they were not friends of lenin but their idea. was that if you want to undermine the bolshevik government kill it with kindness engagement is what we would call this in a later day. so here's the third unpleasant surprise and the americans leave. those russians particularly the ones who worked with the americans in their offices. were suspect. they were vulnerable the american protectors were leaving and they were seen as having sided with the americans against the soviets in the great terror of the 1930s and the great trials the purge trials there were that we've documented several several victims of the terror. who had worked for ara as they called the ara in russia ara and this was used against them at their trial. they must be spies of some kind. they must have engaged in some kind of espionage on the soviet side initially while they actually celebrated the american relief and tried to be nice about it. tried to be civil about it as long as the americans were there. within a few years you can see the soviet history books rewri

but for a time the whites control the grain growing regions of russia and the reds, led by lenin and trotsky, control only a small piece of territory. people in the cities of soviet russia starved in 1918, in particular 1919, 1920. the war revolution and civil war, the bolsheviks have an idea when they come in to wipe out the free market. in other words, to prevent peasants from trading their surplus grain. the bolsheviks begin requisitioning grain but the idea that they are a communist government trade should be outlawed under a communist regime. so this as well forces peasants to stop planting grain because they know it is going to be confiscated and the peasants -- russia has known famines over the centuries and every seven years there are pockets of famine. but the peasants are prepared. they have something they have put away for a rainy day. they have a surplus. in 1921 they had nothing. by the summer of 1921 probably upwards of 20, 30, 35 million people are faced with starvation in russia. this is a soviet government. it does not want to ask the outside world for help but the w

. >>> lenin fue a de var flores y una veladora en una banqueta.. >>> esta bams trabajando y de repente escuchÓ los disparos. y dos chavos vinieron corriendo y cuando nos tomÓ se escucharon detonaciones despuÉs y cuando fuimos a ver. estaba tirado el chavo. era uno de sus clientes habituales. era una persona tranquila. venÍa a comprar. era cliente de todos. >>> segÚn las autoridades desconocido protagonizaron una pelea en la esquina. donde hay varias loncheras que terminÓ en balacera. habÍa ido con sua mig por unos tacos. rafael es cuÑado que acompaÑaba a evans. le gustaba los deportes y era buen niÑo. su cuÑado continÚa en shock ahora es como traumatizado y todo. lo vio. y es sume mejorÓ amigo. ahorita... estÁ afuera la policÍa tiene pocas pistas lo que saben que los responsables escaparon a bordo de un carro gris o plateado. >>> le arrebataron su vida. no es justo. >>> es la policÍa pide ayuda para dar con los responsables. afectarÍan servicios pÚblicos para el prÓximo aÑo fiscal. afectarÍa bibliotecas y seguridad pÚblica. afectarÍa a la cantidad

tener con las desigualdades entre el mundo rural y urbano, este polÍtico d centroderecha sustituye a leninia que no pudo llegar a su destino ma manifestantes bloquearon el camino por el que iba de b buenaventura los paramÉdicos intentaron regresarla al hospital pero los atacaron con gases lacrimÓgenos. >> al regresar como llegÓ un auto a un techo mire usted quien iba abordo quie pasÓ con los que vivien dentro al regresa >> las noticias del mundo de la >> las noticias del mundo de la farÁndula atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. una familia recibiÓ un auto su tech lo conducÍan dos jÓvenes llegÓ cerca de la recÁmara principal - Él tiene sangre en s

when thailand up on the lenin mausoleum, at a very major, may 1st holiday, for example, the person who stood in front of the microphones to speak, you knew was the single most important person in the soviet union, and in my time in the '50s and '60 sit was nikita khrushchev and brezhnev and then went wow went down from him in picture and looking at nikita csu chef, lenin mausoleum, in front of a microphone, to his right you knew was the second most important person in the soviet union, and that was called kremlinology. you read signs and pictures in newspapers, who was covered, who was not, who was given positive coverage, who was ignored. that was kremlinology and it was exciting. it was fun. it really was. it was an interesting challenge that you had to meet if you were to be a successful journalist in russia. >> host: how challenging was it to get your reports out of russia when you were filing for -- whether the world news roundup on radio or cbs evening news on television? did you ever have to write in some code in order to ensure that your messages in your stories would be receiv

