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Morning john kennedy authorsed the cia-backed invasion of cuba by exiles. it didnt work. over a thousand prisoners were locked up. we americans had to ransom them, then john kennedys operation released operation mongoose which was paramilitary raids and sabotage and efforts to poison the cuban sugar crop and so forth and also led to assassination attempts against fidel castro, who the president may or may not have known about at this time. castro interpreted all this as the prelude to an america...

Morning john kennedy authorsed the cia-backed invasion of cuba by exiles. it didnt work. over a thousand prisoners were locked up. we americans had to ransom them, then john kennedys operation released operation mongoose which was paramilitary raids and sabotage and efforts to poison the cuban sugar crop and so forth and also led to assassination attempts against fidel castro, who the president may or may not have known about at this time. castro interpreted all this as the prelude to an america...

The cia-backed invasion of cuba by exiles. it didnt work. over a thousand prisoners were locked up. we americans had to ransom them, then john kennedys operation released operation mongoose which was paramilitary raids and sabotage and efforts to poison the cuban sugar crop and so forth and also led to assassination attempts against fidel castro, who the president may or may not have known about at this time. castro interpreted all this as the prelude to an american full-fledged invasion of cuba...

Lawyer chris marinello spends his life tracking stolen art. in the hands of these criminals, what are they worth? >> theyre absolutely worthless. no legitimate dealer or museum or collector will touch these paintings. >> reporter: they may try to ransom them, but officially the art world doesnt pay ransom, and experts say there is no real black market for stolen art. when the mona lisa was stolen in 1911, pablo picasso himself was a suspect, but two years later, a museum security guard was arres...

Lawyer chris marinello spends his life tracking stolen art. in the hands of these criminals, what are they worth? >> theyre absolutely worthless. no legitimate dealer or museum or collector will touch these paintings. >> reporter: they may try to ransom them, but officially the art world doesnt pay ransom, and experts say there is no real black market for stolen art. when the mona lisa was stolen in 1911, pablo picasso himself was a suspect, but two years later, a museum security guard was arres...