he said fidel castro transformed cuba.nd he said the president of nicaragua, wasn't an oppressive guy. >> what i say to people who don't get it. go there, burn your american passport and call me and let me know how that worked out for you. liz: let's get to your money. all three major averages closing the day in the green, ending near record highs. the include chip index up nine weeks. that's the longest streak since 1995. stocks are trading higher on hopes the trade deal will be conclude. here is the * speaking earlier. president trump: both parties wants to make it meaningful. i can speak for president xi and myself. we want it to be a meaningful deal. not a deal that's done and doesn't mean anything. we want this to be a deal that will last many, many years and will be good for both countries. but we want to make it meaningful. china has the advantage of having many years of tremendous success at the expense of the united states. liz: news coming in that china will commit to buying $1.2 worth of u.s. goods. new england

he went to meet cuban leader, fidel castro, and was offered meat and abandoned his well— known castroell—known vegetarian stamps. in the current political climate, it is everything to play for. if there was a sensational allegation, may be the other 19 pages we have not seen, but they think they would put it at the front. many thanks indeed. that is it for the papers tonight. you can see the front pages on the website. and if you miss the programme, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, nigel nelson and jo phillips. next, it is the film review. hello there and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have mark kermode. what have you got in store for us this week, mark? something for everyone. we have the lego movie 2, i know you're a huge lego movie fan. we have if beale street could talk, the new film by barryjenkins. and alita — battle angel, fantasy set in a dystopian future, is there any other kind?

when that happened, it looked like fidel castro would lose power because of the economy.ence of hugo chavez. he came into power in 1999 in venezuela and he began to pour oil into cuba. they gave him, the security department gave him that iron fist that he uses in cuba so well and transferred that to venezuela. then chavez gave oil to nicaragua. and daniel ortega who got into power again during chavez's regime. if that lifeline is cut between venezuela and cuba and venezuela and nicaragua. regimes of the latter two countries. danny ortega in nicaragua and the successor to fidel castro in cuba, this may be the beginning of the end of a 60-year tyrannyn on the island of cuba and what's going on in nicaragua. trish: why is that good for us? >> the reasons the soviet union was in cuba for so long. it provided them -- they were willing to spend billions of dollars there because it substituted for putting an tear craft carrier off the coast of florida you have 45-50 minutes away from the south coast of until is cuba. the fact the soviets were there, venezuela. and the soviets ar

praise. >> totally transformed society. >> have you regretted the characterization of ortega and fidel castrou made in 1985? >> the key issue here was whether the united states should go around overthrowing small latin american countries. >> he went on to not answer the question though he did again tell cuba's advances in healthcare which are difficult to document. as for venezuela there are reports that maduro has closed the border with brazil to block much-needed humanitarian aid but there are also signs the military is switching sides so with or without bernie sanders's support juan guaido appears to be strengthening. >> a new election in the north carolina congressional district involved in a scandal over voting fraud. the republican leading the race dropped is effort to be satisfied as the winner. a congressional seat still hanging in the balance. >> month later. this is not unprecedented but almost. this is the second time in modern history for congressional redo election, the first ever in north carolina. to understand how unusual this situation is in the reasoning behind it listen to

all the cuban people are going to rise up in rebellion against fidel castro.rgot he educated kids gave them healthcare and totally transformed the society not to say that fidel castro or cuba are perfect certainly not. just because ronald reagan dislikes these people does not mean to say that the people in their own nations feel the same way. >> sean: looks like a former 60's hippy turned professor. sounds like the professor could use hannity history lesson about censorship and economic disaster of cuba and murdering rage of innocent people. not just cuba we are watching this now unfold in realtime as far as left agenda playing thought venezuela where free leads to famine and socialism leads to suffering. they have food shortages and violent constant chaos. look at this footage. venezuela's maduro is actually stopping aid from reaching his own country. let me ask a question. well, how many people are fleeing capitalism? not a lot. how many people are fleeing from america to venezuela? free market capitalism works. the greatest wealth creator in the history of

