for churchill, he had no trust of the british and fact straw. the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia, to being much more in the line with the british. atlanta assist agenda ah, ah, the united states war is war, but business is business in return for help. and in exchange, buffalo global one destroy is the u. s. demands the right to use. 8 british military base is in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the u. s. that we didn't pay for in $940.00 alone written pays the united states for and a half $1000000.00 in cash. a huge amount of money at the time. when roosevelt down to the u. k is the ability to pe he sends a cruise at the cape town where 50000000 pounds of british gold reserves are stored in desperation, chance you're right to roosevelt. in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat, after which the us would run t

, and richard, john churchill. his father was a descendant of the duke of marbra. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. he was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to, i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill, his biography, or the greatest britain ever. according to a b. b. c poll, he started a military career, actually in cuba. he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india. he then went of sudan was even at the battle of om dorman. and he saw serious military action. he was in the boer war fighting, and he was actually imprisoned and escaped. more than that, he also enlisted during the great war, what we call a 1st world war churchill. i was also a romantic trigger. he wanted to be a great war lea

not go ahead. churchill flies to moscow. a . the situation on the soviet frontline is dying. the nazis are advancing to the coupon. i'm north focuses under approaching stalingrad, started son senior lieutenant jago gush feely is in captivity and announced a concentration camp. don, skip him yet, but he a whole must court now which and to roland options, virginia, california, the berlin. forget to just keep up. shell, says churchill, and which in hall had met eddie, of course, are pretty more venial. i'm gonna charge the vogtle sister dumpster gesture. boucher trust that ordination kirkwood start working till a door if door door was so sway. no insurance, pollution. mm. churchill wants to leave moscow, but stop and invite him to his criminal apartment. the banquet last more than 7 hours, and they begin to get along. if only i could dine with starlit once a week. it would be no trouble at all. november 1943 cheiron, the iranian capital. all 3 countries have embassies hair. it's the 1st big meeting of the big 3. stolen muster w

he doesn't trust churchill. at 4 o'clock this morning, hitler attacked and invaded russia. suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him, the german bomb rain down from the sky above the russian. that is, russian danger is therefore our danger, and the danger of the united states. 2 days later us, president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. territory makes a speech in december of 41 and the senate is as if the russians are when they wish to support the germans. that if the germans are, when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt, warm stall in of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence response, thank the via tank is still in doubt. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and americ

mm churchill had gone into the war seeking power. it was his avenue, the true, the prime minister shook. mm. yoseph is ariana village starlin. original named joe gut, feeling the son of a shoemaker and a peasant woman. he had rule the country since 1922. if you look objectively at the achievements of the soviet he and geron stollins period, you would have to say that they were tremendous. social welfare benefits were provided to the soviet population of medical care education, living standards, blue professor grove, a 3rd, ph. d, at volunteer state university in new jersey, is well known for his work on soviet history and politics. he was a major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century. but at 1st the allies treat uncle joe as style and is referred to in the west with arrogance. the soviet leda was from a low social background and had been through prisons, an exile to stalin, rose from the lowest of the ranks. he in fact named himself, stalin, which means man of steel. scott bennet,

so paul rheingold, who was churchill's counterpart in france, he asked churchill to relieve france of their vow, and he said he would on two conditions. one was france held, 400 captured, german pilots and churchill demanded that france turn them over to britain. renewed agreed to do that. but never did. and that could be a book for somebody else to write. and another great quote from churchill in his history of the war, he said, they all became available for the battle of britain and we had to shoot them down again. and a lot of them, they did shoot down again. the other condition was churchill was horrified at the thought that the french navy would be consumed by the german navy and added to the german navy. great britain is an island. they depend for the life and death on command of the seas. so he demanded that the key ships in the french fleet either be sailed to britain, sail to the united states, become part of the royal navy, or scuttled by the french and the majority of the french ships were in either british ports or british controlled ports. so it was easy to take control o

so paul rheingold, who was churchill's counterpart in france, he asked churchill to relieve france of their vow, and he said he would on two conditions. one was france held, 400 captured, german pilots and churchill demanded that france turn them over to britain. renewed agreed to do that. but never did. and that could be a book for somebody else to write. and another great quote from churchill in his history of the war, he said, they all became available for the battle of britain and we had to shoot them down again. and a lot of them, they did shoot down again. the other condition was churchill was horrified at the thought that the french navy would be consumed by the german navy and added to the german navy. great britain is an island. they depend for the life and death on command of the seas. so he demanded that the key ships in the french fleet either be sailed to britain, sail to the united states, become part of the royal navy, or scuttled by the french and the majority of the french ships were in either british ports or british controlled ports. so it was easy to take control o

