and "time" was the main buyer of the rights to the memoirs and it was henry luce who was sort of put together the consortium with "the new york times." it was luce who approved the payment of churchill's holidays. if you think we have got to do it, we have got to do it. and he let his chairman get on with it. he was a great delegator. top right, every reeves. he was very important in churchill's prewar newspaper sales. he took his columns worldwide. it was more important for churchill's morale and his political reach than just financial terms. it was not a game changer. and actually, he played very much second role to camrose in the negotiation of the sales of the war memoirs. they were a pair, but he was second. rather contrary to the account he gave to martin gilbert in the official biography. i'm afraid there is no doubt about it. he oversold his role to martin gilbert, big time. but he did get into the foreign rights and he made a huge amount of money out of the memoirs. he had a lovely house in the south of france on the back of it. he built up a collection of impressionist paint

>> henry luce in 1941 wrote a great essay in "life" magazine and everybody thought it was in "time" magazineut the american century and before we god into world war ii. he was trying to persuade people we needed to get into world war ii but it was this vision of america as the architect of a global world order on after the war. which, in fact, came to pass. we did create this liberal world order which the world still depends on. to me, saying that this is the end of the american century, it's not the end of american power. we are still powerful. but it might be the end of us as the global rudder that steers everything, that people depend on. you know? whether it's nato, whether it's the eu. i think having been traveling around the world for the past three years. people want that. people want american leadership, they want american guidance. >> michelle, while we are sorting through things, help us sort through what happened yesterday with mexico. >> yeah. so the foreign minister and the commerce secretary held a news conference last night over the embassy here in washington, d.c. and sad, de