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I am going to stop here. See from the dates on it, we have three eras of glass. The original glass to the far left from 1865. About half of the historical glass remains. To the far right, there is replica glass installed during the 19591960 restoration. Here we are at the top of the dome. This is right below the statue of freedom. Outside is the fully restored all a straight balustrade. [no audio] here we are at the very top of the dome. We have a marvelous views of washington, d. C. We have the national monument, the national mall. You can see virginia on the horizon. [no audio] stephen some ...

I am going to stop here. See from the dates on it, we have three eras of glass. The original glass to the far left from 1865. About half of the historical glass remains. To the far right, there is replica glass installed during the 19591960 restoration. Here we are at the top of the dome. This is right below the statue of freedom. Outside is the fully restored all a straight balustrade. [no audio] here we are at the very top of the dome. We have a marvelous views of washington, d. C. We have the national monument, the national mall. You can see virginia on the horizon. [no audio] stephen some ...

The author was interviewed by the spy Museum Curator vince hogan. This is an hour. There should be a couple seats around. Welcome to the international, i am vince hoyton, the curator here at spy. This is a rare friday night and we appreciate you coming out tonight. I think it has a lot to do with who we have. We are pleased to have Annie Jacobsen at the spy museum. She is an investigative journalist and bestselling author who writes books about war, weapons, u. S. National security and government secrecy and intelligence. Her 2011, nonfiction best seller, area 51; an uncensored history of amer...

And he was. With albert spier and others in paris six weeks almost to the day in june of 1940. This gentleman here is one of americas first spies. Before the Second World War there was no foreign intelligence service, the americans you guys didnt have a foreign intelligence service. That was the job of people who worked for the state department donald costar was a princeton graduate in 1929, a volunteer ambulanceman working in normandy during the blitzkrieg and he wrote a detailed story about the blitzkrieg for Readers Digest and he wrote about a terrifying. He was working for the americans an...

But when the cold war ended and particularly when the war in terror began, it moved so drastically away from focus on russia that i think it lost its ability to conduct operations even in conducting basic analytical work about it. There is still very good people there who deal with russian and who are experts in russia. But its drastically shrunk from what it was. And i think now that russia is seen as much more of a threat over the last couple of years, particularly because of its activity military activities in ukraine, is that there will be some respectificati firectif thereby more effort a...