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This is CBS. I on the world. I'm John Batchelor. Den of Spies is the new book from Craig Unger,

Reagan, Carter, and the secret history of the treason that stole the White House. The events of 79 and 80 are now part of American history.

Ronald Reagan is elected, and Jimmy Carter is castigated as a weak president.

Iran is in a revolutionary state, pretty much the state you see today, although not as rich

then as it is now. And at the same time,

there are stories circulating that something untoward happened in the summer and fall of

1980 that made it possible for the Reagan inauguration to celebrate the release of the hostages on that day, strangely.

We're at the kitchen table of Craig Unger on the upper west side of Manhattan,

and Craig is reading an op-ed, I believe in the New York Times, by Gary Sick.

Who is Gary Sick, Craig?

Gary Thick was on Jimmy Carter's National Security Council. He was the

point man on Iran during the hostage crisis. He had a background in naval intelligence. He'd been

at Columbia University for the last 30 years or so. And he is very much a man who believes in empirical reality.

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