. >> caller: i am old enough to remember when khrushchev said we would take over america by using your own laws against you. mcconnell put in over 300 judges up and down the appellate court circuit court and the supreme court wouldn't even present. people don't realize when she says we are originalists like all of the conservative judges. they think it should be written hard and well and never changed. it's not a living document. they want to do away with every program including social security and medicare. do they not realize that, and as as roberts, the first thing they did is pass citizens united. i am not sorry. corporations are not people. i h feel like we've been overthrown. >> host: go ahead. >> guest: i think the justices very much had that in mind and the supreme court's were in that democracy and the actions to the cases played into this are so different and so i think this is a really good example of that. it is at stake if it is a political institution that changes the process at the time that's going to be a blow. on the flipside, overturning roe is crucial to the legitim

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we had a bad relationship between mao and khrushchev while there was much more widespread educational exchange across society, and we know how that worked out. not just at the end of the 1960's when it became apparent to everyone, but much earlier. i would argue the structural dynamics are in place for more of a lasting top-down alignment that persists through the two political systems and to some extent tracks along parts of the society in the economy along with them. this is what it looks like when two nondemocratic countries with this kind of a history get as close strategically as they can get and build from that. it will not be a civilizational connection. what we have is more than problematic enough for years to come with united states and our partners. john: i would like to remind the audience that in about five or six minutes we will start taking questions. i am going to call in audible and following up on what you just said, david, you put a great stress on the opposition to the liberal order in the opposition to open societies as a major driver in the relationship. i'm going

after stalin's death in 1953, the communist party under khrushchev began gradually discrediting the dictator's record. he encouraged the formation of memorial. but the organization created today may go far beyond the setting up of mere memorials to the victims of stalin's brutality where once statues stood in his honor. a poyet said, if we can't save the past, soviets can at least save the present and the future. dissident andre sakharov said memorial should denounce not only stalin but all terrorists and illegal methods of leadership. that sort of talk alarms many party hardliners who fear it couldli be a political movement and a threat to the communist party. >> so at first glance, it might not seem obvious why a history project, an organization that is dedicated to documenting the soviet union's past, would be so radical or why it would become such a major part of andrei sakharov's legacy. but as you heard in that report, "nightly news" report, the communist party was immediately frayed of it, because they could see where such a project could end up. it's one thing to look back and criticiz

i kept seeing pictures of kennedy and khrushchev together, which they look like they need a new captionere fine. it looked like, dad, may i have the keys to the car? >> mort sahl was overtly political and partisan. the idea of a comedian really taking a stand, having a point of view, this was something new. >> when john kennedy became president, mort sahl was doing bits about kennedy, many of them very hard-hitting. and people were surprised. he just saw himself as the guy whose job it was to go whoever it was in power, be they republican, democrat. >> do you have an agent now? >> no, and i can't get one. >> no one will handle you? >> no. the last agent i had, he said, no agent can help you in the position you're in. >> i like a comedian who i'm truly not sure what side he's going to be on an issue. i'm not a fan of a standup comedian that just reaffirms the status quo. >> do you believe entertainers should have opinions, should express them? >> oh, definitely. they've got to have opinions. i mean like everybody else. >> you think entertainers should expert political influence? >> if th

here's nina khrushcheva — she is the great—grand—daughter of former soviet leader nikita khrushchev — mean to invade the way the last says he plans to invade, things can break out at any moment right there on the border, and when they do break out, you don't know how far each military will be willing to go. the you don't know how far each military will be willing to go.— will be willing to go. the white house is due _ will be willing to go. the white house is due to _ will be willing to go. the white house is due to give _ will be willing to go. the white house is due to give a - will be willing to go. the white house is due to give a press i house is due to give a press briefing, and we are expecting them to talk about that call between vladimir putin and joe biden, as and when it happens, you can see the press are all in place, we will watch it. next an outside source, we turn to botswana in southern africa, who has hit out at travel bans over the new covid—19 variant omicron. in an interview with the bbc, botswana's president masisi warned global restrictions are throttling his eco

if we do not do climate change and bring back democracy the way i used to remember it, remember khrushchevaying we will take over america without firing a shot by using your own laws against you from within. host: that is kenny in north carolina. in today's "the wall street journal" offering three big ideas that president biden might want to push stemming from the build back better act and he mentions the provision about climate change, the one that the viewer was just arguing against. he writes, "it probably should have been that mr. biden cannot please everybody within his party so here is what he might choose to salvage. federal help for childcare, reducing the cost of prescription drugs, and the provisions in the legislation fighting climate change." if you want to read more from his column in "the wall street journal." this is kelly, west virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. all of your politicians make more in one month than people on social security make in the year. if you want a topic to discuss, to me it would be to have these people on social security call

if we do not do climate change and bring back democracy the way i used to remember it, remember khrushchevaying we will take over america without firing a shot by using your own laws against you from within. host: that is kenny in north carolina. in today's "the wall street journal" offering three big ideas that president biden might want to push stemming from the build back better act and he mentions the provision about climate change, the one that the viewer was just arguing against. he writes, "it probably should have been that mr. biden cannot please everybody within his party so here is what he might choose to salvage. federal help for childcare, reducing the cost of prescription drugs, and the provisions in the legislation fighting climate change." if you want to read more from his column in "the wall street journal." this is kelly, west virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. all of your politicians make more in one month than people on social security make in the year. if you want a topic to discuss, to me it would be to have these people on social security call

. >> caller: yes, i'm old enough to remember when khrushchev said we will take over america from within by using your own laws against you. that's what they o have done. mcconnell put in over 300 judges up and down the appellate court and circuit court. all of them, even when the supreme court wouldn't even dissent about the election, we have already been overthrown. people don't realize that when amy barrett says, oh, we're originalists, like all of the conservativeri judges, they don really believe in the constitution. they think the constitution should be written hard in law and never changed. it's not a living document. in other words, they would like away with every amendment. even newt gingrich said that we want to do away with every program fdr put in, including social security and medicare. these republicans that are on social security and medicare, do they not realize that? and as far as roberts saying that he will uphold precedent and the i first thing he did wa pass citizens united, no, i'm not sorry.t corporations are not people. and unlimited secret money is not the way thi