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program to retrain people's all factory senses by using concentrating romeus, one from rose petals, lenin, or clothes. for example, the noise consumption, the sense of smell, is every bit as important as all or other senses. people often forget that most people only really mr sense of smell when it's gone. we want people including those who can still smell to develop a greater appreciation for it. now, with the pandemic, more and more people struggling with the long term effects of cov, it have been contacting show michelle's association. he says, thousands of people all over europe adopted his training methods and sophie has also begun retraining her. oh, factory senses on all the best you know, we as patients to smell the room was blindfolded. ideally, we want them doing this twice a day while focusing solely on what the exercises focus is really important. because the brain has to reactivate the memory of different smells. at this brussels hospital, doctors observed that most people who lost their sense of smell during the code did infection, can in fact recover it after a while. if th

the ngo says it's bringing in outside oversight for its investigations of the claims the 10 lenin the president of the survivors network of those abused by priests says the investigations should be entirely independent harm that happens to. a child that is sexually abused is lifelong. and when an ngo or an institution pays dictums. it's a way to control victims or to keep victims silence mostly to cover up the sexual abuse the problem is that the police and the prosecutors should be involved in any investigation not the enduro it should be an outside agency that investigates timlin and is a self a survivor of sexual abuse he shared some of his harrowing story with us. i was raped and sexually abused by my parish catholic priest who abused me for several months and abuse several children. and my my classmates it dramatically affected my life and it took many years for me to tell my parents. sometimes victims believe it's their fault or are shamed or feel guilty incorrectly. i have the support of my family and therapy in patients in support group and all this helps me heal and thrive. t

some other sinister interests being played out in moscow that's the $1000000.00 question a statue of lenin in the cutest capital bishkek. the soviet union is no more but russia remains both kyrgyzstan and tajikistan's number one ally and rewards them if they do what moscow wants kyrgyzstan's relationship with russia has suffered in recent years analysts say the moscow is unhappy with a decade and a half of political instability including 3 revolutions and some say the kremlin is concerned about the new president leaning too much towards its rival china president so there is a part of has for many cuties finch who conciliator e towards to as you can stand after at least 34 of the estimated 50 people killed in the fighting were courteous but he needs russia's support to deescalate the situation and help find a lasting solution russia has called for calm in negotiations but some analysts say it's relatively weak response maybe because of what's happening in another of tajikistan's neighbors afghanistan but i thought look i guess i'm not going to show . nato pulling out of afghanistan means th

well the essence of socialism in the sense that karl marx and lot of your lenin and others wrote about the essence of it is growth and progress the idea is that the means of production the banks factories major industries should be organized to serve the public good and liberated from the anarchy of production and the chaos of the market and if we can get beyond profits and command human growth and creativity can be unlimited and you know wealth can expand for all of society you know in a rational society in a socialist society self driving cars would be a great thing because then there would be less work for everybody but under capitalism technological progress leads to poverty and instability the more efficient it becomes to produce things the fewer people you have to hire less people are getting paid in wages and we lead to the disaster receding in the west right now which is a high tech low wage economy where working people who can only only work so long as their work in rich is a boss they are they're left outcast and starving as the means of production get more and more efficient

comes and help society should be build after conflict i think it's the opposite if you try to throw leninthat beat with it that will say that will get worse and worse than it's been for example if you have grandchildren the enemy who want to live in their grandparents were killed so it's transformative to go through the generations because they'll hear the stories they'll fill in the injustice of their parents their grandparents and eventually their grip conferenced on unless you address it able meet some this is some closure people need to have a fair process and i think that can help rebuild a society and there's not a conflict as well just finally and briefly on this anniversary of dublin want to involving. any success we know from the nuremberg trials of the soldiers on duty about a month and and all protected internationally by just following orders and other international law any closer to finding out who the real ringleader is and only 5 of operation demetrius the people who got the soldiers in the positions they were in when they fired upon your clients who these people were well

now everybody is equal with presidents' day i think the next step will be to have you know, lenÍn dayn fin not lenÍn certainly a little bit of troskey, this is a joke i was kidding but a sick thing that going after this doesn't make any sense look let me go back to baifs i don't believe for one minimum congress will allow toirz take these steps remember lis learner ob administration weaponizing going after conservative groups time and time again everybody proved that she had to run out of irs building one step ahead of law we can't let that happen again we all know where this is going to lead this is politicization of the irs, the other point i want to make in terms of rights, and independence a smaller point but other reality is the number that is being used the revenue number maria which is 700 billion dollars, are is utter nonsense. you theser nonsense. a couple years ago cbo looked at this the -- if you added 40 billion worth of agents get something like 150 billion in revenue, i mean i have seen this before, it doesn't work but punches a gigantic hole in the democrats' so-called

