Oftentimes they would con a chief like in Africa into giving away land based on promises that they would never fulfill or in some case the chief was you know easily bought off of the alcohol or something I mean that happened with the Native Americans and

like in Iran you know they had a corrupt leader like the Shaw and they just basically bribed

him a small man and he sold out his own people and gave them the land or access to the oil for almost nothing. This is Monica Perez and our returning guest today is Jeremy Kuzmerov, author of four books on US foreign policy including the Russians are coming again the first Cold War as

tragedy the second as farce he is the managing editor of covert mag is action magazine

where he and his team are keeping a surprise of the real stories

behind the biggest events of the day. And as much as I respect Jeremy and

his work, however our ideologies are completely different.

Jeremy thinks government is legit,

and I've given up on the state completely.

But in a post-ideological world of corruption

and collusion, people of principle like Jeremy and me can still

find common ground. So thanks for coming back Jeremy. How are you?

Yeah, pretty good. It's my pleasure to be here. I love your articles. So we usually talk once a month and I've been

busy and so we skipped last month but you're too much it it's just too much.

And this past two months, like you had so many great articles,

they're so thorough.

I always think I can whip through like four or five in an hour,

but I can't, they really take some time and attention so I tried to call it down to a few that I found most

interesting and in the case of the first article I want to talk about relevant to an experience I had recently. Here's the title of the

article that you wrote. The Pentagon has been recolonizing university campuses.

Why aren't more students protesting?

So I have to tell you, I was looking at campuses with my son last year and he was considering

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