winston churchill rightly identified the nature of the imperial job in these regime is the root causeof those conflicts not one in world war iii, we determined to change those regimes. you're right. we succeeded. as for preemption, the bush doctrine does not say preemption is justified under any circus and appeared ready to say it's whether you use sooner or later is a prudential judgment that depends on the circumstances, the gravity of the danger, the alternative strategies available, consequence of waiting too long. we know from history that there are times that using force in her to quote churchill can save much luck, toil, tears and sweat later. one was in the 1930s we waited too long with hitler. another was in 1941 churchville preemptively destroyed the vichy french fleet harbored in iran. a third was the israeli decision rightly shigeo cyrix reactor in may 1981 without which saddam hussein would've had nuclear weapons by the time of the first gulf war. one final thought on the cost of office, the bush doctrine does not say you go to war with everybody to change the nature of t

masters and commanders: how roosevelt, churchill, marshall andal allenbrook won the war 2008, and nowe have the storm of war, a new history of world war ii which was released in the u.k. and was the number two bestseller on the london times' book review list. now, mr. roberts claims to be 48 years old. this is up for considerable debate. either he is about 70 with a lifetime backlog of research that allows him to put out a new book every year or two, or he runs an empire called roberts inc. which is an intellectual sweat shop with a bunch of elbows in the back room churning out product. there appear to be no other explanations for this level of productivity in terms of his output. like all andrew roberts books -- and i have a number of them on my shelf. i've never bought them, i've never gotten a discount -- [laughter] this one is a page turner. it gives us the view point of hitler and his generals. and andrew is trying to answer the really big question that has haunted historians and many others for the last 70 years. why did germany lose the war? was it the superiority of th allied

senator yi and supervisor cohen is on the way and a special guest marisa churchill from the top chef from the food network. i have been with the company for over 35 years and you can probably tell by my hair color. i have seen lots of changes off that time period. lots of innovative things. this is one of the most exciting that we've been involved with as a company. we are aligning our initiative -- is that better? i have been with the company over 35 years and i had the privilege of witnessing many initiatives. as the needs of our customers and patients have changes over time. one of the newest initiatives is the food oasis. it is an expanded offering of fresh and healthy foods in communities that are convenient. we are not always the only offering but here near public transportation in the neighborhood a lot of folks who are home bound don't have access and we are trying to change the offerings that we offer so people can come in and get fresh fruits and vegetables. one we would go and clean up in the community,. love is to the upload them. we have given lots of time and money. --

>> charlie, i think in the end, churchill's doctrine that the unitedtates does the right thing after exhausting all of e alternatives will probably play out here too. >> rose: but the grand design is off the table, it looks like. there's no longer goi to be a $4.5 trillion deduction over 10 years. >> it certainly looks unhikely. and that's too bad. but let's distinguish degrees of bad. i still am confident, as the president has said, as senator mcconnell has said, that a default will be avoided. what the deal will be that will avoid a default is in some sense not the most important question relative to making absolutely certain that we avoid a default. that has to be the first priority. for me. second priority is making sure the economy grows. third priority is, which we need to address now and we're going to need to keep addressing over the next few years, is, bringing the level of spending in ou country d the vel of revenues in our country back into balance. >> ok. fair enough. what does larry summers think is the red line in which this administration, because it has made compromis

winston churchill and franklin d. roosevelt had a special relationship before. in fact that special relationship is very intense and the year before pearl harbor because winston churchill wanted the united states to get involved in world war ii very much, and franklin d. roosevelt himself wanted to get us into the war so the two of them worked hand-in-hand to do everything they could to drag the united states into the war. they had a real special relationship, but they had no incentive to lie to each other and in fact all the incentives were to work closely with them one another to get us into the war. >> host: politically why do leaders find it easier to lie to their own public then two other international leaders? >> guest: it is actually quite simple. it is easiest to lie when there is trust between two people are two groups, and in international politics there is not much trust between any two states. when leader dealing with another theater in most cases, there's not much trust and therefore it is kind of hard to lie rick is the other side is distrustful. w

