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any time i'm in miami, i love going to versailles.and i thought it would be a fun place for ana and i to sit down and just share a meal. that focus group today for me, it was like in a vacuum, it was your personality. you went in expecting the worst. the lady made some comments, you're like, "pfft, what does she know?" then, the minute you heard positive reinforcement, you're like, "i like that lady." ana: yeah, but i was surprised by the positive. it's so funny. lemonis: why were you surprised? ana: i don't know. lemonis: but everybody has told you the product is good, so what are you surprised about? ana: i know. i don't know. lemonis: do you not have self-confidence? ana: i do, but it's just that comes from my upbringing. my whole life. my mom would compare me to all her friends' daughters. she doesn't like people that are overweight. like, she thinks it's a... lemonis: like a lack of self-respect. ana: ...lack of character, yeah. and, so, when i went to law school, during that time, i, like, gained a lot of weight, and she would j

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rejected the idea of the weimar republic and above all repudiated what they called the shameful versailles treaty and those who in their opinion were responsible for it the german social democrats who signed it. in mansion 1920 general wiranto fun little bits led the army in an unsuccessful push to overthrow the democratically elected government of chancellor ghost of power. in response french troops and then occupied cities east of the rhine as well moroccan regiments marched into frankfurt a mine on april 6th 1920 there were clashes with demonstrators and the moroccans opened fire killing 9 people and wounding many more the incident in frankfurt was exploited as a welcome opportunity to ignite the smoldering german rage against the french occupiers. from spring 1920 on woods nationalists revulsion and racists used every available means of propaganda and disinform ation to orchestrate a campaign against what they dubbed black shame none of the slogans or images used back then could be called innocent the toxins viewed in this campaign continue to poison our lives until today all delusions

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all of you know that mark has written this amazing book about the negotiations of the treaty of versailles, and tell us. what do you think? >> well, you know, i think when i wrote this book and -- i look at what they were actually dealing with. and i saw how much did they have? the major statesman in paris, and they were dealing with shattered they were dealing with germany that was defeated on battlefield and it is not conclusionive for whatever gentlemen high demand said in 1920s and 30s said germany was defeated in first world war. it was not a affect of surrender and in terms it is surrender so what could allies have done to make things better? what that could have done would have been much more generous to germany but that was politically very difficult indeed. you know if you are living in france, and you know that the whole of the country is devastated which contains, you know, something like industrial plant religious towns, mines, rileways all destroyed often destroyed deliberately as germans are leaving in the summer of 1918, are you going to say well let's be generous? and i thi

they were in the process of piloting the versailles treaty. that is how they organized their forces. britain and europe was the only country that had an army left, and it was dwarfed by what we had. it was not that europe resisted russia. america resisted russia on europe's behalf, which is the same thing we are doing now. churchill, why he was not listened to then, he made a lot of mistakes during world war i. he was in charge of the admiralty. the attack in gallipoli was one of the monstrous disasters of world war i. he was up and down as far as all that was going. at the end of world war ii, he was shocked he was thrown out of office, but britain was on its way to socialism. and when people want to compare america's so-called movement toward socialism to venezuela, i say you are wrong. get britain right after the war up to margaret thatcher. that is the benchmark you want to look at, not this other. i admire churchill's prescience in 1938-1939. i just finished a book on german bankers, "the warbirds. " banking and finance had so much to do

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work max i mean it's you know we we've been you know look i love america and i love the ideals of versailles i love the founding documents we strayed a long ways away from what was written in those documents i mean that's true says the old soldier as the only acceptable forms of money what happened there right now and you know the vietnam war you know millions of people kill for you know a domino theory i mean it's tragic some of the things this country has done and it's a long list which is not to say that there are many great people in great benefits of this country but you know honestly some of the people that you know that rule and lead the military industrial complex you know i would want him spending time with like us it's not a nice group of folks now over the past few years america seen a drop in life expectancy so extraordinary outside of wartime and can you relate directly to the consequences of u.s. dollars global settlement layer it kind of match alluded to this earlier that maybe once the u.s. dollar loses preeminence like the quality of life in american actually. go up they nee

