then kissinger associates.of office now for, what, 50 years and during that time, kissinger associates has been a kind of premier concierge service for the global elite. it has brokered the privatization of national industries in latin america and eastern europe, russia. he is a key player in all of these movements. we have no information about any of that. it is arguably more consequential in some ways. maybe not. i guess the actual war crimes were what he was -- but there is this black hole of his role as a consultant to the global elite during this very consequential moment in which an enormous amount of wealth transferred from the bottom to the top. kissinger was deeply involved. he helped broker that. he told clinton that clinton had political capital to do only one or two things his first year. you can either pass the national health program or push for nafta. he advised him to push for nafta and clinton did and we got nafta. which i think has a lot about the post-cold war trajectory of the united states

didn't kissinger the pictures. he wanted to know. he didn't. the secretary asked kissinger, would you like to look at them? and kiss? kissinger says, well, do you think i should? they're emeritus. you met. you might as well not. they're pretty terrible. millions people around the country had already seen these terrific photos in life magazine. but kissinger is questioning he should open the pages. i assume he finally did. look, and this example is perhaps apocryphal, but the moral indifference is stunning. my lai is a public relations problem, not a human tragedy. what made this and other news of atrocities a a public relations? what made this a public relations policy problem was, of course, the power of the antiwar. from day one, nixon had clearly in mind the fate of lyndon johnson, who was mortally damaged by this dissenter and from the outset, he and kissinger viewed the peace movement as dangerous. within that context, they regard negative news. stories like me lie as something to be discounted and. nevertheless, peace movement had a profo

and the problem with henry kissinger is not just henry kissinger, it is as you have just noted, his acceptanceca to munch. you want to scream, you want to yell, as the great anthony bourdain about it, if he ever visited cambodia you'd want to come back and pummel henry kissinger. i think he's immovable, there was an interview he get with ted topple a few weeks ago where ted, i thought it was a fine interview. but he nudged a little bit on cambodia, and he just got in his high dungeon, and said you just don't know, we had to do this. anyone making an issue that they're just using a motion instead of thinking, kind of what he said to nick. so he is impenetrable, but he ultimately is not the problem. >> that's a very good point. and nick, david makes a good point, it's not just about kissinger is about nixon, ford, it's about our entire foreign policy. you are someone who read a lot about foreign policy, and about americas crimes abroad that we do not talk about enough. is that because, you know, this is convention in u.s. politics you can argue, and scream, and accuse each other the two parties

and henry kissinger says something and like, mr.president, they hanging from the rafters and, you know, and you see that that image of all the press kind of packed in there. right. and, you know, it's not i think not far the truth. and i think that the lesson is that by that point in the conflict, my reading of the tapes is the nixon and kissinger are seeing this almost completely in terms of domestic politics. you know, the need to get nixon saying things like, you know, i can't i it has be done in this term. it can't go into second term of office. otherwise, it's a it's a failure but i think that that ultimate really sets us up. if you want to jump in, you'll have a chance in this final question, because i think that provides a segue way to our final question, which has been debated a lot by historians. but i think very much debated today. could richard nixon have the same deal in 1969 as he did in 1973? and knowing what the hour of the day is here, you know, this could be a whole dissertation. how what say you. the the the respon

this is kissinger, an important american politician, and these two hands that he connects. it’s good when they shake hands strangely, and don’t clash, henrys in china are respected, and at the suggestion of this chairman, they even called the old friend of the chinese people. they remember in beijing. that historical secret visit in july 71, when us president nixon's security adviser, on his personal behalf, secretly undertook to establish relations with communist china . massive right. when still a beginner carrier. a class among those four who flew on a secret mission to pakistan to meet kissinger there and fly with him to beijing to chinese premier zhou enlai, we have presented china's views and left room for the americans to present their views. then the general points of view of both sides were listed, about which we basically agreed already during the negotiations about those secret negotiations, for which the kitty was in such a hurry that he even forgot at the hotel. i had to wear a shirt. the one that was borrowed by an assistant not in size in china even made a mo