hitler and churchill, 2003. waterloo, napoleon's last gamble, 2005. "a history of the english-speaking people since 1900". masters and commanders, how roosevelt, churchill, marshall and alan brooke won the war, 2008. and now we have "the storm of war: a new history of the second world war." which was released in the u.k. and was the number two bestseller on the london times book review list. and mr. roberts claims to be 48 years old. this is up for considerable debate. either he is about 70, with a lifetime backdrop of research which allows him to put out a new book every year or two, or he runs an empire called roberts incorporated which is an intellectual selection -- sweatshop with a bunch of elves in the back room. there appears to be no other explanations of this level of productivity in terms of his output. like all andrew roberts' books, and i've a number of them in my shelf, i've never bought them, i've never gotten a discount, this one is a page turner. it gives us the viewpoint of hitler and his generals. and andrew is trying to answer the r

. >>> and a man was hit and killed on churchill after 8:30 last night. caltrain says that person was trespassing. latest incident cops as the agency looks at installing cameras on its trains. the decision was put on hold yesterday as caltrain figures out whether the video recordings, including fatalities, would be a matter of public record >>> the trucking company involved in last month's fatal amtrak crash in the nevada desert is now defending its safety record. a big rig driver for the john davis trucking company slammed into an amtrak train killing six people. the company says that it's determined to find out why the driver ignored it flashing lights and crossing gates and smashed into the moving train. the trucking company also says that it was not at fault at two previous accidents that are cited in the state safety records. >>> some vallejo business owners say that they are seeing an improvement on one of the city's corners known for its prostitution activity. tennessee street and sonoma boulevard have turned into a, quote, ghost town thanks to sur

en distintas palabras winston churchill.rante tantos aÑos... ¿quÉ piensas... y al pensar que ya te despides de eso que durante gran parte de tu vida fue... tan importante? >>un honor. ha sido un honor extraordinario; el mayor honor de mi vida poder servir a mi comunidad y a esta gran naciÓn en ese edificio. las mayores diferencias se discuten allÍ, se resuelven con votos, no con balas. es difÍcil llegar al punto, que una sociedad llegue al punto de poder... decidir sus diferencias en una forma pacÍfica. y ese edificio representa eso, simboliza eso: la democracia, la resoluciÓn de las discrepancias pacÍficamente. no quiere decir que no sean muy profundas las diferencias que se discuten allÍ. no quiere decir que no hay momentos de gran tensiÓn, pero "votos y no balas" y el poder llegar a ese nivel como sociedad, es extraordinario >>¿cuÁles dirÍas tÚ que han sido los logros polÍticos que te sientes mÁs feliz de haber tenido aquÍ en washington? >>sin ninguna duda... el haber podido pasar una ley que le ha permitido aproximadamen

a person was hit and killed close to the churchill avenue crossing in palo alto just after 8:30 last night. cal train says that person was trespassing. the latest incident comes as the agency looks into installing cameras on its trains. that decision was put on hold until they figure out if video recordings of fatality would be public record. >>> the trucking company involved in the amtrak crash is now defending its safety record. a big rig driver for the john davis trucking company slammed into an amtrak train killing six people. the company says it's determined to find out why the driver ignored flashing lights and crossing gates. the trucking company said it was not at fault at two previous accidents cited in state safety records. >>> in less than three hours the space shuttle atlantis is scheduled to take off and the crew is walking out to the shuttle right now. i want to take you there live as we are watching the astronauts this morning. unfortunately, weather has been the biggest question though about this launch. 70% chance that the launch will be postponed. nasa is still plan

again, quo tote -- to quote winston churchill, it is a terrible system. it is just better than any other one. i met with the brazilian supreme court. they have just met with the united states supreme court less than a month ago to deal with their issues. in brazil, every matter that comes before the supreme court of brazil, they had 80,000 cases last year, 80,000, obviously, no justice. you cannot have a system that wants to review 80,000 cases. i do think our appellate system could use some tweaking, but by and large, the florida -- i am not sure i agree with that -- almost certainly respected -- the florida supreme court's motto is, you'll appreciate this, i will not give you the latin version, but the translation is "soon enough, if correct." that is the actual motto. sometimes soon enough is not soon enough. you are correct. as you know, professor, the supreme court of the united states takes such few cases that usually the intermediary court decision is the final one. we have to fill the bench. it is going to be worse every day if we have an empty fe

