president johnson has traveled widely in asia, europe, africa, the americas, and knows the aspirations has assured the world that while defending the interest of free nations, he'll continue the quest for peace.

president johnson has traveled widely in asia, europe, africa, the americas, and knows the aspirationse world that while defending the interests of free nations, he will continue the quest for peace. ♪ >> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past, american history tv on c-span3. created by america's cable television companies. and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> next on the presidency, we hear from president lyndon b. johnson in a televised speech on american policy in vietnam in the spring of 1965. this video was provided by the lbj presidential library in austin, texas. >>> during the current academic year, this marks the second occasion on which johns hopkins has been privileged to welcome our chief executive to this campus. ladies and gentlemen, i present the president of the united states. [ applause ]

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world war ii was fought in both europe and asia.nd when it ended, we found ourselves with continued responsibility for the defense of freedom. our objective is the independence of south vietnam and its freedom from attack. we want nothing for ourselves, only that the people of south vietnam be allowed to guide their own country in their own way. we will do everything necessary to reach that objective, and we will do only what is absolutely necessary. in recent months attacks on south vietnam were stepped up. thus it became necessary for us to increase our response and to make attacks by air. this is not a change of purpose. it is a change in what we believe that purpose requires. we do this in order to slow down aggression. we do this to increase the confidence of the brave people of south vietnam who have bravely bourn this brutal battle for so many years with so many casualties. and we do this to convince the leaders of north vietnam and all who seek to share their conquest of a very simple fact. we will not be defeated. [ applaus

bird flu which originated in east asia 1st appeared in europe in 2014 cents then there have been repeated outbreaks of the disease. cuban consumers have had a rough start to the new year they're facing price hikes and long queues in shops after a major monetary or for reform and of boosting the economy the government has done away with the country's geo currency system but cubans is struggling to work out whether to leave them worse or better off. there are long queues at the banks in havana as cubans scramble to stock up on national pesos since currency reform in january 1 it's the only way to pay in the shops market oriented reforms have led to tensions. i think stores should continue to take the convertible pesos so as to make it easier for people to change their money and so people don't have to stand in lines at banks in the end that's a lot of people and with the situation with the virus i think it's unnecessary. for more than 3 decades to currencies have circulated in cuba state run economy the peso on the convertible peso pegged to the dollar now they're stuck with the strongly de

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and democracy from north america, asia, europe and that includes this year with the d-10 summit, we also call it the alliance off free nations and that includes democracies and that could possibly be a first step toward the future. >> we have two different governing systems locally and two different types of order, basically to ecosystems. and that includes a way of their perspective of how to continue this and that includes. [inaudible] and as we talk about this regarding others, especiallyes a testing to the chinese people, i also think for the chinese regime, they might necessarily be wrong about that, the same is true in russia. so i really don't have the hope -- but i think the question we have now is a we are also interconnected and based on geopolitical comedy. and so we have espionage concerns, concerns about identity. so i think the answer to your question would be we need to strategically target the disentangle men, which is not widespread. i actually think that there is a possibility for the elements of coordination and it. and then it comes to the point of coercion, i would h

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2021 sending a communications satellite into space for turkey a device will also serve parts of asia europe and africa. and a large sinkhole has appeared outside a hospital in the italian city of naples that's walled up several cars that were parked outside but no one was injured investigators say the crater appears to have been caused by an underground gas pipe explosion. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our website are to dot com for the details on all those stories and many more. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what is right. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the debt. or unmaidenly shallowness. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. old old dump of new york girl why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a mock so

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now has to prioritize asia europe this is where its main strategic rival is located then they use will then have to demand more solidarity from their ends which i think the answer should fall in line understeer told what if the europeans now they want more strategic autonomy in a world where the u.s. power is unreal to think they need to be an independent color power and then that requires them to jaish china separately. and to exemplify this coming relations of the year u.s. and e.u. i think that this investment deal is perfect example. because this is a sure it's investment to really here shine there was 5 not just before mine takes office and americans were perplexed. to us bill sloan why not wait until i was here but if the what are we for by then by who would have had to tear our young chorused europeans not just fired off and it would have about started a relationship to saddam do you buy this percentage was the new reality of the year taking into and into china so i can either accept it or h.n. continue the sanctions i am again i don't want the same logic goes for the north stre

of 2021 sending a communications satellite up into space but the device will also serve parts of asia europe and africa. and that is all for now thanks so much for your company throughout the morning early afternoon here in our to international jaclyn viggo bring you the very latest headlines in 30 minutes. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss in washington coming up congress has officially certified joe biden's election win paving the way to his presidency and world markets are reacting positively sure that we're going to bring you top notch market analysis plus amid the turmoil in the united states code 19 it's still continuing to ravage the nation as it has seen its deadliest day of the pandemic r.t. correspondent. is standing by to put those grim numbers into perspective and on the other side the big point a monstrous crime could.

