henry kissinger at the height of his power. right. you know going and saying actually where you see communism as the outcome? i differ. and he did not appreciate. no, no, henry kissinger did not appreciate it that my my my dad said i'm i think you're wrong. and he pretty staunch in that opinion. and he came to washington and i said he said, i you're wrong. and he was proven correct. and i believe henry kissinger said something to the effect of, well, then you do it. yeah, then you do it. and he did. and he did. yeah. pretty remarkable. my sense was, is that post ambassador to portugal was was perhaps one of his favorite. i think kind of moments in his career. yeah obviously, they went on to other more senior and perhaps rivals. but that one it didn't seem to reflect to me kind of his quality and were able to play out and i think and and you know, think about it this way, like for 50 years now, portugal has been a democratic country. so the so the his influence there, he was able to give the portuguese the spirit out and the, you know,

they wanted to make uh, but the key to kissinger was he kept the pressure on israel and he kept the pressure on syria and egypt. his priority was to end the the major conflicts between nations, he was not focusing on the palestinian israeli conflict, and he did really nothing on that whatsoever, not nothing constructive, but he did in the the continual states of war that had continued for a quarter of a century virtually uh between israel, egypt and syria, and he did so by keeping going back to the region, staying there for weeks and even months a time and maintaining the pressure on both. sides including israel, he really pressure the israelies very significantly, we have not seen any of that so far, and frankly i believe secretary of state anthony blincan does not have the character, does not have the determination, does not have the guts and doesn't have the intellect to do what kissinger did, he does not realize that diplomacy is not simply matter of going somewhere and reading your complaints and then going away, you have to... pressure, it is not just gentleman's game, you hav

tell me why your boss, henry kissinger, the lady henry kissinger, was bugging your phone. it was your boss rouse. i was working for him on the national security council staff and the tires, close to story saying that the united states were seriously bombing cambodia. and providing some of the details about how the bombing was being carried out. the next thing was furious because he was trying to keep the bottom a secret. he sort of became public. that would be an outcry and he was expanding the war and that he would be forced to stop on. so he to, to take over that you've chosen his solution to every solution to everything was void. so because in order to find that it was leaking his toward that, so it makes it talk, isn't your figure out who understands might be doing the weekend and give those names to whomever we've been going to tap those people. and i think make some gateway, they could have cases, you gave my name because he's what i read the story because he switched over and mix it. so i read the story in the way to protect himself. looks to give my name to the bil

tell me why your boss, henry kissinger, the lady henry kissinger, was bugging your phone. he was your boss rouse, i was working for him on the national security cancer staff in new york times publish the story saying that the united states were seriously bombing cambodia. and providing some of the details about how the bombing was being carried out. nixon was furious because he was trying to keep the bottom a secret sort of for the kid who did outcry and he was expanding the war and that he would be forced to stop on. so he talked to them over take over that you've chosen you solution to every solution to everything was wired. so hoover told him where to find that it was ricky his toward that. so it makes it talk, isn't your figure out who understands might be doing the weekend and give those names to what we did. morning. it kept those people and i think next in gateway they could, kissinger gave my name. because when i read the story, because he's worked this over in nixon, so what i read the story and the way to protect himself likes to give my name to the bill. what, w

tell me why your boss, henry kissinger, the lady henry kissinger, was bugging your phone. he was your boss as well as i was working for them on the national security council staff and the tires, close to story saying that the united states were seriously bombing cambodia and providing some of the details about how the board was being carried out. the next thing was furious because he was trying to keep the bottom a secret. he sort of, if you can help me with the it outright and he was expanding the war and then he re forced to stop on. so he talked to them over take over then yes, the over chosen solution to every solution to everything was wired. so hoover told them where to find that it was ricky, it's worth that. so it makes it talk, isn't your figure out who understands might be doing the weekend and give those names to whoever we didn't want to tap those people and i think next in gateway they could have cases you gave my name because when i read the story because the slip is over and mix, and so what i agreed, the story and the way to protect himself looks to give my