bernie sanders also spoke well of fidel castro which came back to haunt him when a clip from him 1985 castro's praise. >> it totally transform the society. >> have you regretted the characterizations of daniel ortega and fidel castro in 1985? >> the key issue here is whether the united states should go around overthrowing small latin american countries. >> he went on further to not answer the question though he did tell her to cuba's advances in health care which are difficult to document. as for venezuela, there are reports nicolas maduro has closed the border with brazil to block much needed humanitarian aid but there are also signs the military is switching sides. with or without bernie sanders support, juan guaidÓ appears to be strengthening. >> shannon: thank you very much. there's going to be a new election in the north carolina congressional district engulfed in a scandal over voting fraud. today the republican leading the race dropped his effort to be certified as the winner. congressional seat still hanging in the balance. >> months later, this isn't unprecedented but almost.

look what he said about communism and fidel castro.as totally convinced castro were the worst guy in the world. all the cuban people would rise up against fidel castro. forgot educated their kids, gave them health care, transformed the society. not to say fidel castro and cube is perfect. ashley: what? stuart: this is the heavy enon earth author. does the man never pay a price for really supporting murderous dictators, lunatic communist system? does he ever pay a price? >> so far, so far he hasn't and he has covered up what he stands for by calling himself a democratic socialist. actually the democratic part is optional. he's worshiped socialist regimes that were not in the least beat democratic. castro not only one. he was huge booster of the sandinistas in nicaragua. stuart: this is not the cuban socialists, this is not the ussr, gobut go ahead. >> very much so. more than, called social democracy and a lot of those parties which were truly democratic parties, started out dreaming that they would create socialism, full-blown socialism

because like we talked about ways of the recent tape about fidel castro.talking about what fidel castrod the people toward and it's like, like you said, dude, what are you smoking besides your breakfast? because it almost seems like bernie, if we can use first name basis here, almost kind of idolizes the control candidate, and just the absolute deplorable kind of conditions that maduro has put on his people that fidel castro did incubate and maybe idolizes these guys from the standpoint of all of this government control they've instituted at the price of its own people just because the fact that they have so much power to similar things that bernie is suggesting in his own country as far as government control here. kennedy: if you want to talk about theoretical, idol worship, the michael moore and sean penn have for the castro brothers or for hugo chavez. that is one thing. but that is based on lies and a lack of empirical evidence. you have the pictures daily. they are worse and worse every day. question is now, what can be done, aside from military force, to squeeze maduro and to find

one day fidel castro arrive into the country club and they decide to play god. and suddenly if you didn't cast just said the sheik you are a large shape we could put hundreds of students so far in this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. monch on al-jazeera. maggi has son jim bates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad's five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem shared their thoughts on its past present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china ziad join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in min ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. for some it's murder still for others it's a way of life. a battle is raging between the whaling industry and conservationists as the future of whaling in iceland

one day fidel castro arrived to the country on the day this island to play god. and suddenly she didn't castro said she can write magic shade we could put on bread so if students over are in this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its all katich cuba's unfinished space on al-jazeera. and we've been seeing some wintery weather across parts of the u.s. recently we've also seen a fair amount of snow in vegas it's not that common to see rain here let alone snow that was all thanks to one system that's been making its way in from the pacific but we will say be more seeing this system here that will does a lot of icy conditions lots of snow freezing rain and a fair amount of what weather to so that area of rain is still dragging its feet over the southern states as we head through the day on friday so the still the risk of seeing a bit of flooding here and if the temperatures rise any snow that we did see is quickly melting so that will add to the problems with flooding so lots more in the way of town of rain the

was going places together one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and they decided to play god. and suddenly she didn't castro said she can write knowledge share if we could . all source children so far in this magnificent. a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. basically they wanted the sanctions lifted. in their entirety and we couldn't do that today. and kim jong un's vietnam ends abruptly with no agreement. with full coverage of developments and hanoi and washington d.c. . he is a racist. he's a con man. and he's a cheat. damning testimony from trump's former lawyer and has overshadowed the u.s. president's trip. some times that you have to walk there's the words of donald trump as he explained why his vietnam summit with kim jong un ended abruptly with no agreement the two day meeting was aimed at convincing the north korean needed to give up his nuclear weapons basically they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety and we couldn't do that they were willing to do you know go alon