there are no windows to it henry kissinger the author of this statement is the most colorful of those with whom us foreign policy is associated with an imperturbable sharpened word and a once incorrigible womanizer with a trademark german accent 100 years old, such a venerable age is a rarity in itself, and in order to maintain clarity of thought and intellectual capacity there is no one to remember. idiologist and practitioner of the policy of détente and the balance of power of the sixty-ninth to seventy-seventh years, he carried it under two us presidents nixon and ford, first as a national security adviser, and then as secretary of state. played an important role in the negotiation and signing of the quadripartite agreement on the status of west berlin in september 1971 visited china in the same year and played a key role in preparing the meeting between richard nixon and mouse dun in 1972. third. he helped draft the paris peace agreement to end the vietnam war. for which he received the nobel peace prize. this caused outrage from many around the world, but henry kisinger was not

henry kissinger can safely be called a self-made man. he was born in 1923 in germany in the bavarian town of fürth in a jewish family six months before hitler's beer bunch, his father taught at the gymnasium, and his mother was a housewife in 1938. at the urging of his mother paula. the family emigrated to the united states , all of their relatives who remained in germany died during the holocaust. in america, henry's family received refugee status, he was 15 years old at school in the evenings, and during the day he worked in a shaving brush factory, then he entered school and studied accounting, but the second world war began and in 1943, having received us citizenship, henry went to the front and served as a scout, 8. the 4th infantry division in the winter of the 44th participated in an order operation in a large-scale counteroffensive of the us allied forces and great britain, henry was fluent in german, therefore, in 1945 he was transferred to counterintelligence, engaged in the denomination , identifying the nazis and restoring th

give as a symbol kissinger should be ashamed to appear in public. according to the guardian, kissinger, who himself says that he was a german jew who escaped from hitler , has become a crime. hundreds of thousands of civilians in the world are still being prosecuted by the courts in spain, france, argentina and chile, but because of the full support of all the presidents of the united states in the past 50 years , they have not been able to pull his foot to ali rajabi, sada news agency. and cima new york china the us rejected the request for a meeting between the defense ministers of the two countries on the sidelines of the summit in singapore . the us department of labor announced that the rejection of the us request for a defense meeting was a contractual message. china opposes the us request for a meeting between the military officials of the two countries. they have been working on tension in the past months, especially over taiwan, but they object to the increase in us military exchanges with taiwan. america's arms with the authorities taiwane

kissinger, who says he is a german jew he escaped from hitler's hand, he was a criminal and inheritedture and death . the full support of all american presidents in the past 50 years has not led him to this . ali rajabi of the new york radio and television news agency 12 , the zionist regime's television has reported the formation of criminal gangs of residents of the uae in this country. quote from an official the energy police did not want to reveal its name and stated that the uae authorities still do not know about the criminal activities of these criminal gangs such as money laundering and smuggling. the uae normalized its relations with the zionist regime about three years ago in an agreement with the zionist regime. it was announced to the large economic market of dubai that many of the criminal gang 120a moved their activities to dubai after the normalization of relations with the uae . the study tool is to deduct and analyze the behavior of users on facebook, the medical conditions , appointments and treatment processes of the patients of 20 british national health centers we

kissinger for some 50 years. >> he hasn't -- >> reporter: that henry kissinger is still alive will come of our aides here pick up the phone and dahl beijing and say, dr. kissinger would like to speak with president xi, would he take your call? >> it's a good chance that he'd take my call, yes. >> reporter: what about the russian president? vladimir putin. >> probably, yes. >> reporter: if a president were to come to you and say, henry, would you fly to moscow and talk to putin? >> i would be inclined to do it, yes. but i would be an advisor, not an active person. >> reporter: he wasn't thinking about reinstating you as secretary of state. of course, you'd be an advisor. >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: in anyone else the arrogance would be staggering, but the nimbus of photographs surrounding kissinger, then displaying the former u.s. presidents living and dead whom he has served or advised is compelling. confirmation of the old adage, if you can do it, it ain't bragging. he believes that the current crisis in ukraine may be approaching a turning point. >> now that china has ended the n

