viva, fidel!y premiere opens a counterpart to the recent soviet fair in new york city. of more significance is the presence of premiere fidel castro at these opening ceremonies. his one-week visit and affair are part of a broad program to woo the good will of castro and cuba. while he was boosting russian and military achievements, havana's intelligencia led the orchestra. december might demonstrations, the soviet may have made real progress toward building up trade and re-establishing diplomatic relations, thus adding to america's headaches in our troubled relations with this caribbean neighbor. ♪♪ cuba celebrates the seventh anniversary of castro's revolutionary movement with a red chinese delegation and one from bolivia among a quarter of a million who will march past fidel castro's reviewing stand. his observance in the foothills where he directed the revolt against the batista regime was one of castro's few recent public appearances. suffering from a lung infection for weeks, he was ordered t

viva fidel. in havana, soviet premier, opens a counter part of the recent soviet affair in new york city. of more significance is the presence of premier fidel castro at these opening ceremonies. his one week visit and affair are part of a broad program to move the goodwill of castro and cuba. while he was boosting russian industrial and military achievements, his intelligentsia heard soviet composer, leading the city symphony orchestras. despite isolated and demonstrations, the soviet may have made real progress towards building up trade and reestablishing diplomatic relations. thus, adding to americas headaches and our troubled relations with this caribbean neighbor. cuba celebrates the seventh anniversary of castro's revolutionary moment with a read chinese delegation and one from bolivia along the court of 1 million who march past fidel castro's reviewing stand. the servants in the foothills of this heroes trip, where directed the revolt against the bautista regime, as one of castro's a few r

but the basic idea behind this is killing fidel, or not killing fidel. for a lot of younger people, which i deal with on a day to day basis here at museum, castro or the mystique of fidel castro is not as well-known as it would be for other generations. he hadn't been in charge for a while. he really wasn't this, you know, mean ogre of a person who was leading cuba. he certainly still was for a lot of people that remember the cold war. a lot of people who lived through the time period. for the most part, castro was somewhat of a caricature of himself at the very end. i love this cartoon. to me, it really spells out the end of castro's career once he had been retired. and so when he died, it was a big deal a lot of places. but for many of college aged students or even older than that, it was like, okay, some old guy who used to be a bad person died. it really didn't matter a whole lot when it came to the relationship between the united states and cuba or the broader world. here we are going talk a little bit differently. we are going to look at the cia at

fidel! fidel! the data september 26th, 1960. castro will tell the general assembly, the united states is seeking to overthrow him. he is training in army to invade his country. he is interfering in cuba's internal affairs. >> a few weeks later, the democratic candidate for president is in new york campaigning. he issues a statement in which he says the united states is not doing enough for the cuban exiles. he says the united states ought to help them. and their television debate, vice president nixon disagrees. i >> i don't know what senator kennedy suggests when he says that we should help those who oppose the castro regime both in cuba and without, but i do know that if we were to follow that recommendation, that we would lose all of our friends in latin america, we would probably be condemned by the united nations, and we would not accomplish our job to. i know something else, it would be an open invitation for mr. khrushchev to come in. >> as the votes are counted on november 8th, it is clear that a key issue has been, who

they want to overthrow fidel. the cia's problem is to find a way to unify them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: the people of cuba will overthrow castro. normally the people are the ones who overthrow dictatorships. >> the announcement of the formation does not receive the expected attention. the summer of 1960 is a bad time for the united states. other events occupy the headlines. a u-2 shot down over the soviet union. nikita khrushchev in paris insulting the president of the united states. it is at this moment that the soviet tanker "peking" slipped into havana harbor, carrying a cargo of crude oil, setting off a chain reaction. castro orders american companies to refine the soviet oil. they refuse and castro seizes the refineries, offering no reparations. over angry cuban protests, the united states retaliates by cutting off imports of cuban sugar. castro seizes more united states property. now in the summer of 1960, the united states and cuba have reached the point of no return. in washington the