churchill will write. st paul's students and staff have relocated to the countryside for the duration of the war for ago. let me transform the empty building of gothic victorian design with peaked roofs, stained glass and chimneys everywhere, and 153 hammersmith road into personal headquarters for the purpose of planning the invasion of france. the headmaster's house is now personal quarters. monty organized today's event down to the minute each officer takes a seat on the hard wooden benches more often by teenage schoolboys. the is broken. no one takes off their coat, primitive churchill sits in the more comfortable front row of next to the stage in padded armchairs reserved for himself. montgomery, american general dwight eisenhower and no less than great sovereign king george, the today's presentation is top secret. no cameras or press eisenhower. eisenhower will later joke that nazi german dictator adolf hitler could have killed every tough american and british with a single, well-placed. but the invas

churchill tried to do everything possible to delay this event.chill started another difference to say that well, everything is fourth, if it works out, if some conditions match, and so on. got up and quit. molotov and the tedder we have nothing to do here, we are returning home. we have so many things to do there, and here there is nothing to waste, there is nothing to lose. well, roosevelt managed to mix things up. stalin knew that roosevelt, the united states, was extremely interested in the soviet union going to war with japan along with the united states after he verbally promised roosevelt, well, roosevelt was categorically not interested in disrupting the e negotiations as a result of the second front was opened six months later. after the meeting in tehran, and the meeting itself took place, mainly according to the soviet scenario, largely due to the work of foreign intelligence. in the early spring of the 45th year, soviet intelligence received information that negotiations were underway in switzerland between the anglo-american allies an

churchill chair mr.n we met, i told you today that i will tell you in my address to parliament a story about my feelings during my first visit to london as president in 2020, the program included the royals william catherine buckingham palace the aircraft carrier of the royal navy, of course, westminster, downing street and the halls of the operations centers and one of them has the famous churchill chair and gizu, smiled and invited me to sit on this chair, from which issued military orders. and he asked me what i feel, i said that of course i felt something, but only now i understand what it was. just said that london did not make a decision on the supply of fighters to kiev. well, he will study such the possibility of the british air force trying to cut the training program for ukrainian pilots. and the same representative of the sunak will start it as soon as possible, that is, two statements that contradict each other. and why are you training pilots then, if you are not going to supply aircraft to

also churchill's for for all of history to remember. ladies and gentlemen, you have got it seen and to the world all by our great commander. a man who has proved not only his capacity to organize and the movements of our men, but just men. part. and who has shown a capacity for making great nations together more truly united than they ever have before. and so, by sincerity, simplicity, a kansan conquered britain back, home in america, the way all the world calls mamie with the first to say, i like ike, and then the rest of us shall it to not hail the conquering hero, but bursting with pride and. a great friend, a great guy who understands that washington belongs not to a president, but to the people. i stand before the electors, lawmakers. first from the very about political life and the symbol of those things we call the american heritage. and now watch what a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world. new york york. watch the women. watch the young people. watch all the people make up the surging, independent vote will mean

people in europe is the idea of winston churchill. know, we tend churchill.s. sir winston churchill, this of course, this great hero. but of course, to people in eastern to many people in eastern europe, memories europe, the memories of churchill broadcasts churchill and his broadcasts across will ring across europe will still ring very of course, very true. and of course, ukraine as much part that as ukraine is as much part that as any resonate yeah any it'll resonate very yeah remember the remember churchill was the person that adopted that phrase the curtain . absolutely. the iron curtain. absolutely. lansky referred to absolutely. in which so many countries found themselves wrong side of. themselves on the wrong side of. and i think that that of that also very strongly to also plays very strongly to other nations in europe. the idea that if russia allowed idea that if russia is allowed to push up through ukraine then suddenly it is slovakia on its doorstep it is poland on its doorstep it is poland on its doorstep then you know, that doorstep and then you

and she mentioned sir, quotation of, she seems, it's churchill winston churchill. when you go through the hell did not stop. tatyana misses her sister and campaigns for her release around the world. to very difficult situation and very difficult, almost 2 years. and also because she cannot listen to music, she is not allowed to play flute. of course, with i supposed have food so many months ago actually. and so we were confused because the struggle against lucas shank goes regime has brought the 2 women together. maria called, yes, nick kava, the prominent opposition leader and the world class composer. olga put guys garcia, they agree that bella bruce has reached a moment of decision. both are trying in their own way to free their country of its dictatorship. ah, neosha adjustable much little. i very much wanted maria to hear my peace in what? whenever i think about where maria is now, i start tearing out the stills, stills, it, that have been, i lose because it's, it's like just tears. it's a kind of hopelessness with that because you don't know what you can that