wants kissinger to focus on finding what could create a legitimate environment of order and balance,ng about the value system within societies, but the problems of international social justice and economic welfare in different parts of the world. this can become the basis for coexistence under conditions of polarization there is nothing unnatural about polarization. how to overcome it? well, that is, as they said, we used to have a business that lives and wins. i think kissinger's ideas are correct and legitimacy requires that the voice of all the major powers, including china and india, be heard to some extent. they feel that they have been left out and ignored in the old international system by the hesenger problem in a somewhat limited approach to the world, and for of which he is a controversial figure in the united states, the list of political achievements is quite extensive, for example, his role in creating a control system. with arms negotiations on salt making progress in resolving the middle east conflicts and many other things, the paris peace agreements kissinger even re

henry kissinger turns 100 years old on saturday.yed a huge role in american foreign policy as secretary of state. too many around the world, his legacy is that of a war criminal . he expended america's war in vietnam into neighboring laos and cambodia supporting crews and dictatorships -- supporting coups and dictatorships and supporting india's war in which hundreds of thousands are believed to have died. the author of "henry kissinger and the american century" joins us now. he was a man who has not held a government position for quite some time now. he still holds a very important place in u.s. politics. why is that now? >> there are very few figures in the united states who take on the intellectual heft of henry kissinger. he brings policy experience with an incredible over -- incredible ouvre of writing. he has established himself as the wise men in our society and republicans and democrats want to be -- want to identify themselves with him as -- if they want to be seen a serious politicians. >> your biography talks about the fo

soltanian of sed and sima news agency, at the same time as the 100th anniversary of henry kissinger , the former secretary of state of the united states, and the advice of the legacies of the president of this country in the past half century. documents and information a new story of war crimes and people with bloody hands. the revelation of henry kissinger's involvement in the war crime of bombing cambodia after 53 years coincided with his centenary and in an american publication when he was the us secretary of state and national security advisor to president nixon at the time and was opened. 500 thousand tomans a bomb should be dropped on the daughter of the civilian people of cambodia and 150,000 people should be killed in the silence of the media. this crime should be answered . before his death, the influential american politician described kissinger as saying that he has been the adviser to all american presidents in the past half century, both republican and democrat. last year, democrat bern sanders and hillary clinton, when clinton mentioned singer's close relationship as a t

kissinger's followers say that washington's current course is paradoxical nixon and kissinger did everythingcentury ago to prevent rapprochement between moscow and beijing , america's main opponents biden, blinkan and sullivan seem to be deliberately pushing two capitals towards each other, times have changed, of course, but is it really time to discard even the basics of geopolitics , a russian-chinese business forum of a high level and wide coverage was held in beijing this week. the russian delegation was headed by the prime minister. mikhail mishustin took him to the seat pin event organized in pursuance of the march agreements in moscow between the russian president and the chairman of the people's republic of china for two years in a row, the volume of trade between russia and china has increased by about a third during the season last year. he broke the record, reaching almost 190 billion dollars. this year's target is 200 to 200 billion. russia is one of the main suppliers of energy resources in china today, more than 75% of exports. mineral fuels accounted for oil and oil products l

a former us diplomats on the presidential adviser, henry kissinger, is mocking his 100 back date. he played a key role in us foreign policy in the 19 sixty's and 19 seventy's. when the u. s. was involved in the vietnam war and the next and not in the station tried to improve relations with china. some of his decisions where controversial but he and praise in many cycles, including from the nobel peace prize committee. one of america's most famous diplomats is still very interested in the world's current conflicts, including tensions over taiwan and russia's war and ukraine. mit, it's come to be getting talks about it. c 5 president, maybe after your effective date. it's no plan. born hines, alfred kissinger, in 1938 to fled, the nazis with his parents to the us. there he studied political science at hartford that keep people all over the road, but that was not the intention. and the fact that the key people means that we selected them, that it was not a plan to have friends and key positions. president richard nixon brought kissinger under his team in 1968 1st as a security advise