quotes, because kissinger was the first to say this, there is mr.minister also spoke, look how interesting it is, it means that you can treat china’s plan in any way, but the design is quite clear, there is a settlement plan of 12 points and four points, such a universal standard as in general , any conflict can be resolved today, in negotiations with scholz in china, in general, a thing that deserves respect, deserves discussion, what in response? in response, blinkin says: i will go to china, i will explain to the chinese, blinkin, will explain to the chinese that they are they are leading the wrong way, but by the way, no one has done as much to bring russia closer to china than blinken, in this sense, and with his stupidity, absolutely fantastic ignorance, he pushed the chinese comrades. so that we refuse, there is a sacred question, but for what? for your sake, for the sake of american interests, for the sake of continuing the war in ukraine, we don’t want this. returning to these to these to these standards, that is, today, it seems to me, as

tell me why your boss, henry kissinger, the lady henry kissinger, was bugging your phone. he was your boss. well, i was working for him on the national security cancer staff in new tires close to story saying that the united states was seriously bombing cambodia and providing some of the details about how the board was being carried out. the next thing was curious because he was trying to keep the bottom a secret. he sort of 50 k who is going to be it outright and he was expanding the war and he re forced to stop on. so he took them over take over that. yes, the hoover chosen his solution to every solution to everything was word so because in order to find that it was ricky his toward that. so makes it talk, isn't your figure out what to say? it might be during the weekend and give those names to whomever we've been going to tap those people. i think next some gateway, they could cases you gave my name because he's what i read the story because he switched over and mix it. so i agreed the story in the way to protect himself looks to give my name to the appeal. but what a l

, come up with it again and invent it there, implement that same kissinger maneuver in reverse, try toect against china, another thing is that i think that of course not it will work out, but some... attempts in this which the united states finds itself in, they are extremely , again, like a strategic impasse, in the direction we will quite possibly see, but it is unlikely that they will be able to get out of it there, even if the administration changes, so well , returning to current events, indeed today the same bill was presented in the house of representatives on the allocation of trenches to ukraine, israel, taiwan and even humanitarian aid to the gaza strip by speaker mike jones. yes, although he stayed there for several months, in the end with him they did a good job, and as we see, he is already presenting approximately everything that the democrats adopted in the senate, well, it’s true, as if in individual separate tranches in the lower house, and despite the fact that he himself, by the way, spent the entire twenty-third year voted against the ukrainian tranches, but when th

there was a wake up and i am glad _ kissinger. there was a wake up and i am glad to— kissinger.qually hawkish. . ._ am glad to see democrats equally hawkish. ,, ._ , ,., am glad to see democrats equally hawkish. ,, , ., hawkish. stay with us, both, for now. i hawkish. stay with us, both, for new i want _ hawkish. stay with us, both, for now. i want to _ hawkish. stay with us, both, for now. i want to talk _ hawkish. stay with us, both, for now. i want to talk about i hawkish. stay with us, both, for. now. i want to talk about another day of political chaos in scotland today. first minister, humza yousaf, continues to fight for his political future. mr yousaf says he will not resign from the position — despite facing a no—confidence vote at holyrood next week. yesterday he terminated a coalition with the scottish greens — saying he was prepared to lead a minority snp administration. the greens have said they will vote against him. speaking in dundee, mr yousaf said his plan was in the best interest of scotland. matthew, what is going on here? that is a very difficult question to

henry kissinger of the usa ukrainians had time to think over the past six months, that's how much time congress needed to finally take up the consideration of a vitally important package for ukraine help back on october 20, president joseph biden proposed a bill that provided military support to ukraine, israel and taiwan, but the document became hostage to the election campaign and irreconcilable contradictions between democrats and republicans. the result for... an acute shortage of artillery shells and air defense equipment, a retreat from avdiyivka and the threat of a collapse of the front, which the media are writing about and ukrainian and western politicians are already openly talking about. it is necessary to specifically tell congress that if congress does not help ukraine, ukraine will lose the war. and find a public format of this. if ukraine loses the war, other states will be attacked. and this is a fact. the most surprising thing in this story is that after a half-year delay in the draft law, little has changed in substance. almost 61 billion dollars have been pledged for

as kissinger himself said, the absence of alternatives miraculously clears the brain.ohnson heard trump's main demand. his draft clearly states that us economic aid cannot exceed 50% of the combined aid of the allies. first of all, the eu and japan. importantly, the initiative calls on president biden to finally provide the country with long-range attack missiles. it is interesting that in in the document, the goal of aid is not only the ability to defend itself, but also the victory of ukraine over russia. the only question is whether american lawmakers have matured to this goal too late. kratal contains natural components that take good care of your heart. kratal improves blood supply and the functional state of the myocardium, normalizes it. that of heart contractions, increases physical and mental performance. kratal is a natural force for your heart. turn on well, it's when everything is as you want. click and now you control the game. the bird and you are in a tv show. oh, what is needed. megagogo. turn on hundreds of channels, thousands of movies and sports. try

