great guest. >>> murray not only looks like hitchcock, he scares t hell out of me like hitchcock, maybeshould do the birds 2 or for the birds. what do you think? >>> my wife and i enjoyed the passion and intelligence of bob murray on thursday evening program. i so invite bob murray who are willing to speak out against what the administration is doing. >>> fred says neil you have either lost it or don't know there are undermining spokes americans your audience should be listening to. i never said mr. murray was perfect and talked to the other ceos but he has done a lot to clean up not only his mines but lead the entire coal industry back to good health. what's getting him in trouble is he's a critic for the white house. just my opinion. casey in texas, mr. murray is absolutely correct, control health care check, banking regulations, check, electricity rates out of sight, check, u.s. third-world country exactly what the president wants. i hope you're wrong. bob murray's statements seem logical. i try to fathom someone on the left might dismiss the thought the increase and the cost of elec

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will hitchcock nicely summed up this strain of thinking when he wrote, "mr.gorbachev did not give europeans their freedom in 1989. they took it." now, this is a nice, warm version of events but i think it's also incomplete. don't get me wrong. crowds matter. but their success or failure ultimately rested in 1989 in the hands of the leaders who strove to keep chaos at bay, crowds under control, and violent repression at a minimum. fed up by decades of repression, eastern europe's crowds marched, but in doing so, they actually returned power over events back into the hands of the very leaders that despise. the leaders who, therefore, when viewing those marchers had one more fateful decision to make. to fire or to topple. to douse the flames as deng xiaoping had done. or to let them burn. of course, those leaders did not know if the buckets they held contained water or gasoline. thankfully, of course, the eastern europe's leaders chose the more peaceful path. tiananmen did not happen in warsaw, budapest, or as mary tells us in her new book, in leipzig or berlin