was a strikingly symbolic act the people who would fill the stadium and jason robards turned to churchill as a show into what amounted to a protest rally. on april ninth two thousand and nine leaders of all opposition parties as their followers to take to the streets in tbilisi. just felt get out second street get out saakashvili get down gets out and you see you know it always is and has never said saakashvili is our president we call him a de facto rather than does your president. today the former participants in the rallies for georgia's independence have united into a party. with our aim is to create a party that is without parallel and georgian history it should be a party based on genuine national values shared by most people in our country. the leader of the new party is live and. a former magnets in the wind industry he has the support of eros he can smell is really the architect of the country's leading television company and george's last ambassador to russia the party's third leader is a historian who has won the nation's affection as an honest woman. one of the shortest rulers

events as up to one in toronto look it's only bensinger for one back after the break and it was churchill for our side on the way to the second part tempers flared when tony pick a yellow card however i was under the pros gave you a lifeline with twenty minutes to go to one because the syrian side failed to give birth any of their other chances portuguese side ran at the victors. formula one now and charles lewis hamilton fought off the challenges of ferrari's fernando alonso and mark read both a second victory of the season afternoon throwing race at the german grand prix webber had started on pole as a dump in the growing of howards and took the lead from him at the first turn the briton then lost and regained it before beating lawns i am going to the line i think you need it sebastian vettel of red bull finished fourth he still seventy seven point zero of webber at the top accountant and alongside first on the straight and heels and nine racist remaining. we want to motor g.p. reigning world champion jorge lorenzo has trained pole position at the laguna seca circuits of the us grand pr

caltrain says a passenger on the tracks was hit near the churchill avenue overcrossing. that's in palo alto at about 8:40 last night. passengers were taken around the scene on buses until the tracks re-opened about 11:00. >>> two men are under arrest for a stabbing at a vta light rail station. two people were stabbed. they are expected to recover. it happened at the civic center station in downtown san jose at around 11:00 last night. the santa clara county sheriff's department is investigating because it does handle all of the crimes on vta light rail platforms. >>> the president of the texas rangers says the baseball team is deeply saddened that a fan died last night after a fall during a game with the as. in the second inning, the spectator named shannon stone was trying to catch a ball tossed to him. there he goes. it was tossed by a texas outfielder after a foul ball by oakland's conor jackson. stone leaned over and caught it and then fell over that railing onto concrete below. he was taken to the hospital and later died from his injuries. >>> and the hall of fame m

it's hard to hutto the points pushers and i would put churchill the splined who told in touch with her tell me to let you build the future a good how would international floods achieve every green lol he told. germany agrees to supply nato forces in libya was born munitions drawing criticism for deviating from its original position on intervention and this speculation it's been pressured by other alliance members. meanwhile of last cooperation with moscow might be taken to a new level as discussions of a common missile defense system in europe are expected to dominate due russia a nato summit in sochi. plus as former general rock a lot its plans to boycott the u.n. war crimes court hearing words faces charges of genocide serbs to lost their families during the bosnian war say justice is totally one sided. watching as he comes to live from moscow ten pm here on the arena joshie welcome germany has agreed to supply munitions for the nato air strikes in libya the move comes despite berlin never originally backing the operation and some suggest peer pressure has caused the shift in positio

