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Sanctions are put in place afterward . That is a gray area. It is a detail, and i realize it is not the biggest issue, but it does create concerns about people rushing in now to establish contracts, which we see happening now. Senator, i dont think that is an unimportant issue. I wouldnt describe it as a detail at all. I think it is essential. Companies could enter into contracts and then somehow be protected against snap backs, then we would have a very weak snap back indeed. We were in tent not to let that happen. Iran may want to put grayness into the issue, but they understand the issue as...

Already had the answers. We already had a lot of answers. If we did not have answers, we knew that it was not appropriate for us to provide an answer, and that is where we had the leave it to the people approach. Leave it to the people who are going to implement this law. That is really the thinking and the process that we went through when we did that from 1967 to 1989. We were still working on that even though we had the framework for nagpra in our National Dialogue report in january of 1989. So this is a story that unfolds over 150 years, a 20 twoyear sweep, and over a twoyour sleep, repres...

Each week American History tv sits in on a lecture with one of the Nations College professors. You can watch the classes every saturday evening at 8 00 p. M. And midnight eastern. Next virginia commonwealth , University Instructor Christopher Saladino talked about the competition between the u. S and the soviet union to build advanced Nuclear Weaponry during the cold war. He describes the concept of mutually assured destruction which, he argued, kept the u. S. And the ussr from escalating to open war since both countries possessed enough Nuclear Weapons to obliterate the other. This class is a...

And the ussr from escalating to open war since both countries possessed enough Nuclear Weapons to obliterate the other. This class is about 50 minutes. Lets recap a little bit. We segued. We talked about national security. We have talked about war, we have talked about this sort of two theater war, the Second World War, how military force is reorganized historically. And we said, ok, the war is organized a certain way, but Technology Changes that. Then we introduce the cold war. We talked about the logic of sort of the start of the cold war. What we call the cause of the cold war. But the real...

Weapons accident in damascus arkansas that occurred in 1980. And i use that story, that narrative as a way of looking at the management of our Nuclear Weapons really since the First Nuclear device was invented in 1945. And i hope to remind readers that these weapons are out there. That theyre still capable of being used and that theres probably no more important thing that our government does and manage them. Because these are the most dangerous machines ever built, and i think the subject has fallen off the radar quite a bit in the cold war. Host lets talk about the story. You were telling th...