something a communications satellite into space for turkey the device will also serve parts of asia europe and africa. and a large sinkhole has appeared outside a hospital in the italian city of naples it's walled up several cars that were parked outside but no one was injured investigators say the crater appeared to have been caused by an underground gas pipe explosion. the german chancellor has warned that the most difficult months of the still lie ahead a national lockdown has been extended until the end of january and germany has launched a massive vaccination program but it's not going as smoothly as hoped as peter all over explains. germany's vaccination program had been criticized for moving at a glacial pace but once it got under way just over a week ago it was to much fanfare. this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic then we started to see expectations begin to be road back i mean you have delivered 1300000 work seems to the federal sees 200 than 65000 have been vaccinated but you have to take into consideration that there is still room to improve. then turned into angular

now has to prioritize asia europe this is where its main strategic rival is located then the u.s. will then have to demand more solidarity from their ins wisht i think the answer should fall in line understeer told what if the europeans now they want more strategic autonomy in a world where the u.s. power is in relative decline they need to be an independent coal power and then that requires them to engage china separately. and take some of this coming relations of the u. u.s. and e.u. i think that this investment deal is perfect example because this is a huge investment to really here's and there was a side note just before biden takes office and americans were perplexed this to us a bit of a snub why not wait until a bias here but if there were waited for by them by the would have had to declare or even course europeans not just fired off and it would have a bad start to the relationship now that is a done deal by this president to with the new reality of the e.u. taking him into and into our china so i can either accept it or h.n. continue the sanctions them again i don't want

also the changing of the guard at the oval office is met with optimism by leaders from europe and asia and a call for meaningful action by iran. welcome to the program after a tumultuous transition joe biden the 46th president of the united states has begun his term in office vowing to press forward with speed and urgency within hours of being sworn in biden signed 17 executive orders and actions to reverse some of the former president donald trump's most content. just policies and they included repealing trump's travel ban on some muslim majority countries halting construction of the us mexico border wall and rejoining the paris climate accord biden's also installed a coronavirus response coordinator to oversee distribution efforts so that scenes and i'm really. proud of these executive actions. by keeping the promise of i made a big long way to go. back and they are important but we're going to leave it for rather than removing the 1st word around here is. to. call it. it's we call. them or. we're or i have authority mask so to be kept on federal property and interstate commerce and

the vaccination plan in europe is behind what it is in asia and the u.s.. is a competitive risk to be late. in terms of the financial support, europe has been incredibly decisive. i've never seen it before. now i think the opportunity to use this to also support the green economy plan which is for us, the most important decision europe has taken over the past years. we will be very keen to support that. francine: thank you so much as always for joining us, mario grieco -- mario greco. coming up we will have more on the pandemic. france may face another lock within days. reports say they are concerned about the u.k. variant of the virus. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get to the business flash. >> -- global has topped the world had fun -- hedge fund. it reached $127 billion last year. human traders racked up record profits. tiger global generated 10.4 billion d forents after fees. millennium management came a close second. deutsche bank is probing the sales of certain investm

i was a foreign correspondent, spent the bulk of 15 years in asia and europe, some reporting in latin but the vast majority of the time was spent in asia and europe so i am able to compare and contrast, to compare different models. i believe in america, the american system. this is a fantastic country not just because of the opportunity it gave my family to escape harsh realities of communism and socialism but also produced a level of liberty and prosperity unheard of in the history of mankind. >> host: mike gonzalez is our guest. we welcome your calls and comments with republicans 211748-8001. democrats 202-748-8000. for independents 202-748-8000. from your book you write our struggle to realize the promise of a colorblind america where no one benefits from or is persecuted for their real or attributed traits create the impression people are victims without personal agency. what we need is to confront whatever racial discrimination and social injustice persists in america with a new civil rights movement, civil rights movement 2.oh. what would that look like? >> guest: when it finish