producer jenny churchill and mike riggs he's associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com thanks for being here guys. we had some good stuff today the debt debate i think it's getting a little bit. not tense on capitol hill as much as people are getting a little loopy yesterday we told you how house g.o.p. members watched the clip from ben affleck's movie the talent for inspiration but now all the holywood comparisons on the hill are continuing today senator mccain cited one of the most well known movies of all time when he was talking about the debt. then ghana had no choice but to pass a balanced budget amendment and reform entitlements and the cheap party could return to middle earth having defeated morgul or ok tea party ave and then rand paul actually responded to me keynes comments he said i rather be a hobbit then a troll and then they continued sharon angle is gone and paul saying the lord of the tarp is sucking up for obama the lord i'm going to bring. this i honestly don't even know what to say about this it's so bizarre and also i think calling someone a hobbit as a di

improve their lives slowly slowly with time and what kind of foreign relation we might have but churchill was relations in the second half of the program and now what do you think about i mean. the muslim brotherhood very prepared for this election here and nobody else seems to be prepared and they're afraid of what. i would like to say we cannot separate the power of god not rather now because who supported the muslim brothers said that. the united states now the united states is negotiating with the muslim brothers you do really i say george bush and bin ladden of planes so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or the egyptian revolution in isolation from their superpowers and their work. politics the muslim brotherhood does not start their revolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority their evolution on the twenty five of january started without the muslim brothers there was not the same deal islamic slogan christian or religious it was a very secular revolution from the beginning when their revolution succeeded them that most of them rather growing

ambassador to turkey hotel points pleasures and i would print churchill the splendid hotel in touch with the hotel in touch your world if it's a good go how an international house flooded the cheap evergreen lowered toe into. the learning of japan's lost communities police harassed a gang targeting homes in a radiation zone while the owner of soon evacuated struggle to rebuild their shattered lives. the cell phone network that signalling where the shells are india's fisherman find out mobiles are where the money ends. and romania heralds its plans to unite with its smaller neighbor but not all in moldova see it as a happier e.u. . ten am in the russian capital you're watching r.t. i'm more even joshie the trauma for victims of japan's tsunami disaster is being compounded by the fear that they are abandoned homes are being robbed a group of suspected looters has been arrested in the fukushima vacua asians as they are victims continue to queue for basic necessities for months after a disaster struck as sean thomas reports the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their lives i

and join me for happy hour a day of fun time is our producer jenny churchill and their. thompson is back senior editor at the atlantic so we have heard about house big spenders on hair and makeup sarah palin was very famous for that but we have a new one and i'm sure you can't guess who it is but michele bachmann there. i think it probably. is being sarcastic i guess my sarcasm but she spent nearly forty seven hundred dollars on hair and makeup in the weeks after she entered the presidential race on june thirteenth that's a lot of money yeah it is a lot of money but at the same time if she was out running around looking haggard we'd all be sitting here talking about her husband cheating on her what's going on with her life i mean we have to be honest here if people don't look tiptop then everybody section them like hillary has bags one day and everyone's like oh my gosh what's going on is she under so much stress can she not handle it is this not a woman show up with. michele bachmann defender but i have to say i actually don't find any problem with this at all we live i

producer jenny churchill and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black five dot net thanks for joining me guys now i have this story feeling you're going to like this one jimbo for some reason i'm going to show you a new story of a woman in pittsburgh that essentially two wants to this is these are her words to support mother. who are harassed for nursing in public here's her idea on how to change that. on top of the breast is going to be a flashing red light it's going to come flashing in and resume in part the truck plus followers on twitter and facebook which they were going to pull chairs out under the sidewalk we're going to layer we're going to take over the area that we park they want to make a blue truck what do you think would. be a would you be down with the parking in front of the restaurant and all these women coming up in just a bit about your records one hundred percent so i don't see how this could be any time any place anywhere a truck yeah i didn't pay taxes for that i'm just going to say i was confused when i read the story ini

hotel in time to eat learn desoto time ambassador type the hoto full points and how would prince churchill the splendid hotel in touch with the hotel and touch your room the photos a good go how would international house flood to change every green lol he told him to whom. the powerful credit rating agencies get a low score from germany and once they are current after they put forth a lot of risk of a second bailout. facing up to europe sinking feeling the new i.m.f. chief sets out her stall plots the media's eyes remain fixed on her predecessor sleaze scandal. and arctic expansion as russia plans to ask the un to redraw borders at the energy rich north pole which for other countries claim to. and the un's findings into last year's gaza aid flotilla radar do but israel refuses to apologize to turkey for killing nine of its citizens onboard. ten am the russian. capital you're watching r t with me we're going to joshua germany's finance minister wants to curb the power of the dominant credit rating agencies their verdicts can make or break economies most recently causing a euro stock plunge