let's remember who said it wasn't we who said it, churchill said it and would have said it.this is the inner quality of this polish soul, i don’t want to say anything about the whole people, but here is the soul of the gentry, it is not very good. yes, here such a vile thing to tear a piece quietly, so that everyone would even be there, so that everyone would protect you. in the interwar period, the independent polish state existed for exactly 21 years from 1918 to 1939 in front of you are unique shots of archival newsreel shot in 1930 , one of the costumed celebrations dedicated to the centenary of the polish national uprising against russia is captured on film they salute their ancestors who fell in the fight against the russian crown. napoleon, who destroyed the holy roman empire of the german nation, heartburned moscow, was now revered in poland at the beginning of the 20th century along with national heroes. paying tribute to the memory of the conquering campaign of the french emperor, the poles were preparing to repeat his accomplishments. in poland, it developed on th

ends belarus in the power of the baltic cyclone notes of peter i and the english commander john churchill books of the late 18th century from the khrebtovich collection and now in the ownership of the national library of belarus a generous long week of maslenitsa celebrations ends in belarus we say goodbye to winter and meet spring in the capital today we turned around merrily. in each area of ​​the festivities there is a fair, artisans and play areas for children. this is a traditional attribute of such events maslenitsa is considered the oldest folk holiday. among the slavs, an obligatory culinary symbol is pancakes according to one of the faiths, if pancakes are baked every day all year round, connoisseurs of national cuisine will not be happy , they offer dozens of different types for every taste, as well as other dishes and aromatic drinks, this day does not pass without folk games and amusements , everyone, without exception, takes part in them. even the youngest guests culminate in the burning of an effigy, which symbolizes the evil forces of the gospel, for everything is enough he

i think of zelenskyy as a modern day churchill. he's been able with the power of his words give power to the ukrainian people, similarly churchill stayed in london, had the power of his words. and there's a sense in which fdr had to do what biden has had to do, which is go step by step in ratcheting up his support for britain because this was in 1940, '41 before pearl harb, and we didn't have enough weapons to give to britain. when we were only 18th in military power, we went up in powerhouse then. he gavepo 12 fighter planes at which point the military said you can't do that, if germany conkkers europe and they find our weapons there you'll be hunb by a lamppost. so that same concern biden has had how to move forward, at the same time we've become hostages to fortune right now in terms of how ukrainian democracy works. that's the question biden will need to present even more weapons to them in order to let this war be won because if it's lost then his presidency is courageously built on it. that means the ukrainians have to win th

now, as we said, the churchill did appear, it is siren suits in congress. during world war 2 and zelinski and his characteristic fatigues. do you think the comparison goes any further than what they were congress? well, i won't speak to churchill, but i will say that as lansky as it is a puppet. he does what he has told one he is told, and they, you know, the people who control him decided that if they put him in a green t shirt would look like a hero. so they, they had him were a green t shirt. this is a fellow who is a comedy actor and who, who was involved in some very, very cd banks, very moral things during his career during dances that were, were very disgraceful with a bunch of perverted man. and so he's, he is a creation of the media out a whole lot. he really didn't exist as, as i mean, flying until the media created an image. i haven't very much like a, like a play actor. and funny, which a bit before i let you go, i just want to ask you one last question the, the 1000000 dollar question is, what's your take on how the conflicts in ukraine will be

general, but but that the churchill eisenhower relationship is also crucial.and it probably bears a little more attention to that's my understanding is that churchill was the one who was more upset about, but that washington certainly knew some representation was going to be made. so the next question comes from mike online and i'm going to ask a follow up to it. maybe best for the panel to discuss, but is there any evidence they discussed the seizure of german scientists and research and my follow is does the halting at the elbe allow them to focus on hunting the the nazi scientist. look i i love when i'm able to do this i really don't know i don't know the details of the protocols of what was discussed at yalta dr. pelosi does. and i think maybe let's let's save that one for the for the panel. but i don't see why the halt the elbe would affect that one soldier because we're like processing the population. i mean probably halting at the elbe probably meant we missed lot of scientists. we might have picked up and went into soviet captivity. i'm not i don't thi

