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Hello again everybody, Cheryl Ackerson here.

Welcome to another edition of Full Measure After Hours.

Today in interview, when I suspect you might find somewhat disturbing, with a Chinese

American scientist who the FBI wrongly accused of being a spy.

There are so many takeaways from the story you're going to hear about today.

In an overarching sense, it's yet another example of alleged FBI incompetence or corruption

depending on how you view the case, amid a stack of such examples that I've covered

over the years including on this podcast.

When the FBI arrests somebody only to have charges dropped later, it still often destroys

lives.

It requires people of modest means to pay sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars

depending themselves, answering legal requests for information and so on, it gets them fired

from their jobs, it can destroy family relationships, it can cast doubt on the person for the rest

of their life.

Well, such is the case with Zhao Jingxi, a Chinese American scientist, now a professor of physics

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