we are seeing some recovery in china and southeast asia, europe is a little down and the u.s.n the aviation business. there is very poor demand. but we actually believe between the actions of opec-plus we expect to see a real kick off in the economy from the second quarter of 2021. with that economic growth comes the demand for gas oil. but we will see demand in the oil sector and we are looking for higher prices. alix: do you buy the idea that we are in a commodity super cycle? >> i have seen many super cycles and people talking about super cycles. we are really in a very interesting place in the commodity sector, not just the oil sector but also in the minerals and metals sector. if you looked at the requirement and what this will do for public demand, not just in the infrastructure but also eve vehicles, solar panels, and battery technology and what that does, general infrastructure still going to have to maintain a point in steel markets. i really think we are looking at a very interesting time in the commodities ace, particularly with minerals and metals. often there's a

state and federal levees, and it made us competitive it put us on a par with our competitors in asia, europeffort to cut red tape. you mentioned the -- infrastructure issue which is this may seem like kind of a boring top toik people, but we have a problem in this country that the president sought to address that it could take decade and years and years and years to get fairly simple projects approved to build roads, bridges, needed public infrastructure. and he briefly he actually told me and maria bartiromo in an interview recently he thinks this might be most enduring legacy is the streamlining the process to allow to build to perhaps two years so that is at stake immediately if the democrats take the senate. >> and if democrats take the senate they can begin dismantling much of what president trump spent the last four years building. right? >> yeah. that really competitive job creating economy that was humming along precovid and that his -- roared back since the spring shutdown that in 12 million jobs, i think that really is at risk because you're talking about essentially one party rule

i was abroad for 15 years spend the bulk of that in asia and europe and some reporting in latin americawell prep at the vast majority of time was spent in asia and europe. so i am able to compare and contrast. i'm able to see, to compare different models. and i believe in america part i believe in the american system. i think this is a fantastic country not just because of the opportunity it gave my family to escape the harsh realities of communism and socialism, but also because it has produced a level of liberty and prosperity unheard of in the history of mankind. >> host: mike gonzales is our guest, welcome your calls and comments the lines of republicans (202)748-0013 democrats 202-48-8000 pray for independence 8002. from your book might gonzalez our struggle to realize the promise of a colorblind america were no in either benefits from or is persecuted for their real or attribute in trades. under c's creating without being victims. what we need is to confront whatever racial discrimination and social injustice persisted america with a new civil rights movement. a civil rights movem

journalist as a foreign correspondent, i was abroad for 15 years spending the bulk of that in asia and europe and some reporting in latin america as well. but the vast majority of the time was spent in a breath in asia and europe. so i'm able to compare and contrast i am able to see, to compare different models and i believe in america. i believe in the american system. i think it's a fantastic country not just because the opportunity that i gave my family, to escape the harsh realities of communist and socialism but also because it has produced a level of liberty and prosperity unheard of in the history of mankind. >> mike gonzalez, he is our guest and we welcome your calls and comments. the lines are for democrats 2,027,048,000 in independence all of this 20,270,848,002. from your book my gonzalez you who write that her struggle to realize the promise of a colorblind america were no one either benefits from or is persecuted for real or attribute it traits and to cease trading oppression that people are a victim to the personal agency. but we need to confront, what we need is to confront wha

we know that this rna virus mutates rapidly, in fact, it mutated by the time it got here from asia, europe and to the shores of north america. what that means is because it mutates we are not necessarily saying that these vaccines currently won't work, what we might be suggesting is that if it continues to mutate and it becomes highly contagious, then that could eventually mean that more people get sick, more people get hospitalized and more people could eventually die, but at the same time that also might mean that we might have to get a vaccine maybe every two years or every year like the flu vaccine. so it does have a lot of meaning and i think that what that needs to happen is that we need to be aggressive, we need to know about these strains before other countries find out so that we are aggressive in terms of vaccine development. >> just on this new strain from the uk, more contagious, more easily transmissible according to the experts. do we know how it's more contagious or transmissible? is it how it's spreading? is it different? is it the viral load? >> it's a combination of both,

we must stay in southeast asia as we did in europe in the words of the bible, hitderto shalt thal come. there are those who say all our effort there will be futil. that china's power that it is such to dominant all southeast asia. but there is no end to that argument until all of the nations of asia are swallowed up. there are those who wonder why we have a responsibility there. well, we have it there for the same reason that we have a responsibility for the defense of europe. world war ii was fought in both europe and asia. and when it ended, we found ourselves with continued responsibility for the defense of freedom. our objective is the independence of south vietnam and its freedom from attack. we want nothing for ourselves, only that the people of south vietnam be allowed to guide their own country in their own way. we will do everything necessary to reach that objective, and we will do only what is absolutely necessary. in recent months, attacks on south vietnam were stepped up. thus, it became necessary for us to increase our response and to make attacks by air. this is not a cha

