winston churchill and franklin d. roosevelt had a special relationship before and that relationship was very intense in the year before pearl harbor because winston churchill wanted the united states to get involved in world war ii very much and franklin d. roosevelt himself wanted to get us into the war so the two of them worked hand-in-hand to do everything they could to drag the united states into the war. they had a special relationship, but they had no incentive to lie to each other. in fact all of the incentives were to work closely with one another to get us into the war. >> politically white leaders find it easy to lie to their own public than the other international leaders? >> it's actually quite simple. it's easiest to lie when there's trust between two people or to groups. and in international politics there isn't much trust between any two states. one leader dealing with another leader in most cases there is not much trust there for a kind of hard to live because the other side is distrustful. but when you're deali

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the bronze figure stands alongside other american presidents, dwight eisenhower and franklin d. roosevelt. reagan's strongest ally during the cold war, margaret thatcher was too ill to attend the ceremony, but she did issue a statement, calling ronald reagan a great president whose strength brought freedom to millions of people as the iron curtains finally came down. >>> the secret service will investigate the hacking of fox's political twitter account. someone posted a series of six fake tweets this morning on fox news saying that president obama had been shot to death in iowa. now fox called those tweets malicious and false and they are demanding a detailed investigation from twitter explaning exactly what happened. >>> it will be a powerful independence day celebration at the white house this evening. military families will join president obama for a big barbecue dinner. and they will be joined by staff from throughout the administration and their families for a uso concert followed by a viewing of the fireworks from the south lawn. meanwhile the first family is getting used to having

. >> the next morning, somebody knocks on franklin d. roosevelt'sdoor, this is a presidential election year. and he's got the democratic nomination. they throw open the doors. you can just see this in the movies. and somebody plunks "the new york times" down on the bed. we've seen the actual thing, a huge picture of the burning of the camp with the flames silhouetting the cap taling and the smoke. and roosevelt takes one look at it and says, i've won the election. this is all i need. and so this is the first half of the book. >> and that's usually where things stop. >> that's usually where it stops. we're going to fast-forward for just a second and take some questions. the saga gets interesting at this point. you've already heard the lackluster part. the part that everybody knows. but roosevelt is no more friendly to the veterans than hoover. which is very stunning to many liberals. hoover's morals are probably worse. he cuts veterans' benefit the first number of days he's in office. he, three times vetos the bonus. once before it, the only joint se

franklin d. roosevelt had a special relationship of four. and that was very intense the year before pearl harbor because he wanted the united states to be involved very much and fdr wanted to get us into the war so they worked hand in hand to do everything they could to get the united states into the war. they have a special relationship but had no incentive to lie to each other. >> host: politically, why do leaders find it easier to lie to their own public and other leaders? >> guest: it is simple. it is easiest to lie when there is trust between two groups. in international politics, there isn't much trust between any two states. has therefore it is hard to live because the the other side is distrustful. when you deal with your own public, in most cases the publix tend to trust their leaders thinking they're looking out for their own good. look at the president of united states thinking he tries to protect us. it is a rough-and-tumble business and a leader is doing the best to maintain the security of the country. there is a certain level

the 10-foot tall bronze figure stands alongside presidents franklin d. roosevelt eisenhower. >> this statue is quite clearly a memorial and commemoration of a glorious past, but more importantly it is a call to an even more deplore yows future. >> as far as the future of the u.s. embassy, it will be moving from its home in central london next year. but the statues will remain here on a little patch of london that will always pay tribute to america. charlie dagata, cbs news, london. >>> when reagan died in 2004 after contracting pneumonia. thatcher was among the thousands who attended his funeral service at the national cathedral in washington. >>> the words of the decloration of independence came to life. >> and destroyed the lives of our people. >> today marks the 235th anniversary of the document that freed the colonies from british rule. john adams and beaning lin franklin lead the annual reading. there was also a performance by revolutionary fight and drum corps. >>> lots to celebrate weather wise. most importantly no rain. >> i was going to say, it's not a ba

statue of ronald regan will be unvailed near the american embassy in london joining images of franklin d roosevelt dwight d eisenhower. condaleeza rice is expected to attend the statue was commissioned by regan memorial fund trust. >>> duke and duchess of became bridge continue -- cambridge continued their tour of canada. he and his bride kate will lead opposing teams in a dragon boat race the goal to deepen bonds between the british monarchy and canadians. this were some demonstrations in quebec city but met with a larger group of supporters. >> they are a smart looking couple. >> they are. >> 4th of july celebration under way at mount vernon. our holly morris is live there with a look at the festivities my goodness we will check with her after the break. >>> grilling up burgers and hot dogs, oh, boy talk to the owners of a new eatery in dc area coming up next. yummy yum yum yum we will be right back while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes in the us each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in

showed is that what the president inherited was actually the worst six months of growth since franklin d. roosevelt inherited the economy in the great depression. so what you saw was what the president inherited was a much deeper, recession than anyone projected. yes, the hole the president inherited was much deeper. we have made a lot of progress. not enough, but just remember, that first quarter that the president was in, the first three months, our economy lost 2.3 million private sector jobs. over the last 16 months, we have gained 2.1 million private sector jobs. certainly we have had head winds. we have had head winds that hurt the economy, higher oil prices, supply chain disruptions from historic earthquake in japan. >> bret: understood. >> but those are things outside our control. what is inside our control is not add the cloud of uncertainty that comes from the american public thinking we are on the verge of default. that has hurt confidence and hurt our economy over the last few months. no question. >> bret: ten days ago the president said in an interview the economy was on a good traject

when this president came into office, he saw himself as the second coming of franklin d. roosevelt. he was going to finish the work that l.b.j. was unable to complete and a fawning media was happy to encourage his grandiose vision for national economic reordering. now, i get a big kick out of this "time" magazine, "the new new deal." using the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, he was going to transform the united states into a european-style social democracy. businesses and the individuals who start them would no longer be free entities with property rights. they would be arms of the state that exist for the purpose of funding ever-expanding welfare programs. taxation would no longer be a necessary evil with citizens and businesses recognizing a legal duty to pay what was owed but understanding that they were ceding their property rights to the government to provide for certain public goods. instead, businesses and tax-paying citizens would be obligated to share their wealth with the state. and because the progressives running the administration do not believe in natural rights to

d edwin full never of the heritage foundation president said implied that he and his organization want to do away withhe institutions of franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson. host: so your question, sir? guest: well, this is set up, it'surposefully set up for this to happen. host: we'll leave it there. impltsdz there's a clr disagreement about the scale and scope of the social safety neand really the role of government. yomping inn's made any defense otherwise. if you look at some of the things that were done the house passed budget they were deeply different approaches to trying to provi a safety net in the united states. that's a legitimate and important debate to have. there's a second pect of the gentleman's remarks which is that somehow there is a deliberate desire to have the public finances not add up and thus endanger the country and i findit hard to believe that in good faith over several decades that either party would have wanted us to come tot this situation we are now where things are so rad cliss out of balance and so dangerous to the next generation that we have to really get serious about fixing them. . . that's what fee