so that s a complicated question. great. that s what we do on this show. well, so, every professional society has a code of ethics, and like the first canon is about engineers holding paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public, but it s really hard to define what those words mean. you know, what public are we talking about? whose health are we talking about? what does safety actually mean? engineers i feel and firms need to be equipped to at least conte context tourly answer those questions. from an ethical and world standpoint i don t think something like this should be done. for now this may be politically necessary or something like that, but say it takes three, four, five, six years to build something like this and politics of the situation have inning chaed, then what? like, this is there for a long time. it will help define who we are as a country. this isn t a tea cup or
have to tame it. trish: so he himself, ed, he has a different relationship with china does he not than his dad? well his dad had a gigantic ic family and the grandfather was the founder and bottom line his father had a great family that basically put the country really into the third world. he was not the heir. his uncle who raised him throughout the brother that was murdered recently trish: by him. so he murdered the man who raised him. he s murdered a lot of generals anybody he thinks that is basically not his friend or allie he is a very paranoid guy will blow up. trish: how much more complicated does it make our situation brad you are talking about our intelligence capability. we don t have much but china does. if he s out murdering anybody in his regime he thinks might be a threat or might not be en tourly on his team, is china s intelligence at all compromised? of course but then they have to work it that much harder but they can because they have the