before i even saw those who say that evil colin powell. who most people would regard as a normal man was pressurised by the position of office to mislead and to give a false impression i don't know what sort of pressure would make you tell such a blatant lie or better hospital american secretary of state and the exegesis of american state craft and foreign policy well yes previous for it i mean this is the man who was in vietnam when he said i saw no evidence of a massacre over my life i was only a paying my orders now where did we hear that one you want position when you would engage the integrating contributing your position ironically as a captive of the taliban and giving you an international profile and you had decided even in your journalism to translate that into political activism and that led you directly into party politics because you became not just a member and not just a kind of the convenor of the respect party which was a rising as an antiwar party at that time yes well the i. i had been in the labor party as a teenager and

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what ever happened to the remains of napoleon's best friend killed by colin powell in western russia or documentary following my general attempts to follow it on its next. you know we've talked a lot on the show many years about economy and currencies and what makes a currency really what makes a currency is scarcity for example gold is a currency it's money because it's scarce that's the primary reason people use it as money keynesian economics or a socialist is usually a workable because the people who are organizing it think that well you can just print all the money you need you need a program print more money there's socialism for banks on wall street as was pointed out recently one of the big presidential debates you know a bank gets in trouble just print more money well what's the ultimate scarce commodity what is the ultimate scarce commodity think about it what is the ultimate scarce commodity. time of the time to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important. transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability. more equitable and sustainable. they claim that p

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a couple years later gave a speech at the un general assembly and this particular passage, colin powell, the chairman of the joint chiefs at the time tried to excised this passage twice and reagan kept putting it back in which was if we were attacked by aliens from outer space the conflict and disputes among us here on earth would seem trivial by comparison. on the one hand this was kind of naughty. on the other hand there is something to it. maybe when you are talking about catastrophic things and weapons of mass destruction taking a view from 1 billion miles up might be the way to do it. while reagan was doing this something was going on on the subterranean level. there was a civilian in the pentagon named frank miller, where dick cheney became secretary of defense, he was a different guy then than he was as vice president, he was listening to a briefing from, ha, all the doctrines with and by secretaries of defense calling for limited nuclear options and restraint in the use of nuclear weapons, he's hearing this briefing and doesn't hear any of this and goes to cheney who he is frien

when colin powell was secretary, he said, you know, i got lots of solutions from the outside, he said on bloomberg's board or something like that. so he abolished it. so different secretaries have different tastes and different receptivity to their work. but certainly the inr is a valued part of the community and we hope that it informs secretaries of state. >> last one. >> yes. i have a question that relates to a certain aspect of john bolton. let me provide a little background i'm interested in first. your insights. some people might even use the word speculation, but speculation raises some connotation. so let's assume i'm asking you for your insights. john bolton was in a position inside the administration as you were. if he had been allowed to go to the senate and give his what he , knew, in his book that's coming out in a couple of months, or if he had been able to get the subpoena up to the senate and be called to tell us, would that have made a difference in terms of how the inquisition about impeachment came out? would the senate have acted differently if they heard what was