the oss published and available on amazon. it's so awesome that we are having this second generation of people who live this stuff with their parents. one more thing, i want to put in the plug for the new museum. it's being funded by lockheed. the whole history of intelligence and -- intelligence in our government. i can't member what it's called, but if our guests know please do that. mr. charles pink is the former president of the oss society and he will do a wonderful segment on this new museum which i'm helping -- hoping to participate. host: so good to hear from you, barbara. we will look into all of that. sarah rose, what do you hear in barbara's story? guest: it's exciting that she was so talkative. as we've learned from some of the children of that's, these stories get lost. it's exciting that you have so many and they are going to be commemorated in the museum because the stories are great. host: another story from steve. caller: i didn't have to wait for long. i'm just so happy to get in. the poppy seeds, i can remem

in cia, 1943, 24 members of that class go on to the oss. nathan hale was the first spy killed by the british in the american revolution. i regret i have one life to give for my country. that statue that is in front of cia headquarters is a model of another statue on yale university campus because nathan hale is yale university class of 1773. you move forward and say -- we get to 2004. you have two bonesmen. one, george w. bush, whose father was a bonesman, also the head of the cia, also the head of a major oil company, whose father's father, his grandfather, prescott bush, was also a bonesman, running against another. bonesman in 2004. now the arguments are, there's a secret society at yale that's plugged into the american intelligence agency that's done -- like the guys who are sitting and writing northwoods, you know, may not, but the sense is they all just came from yale and played squash together and said, why don't we have a false flag operation? i don't know that that's true but you see the pieces are there, right? a secret society of

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and then the cia the cia at in 1943 42 members of that class go on into the oss. right, there is a statue in front of cia headquarters. who was nathan hale nathan hale was the first spy killed by the british in the in the american revolution. i regret that i have been one life to for my country. that might that statue that is in front of cia headquarters is a model of another statue on yale university campus because nathan hale is yale university class of 73 1773 right now. again, you move forward and say but we get to 2004 you have two bones men one george w. bush whose father was a bonesman whose father was also the head of the cia. also the head of a late a major oil company whose father's father his grandfather prescott bush was also a bonesman running against another bonesman in 2004. so now the arguments are there's a secret society of yale that's plugged into the american intelligence agency. that's done like the guys who are sitting and writing northwoods, you know, maybe not but the sense is they all just came from yale and played squash together and then

warm. play tight tom open car put on to the new dentist and then a dry suit to which is waterproof oss at the pockets. and so only our faces are going to get wet for over a year. the 2 divers have been monitoring aquatic life in the depths of lake constance. there are not scientists, but photographers fascinated by what goes on in this murky underwater world live. and i could be, we want to show that the lake isn't as dark and dormant as people think this minute teeming light. and you just have to take a closer look. it was 5 is our aim is to capture these images and bring them to the light of day yona focus. last name is the aim of today's expedition is to track down some tiny crustaceans known as micies trim, also known as a possum trimmed a little or stay low in winter, the water is clear enough to see the aquatic life still active at this time of year the 2 divers have gone on over a 1000 expeditions to the depths of lake constance together in all seasons. today they come across a catfish, one of the legs, largest native predators. they also encounter an eel, also native to these w

she went aside from them she lists with the oss for the united states or boston wild bill donovan.i would stick your neck out? go for. guy's let's do it but i the british called their service the ministry of an gentlemanly or fair by the oss call that the department of dirty tricks. such a u.s. a british thing. shuman would the dirty tricks. in a healthy dose of revenge she wanted to get him. what she really did was find enough information to feel she help lead to his capture. >> that's awesome but it also can say there's no wild bill anyone and the british service. >> not that i came across no. >> you have to love america. i would love to talk about your talking about all these real women. stephanie the third character in your book is a composite fictional character. let's talk about the balance of historical fiction like the books you write about truth and fiction. do you just try to fill in the hull with fiction? or do you think adding the bigger fictional element makes these historical characters more accessible to modern readers? >> so i have not often written purely fictional

the population of nigeria, the largest city lake oss is continuing to grow rapidly, putting major pressure on its infrastructure. residents are having to into a long hours sitting in traffic. and he's growing concerned government investments to solve the problem, onto enough interest reports from lake off investment bank mikka, yoko, to le, move to league us from nigeria capital 4 months ago to foss struck arise in korea. but she soon found she has to trade certain comforts of our previous office to realize her dream in nigeria as most popular city effects, which i had a lot then i'm supposed to be also doing. i'm young. so most of the time i just consider myself the weekend is almost, it's almost just with this saturday to flip it all like millions of lakers residents, she must ginger long hours in traffic getting to and from work extra say the city's population continues to grow faster than any other in the country, passenger safety is a concern, and that's pushing many residents to buy their own cause. with that, probably what you said, that is reliable, that you saw what you said you s