take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current events that matter to al-jazeera one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and they decided to play god. and suddenly she didn't castro said she can write national shape if we could. all move birds office in so far in this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. had i missed the attained with the top stories on al-jazeera the democratic led house of representatives has voted to block president donald trump's declaration of a national emergency along the us mexico border trump used executive powers any of this month to get funding for a war on the frontier. has more from washington kind of bipartisan thirteen republicans broke from the president and voted that this was in fact not a national emergency let's just take a step back and remember what happened as u.s. president donald trump wanted a border wall congress wouldn't give him the money shot.

during the one nine hundred sixty two cuban missile crisis and as a generation we remember fidel castro and nikita khrushchev in the same picture as allies but when castro first seized power in one nine hundred fifty nine it was caracas and not moscow that supported the revolution and venezuelan oil was the i.o.u. correct. that's correct but when when the revolution was in full. place in the sierra maestra mountains of cuba there was a program in this willa led by some military men to gather money to buy arms for the rebels it was. by the law by the law i believe i believe it was a currency even as well as for the sea out of the mountain range in cuba and they gathered enough money to buy a bunch of arms they put them on a couple of planes send them to those who have a minister and gave me the much needed arms infidel never forgot that gesture he told a general who had orchestrated this that in his heart he would always be considered number one but this would end for that well if it del is now gone and rowell has stepped down and the last time someone not named castro led cuba was the o

one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and they decided to play god. and certainly if you didn't castro said to sheikh you write knowledge shape if we could put. bread sauce children so far into this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. the u.s. and regional allies of venezuela's opposition leader discuss how to put more pressure on president nicolas maduro. to want to al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha i'm dating obligates also heads nigeria's main opposition party rejects in this election results showing wins for president mohamed el bihari . the u.s. and taliban representatives arrive for more talks in cats who are washington special envoy says it could be a significant moment plus. and i ask you this to. be segregation era road trip drama is crowned best picture at the oscars we'll look at why diversity was perhaps the night's biggest winner. helo the u.s. has told fellow regional allies event as well as opposition to do more to

in september of 1960, fidel castro comes to holland. first black leader that he is going to meet with in harland is malcom x. this is very important. fidel and malcolm are going to talk and communicate through an interpreter for an hour-and-a-half and they're going to talk about the possibilities for radical pan african alliances between blacks, latinos, and african-americans in the caribbean and all over the world. now, is going to famously say that the dow castro is the only white person he never liked. but beyond that kind of the hyperbole what is important about fidel castro visiting harlem, is that even as early as 1968, we see the connections between revolutionary revolutions that are occurring abroad and black radicals who are really part of a local movement for black power in the united states. in 1961 the black power movement is going to really erupt for the first time nationally in a modern sense. and this is going to occur in february 1961 at the united nations in the aftermath of the assassination of patrice lumumba. lumber i

there which were very pro-american if used to cut those states why not because they supported fidel castro not because they supported socialism in cuba it was because they believed that. even if they disagree with the people of cuba they still have the right to choose their own future without the united states or other players there undertook a dangerously might pompei o has said recently that they did been as well in meeting their security forces here hizbullah has souls in venezuela i mean if you can't so we're being you know it's socialism we can't be a pig ballade why do we have a directed made a cage and why do all our rights and carcass thank you all the time of the government where it scares you you were in the queue but usually. during the coral revolution it's time when there is some snipers coming in caracas and starting to shoot. from the yeah that was freshly have and. that's his initial to prepare for the. about. hypocrisy of the european union i mean there. was a one party state when the doc at this un resolution condemning the us book eat dinner so is north of one party stat