kissinger. yeah. really, really interesting character. nixon right. so as of the strategy, we're going to engage the soviets. we're going to engage chinese. nixon actually goes to china in february 1972, and then he goes to moscow in in may of 1972. and even though he's trying to get the chinese in the soviets to help, there's not much that they can do. but still freaks out, lays one and the rest of the leadership in in in hanoi. it freaks them enough that eventually decide to to kind of cut war short and give nixon the agreemenheo desperately wanted so these are b-52s, right? eyan carry up to 5, it? i think a hundred, £500 bombs, if memory serves me right. anyway, you rra lot of bombs. anso typically they were used only in the south, but under nixon, they start flyg re regularly against the north and b-52 it'we call it carpet bombing, right? it just everything gets destroyed in a two mile long by half a mile wide box. and en u're hiding on the ground. it's such that that psychologically it real

kissinger has supporters and opponents . conditions and opponents because of the participation of course and indirectly, in the massacre of hundreds of thousands of vietnamese people , they accuse chile, cambodia, and in such a way that these actions and these crimes originated from the theories and consultations of the american foreign policy apparatus , and currently there are discussions and views on this matter. where does it come from? one of the cases that we witnessed, they commented on ukraine and giving russia land instead of being able to kill it. instead of being able to kill it, let us move forward with this proposal to the liking of the governments of bavaria and the democrats in the united states . may it continue, mr. abbasi, this is how it turns out preparations and news related to the us and nato made a mistake about the war in ukraine, and with the plan of joining ukraine in nato, this war was caused by someone, except at times, asking for negotiations with russia to end the war, which is faced with the ind

kissinger's approaches and meaning detente, as he saw it, consisted precisely in the fact that therers, that there should not be someone who right now feels like a complete winner and, accordingly, believes that you can do anything, if you always spoke both as a scientist and then, as the state here is something of a dangerous situation , it was sour-dzher who insisted that a direct telephone line be installed from the white house to the soviet embassy in washington, and it came in handy when the states. it was necessary to urgently round off the vietnamese campaign to present this. now, of course, it's difficult. american president nixon calls the soviet ambassador dobrynin with a request to help in the negotiations. we are with mr. brezhnev. we can fry bigger fish than this damn story. quite right. the main thing now is to get this fish out of the pan. to do other things . mr. brezhnev and i in henry, we are all working to get this problem out of the way . to let you know what i think about this and i hope you agree with me. i definitely thank mr. president for the shuttle diplomac

kissinger came and checked the pentagon documents in the 1970s, referring to mr. peder's role in the killing of civilians in cambodia. the united states on september 11 and we have always presented him in the form of a war criminal, and cases like this have caused him to have many opponents, mr. abbasi , now another good series, kissinger has strong supporters and opponents. because of the participation of hundreds of thousands of vietnamese people in the massacre of cambodia and chile before , and in such a way that these actions and these crimes originated from the theories and consultations of the american foreign policy apparatus , there are currently some discussions in this regard. and this purity and perspective where does it come from? the last example of the cases we witnessed was that a few months ago , at the daoud meeting, he made this proposal.

, farmers and the british queen, well, there is something famous, but not good, like kissinger convinced farmer to let his son marry the british queen , gave arguments, the farmer refused, then finally agreed, and then he said fine. there are such sketches of energy, they are unquestionable demand, those sengers, they are about images of sanja, this is an image of kissinger, so cynical, who simply laughs at the russians, says ukraine will soon destroy you, horror and we also do not want anyone to destroy you, let's go, we will protect you, we are ready, we love you very much we will protect you, we will take it, we will take it on a date and we promise you that it will not destroy you, sleep peacefully, dear russians, so that you can say if you were putin, the kin agent will destroy the old shit well, that's all you told him putin because putin in other eh details eh he usually does not admit that he wants to destroy ours what kissinger says about the borders , where they will be, that russia can keep it, it cannot keep it eh, these are the opinions of a political expert. one should not

