become become a problem and this inspiration for rose i'm a big large he he hated moscow he hated che guevara views that align themselves with reagan's foreign policy say in nicaragua or in el salvador abdullah azzam like many other islamists at the time and before that or in the in the sixty's and seventy's and eighty's they were very hostile to communism or even all forms of sort of. secular leftism this islamists hatred for communism was of a different kind had different sort of. a different origin than the one we would find in in america or in europe at the time it had very little to do with geopolitics it was seen much more as a as a kind of a cultural threat as a as a basically a net and of a challenge to the sort of indigenous values in the middle east which the islamist thought should be based on islam and communism came with explicit secularism and was therefore seen as a as a threat to them which obviously was a feeling in near liberal countries use the allegation that the cia created as it were al-qaeda as you as you were saying earlier so the u.k. you say. basically they help with

those tweets sounded like something more that che guevara would say more than the president of the unitedn by that and what has been the reaction? the reaction has been particularly swift, especially from democratic governors who have accused him of goading the protesters in those states. a white house press briefing is still ongoing, i might add, and this after a day which has seen some pretty testy exchanges. yesterday all was sweetness and light as far as relations between state governors and the white house were concerned. but that harmony it turns out was pretty short—lived. it started with governor andrew cuomo giving a test briefing, and trump pressed a button on his twitter feed, saying that governor cuomo should spend more time doing and less time complaining, then going on to make the point of the federal government has given more resources to new york state than any other state in the union. asked about that in real time, governor cuomo said, "what am i supposed to do? sent the president a bunch of flowers ? h ow the president a bunch of flowers? how many times do you wa nt to

seeing donald trump saying liberate — that almost sounds like something che guevara would say, as opposeds an interesting choice of words, and donald trump, it seems to me, is appealing directly to his base to some conservatives who have been out of places like michigan, protesting that their freedoms have been taken away because of this lockdown. and they want to have the freedom to go back to school or work, or restau ra nts a nd back to school or work, or restaurants and bars, and mix in public. there's this debate going on between public health workers and people on the business and economic side, and it seems to be setting up this clash here with trump's tweets, with him saying "liberate minnesota, liberate michigan, liberate virginia." but at this time, the white house is generally recommending until the end of april that people shelter at police and socially distance, which would seem to be at odds with this liberation. but those states that you pointed out are run by democrats, but also three key swing states come election in november. for those of us who don't follow america like