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CBS Eye on the World.

The book is The Sisterhood, the Secret History of Women at the CIA.

Liza Mundy is the author, and we're following Heidi August, the adventures of

much of the 70s and 80s and 90s and into the 21st century can be told from Heidi's point

of view, she's an all-purpose adventurous. And we now go to Germany,

where she's with Hans Jensen, but importantly, she goes to Stockholm, where she meets David

Whipple, a Dartmouth graduate, who I picture has a bald head or a shaved head, and unusual amounts

of energy.

And he also is fervently preaching against something that they called women's lib in 1970s. It's all gone now, but it's ancient history. And yet at the same time, he empowers

Heidi as his office assistant.

He trusts her.

Why?

Right.

What is what is, what does Heidi say about that?

Well, Heidi is obviously very competent and certainly very trustworthy.

And she, you know, when she wanted to work for the CIA originally as a child, she'd envisioned living in Europe. That's sort of the way everybody starts. You know, they envisioned this,

they'd end up in Paris or end up in Germany. And obviously, her first posting was in Africa.

And many officers would discover that Africa actually was a very, a place where you could really

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