will look int0~ _ commissioner for stennis will look int0~ one — commissioner for stennis will lookh the _ cabinet office and ethics team and with the independent adviser and of course _ with the independent adviser and of course there was not one at the point _ course there was not one at the point at — course there was not one at the point at which rishi sunak was appointed. but they go through all possible _ appointed. but they go through all possible conflicts they might have an make — possible conflicts they might have an make aware things. but then those are made _ an make aware things. but then those are made public in ministerial interests _ are made public in ministerial interests but as damien was saying, that has— interests but as damien was saying, that has not— interests but as damien was saying, that has not been published for the last year~ _ that has not been published for the last year. also there were some things— last year. also there were some things which they might determine our two _ things which they might determine our two minor things which they might deter

and he appeared before the stennis committee the next month and strom thurmond called him a communist sympathizer because he wouldn't approve new target. and that was the beginning of bob's deeper commitment to this idea that know it was going to have to be negotiations. and so in a national security council meeting, it came up that there was this a initiative that had been sitting on dean rusk, secretary of state's desk, for a long time. and bob thought it had some some legs, so he asked johnson for permission to do it. but it it did it it didn't. it was called pennsylvania. it didn't go anywhere for a variety of reasons, but it did have some legs for a short period of time. but why on earth is the government organized or the secretary of state has washed his hands completely of any diplomatic initiatives and the secretary of defense is picking up what could be, you know, the 172nd secret peace contact. i just think that's partly due to the leadership with chuck cooper telling a story. when we were gathered in hanoi that in one nsc meeting, they around the table and chet straw wrongl

and he appeared before the stennis committee the next month and strom thurmond called him a communist sympathizer because he wouldn't approve new target. and that was the beginning of bob's deeper commitment to this idea that know it was going to have to be negotiations. and so in a national security council meeting, it came up that there was this a initiative that had been sitting on dean rusk, secretary of state's desk, for a long time. and bob thought it had some some legs, so he asked johnson for permission to do it. but it it did it it didn't. it was called pennsylvania. it didn't go anywhere for a variety of reasons, but it did have some legs for a short period of time. but why on earth is the government organized or the secretary of state has washed his hands completely of any diplomatic initiatives and the secretary of defense is picking up what could be, you know, the 172nd secret peace contact. i just think that's partly due to the leadership with chuck cooper telling a story. when we were gathered in hanoi that in one nsc meeting, they around the table and chet straw wrongl

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