why is kissinger pushing this topic? the answer is obvious.ut maybe he still has other plans, including regarding the candidates for the presidency of the united states of america. we know that ukraine is an obvious topic of ukraine, which will be one of the topics for future races. in the dialogue, they mentioned the topic of ukraine in the american elections, er, enriching, er, on may 27, er, he will turn 100 years old and obviously he does not have enough money for the jubilee events , because he would have worked as a waiter in the kremlin during the service, he could learn the phrase quickly деньги нужны actually well, some engineer is pushing the price of pro-russian arguments, but now they sound absolutely. well, it makes more sense, because he still talks about the important role of china in mediation , but for now, in kissinger's model, china can be a mediator for ukraine. that is, this mediation involves direct, er, side-face talks between putin and putin, but why in ukraine direct talks with putin, they are not needed in ukraine, uk

maybe after your effective date, it's no plan. born hines, alford kissinger. in 1938, he fled the nazis with his parents to the us. the connections he made studying political science at harvard was significant for his future career. the key people all over the world. but that was not the intention. and the fact that there keep people means that we selected them. it was not a plan to have friends and key positions. president richard nixon brought kissinger under his team in 1968. first is a security advisor later as secretary of state, where his 1st task was to enter the vietnam war. he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his diplomatic efforts. but his role in the war was controversial. so many believe the us bombing of northern vietnam, exacerbated the situation is and the good deep into cutting the over the does it. and to hit the button the all i ask of you to do it said date the defects. and that's just, it's the, his shuttle diplomacy is legendary. his strategy of talking to all sides to find a solution means that henry kissinger continues to be a salt

this is kissinger, an important american politician, and these two hands that he connects. it’s china and america, it’s good when they shake hands strangely, and don’t clash, henryk in china is respected, and at the suggestion of this chairman, they are even called an old friend of the chinese people. they remember in beijing. that historical secret a visit in july 71, when us president nixon's security adviser, on his personal behalf, secretly undertook to establish relations with communist china as it was in the smallest detail and today he remembers the tank in ein well, here she is on the footage of the chronicle with short haircut glasses with massive legal night. when else is a beginner translator? a class among those four who flew on a secret mission to pakistan to meet kisenger there and fly with him to beijing to see chinese premier joe enlai, we set out china's views and left space for the americans to present their views. then the general points of view of both sides were listed, about which we basically agreed already during the negotiations about those secret n

, we know that henry kissinger is a certain marker for some american political elites, well , for world elites as well, he stated that by the end of the year between ukraine and the russian federation, real relations are possible negotiations and will act as a mediator. of course, china must change. i think by the end of the year there may be a desire for negotiation processes and even real negotiations, while kissinger said that he was not against the role of an adviser in in the contacts of the united states of america with the russian side, what does this mean, mr. colonel , that is, this topic is already being discussed at the highest expert level, because henry kissinger is now acting as an expert , any war ends with some kind of agreement or capitulation of one of the parties or some act of armistice, let me remind you let's say north and south korea are still in a real state of war and are not at war there is a so-called so-called armistice agreement can you trust any waivers in terms of chinese mediation and direct negotiations with the russian federation in no way negotiations

why is kissinger pushing this topic?lthough the answer seems to be obvious, it is possible that he has other plans, including regarding the candidates for the presidency of the united states of america, we know what is ukraine, it is obvious that the topic of ukraine will be one of the topics for future races in the eyes of the united states of america, we already mentioned the topic of ukraine in the american elections at the beginning of our dialogue, on may 27 it will be 100 years old and obviously it does not have enough money for the jubilee events, because he could learn the phrase from the error деньги нужны during the time of service, well, working as a waiter in the kremlin, actually, well, some engineer pushes the prices of pro-russian narratives , but now they sound absolutely well , it makes more sense, because after all, he is talking about important role of china in mediation uh, but for now in kissinger’s model, uh, china can be a mediator for ukraine, well, that is, this mediation involves direct uh, late

