joseph stalin knew exactly what he wanted, new what russia needed, and he assumed that you knew too. stalin made the case to hopkins that russia would survive, an argument that would lead to the allies giving aid to russia. historians tend to emphasize that's churchill, roosevelt, and company won the war in the west and the pacific -- all true. but less egg knowledge is the fact that it was a soviet army the bulk of the german armed forces in the east. 80%, four out of every five german soldiers killed in battle died fighting the russians on the eastern front. let us consider the character and the personality of the commanders in chief of the anglo-american alliance. churchill and roosevelt themselves were patricians of ambition.nt and inspired by their elite families and their famous forebears. roosevelt, a democrat, would prove a much better grassroots politician, having the political skill to build a loyal opposition in the republican hudson valley. new york enter politics when the progressive republican theodore roosevelt was the most famous american in the world. different for ro

sometimes if make common cause with regimes, that's what fdr did, with joseph stalin.e do not share common goals with russia. we do not share common goals with russia. russia is trying to further the murderous assad regime. they are trying to get hegemony in syria. they believe in death to america, we should not be cooperating. >> tucker: them sqa factual question. something you can handle the moral preening and the generalizations are tiresome. limits to a specific question. >> your lack of moral judgment is piercing to me. i find it to be offensive. >> tucker: this is one of you takes you seriously, but i'm giving you a chance to redeem yourself by answering this question. >> you are the one that is not taking seriously, tucker. >> tucker: tell me how many americans in the united states have been murdered by terrorists backed by around since 9/11? it's because they are taking the pro or any online essentially! hundreds of american troops have been murdered in iraq by iran and its proxies. i also recall that in the 1980s hundreds of americans were murdered in beirut b

yalta, he met with the so-called big 3 -- winston churchill, joseph stalin, and of course, roosevelt. long before the end of the war, fdr is a rethinking about the postwar period. so, in november of 1943 when he journeys to tehran, he is -- he has several important things on the agenda, one of them is trying to ensure that his partners in the allied coalition will sign on to the idea of a postwar organization, what becomes the united nations, that he hopes will hope to turn the outbreak of a third world war. another document on display is actually a little sketch that fdr made at the tehran conference in 1943. this is in his handwriting. e saved the sketch. in this drawing, you can see in fdr's own writing, a broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with this little circle marked 40 un. that represented the 40 nations in the united nations coalition fighting the axis powers. this represents of the idea of what becomes the u.n. general assembly. in the center is executive committee. this is really the full-time staff of what will become the uni

he met with the big three, winston churchill, joseph stalin, and roosevelt. word,efore the end of the fdr is already thinking about the postwar perio. in november, 1943, when he journeys to tehran, he has several important things on the agenda. one of them is trying to ensure that his partners in the allied coalition will sign on to the idea of a postwar organization which becomes the united nations. he hopes it will prevent the outbreak of a third world war. one of the interesting documents we have on display is actually a little sketch that fdr made at conference in 1943. it is in his handwriting. in this drawing, you can see in his own writing, a real broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with the circle. that represented the nations that were at that time in the coalition. this represents the idea of what becomes the un's general assembly. in the center, you have something marked -- executive committee. this is really the full-time staff of what would become the united nations, the secretariat. -- four circle m

not only that fdr, historic president meet with joseph stalin at the conference. >> sean: this is antant question. we have get liberal joe on it first thing tomorrow. whether or not they served vodka. if they did, was it russian vodka? was it tainted in some way? did donald trump take the first sip of alcohol in his life? >> can i tell you how we react to these stories in the white house, we love it. you know what? because it's just an indicator of one thing: they are desperate. they are desperate. we recaptured mosul. illegal immigration is down. the economy is breaking records and this is what they want to talk about. this is how you have articles that cnn is collapsing and zucker will loose his job. -- will lose his job. that's their own fault. they created a crisis of credibility for their own lack of news. >> sean: you have this beat down in the media. it was brutal. you talk about the cartoon net it work and 50-year-old reruns beating cnn's fake news. you have been invited back? >> not yet. i think they are licking their wounds. when they want to talk about real news, i am read