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second world war is so unique and fascinating and it really has shaped the post world war in asia and europe and the choice is being made by the generals and admirals how to prosecute the war implications we are living with today. >> i will describe your book that is an expert but is my bread and butter mrs. as good as it gets in much of what you deal with it is necessary but the personalities of us commanders. >> and talk about carrier warfare and read it to the audience. >> there are so many japanese planes we will swap punches i know all about losses i'm stronger than they are no one can stop me. >> how does that stand up today with the pacific war in 19441945? >> there is an accurate statement of those task forces by 1944 so the first and these have battles between small carrier task forces and those in which a hit-and-run trying to attack with a complete surprise in the recovery will planes and with the counterattack and in 1944 the size of the carrier task force in the pacific, the task force 58 when halsey had it, talking about 12 or 16 aircraft carriers but these are fleet carriers a

with some reporting but the vast majority was asia and europe so to compare and contrast to compare different models and i believe in america and the american system not just because of the opportunity to escape the harsh realities of communism and socialist but to produce a level love liberty that's unheard of in the history of mankind. >> our guest we welcome your calls and comments. from your book you write our struggle to realize where nobody benefits or is persecuted for their traits to have the impression not personal agencies that we need to confront whatever racial discrimination and social injustice with the new civil rights movement two.zero. what does that look like? >> that is the job of the civil rights movement which is to have a colorblind society. we have color conscious laws in the past and then the era of plessy versus ferguson with separate but equal with the civil rights movement starting in 54 but then the civil rights act it's about producing a government that's equal protection to all americans they exist to protect their natural right no matter who we are our

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tonight, 28 nations, countries from five[#ñ continents, europed asia, africa and the arab league haveforces in the gulf area standing shoulder to shoulder against saddam hussein. these countries had hoped the use of force could be avoided regrettably, we now believe that only force will make him leave. prior to ordering our forces into battle, i instructed our military commanders to take every necessary step to prevail as quickly as possible. and with the greatest degree of protection possible for american ask allied service men and women, i've told the american people before that this will not be another vietnam. and i repeat this here tonight. our troops will have the best possible support in the entire world and they will not be asked to fight with one hand tied behind their back. i'm hopeful that this fighting will not go on for long and that casualties will be held to an absolute minimum. this is a historic moment. we have in this past year made great progress in ending the long era of conflict and cold war. we have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future

with war spreading in europe and asia, president roosevelt of kingston, ontario, solemnly pledged theted states would fight to protect canada if that country were ever invaded. the devastating marks of war over all world democracies directed president roosevelt's attention closely to international problems. embargoes lifted, naval aid was given to great britain. in 1940, became our first consecutive third term candidate. mr. wilkie won 22 million votes but the president was re-elected by 27 million. january 20, 1921, a journey never before made in american history to the president-elect to his third consecutive inauguration. pennsylvania avenue is thronged with cheering multitudes. a great, a solemn event in the life of this nation. the swearing in of the citizen whom the people have chosen to guide, serve and protect the entire country for the next four years. and for america's symbol of freedom when he swears in henry wallace, his successor. as in previous inaugurations justice hughs administers the sacred oath. >> i frankly del no roosevelt do swaulmly swear i will faithfully execu

i was abroad for 15 years spending the bulk of that in asia and europe and did some reporting in latin america as well. the vast majority spend in europe and asia so i'm able to compare contrast and able to see and to compare different models and i believe in america. i believe in american system. i believe in this country not just because of the opportunity you gave my family to escape the harsh realities of communism and socialism but also because it had. >> a level of liberty and prosperity unheard of in the history of mankind. >> host: mike gonzalez is our guest and we welcome your calls and comments for the lines are for (202)748-8001 the democrats 202-48-8000 an independent smacked 202 -- from your book you write our struggle to realize the promise of a colorblind america where no one benefits from moore's persecuted for their real or attitude creating the impression that people are victims without personal agency. what we need is to confront whatever racial discrimination and social justice and injustice persists in america with the new civil rights movement a civil civil rights