says that he could also join these negotiations, the 100-year-old among others kissinger should be 100 years old in may, if i am not mistaken this year, he says that he is not against the role of an advisor in the contacts of the united states of america from the russian side. how do you feel about such forecasts and such feelings of keying sources, well, considering what he said, uh, they are always heard in the world at least well, and discussed well, you know he was an adviser to putin for a long time therefore, he definitely does not need to acquire any new role, so he can continue to advise putin , since everything he advises fits very well into the line of behavior and thinking of mr. putin. it seems to me that with people with such age and fate plays a bad joke, for example, with whom exactly is mr. khomsky, who is from a different political spectrum , what is his arab-political conflict , or rather, he is trying to stuff this matrix, or rather us, into this matrix , the same kissinger, his main achievement is that he actually pecked at the bait of the chinese that they actually

and i think kissinger was much the same way, except had a hold on. kissinger yes, sure. going with this other with mcnamara, one of the great advantages we all now is if you want to know what they were talking, we can listen to the tapes and hear what they were talking about. and there's a powerful it's clear that johnson was not interested in hearing points of view that might differ from his own. and you can see in magnum hear it in mcnamara's voice. and the question is, how did he reconcile that at the time worked with peter and produced in retrospect, which a very brave and important publication, which in some ways changed everything about how we understand what government officials think. but prior to that moment, he was on the ground acquiescing to these these from johnson. have you did you talk to him about that and have a sense of how he lived with that? like like brian, we talk that's all we talked about for a decade. i mean, i think part of it is i think he really thought that he could he could control rash or impulses better from the inside, the outside. so if

they want henry kissingers on saturday. has it been fulfilled? well, of course, this is under all conditions, and the age is quite respectable, but what an incredible case this is in the first place. who has fully retained the brilliance of his intellect and his analytical abilities, but the main thing is that this very middle-aged man who won fame back in the fifties, that he remains absolutely relevant today and that they talk about him not about some honorary resignation, but as about a real factor in international discussions, you met vitaly with him. you knew him, how would you define the role of kisseler in contemporary political discussions and does he have any influence outside of the united states , in your opinion . although it is not necessary to exaggerate it, it is not in vain that he is considered a representative of that trend in politics and political science, which is called realism. he is a realist and has always been a realist and remains that political realist to this day. i think what he is doing today. this is his attempt to

has completely changed his position and explains why, er, he is correct - once kissinger consideredhuge mistake, er, to accept ukraine into nato, now he believes that ukraine must be accepted by nato and as soon as possible, but kisa already has certain doubts that ukraine will be able to liberate crimea and fulfill its parts, actually fulfill its plan from the ukrainian victory, so he thinks so ukraine imagines him and says that in exchange ukraine can get, for example, membership in nato, moreover, in order to tie our hands and ukraine could not continue to fight with russia , because being nato, it will no longer be able to make such decisions alone. i respect kissinger, he is such an epoch-making person, but you understand even such great people there , even they also make mistakes or their vision it, well , let's say, forms a certain changed its position on nato , the people of ukraine, for a very long time, i was the deputy chief of the staff of the ministry of the interior of the ukrainian navy for euro-atlantic integration issues, and i studied that issue , and in the early

you understand that kissinger if i were now.the dining room number 68 in chernomorsk, i would definitely say this is the head. yes, that is, er, here. well, you see, still the depth of thought. you understand that a person really analyzes. but there is one problem. he has always been consistent in terms of saying that ukraine should not be in nato never because it is the threat of a third world war. he said this repeatedly over the years. i remember his brilliant response to spiegel magazine in 2014, when he said that we have to come to an agreement with russia, america, and the german journalist says to him, that is, what do you want to say that ukraine itself cannot determine its future. what did he say? here is the most in my opinion, capacious and short answer is war. here, why not? that's it, that's all. and now he, by the way, is vasily. he does not say that i changed my mind. he says, circumstances have changed, that is, russia is no longer an existential threat to us. so, it seems like we need to think more about china,

