general de gaulle spoke very little of polynesia and he didn't tell me about the two a toltz. enough he underlined the need to get to work it was urgent we had to act quickly. recently for him the experiments had to take place and go well. for this they needed vast open spaces remote and sparsely inhabited french polynesia was just that a large area bigger than europe the new didn't know was that two years earlier in one nine hundred sixty one topographic surveys had already been carried out. at one point he might have seen that i was embarrassed that i was questioning myself and i didn't even have time to talk see he told me that if it didn't go well you know there could have been a fair because he would declare that french polynesia would become a military territory there. just have a good i knew that fred the state would take it by force i knew where end it would come to it was too important for friends and for dick all to go on february the six nine hundred sixty four the territorial assembly of polynesia buckled under pressure and approved the general's decision as a resu

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and we got to the cemetery, and here you see president de gaulle saluting along with the various states bear. there. and it was then the flag that was folded and presented to mrs. kennedy. and then we went back to the white house where mrs. kennedy held a reception where all of the heads of state came. and they paid their respects to the president. and meanwhile i told mrs. kennedy but i hope your mum at mama today is john's third birthday and she said yes, and they had a little birthday party after this perception and it was just john and caroline and their cousins and other members of the family and it was something they had promised john and they told him that we will be back on monday to celebrate your birthday. and she did. and that night was after 11:00 o'clock. the phone rang and it was mrs. kennedy. she said, mr. hill, the attorney general and i want to go back to the cemetery to pay our respects and i said, okay. and we took them to arlington. and she brought a small bouquet of flowers and stayed there 10 or 12 minutes or so and then went back to the white house. but that was t

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to general de gaulle know the truth was it hidden from him as well whatever the case this is what he had to say a few weeks later in tahiti. as you know all of the arrangements that have been made. disadvantage whatsoever also the dear people. it wasn't until the publication of an official document in two thousand and six that the full extent of the nuclear fallout in french polynesia was revealed. the ministry of defense recorded more than one hundred eighty incidents of nuclear fallout during atmospheric testing from nine hundred sixty six to nine hundred seventy four however this was absolutely useless how did they come to this figure what data was it based on what scientific criteria we used reports from a nine hundred seventy four blast in tahiti located in one thousand two hundred kilometers from showed that only a part of the island was affected. however thirty eight years later in feb twenty twelfth the entire island is considered to have been affected by the radioactive cloud that didn't follow the predicted trajectory. no less serious attitude has been to take us for idiots

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we got to the cemetery, and here you see president de gaulle saluting along with the emperor and the various heads of state there. the flag was then folded. it was presented to mrs. kennedy. we then went back to the white house where mrs. kennedy held a reception for all those heads of state that had come to see her and pay their respects to the presidentment meanwhile -- president. meanwhile, i'm told mrs. kennedy -- i told mrs. kennedy, i hope you remember that a today is john's third birthday, and she did, and they had a little birthday party after this reception upstairs this the white house. it was just john, caroline and their cousins and members of the family, but it was something that they had promised john when they left that previous thursday. they told him we'll be back monday to celebrate your birthday. and she did. that night, it was after 11:00, phone rang, and it was mrs. kennedy. she said, mr. hill, the attorney general and i want to go back to the cemetery to pay our respects and to see the eternal flame. i said, okay. we're standing by, we're ready to go. so she and

and is probably a step to whats that would you say that this is quitting the blog in the school de gaulle quoted making courses. you know it's understood he attended overtones. oh what i feel the tingling use to anybody born in the struggling with this but the way to know what happened to that the band and back in seventy one. nobody paid attention to them today nobody's paying attention to them now all of these people went against what mission of people i caught that one of them. get people to people who have supported the four sundays in committee. will they did in seventy one. well all for getting love that i would like to justice and that you know that these old amazing since these rights to whom you do when tides of the things that would these be going back and seventy one or that they existed. all in or they had a watchful eye on but didn't stop with the addition this topic. what they did shift to the bottom of this on the other nevada caucus time of the chaldean my ability to get in. that's somewhat of a boy yet as the court of law. as far as i understand this the right of the proc

he saw charles de gaulle at the end of may shortly after that come and charles said to them, give the best advice you can. the smartest people you can possibly bring into your administration. but at the end of the day, you must make the decision. you are the one who has to decide what is appropriate and wise, and can you be remembered what harry truman said, the buck stops here. so he grew and he was skeptical and had the greatest tension with the joint chiefs of staff. he battled with them over the issue of nuclear weapons. >> as you say, both president clinton and bobby kennedy, much better than the joint chiefs and many of the advisors. they were pragmatic, cared about politics but argue for military restraint where both the joint chiefs, people like bundy and mcnamara all state under johnson really tarnished the reputation by their performance in vietnam. why was kennedy better than his advisers sequence well, -- it's not working. i think kennedy understood he was the responsible party. and he was deeply troubled by the fact that -- and what people have forgotten, i still teach, i

i fully -- i even got charles de gaulle on board and you keep testing. you've got to stop. is easy for you to say sitting in hyannis port. i'm sitting with arabs all around and join me to give up nuclear testing. and kennedy threatened him in such a way that he resigns. i want to you the iphone articles not in any crackpot publication, but in very sophisticated publications saying forget lyndon johnson, forget the cia, forget fidel castro. we have a few little bombshells we throw in. not proven. >> i hear you. okay. your turn, place. questions for marty. please approach the microphone there. >> you're going to be on c-span. anybody? here comes somebody. once we get a couple of brave souls breaking the ice. i'm sorry you have to do this but that so they can pick it up. >> welcome back. thank you. such a joy, thank you. >> thanthank you very much. >> where were you on november 22, 1963? >> first of all, i wasn't born. [laughter] i was the headmaster of the worst private school in new england. made in the united states. they brought me in to save the schools in vermont. i didn

. -- andn founding fathers france too, general de gaulle fought to establish french independence andnomic power while strengthening french- german friendship. resistr for europe to the world's great changes and in order to keep at bay the threat war, europeans sought to build an ambitious project. they put in place a political constructed union not thanks to violence or to conquest but through the states and the peoples. the idea that union makes strength, which is as you know, the model of europe. the accelerated pace of globalization, the emergence of bric countries transformed the status quo. the european union rapidly opened up its doors to ex soviet members and sought to reunify europe by getting rid of the curtain seen by many as a scar tearing the continent apart. the european union grew bigger different ways, following the recent croatia now 28 stateare members. project the european was never -- meanwhile, we built a common currency, the euro. 17 countries adopted the currency. rapid enlargement in common currency, this was the gamble. europe would bet be reconciled and prosp

. >> welcome to charles de gaulle international airport. >> reporter: everywhere you go, there she ist in such a nice way. >> reporter: that midwestern accent hales from a place you might not expect, a little village in northern maine. >> thank you for your understanding. >> reporter: where that voice has a face. carolyn hopkins' face. >> while on the moving sidewalk, please stand to the right -- >> reporter: at 65 years old she e-mails those little greetings from her modest office. >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. >> reporter: most she says she does with a smile. >> traveling can be such a bummer nowadays that people need a friendly voice. >> reporter: she started almost by accident. she worked at innovative electronic designs, the company that sells paging and public address systems. they had a product. she had the secret ingredient. >> my father had a big, deep, booming voice, and i always kind of imitated him. it was a little strange for a girl, but that's all right. >> reporter: her voice has gone places she herself has never been, 200 airports all around the world