was fidel castro a communist? now you have to recall that in the late 1950s in the early 1960s the battle against the so called international communist conspiracy was the organizing principle on which american foreign policy was based and it wasn't just the spread of communism. that was so feared. it was the fact that the communists had nuclear weapons. and given the rhetoric coming out of the kremlin khristroff was saying all sorts of things like we will bury you and those are literally his words. they seem more and more willing to use them. i emphasize this to point out that the specter of a communist country 90 miles from american shores was simply intolerable. they're not just to conservatives like barry goldwater a richard but really to everybody. so if fidel castro was interrogated on the subject of communism everywhere. he went on his visit. by vice president nixon by congressional subcommittee by scores of journalists. everyone asked in the same question dr. castro. are you a communist? and he answered the

there is a question of whether fidel castro ordered it. lyndon johnson said something like castro knew that kennedy wanted to kill him, so he went and killed kennedy. i mean, so there is -- there was a lot of speculation that castro may have ordered this himself. castro denies it vehemently. we know that as walled visited the mexican -- the cuban embassy in mexico city before the assassination and perhaps got some sort of signal or communication there. but what we know for sure is that oswald, he was in the soviet union when the bay of pigs happened and was infuriated by it. and thought that he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. so indirectly, yes, i think the bay of pigs definitely leads to the assassination of kennedy. it may have had a more direct link, but that's very difficult, maybe impossible to prove. over here, please. >> what's confusing to me is, if after the first day of the invasion it became very clear that the u.s. was behind it and then if it was known that without the secondary airstrikes on the 17

fidel castro.many ways an unknown quantity in policy and certain to be dominant in cuba's new era just begun. fidel castro demonstrates his unchallenged power over cuba's masses. he announces his resignation as premiere and the response is explosive. mass demonstrations by workers and university students calling on castro not to resign. hailing castro the maximum leader of the revolution. the president is shown when castro installed him as provisional president was ousted to be replaced. it is certain whoever may be president or premiere, castro is number one man in cuba. in an emotional four-hour broadcast that evening, he accused the former president of near treason, toppling him from the role of hero to one threatened with mob violence. castro's dramatic show of strength makes it clear that after 6 1/2 months, he is still riding high on a wave of turbulent mass emotion. one million peasants jammed the square in response to the call of castro for a celebration of the sixth anniversary of his revo

government to throw over fidel castro.gs invasion's but also lesser-known plans involving poison, drugged coffee and exploding cigars. this is cohosted by the smithsonian in washington d.c. with the spies association. >> good morning everyone. good morning, yes. it is a good morning, it is a great day. we want to go into that. i think it goes downhill. i am peter earnest, executive director and we are delighted to have all of you here with us. let us once again thanks the smithsonian volunteers for being with

fidel castro was still in power. what fidel castro invited angry cubans to do was to leave and come to the united states. this time around, a long time has passed, and fidel castro, of course, is deceased, and no longer is it an option for cubans just to come to the united states the way they used to. the laws that changed here, too. so this creates a far more difficult and complex situation for the cuban regime. people are angry, people are hungry, people are displeased with the government's response to the pandemic, and they're desperate. they also want to be free. they want the basic human rights that cubans on the island have been denied for over 62 years. this is dramatic and it's really unlike anything we've ever seen in cuba, at least since 1994, but it does seem that these protests are far more extensive than the ones we saw in 1994. everyone will remember that in '94 approximately 40,000 cubans came on rafts to the united states. again, that doesn't seem to be an option this time for the cuban government, so

when communist was sent to teach schools, i recorded this to fidel.s lots march, -- towards communist. i had to go underground and took refuge in the brazilian -- and havana. after three months i was transported to brazil, and then came to the united states. i am a member of the anti communist front, and the alliance for liberation. i am ready to join those already fighting castro. >> this is doctor antonio verona. the speaker of the cuba senate. then he was prime minister. today, he is an exile and a counter revolutionary. his group is called the a tentacle party. and there is doctor -- this man headed cuba's development tank where he saw receipts for many sent to agents, working for castro and the communists and the other countries of south america. he escaped from cuba and today is with the democratic revolutionary front. this doctor, once minister of cuban education, he was a strong anti-bautista man, now today he is preparing to fight castro. this is captain manual who left medical school to join castro and his regular revolution only to learn la