the experience of world war 2, churchill, you know, several references to churchill and during the war spirit, really during the war spirit lends his own experience. having kind of been in the place where church on the chair that church sat in during the 2nd world war. a couple of years ago how he felt about that, talking about freedom, about good versus evil, about bravery, about leadership, all of these kind of these values and ideas that kind of, you know, kind of get, you know, you really hear a lot about in, in kind of the british kind of national culture referring to the royal family even linking the role family to what is his next kind of big ask which is fighter jets, kind of, you know, giving this helmet in saying that in britain, the king prince former prince charles, who trained as an air force pilot in britain, the king is an air force pilot. he said in ukraine, every air force pilot is a king and saying that you know what their next p kind of request from the west is, is, is for a fighter aircraft. i mean, even t ma support references to t and i really wasn't any good loss

churchill had the power of his words. and there's a sense in which fdr had to do what biden has had to do. to go step by step in ratcheting up his support for britain. this was in 1940, '41, before pearl harbor. we didn't have enough weapons to give to britain. he gave everything he could. we were only 18th in military power. he gave 12 fighter planes. at which point the military said you can't do that. that's a quarter of ours. you'll be impeached. if germany finds our weapons there, you'll be hung by a lamp post. so that same concern, how to move forward. on the other hand as you say at the end of your talk, we have become hostages to fortune in terms of how democracy works. so that's the question biden may need to present even more weapons to them to let this war be won. if it's lost, then his presidency is courageously built on it and we have to home they win the battle. that means the ukrainians win the battle and we have to help them. he. >> i feel like flerms the opposition party to president biden, the republican

i, mean i think of zelenskyy as a modern-day churchill. he has been able with the power of his words to give the strength to the ukrainian people, the power of his example, staying in kyiv instead of running around and going away as he was asked to do. similarly, churchill stayed in london, at the power of his words, and there is a sense in which fdr had to do what biden has had to do. which is to go step-by-step and ratcheting up his support for britain. because this was in 1940, 1941, before pearl harbor. and we didn't have enough weapons to give to britain. he gave everything he could to britain. when we were on the 18th military, power we went or not the powerhouse than. he gave 12 footer -- that is a quarter of our, thing you will be impeached if you do. that eternally, congress -- they find our weapons, there you will be hung by a lamppost. so that same concern that biden has had, how to move forward. but on the other hand as you are just saying at the end of your talk right now. we have become hostages to fortune now in terms of how

you know churchill. i know . years on our screens. you know churchill. i know. is churchill.dogs helped contribute to the popularity of the breed which are more to suffer serious health concerns . other pets with health concerns. other pets with a more normal face which i think is face ist isn't it too churchill. joining me now is jennifer whyte communications, manager. that's a thank you very very much. and why now? why are we why we? why we? well, we come enough to churchill know it's all the rage to come after churchill, but it's usually a different type one. why this dog. well, i'm going to say it's because we know that these dogs are suffering flat faced breeds like bulldog every time like english bulldog every time they take a breath are gasping for air. and because of inbreeding, they can't mate without human interference . they without human interference. they can't give birth naturally . and can't give birth naturally. and that really is just the tip of the iceberg. they have a host of health issues. and that's why it's so vital for companies like churchill to not th

i go back in history to roosevelt and churchill when they had to sneak off in the dead of night when they had a body double to go meet churchill off of the coast of newfoundland and then of course all of the meetings in world war ii. and then, zelenskyy has been called churchill of our generation, and biden going there today, it is going to be a moment for the history books. it is like when john f. kennedy went to berlin and gave a speech at the height of the war, and this is the height of the western allies and biden did something really heroic. >> yeah, a new frontier of the east and the west. jonathan wakro, and tell me, because i would not want to be in charge of the president's security here, and tell us what would have gone through keeping him safe in a war zone? >> well, jim, this trip is unprecedent because the presidents have gone the war zones and hostile environments, but the planning and execution for this specific trip is unique. it is deviating from the standard model that the secret service has applied in the advanced planning. what i mean is that in the past, some of

but churchill has already given the order to develop a new military plan. attack on the soviet union was simply planned. at the same time, they wanted to use 100,000 in it. the just defeated soldiers of the german wehrmacht can be assessed by any thinking person. it's simple dishonest and june 29, 1945. he gives the order to marshal zhukov to push the army to combat positions in the western direction. the ally clearly a sudden blow will not work then churchill, as you know, mobilized german prisoners of war in northern germany to turn their weapons against the soviet union and arrived at the potsdam conference. stalin asked him what was happening there? what are you doing there? the japanese feared most of all that the soviet union would intervene in the pacific war. truman understood this, stalin assures him that the russians enter the war on schedule truman writes in his diary that stalin will start the war with japan on august 15 and then the japs will end the indestructible kwantung army. she only lasted 20 days. the brilliant manchurian operation of th