program to retrain people's all factory senses by using concentrated aromas, one from rose petals, lenin, or clothes. for example, the noise consumption, the sense of smell, is every bit as important as all or other senses. we, people often forget that most people only really mr sense of smell when it's gone. we want people including those who can still smell to develop a greater appreciation for now, with the pandemic, more and more people struggling with the long term effects of cov, it have been contacting show michelle's association. he says, thousands of people all over year adopted his training methods and sophie has also begun retraining her or factory senses. another bus, you know, we have patients to smell the room was blindfolded. ideally, we want them doing this twice a day while focusing solely on what the exercises focus is really important because the brain has reactivated memory of different smells. at this brussels hospital, doctors observed that most people who lost their sense of smell during the coded infection can in fact recover it after a while. if they damaged nerv

who said it, joe biden, vladimir lenin or agent smith? are going to go with biden. kennedy: biden is correct. alright kristin here we go it's question number two, just for you. our nation is shaped by the constant battle between our better angels and our darkest impulses. who said that, joe biden, leon trotsky or hans gruber? >> trotsky. kennedy: biden. you are wrong. you are going to be wrong forever in the whole world. no one is listening to anything you say now, you are done. i am no longer talking to you. i'm kidding that's harsh. [laughter] dies in the lead leslie can catch up your go to the eastern front perhaps for most valuable commodity i know of his information. who said it, joe biden, jake, or gordon gecko? submit i'm going to go with shay. >> no green is good, leslie should have been greedy as gordon gecko. guy benson can pull into a commanding lead here. with his next, i ready guy? >> yes but it kind of feel i should deliberately lose i do not want the prize. >> is going to be so great. construction is an important front for

rhysa, gorbachev has sort of constantly lecturing her on the glories of leninism and talking down to her and you know being rude to her. but every single time there is a summit. it's just the two of them have a chance to sort of pick up where they left off. but it's really interesting because in december of 1988 the last time they would meet while ronald reagan is president by then. he is an outgoing president. there's already a president elect. the two of them nancy reagan and risa gorbachev get together in new york and a meeting of the united nations where gorbachev has announced yet another breakthrough. and you know escalating the cold war and rahisa says to nancy, you know. it was really history that put both of us here. next to our husbands at this moment. so let's go back in time. another thing that is represented. not exactly as it happened as you write in the book is her birthplace nancy reagan's birthplace and the ronald reagan library. it says what about where she was born? and and what's the real story? well, this was actually the library has it correctly, but i when i wa

the phrase has been attributed to lenin, stupid people who make great tools in exexecuting a sinistervinced that rudy giuliani was a useful idiot to vladimir putin. >> there is a term for what rudy giuliani is expected of being which is useful idiot. and then on the rudy giuliani story is the really important story it gets tied to the hunter biden email disinformation campaign. from america's mayor to useful idiot. >> pete: thank you james o'keefe. over the weekend we learned hot real idiots are and it should come as no surprise they are members of the so-called mainstream press which is really just the left wing press. specifically reporters like maggie abe braman of the "new york times" and legal imagine ok post." they have been investigating president trump's russia tie informs for years. over the weekend they suffered quite a setback and forced to retract their latest fake news bombshell claiming that the fbi warned giuliani he was a russian pawn. now, nobody seriously believed that story anyway deep fake. citing people familiar with the matter, current and former u.s. officials a

that phrase in the marxist/leninist left, and the ways in which political factions, most embodied in lenin's bolsheviks, adhered to a prince called democratic centralism. once a decision was set, once they decided what the party line was, there could be no public dissent. that principle, that way of operating, grew more and more cultish and insane over time, and it manifested in all sorts of awful ways throughout history, culminating in the stalinist cult of personality and the reign of terror under stalin of constant murder and disappearances of people who committed some ideological sin they may not have even understood. on tuesday, it could be that the party line was two plus two equals five, and on wednesday everyone who said it was two plus two equals five was banished to the gulag because now it was two plus two equals serve. clearly we are a very, very long way from that. no one's getting thrown into a gulag. congresswoman liz cheney is probably going to get voted out of leadership. that's fine. we're not in stalinist russia. the tendency on display here to turn a simple statement of f