i then realized that fidel, too, was a communist.o go underground and took refuge in the brazilian embassy in havana. after three months, i was transported to brazil and then came to the united states. i am member of the anti-communist christian front and the alliance for revelation. i am ready to join those already fighting castro. >> this is dr. antonio verona. he was speaking of cuba's senate. then he was prime minister. today he is an exile and a counter-revolutionary. and his group is called the thennico party. then this man headed cuba's development bank where he saw reetsds for money sent to agents working for castro and the communist in other countries in america. he escaped and today is the head of the democratic revolutionary front. and this man was once minister of cuban education. he was a strong antibattista man. this is a captain who left cuba. he heads a group called the counter-revolutionary movement of revolutionary recovery. this man who went to school and college with fidel castro. today he is the wrans against the

your father's sister, your aunt, was actually married to fidel castro, but ultimately your family wasfrom cuba during the revolution. would you say that your father had early insight into fidel castro, into who he was and what the revolution would become? >> so my famil was involved in cuban politics way before batista or castro, but what you just stated i factually correct. now, as to whether my father knew what castro would become, absolutely. look, as you stated, they knew each other very well. they were friends. they were roommates, eventually castro married my father's sister, but, again, because of castro being a psychopath, and that was pretty clear relatively early on, then obviously my father distanced himself rather quickly and rather severely from castro, eventually becoming one of his strongest adversaries, precisely because he knew him very, very, very well and he knew he was, frankly, a murdering psychopath. >> cuba is one of the last remnants of the cold war. you know, a soviet-friendly communist dictatorship that survived the collapse of the ussr. congressman, many peo

♪ >> the assault has begun on the dictatorship of fidel castro.uban army pilots open the first phase of organized revolts with bombing raids on three military bases, two of the b-26 light bombers -- on the heels of the airbase, land bases were affected by rebels in several places. as a revenge against the dictator with a refugee planning a full-scale army revolt near. ♪ in havana, acting foreign minister, rockets fired what she -- which he -- at the united nations, cuban foreign minister accused the united states of unleashing an invasion, he said the invading soldiers -- he makes a quick denial. >> these charges are totally false and i denied them categorically. the united states is committed -- has committed no aggression against cuba and no invasion has been launched from florida or any part of the united states. >> in the guatemalan foothills, a mysterious deco where some of the rebels have been based. observers have said otherwise. professional soldiers are among the teachers and once trained, the men mysteriously disappear, guatemala -- has

government to oust the cuban government of fidel castro and liberate cubans from communism. it turned out to be a disaster. what was intended was an amphibious invasion of some 1,500 cuban exiles, trained, armed, supplied by the central intelligence agency, who would come ashore on the southern coast of cuba at a remote place called the bay of f pigs, where they'd establish at beach head and hold that beach head. that would attract dissidentss o the regime, defectors from the cuban military. it woulde spark a general uprising, it was believed, among the cuban people that would sweep away fidel castro from power. they would declare a provisional government that would then request the help of the united states. what actually happened 60 years ago was that the cuban military was alerted to the fact of an invasion somewhere. they had sufficient security forces in the area to respond far more quickly than the cia planners envisioned. and so -- and there were other many, many mistakes. air cover was supposed to be guaranteed by a series of air strikes. there was only one air strik

this was last march, i then realized that fidel, too, was a communist.underground and took refuge in the brazilian embassy in havana. after three months i was transported to brazil and then came to the united states. i'm a member of the anti-communist christian front and the alliance for liberation. i am ready to join those who are already fighting castro. >> this is dr. antonio verona. he was speaker of cuba's senate, then he was prime minister. today he is an exile and a counterrevolutionary and his group is called the altetico party. this man headed cuba's development bank where he saw receipts for money sent to agents working for castro and the communists in the other countries of south america. he escaped from cuba and today is with the democratic revolutionary front. and this doctor, once minister of cuban education. he was a front anti-bautista man. today he's preparing to fight castro. this is a captain who left medical school only to learn about castro's plans to move cuba into the communist world. he heads a group called the counter revolutiona