kissinger sent brown was very unrealistic instructions. he said wipe out the palestinians and get the syrians out all the way down the list. this is during the cold war. brown got there and he had great credibility because he helped save the kingdom of jordan as ambassador in aman and developed corrupt close relations with hussein and played a key role there. everyone respected brown. brown was there for about a week he went back to henry kissinger, one of our most powerful and sometimes rather difficult secretaries of state. he said my instructions are all wrong. we need to work with the syrians, not against them. as that's the only way we will get we what we want. i need to negotiate with them. i also want to negotiate with arafat. he got a green light on the first one but the second one, this is 1976, an election year and ford was not prepared to begin a dialogue with arafat. arafat said had to be public so we worked with arafat through the settings but he ended up with a redline agreement that lasted until the israelis got unrealistic

i think i mentioned to you that henry kissinger, who was chairman until his death, chairman emeritusthat, from his point of view, the partnership between russia and china has no prospects, he said that the history of relations between the two countries is very difficult, different political cultures, and it seemed to him that there was even a factor, well, if you like, an established factor of mutual hostility, so it was especially interesting to me when, after his... there’s nothing even to argue about, that’s exactly how it is, just look at it what is happening, but as for pushing china and russia into each other’s arms, this is actually a phenomenon that takes place, moreover, several years ago, when it was still possible, well, let’s say, fairly frank direct conversations with american political scientists, even before i left for china, when i worked in moscow, i sometimes asked: well, why, what is the goal of your policy aimed at pushing russia towards stronger relations with china, then i learned that chinese colleagues asked the americans at the same time, until recently , exa

oh, so like how you mentioned henry kissinger a short time ago. you remember his famous quote being an enemy of america is dangerous for being a friend of america or is face old. let me ask you if i can enjoys protesters and opposition forces plain that this bill is identical to the russian. one is aimed at putting pressure on independent media. should you think those claims are well founded? uh uh you know, uh these claims um, uh, re, uh are you to uh rios because uh not the feelings like georgian alo, documents uh his need to be 2 majors as far as i know you, i show, for example, if you are like these kind of agent for you, you lose, you can not to participate in any political elections, or you can have like a public election or something like these, these a georgia lo hayes, nothing with that. and it's only 4 times per week because i don't know you know, let's so this waste turner. finally, the organization is we can see promo, last 10. thank you. so you're aware connected with the gym, change in deepening country desk and sometimes you, when t

the signing ceremony was former us secretary of state, henry kissinger, chief architect of the peace between egypt and israel. kissinger's approach was to making only small demos from the out of 5 picked up on this step by step strategist and as early as 1974. as promised, any in liberation organization approved a plan to aim for a foothold in the region administered by a palestinian authority rather than historic palestine. in the same year, the out of the summit had officially designated the piano as the sold representative of the palestinian people. the l u b and stuff, the bought a shot of this lien and the 3rd x of wenatchee to walk i had i had a phone. i mean to tell you can never jess off is it can really some what i mean. yeah. pull clues of comp model, if someone is mobile, i said move, bought them at the co mendez in 1974, i refer noun to his colleagues as a rama. address the united nation for the palestinians. and for the p l. o. the venge represented recognition for the palestinian struggle had said between him and yeah, on the sofa v, i think you're not being in a height

and i'm glad you, you raised it because kissinger is idea by doing the opening to try hi, there nixon's of course, was to create that division and it worked four, 60 or more years. >> what's >> happened now is that we missed to some degree russia's move toward authoritarianism. and we the to understand that it would be taking over territory. we made a parallel mistake with china and then we were pretty slow to recognize the degree to which they were coming together. putin and xi of met more than 40 times president biden has met putin one time in his time in office, and that will probably be the last one so we're at a moment right now where the strategy we need to look at is, how do you contain the worst aspects of their behavior? but also so prevent them from working together. and that's the new mission in washington. and so far i would have to say we are not very far down that road in developing that strategy. >> volley very quickly before we go, i got to ask you, iran is also in the midst of a kind of leadership change, right? i mean, there's a stock about what happens after the supre