henry kissinger is hard of hearing, he went blind in one eye, underwent about a dozen heart surgeriest is still ready to engage in foreign policy if one of your assistants picked up the phone, called beijing and said dr. would you like to talk to the president of the sissy - if he answered your call there is a big chance that the president of russia vladimir putin perhaps yes. and if the president asked you, henry, could you fly to moscow and talk to putin, i would inclined to do it was born in 1923 in bavaria in a jewish family shortly before the beer path of the nazis in the thirty-eighth, when she began to live in germany. the family moved to america where he changed his name to henry and at the end of world war ii even managed to serve in the american army. he was sent to translators in germany , then there was harvard, and the first then completely unexpected statements at the height of the anti-soviet campaign, when the united states was preparing for a nuclear war with might and main, the young professor warned of its dangers. our military strategy is based on doctrine massive

kissinger is one small exception, but i repeat, while there is no base, i did not hope. trying to understand, this is all a fog, invented by some of our western publications there, or really. behind this is something russia relies on. i agree that russia relies on personnel and relies on people it can understand, including mr kiseljazh, but so far there is no basis for negotiations . we are on this version that we are helping. yes, a simulation of the negotiation process, which is now beneficial to all parties. measurements to date no grounds for peace talks. no, medium term perspective no grounds for compromise also will not be the only peace talks that will be negotiations, not agreeing on some future forum in the format and so on negotiations can only be ruled out on fixing the results achieved by the military military immediately returned simulation negotiations. that is, we are now what we have just asked in the information agenda, a chinese who flew to talk to everyone, president zelensky, a terrorist who flew to talk with the pope the pope who says that i have a s

true, after all, the brzezin cynical - for three heads was already a bastard, but kissinger.er smarter strategic. sorry to be honest. yes, but you know how much i dislike him . but today i realized that he is a sincere friend of our country, a long-time one who feels deep personal sympathy for us. i'll explain why, well, look, in what context it all happens. and you look how over the past six or seven days peacekeepers have come running, starting from the number one roman parent, and they end up with some african guys who were handed some kind of plan by someone absolutely in my opinion, crazy yes, not legal impossible, but nevertheless came running already. sorry from africa peacemaker all come running old man old man. sorry for being rude. russian word. hersh, divorced over this. sorry doll called poland poland wants a peace process to end the hostilities of the peace process. and also in the restaurants of the baltic states. they just want to eat directly, they can’t, as they want, by the way, i want to ask. and what is it that they all were blown up like that only a month

nixon and kissinger. guest: there are so much going on in the white house at this time. a part of the story about getting the access to the nixon tapes is that we get -- we have an understanding that the watergate story, burglary and cover about -- cover up is going on at the same time to make the administration is working on these major foreign policy initiatives that were always for him, first and foremost in terms of what he wanted to leave behind as a presidential legacy. host: deborah is next in allentown pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wholeheartedly agree with the last two callers about how galvanizing this event was. i am of the road where i voted the first time in presidential election in 1972. when 18-year-old were given the right to vote. my question for the guest, given the fact that president ford then pardoned richard nixon for his act, i have to wonder, the death set a new precedent -- did that set a new president for the peril of the country is in now with all the allegations of president trump and the difficulty trying to hold him accountable? thes

nixon and kissinger. guest: there are so much going on in the white house at this time. a part of the story about getting the access to the nixon tapes is that we get -- we have an understanding that the watergate story, burglary and cover about -- cover up is going on at the same time to make the administration is working on these major foreign policy initiatives that were always for him, first and foremost in terms of what he wanted to leave behind as a presidential legacy. host: deborah is next in allentown pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wholeheartedly agree with the last two callers about how galvanizing this event was. i am of the road where i voted the first time in presidential election in 1972. when 18-year-old were given the right to vote. my question for the guest, given the fact that president ford then pardoned richard nixon for his act, i have to wonder, the death set a new precedent -- did that set a new president for the peril of the country is in now with all the allegations of president trump and the difficulty trying to hold him accountable? thes