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they're goal was the over throw of fidel castro who had taken power only two years earlier in the cuban revolution. coming up, we look back 60 years at the failed invasion and its consequences. our guest is former cia historian nicholas dujmovic who now heads the intelligence studies program. but first a universal news reel reporting on the early stages of the attack. >> the assault has begun on the dictatorship of fidel castro. cuban army planets opened the first phase with bombing raids on three military bases. two of the b-26 life bombers then seek asylum in florida. only heels of the air raids, landings were effected by rebels at several places on the cuban coast and the rebellion against the dictator was on. with the refugee pilot claiming a full scale army revolt here. in havana, acting foreign minister shows diplomats rockets fired from the cuban raiders that he claims have u.s. markings. meanwhile at the united nations, cuban foreign minister accused united states of unleashing a war of invasion, saying the soldiers tained in florida but they make a quick denial. >> these charge

it was first fidel castro, then he turned it over to his brother, as if -- as if the cuban people onland were his personal farm, right. he turned it over to his brother, and now his brother has declared those who are going to follow him. but it is not a private farm. these are -- this is a country with people who want freedom, who have their dreams and who, by the way, now as we've seen rather vividly have turned out en masse in the streets. they know what they're risking, right, and they're getting bludgeoned for it and they're getting murdered in the streets for it. we have seen the images of the regime thugs going into people's homes and shooting them in their homes. we hav seen the beatings in the streets, the use of live ammunition, shooting people in the streets, and then not allowing the to even have medical attention. so the level of barbarism, of evil that the world is seeing and that the cuban people have had to deal with for 62 years is, frankly, hard to fathom. it is beyond orwellian. it is cruel. it is evil, and, yet, the cuban people risking everything are going in the

this time around, the long time is past, and fidel castro of course is deceased. and no longer is it an option for cubans to just come to the united states in the way that they used to, laws have changed here to. so, this creates a far more complex situation for the cuban regime. people are angry, hungry, displeased with the government's response to the pandemic. and they are desperate. they also want to be free. they want the basic human rights that cubans on the island have been denied for over 62 years. [inaudible] it's not dramatic, it's unlike anything that we've seen since cuba in 1994. but it does seem that these protests are far more extreme than the ones we saw 1994. of course a lot of people see that in 94, probably 40,000 cubist came to the united states en masse. that doesn't seem to be an option is time for the cuban government. so they're gonna have to figure out how to handle the situation and a lot of people in miami think that this it could be the end of the cuban regime. >> i remember those protests back in 94, our laura, i remember protest exact

those arms were taken away back in the 1950s by fidel castro. they have no way to defend themselves. >> jason: i only have 30 seconds left, i have to ask you, told the cuban people don't come to the united states, you cannot come in but down on the southern border, it is wide open and it does strike me and i do wonder, cuban-americans do tend to vote for republicans and they don't want them coming across to shore but if you are in the southwest, come on in. they are coming in by the millions. >> we are on the same channel. they are playing politics with the lives of those cubans on that island because they turn republicans later in the cubans who were being basically slaughtered on the street are being denied medical help. they have a tendency to vote republican. that is the measuring stick, shame on america, shame on using politics to determine what rights to give to people who need help. >> jason: real quick, ten seconds, last thought. >> shutting down internet access on the island stopped organization in speech and we are doing the same thing

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♪ the assault has begun on the dictatorship of fidel castro cuban army pilots opened the first phasef organized revolts with bombing raids on three military bases two of the b-26 light bombers then seek asylum in florida on the heels of the air raids landings were affected by rebels at several places on the cuban coast and the rebellion against the red tiniest dictator was on with the refugee pilot flaming a full-scale army revolt here. in havana acting foreign minister olivares shows diplomats rock-inspired from the cuban raiders, which he claims have us working. meanwhile at the united nations cuban foreign minister of roa accused the united states of unleashing a war of invasion;; says the invading soldiers trained in florida stevenson. they make a quick denial. he didn't upload either. these charges are totally false. and i deny them a categorically. the united states has committed no aggression against cuba and more offensive has been launched from florida or from any other part of the united states. and the guatemalan foothills, there's a mysterious training depot where some of

