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she had a breakfast meeting with the national security advisor, henry kissinger, and attorney general john mitchell. according to the classified documents obtained by the national security archive. edwards then met with president nixon in the oval office, a meeting he never publicly acknowledged until his dad in 2017 hours later record. sure. the next it had a meeting with ben c, a director, richard house, where he gave the order to come up with a game plan which was described in a telegram from the c i a. it is firm and continuing policy that will end a be over thrown by 2. it would be much more preferable to have this trust by prior to the 24th of october. but if it's in this regard, we'll continue vigorously beyond this stage. we ought to continue to generate maximum pressure toward this and utilizing every appropriate results. it is imperative that these actions be implemented clandestinely and securely so that the u. s. g and the american hand be well headed. but the commander in chief of the julian army was standing in their way. so the plan was to kidnap him in an effort to for

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and now nearly half a century later, for my topic, dc official, henry kissinger as a field previously unknown details. as all his ritual blevins now express for nearly 50 years after a violin government overthrown in chalet supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard nixon to prevent the election of the country socialist liter before the crew of 1973, there was the attended to of 1970. 1 of the event of this year is of that attempt appeared to be none other than pepsi co, c o. donald kendall, whose company was putting up images of peace, love, and happiness in its ads. recognize it. this is the past with simple pleasure places to see people and is the one color that belongs with every happy hopeful moment. the pepsi chief was concerned about the election of salvador i ended, and when it might me for the future of his company. that's when kendall introduced the nixon administration to one of the richest men in chalet, media, mobile, and publisher. augustin edwards edwards visited washington dc in september of 1

he was always found here again, we have this inclusive proof that the c i a that henry kissinger, that the state department that the president himself, the c o u, as in terry lives. i'm richard nixon followed blow by blow every detail of these crew the same thing they did in 1953 to make the most the day again to arrive the same thing they did in 1953 to how coble are bins in guatemala city. so here again we see uh the true resumed its uh, the true purpose of this, the i september 11th, the original september 11th, which will have it's 50, that's our anniversary. next months. what's the date that they choose? they know how to spin on a dime. they have uploaded a budget to this day, some $880000000000.00 approximately through the state departments quoted for the defense budget, which is really offensive budget for the c i a to florida. any truly participatory democratic government, they see as being an obstacle to their domination across the world. it's being almost half a century coming, but a little over 12 hours from now. russia will be attempting to re acquainted itself with the moo

i have to say that through my research, i actually got less empathetic about henry kissinger than when i started. i felt like, you know, his knee to be the most important person in nixon's world. his glorying, the publicity that he had that made him extremely ordinarily indifferent to what was actually happening to the people. he didn't project that outward. in other words, in his with members of the press, he had a relationship it was kate graham and others. you know, he always presented to as a very sensitive anguished person and which is his favorite word. but in when you look at the decision process, especially we look at those tapes that are now published. i mean, that his his real indifference to the of things is very is very strident. i think i got worse and i hated this. but i think by towards nixon at the end is affected more by donald trump than anything because certain qualities of that i had not paid that much attention to became more obvious. what were they? one, is he actually worked. he who worked really hard. when you look through those documents, you know, he you know,

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and so on and so on, but as far as we understand, china's position is expressed as the famous henry kissingeret there, you know, with barely a word of encouragement. in the 70s, henry isinger took part precisely in the normalization of relations between the prc and the united states, that is , the chinese are sending some signals. well, we would ask you to decipher them now, in particular, what concerns china's participation in the negotiations on the subject of russian aggression well, in fact, china's position is important. as you correctly noted at first , china was generally on the full side of russia , although it denied it, but the vote was also in the un security council when the chinese position was on did the russian side withhold humanitarian aid under the guise of humanitarian aid or under cover were spare parts for various military equipment of the russian federation provided the longer the war between russia and ukraine continues, the genocide is a protracted scenario already in the 18th month china clearly understands all efforts and we understand the interest of the united stat

, for all intents and purposes is usually filled by these grey haired, grizzled old guys like henry kissinger or is the big new brzezinski or, you know colin powell, how did sullivan get here to this position? so young, i mean, would it be beneficial to have someone, you know, a little bit older who's been around the block as well? it's great question. um, yes. typically we have people who have a great deal of wisdom and experience in foreign policy to be holding these positions, whether it's in the state department or usa id. busy or specifically in intelligence or the military. and that is not the case with jake sullivan. he was, you know, graduated college, went back to hometown and, and became a law professor. and then started a consult, a consulting with senator clover char, as her legal counsel. and just through an introduction of chance was introduced to hillary clinton and started working with hillary clinton as the this i'm working with the secretary of state and with her campaign for president the united states. and um, hillary clinton plucked him out and had him fly all over the wo

