partly to i think a swage this humiliation, but partly to find out whether there was a split in the delegation. whether the kinds of beings that rogers and marshall have raised meant that the delegation was divided and that this whole thing would disintegrate. rogers i'm sure satisfied them on this score. he was a grown up gent and he did not have the role in the making of foreign policy that kissinger did. he was a get explainer and presenter and a team player. ultimately opening up with china to the outside world. could it happen? >> on their end, i think the public was way ahead of nixon and the nixon trip and the readiness to change attitudes about communist china. not that would be admiring and open to a relationship. the american public was ready and the fact that the quick switch that was developed at the united nations and taiwan was unceremoniously thrown out. that's proof of that. on our end, we were ready. i defer to the china scholars on that. >> i think you can make a good argument without the nixon trip and the success of the nixon trip and the american leadership moved away from

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