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even though fidel castro did it? >> as always the cuban president blamed the island's problems on the united states and its trade embargo and called on all loyal communists to take to the streets as well. there are also reports of looting in some places. pretty much unheard of in the very tightly controlled communist nation. the last time miami cubans shut down this street was back in 2016 when after thanksgiving fidel castro was pronounced dead. our producer in havana is reporting in cuba right now things are pretty quiet. back to you, harris. >> harris: phil keating. thank you very much. critics hitting the biden administration with all that going on for suggesting cubans' protests are driven mostly by covid-19 issues. state department official julie chung tweeted peaceful protests as the cuban people exercise their right to peacefully assembly to express concern about rising covid cases and deaths and medicine shortages. we commend the numerous efforts of the cuban people mobilizing donations to help neighbors in

la gente que grita viva la revolución y viva fidel, entran en guaguas con comida asegurada, tienen un cuba duele, caballeros. hoy 11 de julio es el inicio de una gran lucha que podemos ganar si somos inteligentes. el pueblo está despertando y está luchando, pero debemos ser inteligentes. no podemos dejarnos provocar, debemos manifestar de manera pacífica. si alguien usa la violencia que sea ellos. >> el presidente menospreció en movimiento ir ridiculizó a los manifestantes usando calificativos como cobardes, oportunistas y perversospara referirse al iniciativa popular. >> los hechos que han estado aconteciendo el día de hoy. tiene que ver con un nivel de provocación sistemático escalado contra la revolución. >> esta noche estados unidos dijo estar preocupado por los llamados al combate del presidente para detener las protestas, y expresaron su apoyo a que los cubanos se manifiesten de manera pacífica. cientos de personas se han unido en apoyo en las calles estadounidenses, pidiendo que los manifestantes no sean reprimidos, y que las fuerzas armadas de cuba protejan al pueblo y poner f

a major event in cuba over the past few years, including you sat down with fidel castro, 1991. i'm sure that was a interesting conversation. i get to the security getting into sort of an incredible, you know, i want to get your take on the advances. you watch everything going on in the streets. i've not only keeper, but the american reaction. where are we at what do you see happening right now? well, i mean, it seems clear the cause is something that is been probably escalated by covert 19. so look, cubans in cuba need to fix 1st of all a vibrant economy which they don't have have never had and aren't going to have because it's a failed system. and it doesn't offer that socialism doesn't work. we know that and they're still trying to push it through in cuba. all the re clarify who's trying to push it through because obviously the people still thinking it's going to work or they who's still trying to people resign themselves to capture wisdom, which is a brand of socialism, which they've kind of become accustomed to. most of the people who would have been against it have already

none of which you have made good on any of the promises, whether it's jimmy carter, fidel, i made one reagan. i mean you just go down the clinton probably all of them. they go to miami stumper chest and says cooper, libra we will free cuba. none of them have none of them, none of them know how to and they've all essentially gotten there, but beat by the casto broke crashing the vitamin petitions. don't even talk to me about ball to mention one kind of but you get all of this is bite. and he kind of surprised that bernie sanders kind of insur main silence over the other democrats. but the binding ministration came out and said, does what he has to say. whatever administration has said there in florida is about what it is when it comes to cubans and cuba. there is no difference between a rubber republican and democrat, the exactly the same. they're all there to placate the south florida voting popular so they can win florida because they know that that's the most electrically speaking. it's the most important state. ok, so last thing i wrote, i read the military has stepped and they've

