful supply. the ogle powder at the time was available through any medical supply, so anyplace that there was surgery, they would have had it. >> this will be our last question. >> in her research and your book, how many of these individual spies have you come across and i assume these are the ones that have serviced? i am curious how many have surfaced and how many do you suspect were never discovered. >> many were never discovered mainly because they operated one time. what i found, when i started doing this 18 years ago, there may be was 40 spies that were pretty much around as to the number that were there. if you are doing it over the last 18 years, my computer data place identifies between three and 400 people that actually went behind enemy lines duke looked intelligence. many would go for one trip, get cold feet and decide that said or go into one trip

it's john paulson or joe doe, they tried to upgrade the investment by putting in 14 of their own mortgages to try to upgrade. which they ended up downgrading. which they didn't know. the government chase of they didn't just close that john paulson was known is without merit. this is nothing more than a political football. would you agree with that? >> guest: as i said before, the factor that paulson is the other side is not an issue. for that to be made the issue is not a potential fraud. i don't think that's the problem. the problem is potentially this, when the deal was put together, and yes, it was on the other side, but there was a management team that signed off on the securities and on the preference things that were inside the cdo and that was five different parties, including jpmorgan, merrill lynch, and they were the selectors. they were put on the marketing materials being the selectors. paulson was also a selector. and he was specifically not put on the marketing material. the question is would this management group have done the deal? would people have invested? maybe they would. they obviously wanted to invest in the deal. but things could have turned out differently. it

chases with these people running away threatening civilians. the whole state of arizona is up in arms. i understand 60% of the hispanics in arizona favor the law. johnn has changed his mind because of it. i think the law's going to stand up and i think it is necessary because of what the president said the failure of the federal government. >> overall as i understand it, 70% of arizonans favor this law. i'm curious with you, peter, "arizo "arizo "arizona republic" writes -- it is because of washington's steadfast refusal do its job that we find ourselves where we are today when half of arizona democrats, 69% of the independents and a whopping 84% of republicans support the bill signed into law. apparently there is a lot of backing in arizona so who are we to say that this isn't right for the people of arizona? i got a lot of people tweeting me, one guy who lives in arizona, he supports this law. >> i think emotions are very high on this. i think there is no question that the failure in 2007 with the bush administration pushing it and john mccain supporting it, ted kennedy supporting it, it didn't get through and we haven't been able to do a darn thi

frank work, simon chase, daniel drew, big jim fisk, jake gold, emily thorne, curtis peck, tennessee class on, vettori woodhall, erastus korn, chauncey debut, horace greeley, augusta show, johngreen, or and that more and. am i pronouncing that right? and horace clarke, to name just a few. in short, is a is a terrific read. -- is a terrific read. so james once wrote of the young thomas jefferson, that along with his command, five foreign-language is, he could catch a late and eclipse, survey and the state, tie an artery, plan an edifice, try a cause, break a horse, dancy menu at and play the violin. in the same thing one could say that cornelius vanderbilt could design a steamship, sale it over open ocean and jungle rapids, racy champion horse, run a shipping line, consolidate a railroad, short a stock, rader corporation to lobby president, build a rail depot, found a university and raise an army, and all before lunch time. [laughter] >> justice goes i think there's a great deal about what america became in his time and who ran it. but i think also in view of what's going on in the country's economy and on wall street over the last few months, doing general motors, mended pla

john baker swinging. four k's in eight innings of work for the doc. placido polanco, second homer of the year. bottom seven, 5-1 phils. chaselubbing and not talking about black pants and a tight shirt. his fifth jack of the year. phillies cruising. top nine, jorge cantu has a hit but needs an r.b.i. to extend the streak. that's groundout. phillies win it by a final of 8-6. chase utley six homers, most in the phillies' first 10 games of the season since mike schmidt hit 10 homers in '76. halladay 3-0. cantu's record streak of consecutive games to start a season with an r.b.i. end at 10. he was 1-5. >> last time c.c. sabathia took the bump, he took a no-no to the eighth. sabathia struck out six straight at one point, first yank to do that since david cone in '99. granderson grounds to first. chris davis' throw hits nick swisher in the back. two yankees score on the error. yanks go up 3-1. they would win it 5-1. this game called after six innings due to the rain. robbie cano and derek jeter the only yankee teammates to get a hit in each of their team's first 10 games of the season. >> should he stay or should he go? for lebron