source of the leak, and he was arrested and charged with the espionage national security advisor, henry kissinger, called him the most dangerous man in the world. his potential punishment for the espionage charges was 150 years in prison. but the nixon white house overplayed his hand. president nixon had ordered aids to break into ellsberg psychiatrist's office to steal his medical records and to link them to the press to discredit them. but they were caught and the operation backfired. in the end, a federal judge dropped all of the charges against ellsberg. it was then the daniel ellsberg became a lifelong activist. he was not the typical anti war crusader. he was a republican. he was a marine corps veteran, but his new mission in life was to work against war and especially against nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation. we're going to speak with 2 of daniel ellsberg, personal friends, randy credit, go a long time comedian and social justice activist. the former director of the william m counselor fund for social justice and host of the radio show live on the fly, which airs every friday afte

bunch of these, this pin valence of essentially european style diplomatic culture embodied by henry kissinger, writes, is it residential advisor to richard nixon in the later basic role play spaces by the way, on the european concert as well. absolutely. on the european diplomacy of the time of the piano congress, the high portions of the european, the all search, right. because of the great bowers rights off of the european teams was this in the data and, and, you know, the american aspects of the data and off of mistake of well and i'm denial, right? so of course, it is not excluded in principle, but of course it will be a very long process that will require a lot of effort on the part of a once again, those are those countries that we mentioned, right? so that this combine a certain degree of wisdom, ization with the attachments to an independent adjuster. this going all nature has been a fascinating conversation. thank you very much for that. thank you. and it's been a pleasure for me to thank you. thank you for watching coproducer again. what was the part, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] t

i interviewed everybody from henry kissinger to billy connolly to james cagney to dame edith evans, allse people. and i'm only remembered for one thing, i was attacked by a sodding emu. he's not aggresive! rod hull and emu rather punctured the suave tv persona. i knew we should never have booked it. of course, there wasn't much hollywood glamour in the childhood of this son of a yorkshire miner. my generation was the first that actually challenged the assumption that if you're born into a mining family, you followed your dad's footsteps down to the pit. his escape was journalism, which took him to granada tv. ladies and gentlemen, miss shirley maclaine. and then, in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope i can get away with this, it's a beauty. it was a programme that could transform a career. it's a substitute for tattoos, i'm frightened to get a tattoo. billy connolly appeared 15 times. about the oyster that went to a discotheque and pulled a mussel! they became good friends. i said, i need somewhere to park my bike. but others... let's talk about nudity. ..especially some women, were rathe

i interviewed everybody from henry kissinger to billy connolly to james cagney to dame edith evans, alleople. and i'm only remembered for one thing, i was attacked by a sodding emu. he's not aggresive! rod hull and emu rather punctured the suave tv persona. i knew we should never have booked it. of course, there wasn't much hollywood glamour in the childhood of this son of a yorkshire miner. my generation was the first that actually challenged the assumption that if you're born into a mining family, you followed your dad's footsteps down to the pit. his escape was journalism, which took him to granada tv. ladies and gentlemen, miss shirley maclaine. and then, in 1971, the parkinson show. i hope i can get away with this, it's a beauty. it was a programme that could transform a career. it's a substitute for tattoos, i'm frightened to get a tattoo. billy connolly appeared 15 times. how about the oyster that went to a discotheque and pulled a mussel! they became good friends. he says, "i need somewhere to park my bike." but others... let's talk about nudity. ..especially some women, were ra

source of the leak, and he was arrested and charged with the espionage national security advisor, henry kissinger, called him the most dangerous man in the world. his potential punishment for the espionage charges was 150 years in prison. but the next in white house overplayed his hand. president nixon had ordered aids to break into ellsberg psychiatrist's office to steal his medical records and to link them to the press to discredit them . but they were caught and the operation backfired. in the end, a federal judge dropped all of the charges against ellsberg. it was the.

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these war in ukraine was up to the presentable every realist into west, from noam chomsky to, to henry kissinger. everyone said this part of line has to be neutral. it's a no brainer. everybody understood it. and still we have these war, which leads me to the question. all these people by deal, ideologically driven, or if they're just the faction that one to date of having it. and we are the propagandized masses at the moment, all over the place in russia and in and in the west. your old before, i mean, just started now the, the, the warning ukraine could have been avoided if the west and ukraine hadn't misinterpreted russia's demands for security guarantees. and i remember when those security guarantees was put, were put on the table and openly discuss back in just a 2021. especially during the last in person meeting between biding and put in in geneva. russia had a sizable contingent on ukraine's border at least $80000.00 troops. and that strikes me as a pretty direct expression, often times the, you know, like then what was your role for, misunderstood for the issue here. why do you seeing th