the signing ceremony was former us secretary of state, henry kissinger, chief architect of the peace between egypt and israel. kissinger's approach was to making only small the most building from the out of 5 picked up on this step by step strategist and as early as 1974. as promised any and liberation organization approved a plan to aim for a foothold and the region administered by a palestinian authority rather than historic palestine. in the same year, the out of the summit had officially designated the piano as the sole representative of the palestinian people. the l u b and stuff. the bought a shot of this lien and the 3rd x of wenatchee to walk i had i had a phone. i mean, to tell you can never, jess off is it can really some what in the apple cause of pop mobile? if someone is mobile, i submitted a bug. i'm at the co mendez in 1974. i refer noun to his colleagues as a rama. address the united nation for the palestinians, and for the p l. o. the venge represented recognition for the palestinian struggle had said between him and yeah, on the sofa the i think the, the, the height

the signing ceremony was former us secretary of state, henry kissinger, chief architect of the peace between egypt and israel. kissinger's approach was to making only small demands from the out of 5 picked up on this step by step strategist and as early as 1974. as promised any and liberation organization approved a plan to aim for a foothold and the region administered by a palestinian authority rather than historic palestine. in the same year, seattle, the summit had officially designated the piano as the sole representative of the palestinian people. the you the only thing about a shot, if this lien and the 3rd x of wenatchee looked at whether i had a phone, i mean to tell you can reach us off is it can really some what i need y'all to quit. i've called model like someone to his model. i submitted a bug, i'm at the co mendez in 1974. i refer noun to his colleagues as a rama. address the united nation for the palestinians. and for the p l. o. the event represented recognition for the palestinian struggle in the had the set between him at the end. yeah. oh that's so probably i think

anthony blinken and henry kissinger are like walking from washington to the gas sector, but the currentstate also decided to try shuttle diplomacy. at the end of the trip there will be israel, while the head of the state department flew to jordan. well, sarriada's tour has begun, so as not to sit down twice, on site of the world economic forum collective meeting with here are the details and sequence of steps. the first phase calls for the release of 20 to 33 hostages over several weeks in exchange for a pause and the release of palestinian prisoners. the second stage is what sources call the restoration of sustainable calm, during which the remaining hostages, captured israeli soldiers and hostage bodies will be exchanged for more palestinian prisoners. in the minds of israel, this is apparently a carrot, so gathering in the rafah area in anticipation of a ground operation on the border with egypt. the equipment, of course, is a whiplash, the tanks seem to be standing on top of each other, meanwhile , more and more combat vehicles are being delivered on trailers, but blinkin has no opt

anthony blinken and henry kissinger are like walking from washington to the gas sector, but the current decided to try shuttle diplomacy. at the end of the trip there will be israel, while the head of the state department flew to jordan. well, the sir riyadh tour has begun, so as not to sit down twice, at the world economic forum, a collective meeting with heads of the ministry of foreign affairs of the middle eastern countries, as well as the general. hamas is currently facing an extremely generous offer from israel, at this moment the only thing standing between the residents of gaza and a ceasefire is hamas, they must make a decision, they must make it quickly. according to cnn, the israeli proposal consists of two stages, here are the details and sequence of steps. the first phase involves the release of 20 to 33 hostages over several weeks in exchange for a pause and the release of palestinian prisoners. the second stage is what sources call the restoration of sustainable calm, during which the remaining hostages, captured israeli soldiers and hostage bodies will be exchanged for m

the core of what nixon and kissinger were doing in the early '70s in recognizing china, was to preventussia and china from coming together. >> you also make this interesting point about the dynamic that's so different given, first of all, they're so economically intertwined the united states and china. and also, the business community and technology and the role it plays in this version of competition. a top u.s. cyber official told you companies, not the u.s. government, have all the insight these days. how do we know when an attack is coming? >> yeah. the book opens with the days running up to the war in ukraine. and while there was certainly lots of indicators coming from america, satellites and signals intelligence and so forth. in the end, one of the key indicators that the russians were getting ready to roll came from microsoft, whose engineers were noticing that malware that had been placed by the russians on ukrainian government agencies were being activated and sent a notice through their channels, which ultimately went to the white house. at the end of the day, what kept ukra

