so the purity of chamberlain's motive for peace was never in dispute. the agreement cannot be rotten just because it was based on an error of political judgment. putting britain's trust in the hands of the serial betrayer. what is rotten? my answer the one with whom it was signed and not signed. it was meant to eradicate it himself. not recognizing hitler as a radical person was a bad judgment. it's what issues me to topic of compromise and rotten compromise. by conveying to me both a strong sense in the importance of of the spirit of compromise in politics. but also by conveying the formative experience of his generation, the munich agreement as definitive rotten compromise. we were discussing one and i complaint i i guess dig thanty by the politics. both who see chamberlain's umbrella everywhere. it didn't mean that much and ended the story. the men will sing heating fiercely on top of the wind blowing. it's like intense steam locomotives. but this is a cabin. not a locomotive. yeah, i know, but you have to kill them when they are skill young. [laught

an appeasement minded ambassador, a pal of nevel chamberlains. thought britain was going to be defeated. it was a businessman first and foremost. he really thought business in the u.s. is going to suffer a loss some accommodation was made for hitler. he tried very hard to try to get fdr not to give anything to britain. he really thought britain was going to be defeated. he basically poisoned the well between these two countries. the poison the relationship between roosevelt and churchill. he could not stand churchill. and kennedy would tell roosevelt that churchill was a drug. he did not know what he was doing. he was an imperialist. and so things were pretty dark, not the least of which because of joe kennedy. winant had a big job, a very difficult job to fill when he came over. >> what is going on in washington and the rest of the country that was making people so isolationist and, you know, as we always say in times like this, when it was so clear what had to be done. >> well, it was clear to some people, but it wasn't clear to most americans

dinners for more than a dozen guest among hotels and metropolitan clubs and occasionally john chamberlain's new club. when he came to special dinners for only seven or eight to test all made the rest on 15th street olden days shown by a belgian would do. arguing for paraguay before the war he gave his most select vendors in the privacy of his home. he had a two-man staff and a loyal secretary and the second sets of eyes and ears around town. inventing cullinet rules and recipes and lives because there would split them up the back embroil them. in consultation sam took great care and composing every meal from the lobby dinners to the grand bank board's he orchestrated. dependent upon the numbers of the enemy that would be reduced to capitulation by the projected bank with come each course must be exclusive but small. sam word manage his guests should never be satiated. the oyster paddies were so perfect and so small that the next course would be anxiously awaited this is for the banquet sam planned in the 1870's and write-in in the scrawling hand of the back of a business card. while sam cho

this is nevl chamberlain. will be great peace in our time because i looked into his eyes. >> i get all the entertainment part. the scary part, it's not just the beckster of the world saying all of this stuff. new york millionaire carl paladino is hoping to run for governor as a tea party governor this year. here's what he said about the health care bill this morning. >> this day, the day the bill was passed will be remembered just as 9/11 was remembered in history. >> well, carl, you fit right in with the psychos and the tea party. that is for sure. comparing landmark health care reform that will save lives to one of the darkest, deadliest days in american history, is "psycho talk." >>> coming up, speaking of psycho, how psycho is it that 24% of republicans think that obama is the antichrist? the reverend jesse jackson will take on the spinners and the vandals in just a moment. >>> and the drugster said that if health care passes he'd pack up and move to costa rica. well, there's a lot of you out there that ar

i think neville's chamberlain -- level chamberlain's blindness is [unintelligible] the efforts of what derailed by the harsher because of the special interests overlay of the industries that have made themselves merchants of doubt when the science is secure. one of the problems that we face in rhode island on a bright, clear summer day is that the radio in the morning as people died in to work will announce that this is a bad hair day for rhode island. -- bad air day. the elderly, people with breathing difficulties, young children should be kept indoors. if you look at the source of this it is not from within a room island. not much we can do about it in the state. it is coming from other states, the midwest. one of the starkest admissions is the height of some of the smokestacks that have been built in other states in order to to get it high enough into the air column that it will not land in their state but will be transported in comes down in rhode island. i would urge you to be as energetic as you possibly can in the enforcement of those areas because exporting the pollution to oth