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conversations from the past month. we begin this morning with a discussion about the potential dangers of a second trump presidency. editor in chief of "the atlantic," jeffrey goldberg, recently joined us to discuss the publications special issue, which features 24 writers each outlining the threats they say a second trump term would pose to the united states and the world. >> we have a lot of writer at "the atlantic" who spent many years covering different aspects of trump and trumpis...

Cracking the Nazi Code, a historical spy story from author and philosophy professor Jason Bell, has been optioned by Toronto-based Wildling Pictures to be

Canadian spy Winthrop Bell's largely unknown story is being developed into a feature film by Wildling Pictures and Adam Yorke.

In Cracking the Nazi Code, University of New Brunswick professor Jason Bell describes how Canadian Winthrop Bell (no relation) tried to warn the world about the rise of far-right extremism in Germany after the First World War, in the period predating the birth of the Nazi party.

By looking to the history of espionage, we get a good idea how the Great Game works, and what spycraft contributes to a free society

Clear your nightstands for autumn’s best reads, including fiction from Canadian stars Waubgeshig Rice and Mona Awad, and non-fiction tales of political intrigue and tech gone awry

Doesnt take too far away chanst of the need for technically all the steps that have been taken and that it gets nothing taken reversible so we hope and invited on this the steps that we are all totally committed to take me to the east coast. its better for the troublemaker to fix it if theyre on cross nuclear weapons than other countries in the region a particular. also coming up on the ring the british man with the mine that cracked the nazi code he saved his country from a tragic end his count...

From atlanta and the prime minister of israel is in the nations capital, washington d.c. for what is the most controversial visits of a head of state to our nation in quite a while. let me bring in elise labott and traveled to washington d.c. and joins me on the line. elise, you spent 12 hours on the plane with benjamin netanyahu. what was he like? what was he doing? joo he >> reporter: joohe was working on that speech the entire time. we were finding whether there was symbolism in the movies we...

In fact it was important that the germans believed enigma was unbreakable. because they believed it was unbreakable, it was inpenetrable as a coding device. the nazis sent their communications using these enigma machines. one of the great british intelligence secrets of world war ii is that secretly during the war the gchq had hacked, had cracked the enigma. germans had no idea, but the brits were able to read the germanss most secret communications, and thats why part of world war ii ended the ...

Jaermds had no idea, but the brits were able to read the germanss most secret communications, and thats why part of world war ii ended the way it did. that part of british intelligence apparatus responsible for cracked enigma, the geniuses who cracked the nazi code, that agency is now gchq. now they are much more high profile and gigantic. they have thousands of employees, but big part of what as they do deal with enencryption and cryptography at a high level. what they do overall as an agency i...