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the sanctions by the way, the anti fidel castro sanctions have not worked. i wish they had, but the fact of the matter is in bolden castro, it made cat castro, a victim, and unified, those people who stayed on the island and didn't leave for miami. so if you're asking me whether in the end it's about punishing cuba more, creating more sanctions. i think that the ship has sailed. right. and i think we start to, we need to probably look for a new strategy. so what is that, what is the way it functions are going to work? what actually could work knowing the people knowing the government, knowing now the condition to it? what could work where we could get a more friendly government that could work with us. i'm still not even free mark, i agree. and i believe that if you could find a way to do a deal with the cuban government, which would involve, for example, the cruise ship industry, where you would be able to take part of it and do some kind of sharing without completely denying the cuban government in, in a role somehow you could probably come up with somethi

watch this. >> declared socialist he dramatically improved health care and literacy. >> fidel castrohe george washington of his country among those who remain in cuba. >> his supporters saw him as a social justice icon. he brought universal education and free health care for all cubans citizens. >> fidel castro was the prototype of rebel leader fighting from the jungle for something he believed in. he of course won. he became the prototype of a populist president, railing against a superpower. elizabeth: i'm telling you, when you talk to political dissidents and people who have been tortured by this regime, they have had family members killed, they have had their businesses seized, they are in utter shock and despair what they see the media reporting about fidel castro when he passed away. your word on that? >> i mean, there are no words that can describe the horror of this and that the american media and the democrat party and the socialists and the communists in the democrat party, they would rather side with a brutal, communist dictator than the people of that c t a t t it is jus

esta gen que grita viva la revolución y viva fidel vienen de guaguas, con comida asegurada, si tienenduele, caballeros, pero estamos luchando, y hoy 11 de julio es el inicio, podemos ganar si somos inteligentes. el pueblo está luchando, pero debemos ser inteligentes, tenemos que luchar de manera pacífica, que ellos usen la violencia. >> el presidente menospreció al movimiento y ridiculizó a los manifestantes en una comparecencia en televisión usando palabras, oportunistas y pervers para referirse al actuar popular. >> tieneue ver con un nivel de provocación sistemático que ha ocurrido en contra de la revolución. >> subrayó la intención del régimen de no entregar la soberanía ni la libertad. mientr tanto en la florida cientos de personas se han unido a las manifestaciones en apoyo a los cubanos de la isla. piden la ayuda del gobierno norteamericano para que los manifestantes no sean reprimidos, y piden a las fuerzas armadas en cuba proteger al pueblo y poner fin al régimen. rogelio ma-tagle está en una de estas manifestaciones ¿cuál es el sentir? >> lo que se respira es esperanza de lo

some chanting that they are fidel castro.2016 and his brother, raul, retired in april. now, the job of managing cuba's worst crisis in a generation falls to their handpicked successor, miguel diaz canal, who called the protestors criminals. they stoned the police force, damaged cars, he said, a behavior that's completely vulgar, completely indecent. tensions have been building for months, in cuba, over increased sanctions, first, imposed by the trump administration. the pandemic has further wounded an already-ailing economy. cubans wait for hours in crowded lines, each day, to buy what little there is, as the number of covid-19 cases surge. cuba's food crisis appears to be getting worse, and worse, as the pandemic goes on longer and longer. the people here said they don't want to be waiting hours in these lines. but they feel the choice they have is run the risk of getting infected, or going hungry. the biden administration warned the cuban government not to crack down on the protestors. >> we call on the government, governme

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fidel castro has a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing?not immediately return fox news' request for comment on the current situation in cuba. ashley: and then texas governor greg abbott is addressing the potential challenge from matthew mcconaughey. carley: he that's right. he certainly did. he says he will treat potential challenger matthew mcconaughey just like any other political rifle. take a -- rival. take a look. todd: that's not matthew. .carley: luckily, i do have wht governor abbott said. he said this on fox news sunday. he said it doesn't matter what the name is, i take everybody very seriously, and this after matthew mcconaughey is just one point behind governor abbott in a recent poll. so kind of neck and neck in texas on that front, guys. .todd: and meantime, the left s the reason we can't have nice things. carley: talking about richard branson, he became the first billionaire in space. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i was a child with a dream, looking up to the stars. you now i'm an adult in a space ship. carley: the