and observer, yes, but in any case , secretary of state anthony blinkin has done his, i won't say kissingert a doubt the visit is important and... they showed the chinese and outlined certain lines, they said: make up your mind, dear inhabitants of the celestial empire, these two visits and a telephone conversation, or in turn a telephone conversation, then a visit by minister yelen, minister of finance of the united states of america, now blinken, which took place according to the arrangements of the telephone conversation between joseph biden and xijin pinh, which they showed, and the united states of america. focused on security issues, because these two, these two trips to beijing related to the first group of issues that concern ukraine, which is that chinese banks, including the state bank, finance the defense and industrial enterprises of the russian federation, the second is that china supplies equipment, goods and technologies for dual purpose, and this means that there... includes components and spare parts for individual weapons. the third, very dangerous thing is that the volume

mediator and observer, yes, but in any case secretary of state anthony blinken has mine, i won't say kissinger'sut without a doubt the visit is important, and they showed the chinese and outlined certain lines, said: make up your mind, dear inhabitants of the sky. these two visits and the telephone conversation, or rather the telephone conversation, then the visit of secretary ellen, the secretary of the treasury of the united states of america, now blinken, which took place according to the arrangements of the telephone conversation between joseph biden and sidney pinney, which they showed, ah, the united states the americans, ah, are focused on security issues, because these two, these two are going to... beijing concerned the first group of issues that concern ukraine, namely that chinese banks, including the state bank, finance defense and industrial enterprises. russian federation. the second is that china supplies equipment, goods and technologies for dual purposes, which means that there are also components and spare parts for individual weapons. the third very dangerous thing is that the

information about the real state of affairs at the front, the only way to save ukraine, as the same kissinger said, the lack of alternatives miraculously clears the brain, and speaker johnson heard trump's main demand. in his project , it is clearly stated that us economic aid cannot exceed 50% of the combined aid of allies, primarily the eu and japan. importantly, the initiative calls on president biden to finally provide ukraine with long-range attack missiles. interesting. that in the document the goal of assistance is named not only the opportunity to defend itself, but also the victory of ukraine over russia, the only question is whether the american legislators have matured to this goal too late? tired of heavy and bulky saws, then strong saws from unpacking are just for you, they will easily cut trees and bushes, they are convenient to use for... carpentry work - it is an ideal tool for your home or garden, and the price is only from uah 999. choose a basic model or a model with a telescopic handle and order now. free delivery is available. specify in consultants: cut branches, trim ti

at one time , us secretary of state kissinger determined nixon's policies towards china and the soviette: in fact, we had an even more difficult strategic task to accomplish: transform the two -superpower cold war world into a triangle, and then govern it as such. so that our country, he meant the united states, naturally interacts with each of its rivals more closely than they would cooperate with each other, thereby we could expand the range of our capabilities. but this, of course, is the statement of an american statesman, who thought about american interests, not those of russia or china, and who was known for his toughness, but this is also a statement: a pragmatic politician who understands that politics is the art of the possible, and that if you want to achieve results in relations with other great powers , you need to try to find common ground with them... blinken came to beijing supposedly to create opportunities for cooperation, but it was announced before his arrival. alliances are getting closer to the chinese borders, and now they are going to send, according to the new

employee, they assigned to him as one of the most important mines in american ford and call this henry kissinger. why state the united states has no permanent francis for any means for the interest it should be and probably to, for the georgia government as well. and the georgia dream does the exact same thing, either 2nd try, you actually, or the base a little bit about the transparency of forwarding rules. and the proposed legislation, 6 only tests per transparency on the activities, the activities open, the mental organization. it doesn't, it entail. uh, any we need to make as for example, and it is a worth nothing of that many western countries including usa and prize in canada. busy next to port is causing the comparable lows. however, the we could do, would you have for introducing similar to each legislation the claim privileges for themselves while denying that was this reminds me of the pay most award. so feel free to really quickly. so right. the only the most out will but some are more equal than others. in just a few days, almost a 1000000000 of those is will be able to cost the viol

i remember the late henry kissinger, who once said at the pryamakov readings that russia, between riskome to defeat, but went to the end in its decision. the decision has been made, but pressure groups of this kind exist in the united states, and not only in the united states in europe, they have a very dangerous the temptation, as you said, ruslan, to think that russia is like them, and that russia will not decide at the last moment, from my point of view, the idea, in the name of peace and security, to test russia for strength, is an idea. extremely counterproductive from the american and european point of view, we go off to advertise, we’ll be back in just a few minutes, excitement and bustle, i don’t know why, the islands are becoming clear, but i’m used to procrastinating. these are the finalists of the twelfth season of the voice project, among them, of course, there is a winner, voice, final, live broadcast on saturday on the first, with fabulous ease the provincial resort turned into the capital of world cinema. mr. wenders, why are you repeating yourself? and i'm not repeating