some people compare this to the meeting's franklin roosevelt held at the end of world war ii with joseph stalin, the russian dictator who tried to carve up europe. i think that is really important in addition, i think the question of the reader that president putin gets on donald trump. this is a tough guy who is going to maintain u.s. interest or is it somebody that he feels he can roll. we have seen some summits, first summits especially when the two leaders of russia and the united states take their measure of each other, most famously back in 1961 with kennedy in vienna. at the end of that meeting, he thought that kennedy could be pushed around. >> jon: the language on north korea, the president has said that the era of strategic patients is over, and now he is saying -- he is looking at taking action and is going to be "severe." that could be economic, could it be something else. >> i don't think that's going to be particularly important in terms of the meeting with putin, putin is not a big player when it comes to north korea. china is and the president will also be meeting with the chine

he's an autocratic, he's not pope francis but he's not joseph stalin and he's not brezhnev, he hasn'tes of soviet union did. american presidents have tried ever since trumansi to get alonh with soviet leaders and know we have a russian leader who's not a communist and i think we have to try to get along with him. i commend the presidents. >> sean: he's former kgb, nobody likes what he didn't ukraine or crimea or these other instances but at the end of the day, trump isn't exactly being his best friend. he's trying to setse up a system wheree energy wise which is the lifeblood of the o economy of everybody that western europe has an option beyond russia in case he goes nuts and wants to turn off the spigot from there. >> take syria, there are the russians and the iranians and like it or not the syrians they won the civil war.i they helped us to a degree kill isis in rocca and it syria, and of the united states wants to work with the russians, probably one of the worst civil war since the spanish civil war in the 30s.s il commend the president for trying to deal with it. >> sean: there'

it reminds me of joseph stalin, he said show me the man and i'll find you a crime. people don't like trump or they are saying let's find a crime we can accuse him of. it's not the way democracy is supposed 0 operate. -- not shall is not supposed to operate. he will serve his term and as far as we know he has not committed an impeachable offense. on martha's vineyard where they don't permit republicans. trish: they may not let you into the restaurants soon. thank you so much. let's get more reaction right now with our panel. we have gina louden and ford o'connell. your a lawyer by background as well. professor dershowitz who politically is not aligned with donald trump saying there is no possible way you can get to the likes of treason. ford: you absolutely can't. treason means you are levying war against the united states and giving aid and comfort to our enemies. tim kaine is a harvard law graduate. why are democrats throwing around political theories. because they are not getting the traction they want. donald trump, jr. is guilty of being a political amateur. tri

to quote joseph stalin, death solves all problems. no man, no problem, right? march 30, 1981, 2:25 p.m., ronald reagan spoke to the afl-cio at the washington hilton. is just a few weeks into his presidency. -- he is just a few weeks into his presidency. the press is outside. they yell out to him. he lists his arm as if to deflect questions. john hinckley is waiting outside. hinckley is not part of any international conspiracy. he was just trying to get the attention of jodie foster. that was it. he had a crush on duty foster and he was tried to get her attention. he pulls out a pistol, using .22 devastator bullets, which explode on impact. reagan was shot underneath the arm. jerry parr, the secret service agent, thrusts reagan and the limousine and lands on top of him and orders the driver to take off. and reagan says, jerry, get off of me. i think you broke one of my ribs. he sees frothy bubbles from reagan's lips. he ordered the driver to go to george washington university hospital. that split decision probably saved his life. it was reported by some news org

which part of what he's been arguing because the united states was willing to collaborate with joseph stalinst the nazis therefore we should be fine with moving aggressively in the direction of cooperation and collaboration with russia at large, do more of it. this is tucker carlsson and max booth. >> right now you are supporting donald trump even and you're laughing about the fact that russia is interfering in our election process. >> right. >> that is immoral. tucker, should we collaborate with russia committing war crimes in syria? is that your advice? a country dedicated death to america, is that your advice at the moment? we do not share common goals with russia because russia is trying to further the murderous bashar assad regime and the hegemony in syria. that is not our goal. they believe in death to america, we should not be cooperating. >> rich art painter, i want to give you last word. what do you make of the fact not only is there an excusing of the russian interference in the election, but now there is this new line that's being run by some members of the trump campaign as well

it's the old labren joseph stalin.ry where prosecutors are determined to find something on somebody and they will search every possible area until they come up with some crime against that person or people close to him. i just hope we're not moving in that direction. abby: that is a great point professor dershowitz. no one better to break all of this down. great to have you with us. >> thank you so much. clayton: coming up on the show. how out of touch is the mainstream media. the brand new poll. charlie hurt is here that break it all down next. he will show the numbers. abby: still middle of summer, still time to save on family vacation. best tip best time to travel to save you some serious dough. ♪ let the good times roll ♪ let the good times roll ♪ let the good times roll ♪ your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stor