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now it's all about billionaires like richard branson, ilan mosque, and jeff bays oss each of form their own companies vying for lucrative contracts and plans to take tourists beyond the orbit. so far, none of the high coons is boarded their own rockets. next month's days. us plans to change that. i want to go on this flight because it's the thing i wanted to do all my life. the launch plan for july, the 20th we'll see base off his brother and the winner of an online auction climate border. new shepherd rocket. if all goes well, the 11 minute flight will see the passengers reach the edge of space before returning to earth. it's being seen by many as a potential triumph over rivals brunson and musk. so yeah, there's probably a little bit of like ego involved but, but there's probably a genuine passion there too. i mean, all, all like 3 of these people have been at this now for the better part of 2 decades. so i think, yeah, i think there is like genuine interest in like genuine passion or that passion has come at a price for all $3.00 on 2 years. but former astronaut say these commercial

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traffic is bad, where you are, wherever you have to be, try to being in the mega metropolis that is lake oss night areas. largest city is infamous, grinding to a halt for hours at a time. the problem has become so by the government's pushing to get more people off the roads and on to water from leg off address explains investment bank mikka, you go to le, move to league us from nigeria. capital 4 months ago to foss struck arise in korea . but she soon found she has to trade suddenly comforts of our previous office to realize her dream in nigeria as most popular city effects that i had a lot. then i'm supposed to be also doing. i'm young. so most of the time i just consider myself the weekend is almost, it's almost, i'm just with this saturday to sleep it all like millions of lakers residents, she must endure long hours in traffic getting to and from work. experts say the city's population continues to grow faster than any other in the country. passenger safety is a concern, and that's pushing many residents to buy their own cause. with that, probably what you said, that is reliable that you

the cia in 1943, 42 members of that class go on into the oss. there is a statute in front of cia headquarters which is nathan hale. hale was the first spy killed by the british in the american revolution. that statue in front of cia headquarters is model of another statue because nathan hale is hale university class of 1773. now, again, you move forward and say we get to 2004. you have two bones men. one, george w. bush whose father was a bones men, also the head of the cia, and his father presicate bush was also a bones men. so now the arguments are there's a secret society of yale plugged into a american intelligence agency that's done -- like the guys sitting and writing north woods, maybe not. but they came from yale and played josh together and said why don't we have a false flag operation. you see the pieces are there. a secret society of wealthy individuals together planning this. and when they were asked about it in to 2004 election, both of them refused to comment. george bush saying something to the effect of it is a secret society and

scott gottlieb said that could explain the local oss of . >>> and immovable object how prime day salesriday, june 18th "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin joe is off today we start off checking out the equity futures at this hour. this is an incredible week fed moves and other things in play after all of that, you see things evening out dow futures off 3.5 points that comes after the 210 points down yesterday and the down day the day before after the fed decision came out. all of

the oss published and available on amazon. awesome that we are having this second generation of people who live this stuff with their parents. one more thing, i want to put in the plug for the new museum. it's being funded by lockheed. the whole history of intelligence and -- intelligence in our government. i can't member what it's called, but if our guests know please do that. mr. charles pink is the former president of the oss society and he will do a wonderful segment on this new museum which i'm helping -- hoping to participate. host: so good to hear from you, barbara. we will look into all of that. sarah rose, what do you hear in barbara's story? guest: it's exciting that she was so talkative. as we've learned from some of the children of that's, these stories get lost. it's exciting that you have so many and they are going to be commemorated in the museum because the stories are great. host: another story from steve. caller: i didn't have to wait for long. i'm just so happy to get in. the poppy seeds, i can remember in t

he organized the research department of the oss the office of strategic services. research division became what is now the director of intelligence at the central intelligence agency? and macleish wrote this poem at the beginning of world war ii. with world war ii in the forefront of his mind, but obviously with his world war i experience and the sacrifice of his own brother in the back of his mind as he wrote this so we hope we've transformed this site from a park that happened to have a memorial as one part of it to an integrated park in memorial. a park that you visit and recognize as a world war i memorial what can also enjoy an experience as a part. we hope that people who are staying in the hotels who work in the offices who are touring downtown will come and visit and have their lunch meet friends. enjoy some time to them some quiet time to themselves and while they're here experience the memorial and at the same time we think the various elements of the park the pershing statue in the aef memorial the belvedere with its educational component content. the in