one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and day decided to play god. and suddenly a few minutes castro said to she can i imagine the shape we could put on very soft cuban so far in this magnificent dance a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture of cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera. bad. man. let's have a look at the top stories here it out just where india says its military is carried out air strikes close in the border of pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir it says the target was an armed group behind a suicide attack in india and in this in kashmir earlier in the month about islam about denies there were any casualties or damage done by those indian air strikes. the north korean leader kim jong il has arrived in vietnam's capital ahead of a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump kim was greeted by a guard of honor after crossing into the country by train. iran's foreign minister mohammed just as a reef is announced the setting down his sudden departure throws further doubts on th

were there which were very pro-american if used to cut those ties why not because they supported fidel castro not because they supported socialism in cuba it was because they believed that cuba even if they disagree with the people of cuba they still have the right to choose their own future without the united states or other countries there on the book it's interesting michael. peo has said recently that they did as well in meeting their security forces here hezbollah has souls in venezuela i mean if you can't sell we're being you know it's socialism we can't even think there's been a law that might you know have a directed me a cage and why i do it right then of course all the time of the government where is casey well you were in the queue. during the. revolution it's time when there are some snipers coming in caracas and starting to shoot. for should he have an aliyah that's his initial to prepare for the. hypocrisy of the european union i mean. it was a one party state when they docked at this u.n. resolution condemning the u.s. but kate when you say always north of one party state. has

magnum only does it about fidel castro in cuba no what i'm saying is that again that israel has been failing on its own volition right it's made a lot of mistakes i don't know what you believe your version was it was the u.s. sanctions use anxious exulting again i've been going to venezuela for actually you know fifteen years since my first book and written about it and i you know many many many other people who are actually latin america specialist would have said the seeds of its own decay were soda by the chavez regime and the way he handled the economy in the way he handled the energy assets so my point is that whether you're china russia or whichever other power you really can't keep that state from failing with the current government that it has obviously china sentiment again which is consistent in what they say another context too is that they don't want to see an arbitrary overthrow of the government you know without some kind of negotiated process you know for for for changing it really i think china is a little russia which will get older they could be part of a bruises to

if used to cut those ties why not because they supported fidel castro not because they supported socialism in cuba it was because they believed that cuba even if they disagree with the people of cuba they still have the right to choose their own future without the united states or other look at this they're on the case and usually my pompei o has said recently that they did been as well in meeting their security forces your hizbullah has souls in venezuela i mean if you can't so we're being you know it's socialists we can. follow that i'd like to know have a directed make an agent who i adore writing course arcus thank you the author of the government where is his people who were in the queue but usually. during the course of revolution it's time when there is some snipers coming in caracas and starting to shoot on. the that was freshly have and. that's his initial to prepare for the. about. hypocrisy of the european union i mean ok cuba was a one party state when they docked at this un resolution condemning the us but kate when your soul is north of one party state. has called for another

one day fidel castro arrived to the country club and dave decided to play god. and suddenly she didn't castro said she can write knowledge share if we could. all move or so has been so far in this magnificent nonstate a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture of cuba's unfinished spaces on al-jazeera i made of it every week a news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening finest as we turned the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that night and demands on al-jazeera. oh i maryam namazie and london just a quick look at the top stories this hour now israel's attorney general says he intends to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases is liquid party is calling it political persecution ahead of april's election netanyahu himself has dismissed the charges against him saying they'll collapse like a house of cards remember. for three years they have been conducting against as a political witch hunt an

that are great fun, the one that i like his, according to bower, when jeremy corbyn went to meet fidel castroinvited to eat meat. now, jeremy corbyn is a staunch vegetarian, i have eaten with him myself, he has always had vegetarian food, so it is great, the idea that he might have munched on meat to please a fellow socialist leader! a p pa re ntly please a fellow socialist leader! apparently he was on the brink of retiring to wiltshire to keep bees when he was persuaded to become leader, may be the bees had a lucky escape! this is the one paper and one headline that says unfit for office, that chris grayling can say, it is not about me! you have brought it is not about me! you have brought it full circle, jo, that is just right! thank you both are very much, another discussion at 11:30, thank you both for the moment. next on bbc news, it's click. we've been banging on about virtual reality for an age, and while it's failed to ignite the imagination of consumers — i mean, how many vr headsets do you own, for goodness sake? it has started to catch on in areas like simulation, training and heal

