culturesare the two that really emerged and one worldviews.d two not just to corporate sectors, but two worldviews, which are in the 1940's will clash. you have major oil, civil religion of crude, which seized the virtue of the large, integrated, multinational company working with ultimate -- government to open up new foreign fields, and in the process promote face and modernity, and in the power of the spending to nurture economic development and democratic values on a global scale, and on the other hand you have independence, wildcat, religion which seized the virtue

are the two cultures that really emerge, two worldviews, that in the 1940's are going to clash. on one hand, you have major oil which sees the virtue of the large, integrated, multinational company working with government to open up new foreign fields and in the process focus on modernity and expanding capital to nurture economic development and democratic values on a global scale. on the other hand, you have independents, religion of crude, which sees the virtue of the small, independent producer, integrated only on a limited scale, working with local people and local associations. support of states to explore domestic feels, again, raising up and securing the privileges of the rugged individualists and individualism amid this globalization of the 1940's. >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all of our videos archived. that is c-span.org/history. year is the 30th anniversary of president ronald reagan's visit to berlin where he delivered his "tear down this wall" speech. next, former u.s. ambassador to germany recall the president's spe

culturesare the two that really emerged and one worldviews.d two not just to corporate sectors, but two worldviews, which are in the 1940's will clash. you have major oil, civil religion of crude, which seized the virtue of the large, integrated, multinational company working with ultimate -- government to open up new foreign fields, and in the process promote face and modernity, and in the power of the spending to nurture economic development and democratic values on a global scale, and on the other hand you have independence, wildcat, religion which seized the virtue of the small, independent producer, to be integrated on the limited scale, working with local people and associations. the support of states to explore domestic fields. again, this would raise up and secure the privileges of the rugged, individualist -- rugged individualism amid this globalization of the 1940's. the entirewatch program at 8:00 p.m. eastern and again at midnight eastern on tonight

two worldviews, that in the 1940's, are going to clash. on one hand, you have major oil, crude, which sees the virtue of the large, integrated, multinational party working with governments to open up new foreign fields and in the modernityave faith in and nurturing economic element and democratic values on a global scale. on the other hand, independent, wildcat religion of crude, which sees the virtue of the small, independent producer integrated, if at all, only on a limited scale, working with local people and local associations, supportive states to explore domestic fields, raising up and securing the privileges of the rugged, individualist -- individualism amid this globalization of the 1940's. a little snapshot in terms of the second session -- section of our outline. wars.trol we have seen in previous sessions, growing tensions between these two. in the 1940's, there are a couple, a handful of important political pivots that really force these worldviews into conflict with important political consequences. the first one we raised, we

two different worldviews. two men that are very different who share a lot of things in common. i think it's important to try to emphasize that in saying some things about one you have not heard before, it does not mean higher anyone else is anti-lee or grant, you just need to level the playing field so you are looking with blinders off. and trying to give a fair approximation as we can of who they are. let me play a game with the. i will give you a couple of scenarios. who will speak in generals a and b. the latest cannot relate directly to grant or lee. general a expects the enemy to advance, but not just yet. he is taken by surprise when he leaves avenues of approach unguarded. he reacts to that surprise by being pushed back in fighting defensively at first, but then he consolidates his position. then he takes the offenses and he drives the flow from the field. -- foe from the field. who does that describe? both. that is grant at shiloh, lee at chancellorsville. scenario two, struck at his flank, general b reasons to concentrate mass, the enemy must have weekend the other end

there are two very different worldviews — america and europe.s on competition, on access to data, even on very fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. it seemed unstoppable once but the brakes are being applied. the scottish government will reset the plan. we will not seek an independence referendum immediately. the snp has put a stop for now, to its plan for a second referendum. having enjoyed momentum in their favour for years, they've had to make a tactical retreat, with the polls showing the scottish people unconvinced of the case for independence. we will a

there are two very different worldviews — america and europe., on access to data, even on very fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: dissident chinese artist ai weiwei tells us what inspired his latest work, portraits of fellow freedom fighters made from lego bricks. members of the of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade center armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a right to claim certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." cheering and applause chapman

there are two very different worldviews — america and europe.tition, on access to data, even on very fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. you are watching new state, live from london and singapore. still to come: wei wei wei wei tells us what inspired this collection of portraits. he sees them as freedom fighters. also ahead: a german vetera n fighters. also ahead: a german veteran of the second world war ta kes to veteran of the second world war takes to the skies in a classic british fighter plane. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the trade centre. we have the right to claim certain parts of thi

there are two very different worldviews — america and europe.tudes on competition, on access to data, even on very fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. you are watching newsday on the bbc, live from singapore and london. still to come on the programme: we'll be hearing from a cyber expert about how far the latest global attack has spread — and what can be done about it. also on the programme: the dissident chinese artist ai weiwei tells us what inspired his latest work — portraits of fellow freedom fighters made from lego bricks. members of the of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade center armed

there are two very different worldviews, america and europe.y fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has scrapped plans for a second referendum on independence by the spring of 2019. she said she had reconsidered the issue after the snp lost almost a third of its seats in the recent general election. she now says any decision on another vote will be delayed until after the uk has left the european union. we will not seek to introduce the legislation for an independence referendum immediately. instead we will in good faith redouble our effo rts will in good faith redouble our

there are two very different worldviews — america and europe.petition, on access to data, even on very fundamental things like the profit motive. whether it's a good thing or not. what i think is fascinating about this case is it really shows a very different attitude. through remarkable innovation and engineering, google has become integral to our daily routines. this record fine is a reminder that it is at base an advertising company, which uses our personal data to sell us things. if you don't like the search results, well, there's always yahoo!. amol rajan, bbc news. doctors at great 0rmond street hospital have been told they can switch off life support for a terminally baby after his parents lost their final legal battle. ten—month—old charlie gard suffers from a rare genetic condition and has brain damage. his family wanted to take him to america for experimental treatment, butjudges at the european court of human rights refused to overturn the decision of courts in the uk. 0ur medical correspondent, fergus walsh, reports. these touching i