scene here and former captain sam nunn bots were found guilty at a court in london another bowler nineteen year old mohammad admits the charges before the trial began in return for money all three plot to deliberately bowl no balls at certain times during a test match against england at lord's last summer they will be sentenced by a charge for more or could face seven years imprisonment this so-called sports fixing scam was. by a british tabloid newspaper and the international cricket council says it hopes the verdicts will deter others from corruption. of course we know did the job's is yet to determine the approval with simpletons who each of the deeply is so i do not comment further in that regard but i do hope that this is seen as a further one in who is really individual who might who would it would ease of doing a good job of it with the with the nose. but switched to telus now and this weekend's third cup final between russia and the czech republic the czechs are led by wimbledon champion patrick bit of was also just one b. double to a championship but despite that they still consid

under similar circus dances, i not remember what it was nato enlargement or serbia, you and i and sam nunnwrote a paper, very, very similar to the one you are writing now, reminding everybody how important russia was. the problem that we had then is similar to the problem that we have now because some of the answers to your question is not just a. it is so what? the big question is so well? because a lot of people to agree with this general conjurer of where russia is and why russia could matter to us if they did the right thing, if we did the right thing, but the probability of that happening because of the lack of consensus on our side and the disarray on their site is so low that it's very, very hard. i hope this is not what shall encounter, but it's very, very hard to get people to go beyond so wet when these questions are addressed. >> thank you, arnold. that may well be true. but that doesn't lessen the application for us as citizens to do what we can. none of this work in the government. and what we can do is sit dance what we think isn't analytically sound sound set of oppositions

similar circumstances, i don't remember whether it was nato enlargement or serbia, you and i and sam nunn wrote a paper, very, very similar to the one that you are writing now, reminding everybody how important russia was. the problem we have been is similar to the problem that we have now. because some of the answers to that question is not just ugh. it's so what. the big question, so what. we get a lot of people to agree with this general picture of where russia is and why russia could matter to us, if they did the right thing, if we did the right thing. but the probability of that happening, because of the lack of consensus on our side and the disarray on their side is so low that it's very, very hard, i hope this is not what you will encounter, but it's a very, very hard to get people to go beyond so what, when these questions are addressed. >> thank you, arnold. that may well be true, but that doesn't lessen the obligation for us as citizens to do what we can. none of us work in the government, and what we can do is advance what we think is an analytically sound set of propositions,