all right it's friday happy friday and joining me for happy hour is our chief producer jenny churchill and alex bites of all he's a reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and the progress report thanks guys for being here it's happy friday last friday before a possible default and her story as mantua armageddon was approaching last night and politicians were malling over how to avoid it they put aside their differences for you minutes to vote on something really important renaming post office to. be turned twenty five forty eight a bill to just meet the facility of the united states postal service located at sixty three ten university street in fury and illinois is the charles chip lawrence tram post office building i offer dislike. is there that this is right before a financial armageddon post office name change i mean what is the deal they're breaking for this what i find really interesting was even more than that apparently thirteen per cent of all bills that have made it to obama says that he has signed have been about renaming. i mean is that the only thing our government

hansen is in fact not staying with us for happy hour joining me tonight is our g producer jenny churchill and libby jacobson senior policy analyst for new media strategies ladies thank you for joining me. the southern poverty law center i'm not sure what your feelings are exactly about this organization but they've decided to come out today and say they think they can talk instead of the rand paul should be labeled an extremist and one of the examples that they use behind it that logic there is because he said that he would not have voted for the civil rights act because as a libertarian that's just not the way it is why it works and these things but i really have beef with the s.p.l. see too because i feel like they just over label everybody as extreme as they went home we have a clip of rand paul he said the truth the way. i like the civil rights act in the sense that in new discrimination in all public. domains and i'm all in favor of. that but i don't. why does the idea of telling private business owners are poor racism i think it's a bad business decision ever exclude anybody from yo

through me i was thoroughly entertained today with the theft of your coming up with our very own jenny churchill who worked on the show she had some really good questions that she was tweeting to the president of course i don't answer that's what anything i said sorry but as you read it you have a question in there right well you know we try to keep him but we sort of you know with john boehner getting in there we have to answer yours and yours so you know we're we're getting one of the speaker of the house where he's supposed to do ok so we call that a fail i don't know that i have twitter fail i clearly twitter town hall better than those ones that you highlighted were better than what. i would watch that. yeah so you want somebody want to be alone and show twitter account. ok here's a story that barely ok there is really another really scary thing happening in the world so more of your rights are going to buy later and whenever you travel around take a look. u.s. officials have new intelligence indicating that terrorists have discussed surgical surgically implanting explosive devices or compo

i see that opportunity and difficulty as winston churchill said, and not the difficulty in opportunity. we have 47 votes, all 47 republicans have signed on in the senate. in the house, i think we're very close to getting the two-thirds. what i have been telling folks as i would like to see the house vote first and to get that two- thirds. it takes 40 or 50 democrats. realize that this is an incredibly popular issue. it has lost by one vote in the senate before and one vote in the house over the last 25 years. if you poll this question, 75% of democrats in the public of voters are for this. republicans also. independence also. it polls across all party lines. to democrats who want to vote against the balanced budget, i say at your own peril. come to us and work with us and let's get past for the good of the country. this is beyond party politics. i will say on national tv that republicans have been part of the problem. it's not just the democrats. we need restraint and if we don't get it, the country's going to hell in a handbasket. >> the ones being looked at in the mid-1990s are very

was thoroughly entertained today with the stuff that people were coming up with our very own jenny churchill who works on the show she had some really good questions that she was tweeting turned to the president of course i answered you that tweet anything i was to be very widely read if you have a question in there right well you know we try to t.p.m. but we sort of you know with john boehner getting in there we have a chance of ours and they're so you know we're we're getting one up by the speaker of the house where he supposed to do ok so we call that a failing that our twitter fail i'd like to hear in the twitter town hall better than that his those ones that you highlighted were way better than what we saw you know i would watch that very well. so if you want somebody want to be alone and show twitter town. ok here's a story that barely ok there's a really another really scary thing happening in the world so more of your rights are going to be violated whenever you travel now and take a look at u.s. officials have new intelligence indicating that terrorists have discussed surgically imp