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warm, play tight tom open car put on to the new dentist and then a dry suit to which is waterproof oss at the feet pocketing. so only our faces are going to get wet for over a year, the 2 divers have been monitoring aquatic life in the depths of lake constance. there are not scientists, but photographers fascinated by what goes on in this murky underwater world movement. i could be, we want to show that the lake isn't as dark and dormant as people think this minute teeming with light. and you just have to take a closer look. the most of our aim is to capture these images and bring them to the light of day yona soap, replacing the name. the aim of today's expedition is to track down some tiny crustaceans known as mice is shrimp, also known as a possum, shrimp boil or stay low. in winter, the water is clear enough to see the aquatic life still active at this time of year . the 2 divers have gone on over a 1000 expeditions to the depths of lake constance together in all seasons. today they come across a catfish, one of the lakes, largest native predators. they also encounter an eel, also

if they had read the os, he they would notice the statements in the oss about the financial condition of the county weren't quite clear and they didn't really explain what the potential impact would have been on the ability of the county to pay obligations on the bond. they appeared to question staff about this. they had just approved. they challenged the board. they discussed this again in the city of san diego in the enforcement action in 2006 with the same analysis. series went out that didn't challenge or question. they noted how important it is for the city council in that case to have raised questions to their staff asking information, asking for more information and clarity especially when 2 city council is aware of challenges which should be accurately stated. what is notable is that the city of san diego case a one tell off city council members didn't feel they were responsible. sec pointed out the council people are not reading them have -- did not take them outside of the perimeter of fraud. it reiterated the misunderstanding that the failure of the anti-fraud provisions ex

if they had read the os, he they would notice the statements in the oss about the financial condition of the county weren't quite clear and they didn't really explain what the potential impact would have been on the ability of the county to pay obligations on the bond. they appeared to question staff about this. they had just approved. they challenged the board. they discussed this again in the city of san diego in the enforcement action in 2006 with the same analysis. series went out that didn't challenge or question. they noted how important it is for the city council in that case to have raised questions to their staff asking information, asking for more information and clarity especially when 2 city council is aware of challenges which should be accurately stated. what is notable is that the city of san diego case a one tell off city council members didn't feel they were responsible. sec pointed out the council people are not reading them have -- did not take them outside of the perimeter of fraud. it reiterated the misunderstanding that the failure of the anti-fraud provisions ex

if they had read the os, he they would notice the statements in the oss about the financial condition of the county weren't quite clear and they didn't really explain what the potential impact would have been on the ability of the county to pay obligations on the bond. they appeared to question staff about this. they had just approved. they challenged the board. they discussed this again in the city of san diego in the enforcement action in 2006 with the same analysis. series went out that didn't challenge or question. they noted how important it is for the city council in that case to have raised questions to their staff asking information, asking for more information and clarity especially when 2 city council is aware of challenges which should be accurately stated. what is notable is that the city of san diego case a one tell off city council members didn't feel they were responsible. sec pointed out the council people are not reading them have -- did not take them outside of the perimeter of fraud. it reiterated the misunderstanding that the failure of the anti-fraud provisions ex

if they had read the os, he they would notice the statements in the oss about the financial condition of the county weren't quite clear and they didn't really explain what the potential impact would have been on the ability of the county to pay obligations on the bond. they appeared to question staff about this. they had just approved. they challenged the board. they discussed this again in the city of san diego in the enforcement action in 2006 with the same analysis. series went out that didn't challenge or question. they noted how important it is for the city council in that case to have raised questions to their staff asking information, asking for more information and clarity especially when 2 city council is aware of challenges which should be accurately stated. what is notable is that the city of san diego case a one tell off city council members didn't feel they were responsible. sec pointed out the council people are not reading them have -- did not take them outside of the perimeter of fraud. it reiterated the misunderstanding that the failure of the anti-fraud provisions ex