geneva some 15 governments have now confirmed that the virus had spread to their countries in asia and europe concern was growing as was criticism of the w h o's chief who had still to publicly acknowledge the health crisis of global proportions the speed with china said to be outbreak isolated the vitus sequence of the genome and shared a beat was doubly join the world at a very impressive and beyond words so is china's commitment to transparency and to supporting other countries in many ways china is actually setting a new standard for outbreak response and it's not an exaggeration and w.h.o. doesn't become and and i truly opelousas any restrictions for travel and trade or other measures against china in a clear. clearly the w.h.o. was to hesitant and made mistakes from the outset. china informed the w.h.o. too late and the w.h.o. waited too long before acknowledging human transfer of the virus. that was evidently detrimental. in that week or 10 days the time lost was considerable there's going to build. accorsi the. new display to the chinese a nischelle he held back information for 2 or 3

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both in the asia-pacific and in europe. so when joe biden takes office on january 20th, and sits down in consultation out of mutual respect with key like-minded economies that collectively comprise almost 60% of the world's economy, we are confident that we can develop a common agenda on issues where we share deep concerns about china. and it's not just on trade. it's on technology. it's on human rights. it's on military aggression. and so our proposition, which we will begin testing when we take office, because, of course, we are not in office yet, is that that will put us in a stronger position to be able to deal with china effectively, in a clear-eyed way and in a way that ultimately delivers the kind of results that have entirely escaped the trump administration over the last four years. >> there is a domestic political reality about the china -- about china policy, which is that the republican party or certain key republicans have clearly decided that they are going to attack you relentlessly from the right and claim t

most problematic trade practices that harm the american economy. >> you talk about our allies in europe and asiabut, yet, they seem to be going along and cutting their own deals with china. the "new york times" points out that you tweeted essentially hinting to the european union that they should hold off on this huge china/european union investment treaty until you guys got a chance to talk with them, in fact they accelerated it and signed it. 15 asian countries signed up with china for this regional treaty. it feels as though the world is moving ahead, forging these trade alliances and the country that used to do that, the united states is sitting at the back of the bus putting up tariff barriers and walls. again, it seems like joe biden is not really changing that course. >> well, fareed, that's not a repudiation of joe biden's approach. that's a repudiation of donald trump's approach. that's the wages of four years of alienating our allies and of refusing the work with them on these issues and that's true both in the asia-pacific and in europe. and so when joe biden takes office on january 2

as one of the largest traders ever to steer its way into hamburg harbor on route between asia and europe it can transport around 20000 containers but at the moment there's a shortage of shipping containers worldwide the coronavirus pandemic has thrown the global rotation of containers into disarray. at the same time china's export economy is running at full speed again pushing maritime shipping to the limit. the price of a container from the far east to europe has almost tripled in recent months about nouns are for shipping companies but german transport company lloyd has come under fire for the high prices. today it is very clear that there is more demand than there is supply and it of course results in higher prices at the moment but we should not forget that shipping has been making losses for a very long time and we have harbored lord for example will probably our cost of capital for the 1st time in 10 years. high demand in the u.s. makes problems worse for european importers routes between asia and the west coast of the us a more lucrative for shipping companies so more ships are se

. ♪ they went home, repelling aggression in europe and asia.ir country sought to help them resume a peaceful life. schools opened their doors to millions of veterans. ever since it began, the united states has seen a constant growth of education. a high school diploma is almost taken for granted. every year, two point five million students enroll in the universities and professional schools. many of the young men who fought in north africa and normandy went back to the farms. they went back to working the earth and the quiet rhythm of the seasons. they reaffirmed their spiritual values, different faiths living side-by-side and mutual respect in the belief that many are the ways to god. americans have a keen sense of fraternity. should a neighbors livelihood be jeopardized, they are quick to lend their labor and time to help rebuild. this tradition stems from the days of the pioneers. it is this same trait that move the american people to come to the aid of their neighbors overseas after the war. under the marshall plan, they sent food, supplies

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generation of lithium ion batteries are being built in sweden and germany but europe makes just 3 percent of car batteries globally while asia led by china japan and south korea produces 85 percent to change that europe needs to find a battery that provides great to mileage charges faster underlies less on the damaging effect of mining from mineral such as cobalt the problem with the fact is today they don't hold enough energy in that container and we want to make it back to something and we need to understand what's going on really the fundamental level that could be the ace up europe sleeve the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world in its review bearer for good paul reese al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. 0 top stories as president joe biden has announced sweeping measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic expansion of his watch squaring mandate to include airports and some public transport and also be required to quarantine when they arrive in t