i was a high minister at the time of the versailles treaty and a close friend of mr.oyd george, who was the head of the british delegation at that time. i did not myself agree with many things that were done, but i have a very strong impression aligned that situation, and i find it painful to contrast with that which prevails now. in those days there were high hopes and unbound it confidence that the wars were over and that the league of nations would become all powerful. i do not see or feel that same confidence or even the same hopes in the haggard world at the present time. on the other hand, ladies and gentlemen, i repulsed the idea that an new war is inevitable, still more that it is imminent. it is because i am sure that our fortunes are still in our own hands and that we hold the power to save the future, that i feel the duty to speak out now that i have the occasion and the opportunity to do so. [applause] >> i do not believe the russia desires war. what they desire is the fruits of war and the indefinite expansion of their power and doctrines. but what we hav

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derek chauvin versailles lent, very quiet, daysing off to the seat where the jurors would soon enter the room. i think the most anxiety i saw in that courtroom came from the prosecution, one of the o prosecutors in particular, eyes darting around. no doubt that anxiety building and the run-up to that verdict. the most emotional moment came from the brother of george floyd who was seated off to my right. he spent nearly the entire trial in prayer. i asked him after the verdict was read what he was praying for. he said he was praying for a guilty verdict. he said, in his words, as an african-american we usually don't see justice. so very powerful moment there. for his part, derek chauvin, who obviously was found guilty on those three counts, he's currently in a confinement. he's being held by himself in a jail cell. we're told by the prison that is for his own safety. the judge said his sentencing could come in about eight weeks. that's when we will learn what the ultimate penalty will be here. of course, this is not the only trial that we are watching that this community is watching.

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a vast ceremonial event at the palace of versailles, entirely focused on him and his vision for franceth emmanuel macron's aide saying he's now an authority on the virus, my mind did turn to this clip. i like this stuff, i really get it, people are surprised that i understand it. everyone of these doctors said "how do you know so much about this?" "macron: the educated trump" is how tom mctague from the atlantic puts it. tom's argument being that both men, in very different ways, have shown a confidence, or arrogance, depending on your view, that's been humbled by this virus. certainly, their macho approach was clear when they met. it was a handshake for the ages, lasting close on 30 seconds, and both men have since shown us there's a fine line between self confidence as political strength and a weakness. donald trump landed on the wrong side of that equation, he's out of office, andjust like mrtrump, emmanuel macron is juggling two intertwined considerations — he wants to control the pandemic, he also wants to get re—elected next year, and many believe that he's concluded, just as don

it was as if, he said, she had been born and educated in versailles. >> and looking at their life whenhere, how was it for them compared to what they lived in the white house? >> well, i think they were besieged by people who wanted to associate themselves with the madisons. many visitors in addition to -- i mean, political visitors in addition to family and friends. sort of like the washingtons and the jeffersons. everybody wanted to meet the great personages. so they always had people in the house with them, not only their relatives but also many, many political visitors as well. >> she was clearly devoted to him and so important to him in getting all of his papers together. was she happy there, do we know? >> yes. because at that point she loved her husband very much. and montpelier was where he wanted to stay. he didn't want to go. and so she stayed as well. it's interesting, too, the descriptions of her at this time aren't those kind of same politically fraught descriptions she's described as happy, contented adam and eve in paradise. she definitely missed washington and she would

a vast ceremonial event at the palace of versailles, entirely focused on him and his vision for franced trump landed on the wrong side of that equation, he's out of office, and just like mrtrump, emmanuel macron isjuggling two intertwined considerations — he wants to control the pandemic, he also wants to get re—elected next year, and many believe that he's concluded, just as donald trump did, that to do that, he has to protect the french economy. reuters has reported that: . and if we put all of this together — a mutating virus, the slow start to the vaccine roll—out, the change in lockdown policy, and if we put all of this together — a mutating virus, the slow start to the vaccine roll—out, the change in lockdown policy, a looming election, we start to understand the moment france has reached — a moment of great uncertainty. translation: we can't pin down how long this wave will last. _ translation: we can't pin down how long this wave will last. will it last two, three weeks? or two or three months? we don't quite know. there are many unknowns for france and from the very start, pre

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