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now, at what looks to be at a memorial psion, and we do expect that he will lay a wreath shortly. i do want to ask you, you say he wants a cabinet that looks like america, but we still don't yet know who is going to control the senate and we won't know until january. so how do you go ahead and try to work out who you want to appoint when you don't know if you can get them confirmed? well, biden says he's going to, he's going to take mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader at his word that mcconnell will act fairly in terms of senate confirmation of all these officials. now, the senate does have to confirm cabinet officials, but generally there has not been a kind of party partisan test. you know, those people report to the president, the senate, basically the, the idea is that the senate will approve people as long as they're qualified and not, you know, on a partisan basis. we are told that biden wants to consider some republicans for his cabinet as a kind of out reach to the republicans in the senate. but all we can do right now is put together names. biden is a pretty muc

exploits of michael burke, a charming but former football star fallen on hard times, frank lightner, psion of a wealthy family, a sophisticated german jew who escaped the nazis and edward lansdale, a brilliant ad executive. trying to out with the ruthless kgb in berlin, parachuting into eastern europe, plotting cools and directing mores against communist insurgents in asia but time and again their efforts went awry, for it by a combination of stupidity and ideological rigidity at the highest levels of the government and more profoundly the decision to abandon american ideals. by the mid-1950s the soviet union had a straight a hold on eastern europe, the us had become disastrous intervention in vietnam and america, the beacon of democracy was overthrown, democratically elected government and earning the hatred of much of the world. this, native act of betrayal and cowardice that would lock the cold war into place for decades to come. anderson brings the telling of the story all the narrative research, skeptical eye and lively probe that made lawrence of arabia a major international bestsell

bureaucracy and unfortunately it got to be in vietnam it was this kind of small hearts and minds psion's idea that got stuck away by this huge military and military drop. so in 1954 he had it up the first american military mission to south vietnam. and as they were fully in balance of power for two years. that course eventually would be followed by aryan culture. >> you talk about that as sort of a an intervention of what could have been an intervention in vietnam and how that might have led out of the crisis. you mentioned several other possible exit plans that could have used the coldwar , tell us about those. these moments where things could have gone much better or could have done differently and they didn't work. >> i'll mention two, oneof them i mentioned early on was 1944 . his idea was the resolution of world war ii was supposed to be. >>. >> he died three weeks before . and truman comes in and truman is just way in over his head. and he first meets stalin and he famously at his first meeting with stalin 1945, he said to stalin, he's honest. he's smart as hell but he's honest. he