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Host Annie Jacobsen, its start with definitions. Whats area 51 . Guest thats a secret basese out in nevada where all kinds of mysterious things happen that you and i can talk about and maybe we know what is going on out there maybe we dont. Host whew its called area 51. Guest big debate. I believe its called area 51 because of the original project that went on us there in 1951. Information given to me by some of the sources that i interviewed at length for that book, but of course, everything ab...

Exposed how the agency had been able to hack into personal phones, computers, and televisions all over the world. Plus, we will talk to Julian Assange about wikileaks actions before the 2016 election when they published tens of thousands of internal emails from the Democratic National committee and Hillary Clintons Campaign Chair john podesta. Was russia the source of the humility . The fbi for suggested it was, but indirectly. Quick you know whether they dealt directly with wikileaks or whether...

Independent colors, 202 7488002. Eddie, good morning. I enjoyed the wall street journal and cspan but you dropped the ball with john hannah. Is part of theho weapons of mass destruction that no one found. He should be the last person you should have on there to have a comment. Thank you, good day. Host lets go to john, good morning. Go ahead. 28 years ago, according to what i have taught at a university in rotc, i know for a fact that 28 years ago, these introductions into ukraine, north africa ...

Washington journal viewers know that there is a special election taking place in kansas today. For more on that, we are joined by dion lefler of the wichita eagle. This is usually a traditional safely republican seat. This is not safe at all. This has been 20 years since we James Thompson. And this is not safe at all. All the experts say this could go either way. Host remind us how we got here . Pompeo wasuse mike appointed as chief of the Central Intelligence agency. And that opened the seat. A...

Amy today, a democracy now exclusive julilian assange, ththe founderf wikileaks, for the hour. We will look at the massive trove of secret cia documents published by wikileaks that exposed how the agency had beenen able to hack into personl phones, cocomputers, and televisions all over the world. Plus, we will talk to Julian Assange about wikileaks actions before the 2016 election when they published tens of thousands of internal emails from the Democratic National committee and Hillary Clintons...

Amy today, a democracy now exclusive julilian assange, ththe founderf wikileaks, for the hour. We will look at the massive trove of secret cia documents published by wikileaks that exposed how the agency had beenen able to hack into personl phones, cocomputers, and televisions all over the world. Plus, we will talk to Julian Assange about wikileaks actions before the 2016 election when they published tens of thousands of internal emails from the Democratic National committee and Hillary Clintons...

So rather than the formal academic papers that were having on most of the other panels, this one will be more informal recollections and reminiscence of what it was like working in the administration for the president himself, the atmosphere at the time. And each of our panelists will offer ten to 15 minutes of prefatory comments and then well turn it over to q a. For my fellow mishistorians in the room, this is the time to do the Expert Interview youve been wanting do. Introducing our three pan...

Find it so strange. He seems so normal in contrast to our politicians today. We have a wonderful panel here, four really suburb original exciting papers that do fit together. Thats going to be my thought to talk about that a little bit. Each speaker will present for 13 to 15 minutes, 15 minutes maximum. I will cut them off at that point if that go beyond 15 minutes. Ill give comments for five, six minutes and then well open it up for discussion from the entire audience. We have a lot of experts ...

So rather than the formal academic papers that were having on most of the other panels, this one will be more informal recollections and reminiscence of what it was like working in the administration for the president himself, the atmosphere at the time. And each of our panelists will offer ten to 15 minutes of prefatory comments and then well turn it over to q a. For my fellow mishistorians in the room, this is the time to do the Expert Interview youve been wanting do. Introducing our three pan...

Find it so strange. He seems so normal in contrast to our politicians today. We have a wonderful panel here, four really suburb original exciting papers that do fit together. Thats going to be my thought to talk about that a little bit. Each speaker will present for 13 to 15 minutes, 15 minutes maximum. I will cut them off at that point if that go beyond 15 minutes. Ill give comments for five, six minutes and then well open it up for discussion from the entire audience. We have a lot of experts ...