When Kornbluh's book came out, Kissinger and Rogers attempted to get "Foreign Affairs" to run an article by Mark Falcoff of the American Enterprise Institute minimizing Kissinger's role in the events in Chile. "Foreign Affairs" rejected the article. According to Maxwell, Hoge found it "too narrow a defense of Kissinger," and then asked Maxwell to write a review. (Falcoff's rejected article was subsequently published in "Commentary" as "Kissinger & Chile: The Myth That Will Not Die.") Maxwell points out several places in which Falcoff misquoted documents in ways favorable to Kissinger, for example changing a remark of Kissinger's, talking to Nixon on the phone about the coup, from "Well we didn't – as you know – our hand doesn’t show on this one though," to simply "We didn't do it." 2004, 5