he said, quote, i love winston churchill and ronald reagan and jesus christ. yeah, that's original. did he cut and paste this list from candidate answers .com? >> i think there is a comma missing. and abraham lincoln, there was an exclamation. >> there is no way a sane human being could say jesus christ is one of these favorite political figures. >> he coontd have been more cliched in these answers. >> you don't want your president to surprise you. you want him to be predictable. >> he is just full of surprises from what i read. >> the water and the wine people likeyy magic. >> i read my bible. he was a community organizer and a good one at that. but neverland for anything. >> but you have to put him on the list. >> absolutely. >> did he leave anyone out? >> yes, kim kardashian. i don't know howls times i should say this. >> you said before stalin should have been put on the list. >> absolutely. talk about organizing. he may as well said yawn, yawn, yawn, yawn. >> that was the one time he showed pinosh and i'm sure he got bad feedback from it. >> are you probably right. and north ko

>> dijo churchill que la democracia es el peor sistema de gobierno con excepciÓn de todos los temas, visto en paÍses como cuba, venezuela, ecuador, nicaragua que permiten a un caudillo acumular el poder, tomar las decisiones y cuando el caudillo se equivoca o desaparece por cualquier razÓn no existe un sistema de relevo, quÉ dirÍa una persona que va a tomar el poder en venezuela? >> ¿habrÍa un proceso para reemplazar esta ausencia del poder? veo una lucha por el poder actualmente en venezuela, ¿quien pudiera ganar? >> se dice que hay grupos o facciones que se estÁn posicionando para acaparar el poder porque es un poder de mucho dinero. la corrupciÓn en venezuela siempre fue demasiada pero en los Últimos 10, 12 aÑos se ha descarrilado. hay mucha gente que se ha hecho muy rica y que no quieren dejar ese dinero y ese poder, entre ellos el propio hermano de chÁvez que se estÁ posicionando, que gobernador de un estado, no tiene mucha experiencia. Él es uno. otros son miembros del partido que creÓ chÁvez, no se sabe. no se sabe quien puede surgir en una situaciÓn como Ésta sin definiciÓn.

evening and joining me is a long weekend and joining me this evening is argue for these are jenny churchill and jade brewer founder of realist idealist labs still thinking about the weekend. time eleven defendants day. thanks for joining us tonight so let me tell you about a story about news of the world which is a tabloid news paper in the u.k. which is actually owned by rupert murdoch and news corp and they are now being accused of hacking a girl's phone who actually was take a look at this. this is just a means that they were listening in through the messages of a million friends who were trying to find out where she rolls they even apparently deleted some of those messages to make more room on the cell phone mailbox. i'm sorry the girl was murdered and now you want to say that this is just so messed up i can't believe they're doing this but they have actually admitted to illegally hacking the cell phones of twenty four celebrities in the past to even have somebody from the u.k. press association. was arrested in terms of this it makes you think of this is more of a widespread practice a

ok it's time for happy hour tonight and joining me this evening is our chief producer jenny churchill and j.p. freres senior communications strategist at new media strategies you have your own olives keep your hands allergy you want to more. ok so today is the end of an era. i couldn't be more excited but let me show you who talking about. t.v. and radio there is a strange alliance between the left and the islamicist that we're seeing i think it's all part of the coming insurrection the progressives want to do in the first place collapse the system and start all over again you know how much money rupert murdoch is you know he's got all these things going on you think he's going to let a guy it's five o'clock so you bunch of stuff put this together it's completely wrong and stay on the network. yeah that's exactly what i think is that he's going to let you go out there say bunch of things that are completely wrong and stay on the network where you get a whole story about roger ailes and how he started planning this way back to nixon days but are you as happy to see so i am are you sati