something borrowed from fidel castro's cuba, which i am sure is an inspiration to alexandria ocasio-cortezyou want to see what the future of america looks like? look in venezuela. look at caracas tonight where they are eating out of the garbage cans. susan: robert, final word. >> it's economic spending to stimulate the economy. when you have tax cuts that aren't paid for it's keynesian spending. >> tell schumer and the democrats to vote for it. susan: thank you so much. we are going to talk about amazon. amazon canceling its plan to build new headquarters in new york city after the city's far left lawmakers bullied the commerce giant from doing business in the big apple. president trump expected to make a big announcement about venezuela in the coming days as the brutal socialist dictator nicolas maduro refuses to step down. steve hilton joins me next on what we can expect. don't go anywhere. when you retire will you or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you

everybody was convinced castro was the worst guy in the world, the cuban people would rise up against fidel castromed society. >> marxist? take over the elected president of nicaragua in an election. why don't we use the phrase democratically elected president of nicaragua? >> in 1985 sanders traveled to new york city to meet with ortega just after he imposed this state of emergency in nicaragua including shutting opposition newspapers and magazines. we hear about donald trump and his war on the media and then you have bernie sanders out there saying he was in favor of this. >> again, when you look at it, this was 1985, many of the people watching this program right now weren't alive in 1985 and i would also say when we look at contras they were far more brutal the killed far more people and trafficked drugs into our country. i can understand why bernie sanders would say they were more progressive than the contras. were they good? with a perfect? absolutely not and i don't think that is what he advocates for today. >> let's not point to the lesser two evils but having said that look at what he say

he has been captured on video the last 40 years praising fidel castro and every leader and off -- everyommunist leader often at the expense of the united states. bernie sanders cannot represent the viewds of traditional democrats who find those ideas utterly repulsive. katie: bernie sanders upheld venezuela as an example of how socialism works. now he doesn't want to talk about it. what do you think the outcome will be from a national security perspective for the united states. it is getting violent. maduro doesn't seem like he's going to go. it's a very serious violent situation that could get much worse. >> i think ultimately there will be a takeover of venezuela, if you will. an uprising that will lead to the ousting of maduro. the people have seen their lives totally collapse. their economy is in the toilet. they don't want to live like this. they know what it was like when they had freedom. now they know what it many like under socialism and they are rejecting it. they are doing it at great expense and great risk to themselves and their families. which show you the desperation of p

here is what he said about fidel castro. >> everybody was totally convinced castro was the worst guye world. all the cuban people would rise up against limb. he gave hem healthcare and totally transformed the country. but just because ronald reagan dislikes him it doesn't mean the people in their own nation feel the same. liz: he said it's funny sometimes american journalists talk about how bad a country is because people line up for food. in other countries. rich people get the food and poor people starve to death. he says i remember being excited. kennedy was saying nixon was too soft on communism. i actually got from the room and almost left to puke. your reaction, sir. >> how do you react to statements like that praising murderers, serial killers. that's what the castro brothers are. and they are vehemently anti-american. but that's what the radical left stands for. it's not just senator sanders. it's a lot of the folks here in the house, there aren't that's of them thank god that have that points of view. but some believe whether it's the castro dictatorship or or day go dictato

ocasio-cortez i call ideologically the granddaughter of fidel castro.reen deal masquerade is warned over communism. trish: why do they think it's going to work? they give you just enough free stuff to keep you getting more. what is the appeal? >> what is the old saying? i would rather teach a man or woman to fish on their own than just keep feeding them fish. part of is is the base political pandering for votes. but part of it is a deep anger and hatred towards our cap tallist economy. toward our founding documents and toward our constitution. which is most of unfortunate. i would welcome them all to take a road trip to caracas, venezuela, and other failed socialist experiments that just don't -- if there is anything the last century taught us. it's that free markets, free people, liberty works. trish: i don't see all those people in mexico jumping on those buss to go to venezuela. they want to come here. they want to come to the capitalist nation. i know capitalism is not perfect. our middle class has gotten short changed. but the answer is not to give

