Wow.

When a survey was done to ask, "Would you want to take the weight loss medication?" Of those people asked that weren't already on it, 10% said yes.

Like it's, people just need that courage, and as soon as that ball gets rolling of, oh, well now I can take a tablet.

Oh, and actually Joan down the road and Dave around the corner, they're openly taking it.

Jeremy Clarkson's talking about it all the time.

Like it's, it's just a natural thing now.

It's accepted.

Yeah.

Having found himself improbably in a job that gave him access to some of America's most sensitive defense secrets, Christopher BoyceSoon would make what he called his life's biggest, dumbest decision, and began slipping some of those secrets to the Soviet Union.

I'll tell you, it was a 21-year-old at the time who had seen All the President's Men and h- we, you know, we were living through Watergate and all of that kind of stuff, and I, this is my personal opinion, I don't know this as a fact, but I mean, I've lived with it for 45 years, so I kinda know what I'm talking about.

Chris Boyce is the guy who will hang over a 75-foot cliff to grab a baby bird out of a nest because everything to him, life is a challenge and a dare, and I believe that that's exactly what happened in this case.

He came across these documents.

He was a student of history, and I think that it, it bothered him.

Did it bother him to the point where he thought he was saving the people of, of Australia? No, I don't, I don't think so at all.

I think that he saw a challenge, and he, and he went for the challenge, and he roped in his friend.

Kate Mills was working as a paralegal in San Diego when she became interested in the case, never realizing how intensely personal her role would be.