jewish city, they talked about it more than once, i can't help but remember it , he is fantastic, kissinger was, ah, the secretary of state of the united states, well , since he is a jew, and there were wars there, as always in israel, then they persuaded him about this, well, you are a jew, you somehow helped.. . something there, tell your president, he said, i am an american first, secondly, a diplomat, thirdly, the head of the state department and only fourthly, i am a jew, prime minister goldemir said, everything is correct, but we jews read from the other side, and this is a good joke, that is, first of all you are a jew, and then , and then everything else, it's a good joke that explains the presence of links, social connections. communications, constant communications that existed between the same israel and the united states of america, between israel and european countries, for a long time, they were institutionalized unlike there, say, ukraine-israel relations, yes, around this, as the state department will be headed by a ukrainian, something will change on the american day, it ma

that, and she will peace, no one even asks. they just report that south vietnam someone asked when kissingerotiated with led dekho, no one will ask, it will just be reported, but here is such an agreement between hanoi and washington, well , trump has such an idea about politics, it is from the 70s of the 20th century , there are serious guys, they come to an agreement, and there are, well, how should i say it, there are some small countries that have just. understand this, but if you give money, if you create unnecessary illusions, ukraine will start to resist, to decide, why this, you know how, like, like an adult who doesn't want to hear this childish scream. doesn't want to get on their nerves and they just think it's unnecessary, at the same time, they don't want to appear as people who go against public opinion, they see that the majority of americans are in favor of helping ukraine, and in this case, they just show that and we want, we also want to help, just not like the democrats, we don't want to drink our money, we want to give credit, this is all empty chatter, which we have alre

in college, henry kissinger, why state the united states has no permanent frances, for any means fully interest. it should be in probably 2 for the georgia government as well. and the georgia dream does the exact same thing either. second, try actually, or base a little bit about the transparency of forwarding. and the proposed legislation, 6 only tests per transparency on the activities to activities open the mental organization, a 1000 it entail uh any. we need to make us, for example, and it is a worth nothing of that many western countries including usa and prize in canada. busy next to port is causing the comparable lows. however, the we could do, would you have for you to using similar to each legislation they claimed privileges for themselves while denying that was this reminds me of the pay most award. so we'll break each really big issue, right the only the most out the whole, but some are more equal than others. in just a few days, almost a 1000000000 voted in india will be able to cost the balance and a general election, we think will last for 6 weeks and go through several

because the winner’s trap was clearly that he did not understand, despite all kissinger’s warnings, that15 years to do this, that it is powerful because of its size, resources, cultural, scientific basis for the persistence of community. and if all this is not crushed, history will repeat itself, that is , kissinger’s idea was simple: russia needs to be dismantled into pieces, otherwise it will be reborn again. if in the american system the world has countries, sources of resources, there are countries sources of human potential, there are transit route countries, then the russians unite everything, they are strong in this, this strength, they must be deprived or used, but for this it is necessary to show that they are guaranteed a place among equals, and this place can be formed for them, then the americans missed the moment when... we needed not to threaten, not to call a gas station, not to pump out brains and money, but to promise a place at the table of equals somewhere between nato and the eu seven, because we understood who is not at the table, on the menu. yes, we were invited to

old enough to remember jimmy carter and the campaign, going way back earlier, dealing with henry kissingerut all the way to bill clinton and the like, would never threaten israel and if this is a policy of the united states, we could be hastening a war closing a bit too early for his relapse safety whether pressure is on to do that. what do you think? >> this is why my old boss robert gates said president biden has been wrong on every foreign policy matter of the last 40 years. 's actions and words are emboldening iran to have been supporting hamas all around. i'm sure the mullahs are laughing their way to the bank as president biden makes these comments and forcing those who work for him to come out publicly and say these things. neil: the in normative this widens. the moral case for fossil fuels, the reason we want to talk to alex, look at oil prices. a certain contract jumped over $90 a barrel north of 87 right now so we are back to levels we've not seen since the early part of last year. the significance of that can't be lost on those what's happening in the middle east, there's more b

