>> another thing "the new york times" focused on when they researched this or investigated the case was the past performance. they said it was terrible they default on 12 contracts or 14 contracts. everybody was default on every body. they shipped $12 billion in 100-dollar bills and they were handing them out like footballs so the ideas of these kids were singularly bad but the truth of the matter is a new lineup the past performance with their competitors its 200 million high gear so the government was getting a great deal and these kids that assured them into this a great deal.com up in the world and of whirlwind of the times and all these different competitors were whispering about them. it's true that they were singularly defined and they very inched people of law enforcement and the politics but this is still going on i read that the reason the kiss broke is they spend millions of dollars, they depend how you're a law firm or a lobbyist, they didn't get a general to sit on the board who coded in a phone call solved this. they traded to do the same thing in the pentagon when they realized contract would result in shortages they freaked out and said we've got to get this up to the general who is the head of the entire command. you have soldiers sending e-mails back to the united states saying you can't do this this is a strategic disaster. they imagined themselves and this is a statement on how they imagined themselves to solve a great case on the war on terrorism. they were shipping ammo to afghanistan was winning the global power on terrorism and that was really how it was discussed inside of government. >> this is book tv on c-span2 danielle allen will examine the declaration of independence.

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