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I want to welcome everyone back to the Pete Canyones show part 11 of the Cold War series. How are you doing

Thomas? I'm doing very well man thank you for they were hosting me as always.

Today I you were hosting me as always.

Today, an aspect of the later Cold War that has to be kind of neglected by a lot of historians.

There's one guy in particular, his name is Mark Ambinder.

It's kind of hard to put his politics on the map on some, on some mistakes, some kind of meoconish, some kind of like paleo liberal, even kind of like Walter

Mondale type liberal. He's become something of a presidential historian.

He wrote a book called The Brink,

which was about, was about the able,

it's about, about half it's about like the Abel Archer war scare, and the rest is kind of about nuclear

command and control in the final phase of the Cold War and you know the deeper

parodies therein and kind of how this informed policy and it's a really fascinating book but

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