-- back in his days when he was in philadelphia 1973, he's got to go over those five days where kissingeronvinced nixon to resupply, and then he will understand where the hell we are, and i think it's very unfortunate that he doesn't seem to know history as well as i thought, where israel needed everything, nixon was against it, kissinger said, you have to do it, it's a democracy, and the united states saved israel and anyone who disagrees with that just doesn't understand the golan heights. so, i'm not saying that he's ahistorical. i am saying that he seems to be ignorant of what happened in 1973, and it's going to cost israel, historically >> to you, is it mostly about energy goldman today, again, we see brent in a range between 75 and $90. brainard saying, we're going to make sure gas prices don't get out of control this summer >> i love the idea that we can control it, but i think that goldman put out a good note for alumni which is that markets may be worrying too much about overheating. this is david marigold this is the first piece i've read which says, enough with the hysteria abo

quotes, because kissinger was the first to say this, there is a plan for mr.ersal standard for how any conflict can be resolved today was proposed in negotiations with scholz in china, in general a thing that deserves respect, deserves discussion. what's the answer? in response, blinken says: i will go to china, i will explain to the chinese. blinkin will explain to the chinese that they are behaving incorrectly. well, by the way, no one has done as much for the russia- china rapprochement as blinken. in this sense, yes. in his stupidity, absolutely fantastic ignorance, he of the chinese comrades pushed, because to explain to us in a way that is not to explain to the chinese that you support the russian military-industrial complex, well, again . also a big stupidity, if only because the chinese can say quite reasonably, listen, we have 240 billion in trade with russia, we need this, excuse me, mr. blinken, we need it, we get a big profit from this, as you like, economic, we get what we want, you want us to refuse, this is a sacred question, but for what, for y

and then, of course, the more recent secretaries of state clinton, rice, powell, albright, yes, kissinger. we're just past. so well speaking presidents who, as secretary of state, i think our next stop is in monroe. it is. let's go. great. now, virginia hart, this is one of the smaller rooms we've been at? yes, absolutely this is one of the private rooms for the secretary of state. so this is off the tour. it at this point. how does the secretary use room? well, it's a holding room and he'll gather here before proceeding to another area to make remarks. and this is the monroe room. oh, it is. for this portrait by thomas aiello and thomas aiello, one of the great american portrait artists, the 19th century. and he was also known to flatter his subjects. so if you to have your portrait done, you would probably want solely your artist. now, we want to remind our viewers about the book america's collection that just came out because i'm seeing something that reminds me of that. well, they are a pair of vases that made in paris for the american market and americans absolutely loved porcelain.

we're putting on israel is something i've never seen in my lifetime, gol golda mayer, and henry kissinger and the fact of the matter is, we're angling aid and continuance to what israel does and how israel behaves. what do you think of that? >> neil, to your point, there may have been pressure and i'm sure there were difficult phone calls between, for example, george w. bush and his counterparts in afghanistan and iraq, but they were kept quiet and neither side put this in the public realm. israel certainly didn't put it that and you have to conclude, cynically, perhaps, for political purposes that the president is under immense pressure with the schism within his own party to do this and it's very unhelpful and it gives encouragement to hamas that they just need to hold on a little longer that much of the world, that all of europe and that israel's primary benefactor and suppliers of weapons is putting pressure on their enemy and gives them, you know, unfortunately, a shot in the arm. neil: you know, christian, you know foreign policy inside and out and i know the sopranos series on h.b.

what to henry kissinger's funeral a memorial service in the largest synagogue on fifth avenue.lked out a couple protesters that attach themselves from the protest that maybe they're following because i work for president trump on national security advisor. they were shafting the most vicious of vile things to me that i should die, die a jew and that sort of thing. they are not time time but the p administration. they weren't on with some actually took in support of his or they're coming after me for some other reason i got in the car i want to run my hands or my hair i realize i had a cap on. they were coming after me they thought i was a joubert i'm a christian, i am a more of a. moments are christians who think they are jews if you've ever been to utah. i thought this is of a jewish friends are going through every day. if you are a student and wear it on campus people are shouting the most vile and horrible things at you. it's not about an israel policy its rank anti-semitism and hatred of jews it's the oldest of prejudice. some help that it's become legitimate. that is becom