>> so i do mention putin's experience in the lenin grad city government and charges he was in charge of a food import program in which money came -- money went out of the country and food never really came into the country and there were a lot of allegations that putin was deeply involved in this. another book cover this topics in better detail than i can, and that is really not what this book is about, and it's also not unique for leaders to rely on all kinds of agents at their disposal. now, whether or not that colors his economic policy or his foreign policies, that is the kind of analysis i don't want to do in a book like this because it would require an awful lot of speculation and an awful lot of relying on sources i think would likely be pretty dubious. >> second question: -- >> by the way if anybody wants to jump in on these points and we have a tremendous amount of expertise here so be more than happy to hear from the panelists as well. >> in the meantime the second question, you mentioned that performance does matter, even in personal dictatorship. s which policy areas do y

other sinister interests being played out in moscow and that's the $1000000.00 question a statue of lenin in the cutest capital bishkek the soviet union is no more but russia remains both kyrgyzstan and tajikistan's number one ally and rewards them if they do what moscow wants kyrgyzstan's relationship with russia has suffered in recent years analysts say the moscow is unhappy with a decade and a half of political instability including 3 revolutions and some say the kremlin is concerned about the new president leaving too much towards its rival china. president so they're just part of has for many killed gays who conciliator it towards to stand after at least $34.00 of the estimated 50 people killed in the fighting were courageous but he needs russia's support to deescalate the situation and help find a last thing solution russia has called for calm and negotiations but some analysts say it's relatively weak response maybe because of what's happening in another of tajikistan's neighbors afghanistan but also. nato pulling out of afghanistan means the importance of stand for russia is growi

. >> he's not lenin. but he's a little leaning towards that side than torrid what we used to have >> he's leaning towards being a marxist is what you are saying. >> i'm trying to -- more equal >> from -- okay. >> you know, david there is such a thing as equality. and just because you want it does not make you a marxist. >> absolutely right. and it is underlying a lot of to policies that we see from the administration and from the comment we hear from the fed chairman in terms of trying to write that ambulance that has been so off balance and continues to be. and of course we talk about it all the time for years here. in terms of -- yeah. in terms of income inequality especially. >> yeah. the outlook is brightening as you said yesterday but there are these along disparities. looking for a gdp of 13.2. which would be high. your point about inflation ford had a comment about it and they said it feels like it is all due to a lot of one-timers as the economy comes out of lockdown we're going to get some auto s

aunque lenin moreno, el presidente de ecuador, dijo que estaban infiltradas por el rÉgimen de maduro. hijos. rodrigo, con la vista fija en la pantalla, esperaba el momento en que viera aparecer a su Ídolo, aunque fuera en forma virtual. eugenio: oigan, voy a conocer a un fan muy especial. es una sorpresa que le vamos a dar. ♪ [risas] eugenio: rodrigo! ¿cÓmo estÁs? yo soy eugenio derbez. rodrigo: soy su fan nÚmero uno. leticia: dice que le gustan sus pelÍculas y que es su fan nÚmero uno. eugenio: quÉ bueno, quÉ gusto conocerte! he oÍdo mucho de ti, y no sabes lo orgulloso que estoy. leticia: yo lo oirÍa hablando, imitando sus pelÍculas en el cuarto. dice que se quiere parecer eugenio. eugenio: "yo quiero ser como Él, que no trabaja". presentadora: eugenio veÍa asombrado cÓmo rodrigo, a pesar de sus graves problemas de memoria, recordaba escenas de sus pelÍculas. eugenia,Ú le tenÍas una sorpresa. eugenio: exactamente, marÍa antonieta. cuando me enterÉ de todo lo que has hecho, por todo lo que han pasado tu mami y tÚ, y ademÁs de que eras un fan de mis pelÍculas y mi trabajo, cosa que te

the growth of anti—semitism has happened for a number of reasons and there are too many what lenin calledble friend, for his. more. can i thank my right - honourable friend, for his remarks today but also for his long record of supporting the british jewish community of supporting the britishjewish community and for fighting anti—semitism. we must make sure this is a country in which our jewish friends and neighbours feel safe and i'm sure you whole house will send a strong message today of support and reassurance to them. the government will continue to support the communities security trust and i join him in praising its work and it helps to make sure the community of 650 jewish communal buildings and a thousand events every year, partly funded by the government and partly by philanthropy. the trust have reported to us this week a steep rise in anti—semitic incidents, a 320% increase in a week and that i'm afraid is likely to rise further as there is always a delay in reporting. we will continue to support them and we will work with the metropolitan police and police forces in other par