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it as a threat you know the the russians never thought it was a threat i mean you you and their george uh
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The Russians certainly are going to keep secrets and the Chinese even more.
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And then at the end of it, you find it's a hoax by the DIA or something to fool the Russians about something.
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apparently all the Russians
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He says, this is the thing though. He says, the Russians have been moving agents into the United
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This is important because it shows up again in New Orleans because all those Russians around Lee
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going on until the other Russians found out that he was talking to us, uh, in which case they pushed
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Operation Paperclip as a purely American phenomenon, which it was, but the Russians had their own
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version of Paperclip. And the Russians brought more than 3,000 scientists and their families into
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then we realized the Russians brought in three times that many, right? So wild.
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With the Chinese government that there was something that crashed in Chinese territory. I think the Russians got it, though.
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But like of the Soviets or the Russians?
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The Chinese have a big chunk, and the Russians have it, and all the other countries that have
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the Russians on American troops who then come out and say they love the Soviet Union or they love
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russians this is not made by us someone else is operating this we did not have control over it
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you're american you're hunting for the russians and it's pitch black and you know and then there's
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there is a race for this technology. Us, the Russians, the Chinese, maybe the Israelis.
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I met with these officials who, you know, during that time period, glasnost, perestroika, the Russians were trying to open up to the world.
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What happened to the Russians that came forward to you in 1993, and were there any repercussions for them?
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If we are racing for it, to master that technology against the Russians and the Chinese, which is what I have been told by Senator Reid and many others, then it is a race that's critical to our survival.
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Two of those pilots died. And after that, the Russians changed the standing order.
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And the Russians didn't either.
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There's a price to be paid for that too. The Russians and Chinese are trying to figure this, this out as well, but they're, they don't have the same kind of stigma.
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As I understand it with your computer because of the Russians, you don't know it's the Russians.
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So I saw Chinese, I saw Russians, I saw other scientists.
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I wonder if that was the big thing that made the Russians leave.
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Is the Russians disparted.
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And they were working very closely with the Russians.
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And if you're working with the Russians,
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get the Russians out of here,
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Whereas the two Russian incidents, we were there to watch the Russians,
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and their Russians interactions with this technology.
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