Joseph Weisberg

Author; former CIA officer; creator of the TV show “The Americans."

Author, former CIA officer and the creator of the TV show “The Americans."

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Joseph Weisberg, a former CIA officer and the creator of the TV show “The Americans,” joins Robert Scheer to examine common misconceptions about the Cold War.

Is America’s view of ‘evil’ Russia merely projection?

Joseph Weisberg, a former CIA officer and the creator of the TV show “The Americans,” joins Robert Scheer to examine common misconceptions about the Cold War.

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