a stronger better race came and took their place winston churchill this is about a monstrous genocide of indians that lasted over 300 years about 90% of the indigenous population of america was wiped out . scum, outcasts that needed to be wiped off the face of the earth, expelled from most of the east coast of death. 01 english 1945 german camp death west well existed due to the robbery of the colony, the colony brought huge profits to the inhabitants of britain, france tried to achieve the same floor. roberts, doctor of economics, journalist, former assistant secretary of the treasury, us economic policy, in his articles and books analyzes the economic causes destabilizing the world. i don't think the driving force behind european colonialism was anything other than greed, the sun never set on the british empire. her colonies were everywhere and this empire is much older than i admire the english people in the work of colonization, they have done the unheard of. fascism forgetting the contribution of other countries to the development of this idea the concept of fascism goes back to

churchill wept.hem possible. so great, thumbs up for the president for dog it today. >> bret: jeff, it's no small feat to get a president secretly into a place that is under war conditions. you have been on these trips before. it's a big deal. >> it is i have been on a couple secret trips before one with obama to afghanistan and mike pence to iraq and afghanistan. there is certainly a lot of secrecy around it. this one was unusual in that at least the trips i have been on the president lands in a plane a u.s. air base and that was not an option here. president biden landing first in poland and then taking a train to the ukrainian capital and all, of course, all of it, of course, clouded in secrecy and i know that the white house will see this as a pretty big success because he got there, because he nothing went wrong and because he was able to do something that he has been wanting to do for a long time which is to show up in kyiv. show that the resolve that he has been talking about from nato and fro

you're telling me there was a trouble assassination to potentially kill fdr stolen and churchill at the ii? and to paint that picture for you, just you know boards, it's right as they get together but the first time, the knots he has invaded the soviet union and stolen wants us to invade and help them. this is the moment where the big they get to get there, look each other in the eye, and planned what becomes the invasion of normandy. it goes all the way to tehran, that's what the meeting takes places, motorcade coming down to the city, and everyone's waving, they want to see the president. it's actually a secret service decoys. the real fdr's ducked down and hiding in the back of a beat up sedan. across the study. weaving through the sidestreets, and when we heard that, we need to tell the story. people need to hear it. >> brad, what are the things that we were talking about recently was that nazism was upping in history. but yet, this new incarnation of neo-nazis them, the racism and antisemitism that underpins it, is, it's becoming increasingly prevalent in our world. and very violen

the war was bitter and sweet for winston churchill. how did the american rat move forward from the bankrupt british empire? i saw that stalin took berlin and eastern europe and his own and realized that the westerners suffered in this field . greetings to the representatives of the islamic council in the meeting in the presence of the first vice president, the minister of economy and the governor of the central bank , ghiralani told the speaker of the changes in the foreign exchange market that we reached a good conclusion for the foreign exchange market. it is at the crossroads

but it gets to what gets to winston churchill. he has a five page summary of the verb of it's a report he writes in the margin in his own hand. what can be done. what can be said as if he's left speechless by what he's reading in this account. he you know he's far his deputy anthony eden he has a meeting him he tells him he has no objection to the bombing of the way railway tracks anything out of the air ministry. the air force you can it goes to the head of the air ministry. we can't this we only bomb at night. this is an operation the day. so this is one for the americans, i would say right the americans and the brits divided up bombing schedules. that's what they had. the americans bombed by day. the brits did. the raf, the royal air force do by night. this is one for the americans. meanwhile, the americans are going through this bureaucracy and i have their notes from people saying this seems in your line more debarment. you allen dulles, the future head of the cia. he gets a really early copy. he's sitting switzerland and ins

and she mentioned sir, quotation of, she seems, it's churchill winston churchill. when you go through the hell did not stop tucked santa mrs. her sister and campaigns for her release around the world to very difficult situation and very difficult, almost 2 years and also because she cannot listen to music. she is not allowed to play duluth of course. i suppose here to sir many months ago actually. and so we were refused to cause the struggle against lucas shank goes. regime has brought the 2 women together. maria, cal, yes. nick, kava, the prominent opposition leader and the world class composer. oh, got put guys, garcia. they agree that bella ruth had reached a moment of decision both are trying in their own way to free their country of its dictatorship. i neosha adjustable much at all. i very much wanted maria to hear my peace in what whenever i think about where maria is now, i start tearing up the still sills. if that had been alice because actually it's like just tears. it's a kind of hopelessness. what? because you don't know what you can, that you could sort