he's a dictator as fidel castro was a dictator. he just doesn't want to see the reality.cern about bernie sanders' run for the presidency given this position he has? >> let me tell you, nicolas maduro should be hoping for bernie sanders to win an election and become president of the u.s. that will be a dream come true for nicolas maduro. no doubt about it. with my friends to our annual get-together, especially after being diagnosed last year with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's getting results we rarely saw five years ago. (avo) in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patients. (avo) keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause

fidel castro's brother. the hat bears the insignia of the cuban armed revolutionary forces. lloween masks of the era. 1962, castro and khrushchev. autographed print of the type of planes that were flying low-level missions over cuba during the missile crisis. flying thoses missions. this is a unique piece. notes made by president kennedy in he's in a briefing, he's october 1962. making his notes. at the end of it he rips up the paper and throws it away. his i want to say secretary salvaged the paper, yes, she selfish the paper and kept it and threw some sources -- through some sources, we were able to acquire it. here is a piece of paper that john f. kennedy was doodling on during the cuban missile crisis briefing missions there at the white house. good good good, bad bad bad. [laughter] gary: this is one of my favorite posters, produced by gentlemen of the name of morris berg. i had the privilege of talking to him on the phone prior to his passing a few years ago. he told me the following story. he was in berkeley, california. he was a student there. this was the early 1960'

and she looked apologizing for the soviet union come apologizing for fidel castro.ernie sanders has never met a left-winger he didn't like. and so you have this whole thing coming together. partially a real a reaction to hillary clinton and she was so unacceptable and lift further te left. partially reacting to donald trump. who again standpoint of a left-winger. but i've been around long enough what i'm reminded of is george governor in 1972 and the collapse of the democratic party as people began to realize you go around the country and there isn't a single state, not one, in which they can get a majority in favor of killing babies after they are born. >> sean: mr. speaker, i'm here in vietnam, and it takes 26 hours to get here. just saying. and i'm glad to be here. the president tomorrow will be trying to negotiate. the president already got and remains back. and no more rockets are being fired. i think that is a good thing for the world. but at the same time, the democrats are holding three days of hearings tomorrow public while the president is in the middle of

one with fidel castro at the seat of the lincoln memorial. are there any other world people that you can tell us about? >> in the days before security became onerous, it was a must stop for world leaders. i tried to do as many as i could find. the one that we don't have, the one that i would be most interested to see is the midnight visit of richard nixon to the statue to commune with lincoln in the moments, the hours leading up to his decision to resign. as far as we know, even the white house photographer, who was with him every second of every day did not take that picture. yes, i know that picture and others. any others? >> could you compare the visual iconography of this statue with the literary iconography of the gettysburg address? >> that is a heavy question. [laughter] compare the visual iconography with the literary iconography. both are considered masterpieces in their respective genres when built. both accumulated additional meeting over the years. gettysburg is not just a funeral oration, it is the rededication of the american fo

but it says here, cuban military hat purportedly owned by raul castro, fidel castro's brother. hat bears the insignia of the cuban armed revolutionary forces. halloween masks of the era, 1962, castro and khrushchev. autographed print of the type of planes that were flying low-level missions over cuba during the cuban missile crisis. and there was the rf-101 that you see here that was flying the low-level missions. this is a very unique piece. so notes made by president kennedy october '62. he's in a briefing, he's making his notes. at the end of it, he rips up the paper, throws it away. his, i want to say, secretary, salvaged the paper, yep, evelyn lincoln salvaged the paper and kept it and then through some sources, we were able to acquire it and it's now on display at the cold war museum. doodles. so here is a piece of paper that kennedy, john f. kennedy was doodling on during the cuban missile crisis briefing missions there at the white house. and what you can say are very unique, good, good, good, bad, bad, bad. and then this is one of my favorite posters. it was produced by