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And ruthlessly. A few brief announcements, thanks to the Madison Public Library and the Madison Public Library foundation and all our sponsors, you can see them individually listed on various publications. A few announcements, you know enough to turn off your Electronic Devices but if you take photos and post to the social media please use the hashtag w ibookfest wibookfest and we will be happy to sign them. If you ask there will be a question and answer after his talk and use the center microphone so cspan can record your question for posterity for the viewing audience. Daniel golden has done...

Prizewinning journalist Daniel Golden with his report on foreign and Domestic National security agencies, established espionage rings at american universities. Good afternoon, welcome. I am a friend of the book festival and it is my pleasure to welcome you today to Daniel Goldens presentation on his new book spy schools, how the cia, fbi and foreign intelligence equally exploit americas universities. If they had any more room on the book jacket they would have added and do so relentlessly and ruthlessly. A few brief announcements, thanks to the Madison Public Library and the Madison Public Lib...

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