lenin and of the soviet union from nine hundred sixty four through nine hundred eighty two in one thousand seventy six regime suffered clinical death. estonia and atherosclerosis died on november tenth one thousand nine hundred eighty two from heart failure. during precious reign the term trend in medicine with quite special significance the average age of the politburo as members was around eighty the country's leaders constant medical attention that's why doctors went through a special procedure to be selected for work at the facility. but i had been under some form of surveillance my mom died back in nineteen forty six when i was born. when i was getting a job or they even wanted to know the number of my mother's grave. in his later years before brezhnev was due to appear in public doctors would give him strong drugs to help in focus even then he couldn't concentrate for more than ten minutes . worth of heart attacks and stroke certainly undermined his health is at the top of a brace now if was dependent on sleeping pills. all of that together made him completely to crap an. integral ve

spent decades studying lenin's medical history.that there are plans to fill the bullets with a poison called corroborate which is incredibly potent that later hospitals used it as an anesthetic and that for the fact is that when the bullet leaves the barrel the poison becomes ineffective when a compound is immediately destroyed by very high temperatures. in one thousand and twenty two lennon moved into his residence nimmo sky. during the last months of his life he was always completely insane this picture was taken by his sister. it's in the official diagnosis of chronic disease that causes death were hidden from the public for many years. after thorn doctors came to examine lennon they said in letters dated back to one nine hundred twenty two that he had syphilis a diagnosis was confirms in one nine hundred twenty four with lennon's death lennon's inner circle was aware of this but no one else was supposed to know and the post-mortem report was grossly falsified. joseph stalin jew gosh reading bloody murder lenin successor head of

lazer stalin was very close to the muslim lydia to richard was stripped of the order of lenin and the alleged saboteur doctors were released from prison and they were even allowed to resume their work at the kremlin. while for the future of science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. for a treat in tomsk siberia here so-called kremlin pills are made this particular drug is unique it contains no chemicals and doesn't dissolve in stomach acid rather it is a small electronic device but it's all the chip inside is two by two millimeters with a thousand transistors super microelectronics in those days and the criminal pill is slightly larger than the pain once it is in the body it's not generating impulses emulating the rhythms of a young healthy body. after the breakup of the soviet union pharmacist began sending kremlin pills the device was hailed as the cure of the future and of the beginning sales skyrocketed. somebody had recommended it to me i felt that if they used it in the kremlin it might help my mother so i bought it

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for an island state built on the fundamentals of marxist leninism, the relationship has been pretty rocky over the past few years. do not underestimate the symbolic importance of today's meeting between fidel castro and pope benedict. the papal visit is just about to come to an end. he is at the airport and closing statements are being made. they can look back on a trip that has been marked by the things of the evolution as opposed to revolution. >> it is not quite the dawning of a new era. from first light, the faithful made their pilgrimage to the father of the revolution. tens of thousands flocked from their homes, emerging from a dark past of religious intolerance. a mixture of the devout and the beautiful -- beautiful. some are even bused in by communist party bosses. revolution square is normally home to a giant socialist rallies. today was not about the rule of man, but the will of god. as the crowd surged for a brief glance. >> i am happy, happy, happy, happy. today is a wonderful day. in cuba, wonderful. >> pope benedict has chosen his words carefully this trip. the homily to the

russian middle class was never revolutionary lenin who can't be denied political. feeling yet he immediately the clear russian goals are reactionary are you know. i mean middle class can't call the liberal opposition roof it is reflecting the interests of russian middle class i know so many of the middle class or even richer who are where it has always been who have always been for putin because of his national conservative stand also. really tried before and now to be a little bit liberal a little bit patriotic a little bit conservative get everything well that is what a leader of. a nation should be because president must be a president for all and of course everyone once reform i think of our political system so it's not only the demand of liberal opposition it's i am quite conservative but i am sick and tired of those parties. so. head of the european institute for democracy incarceration spotlight we'll be back shortly after we take a small drink so stay with us don't go to. wealthy british scientists. sometimes. market finance come to. find out what's really

let's go back to this linen truck -- lenin -- lemon truck and turning lemons into lemonade. san francisco had a few limits handed to it this past year, but in spite of that, the city continues to show us it knows how to make lemonade -- san francisco had a few lemons. an example -- the america's cup. the events for this well- publicized multimillion-dollar america's cup will be held on san francisco bay starting this summer with the grand finale scheduled for september of next year. the port of san francisco is widely using the america's cup as a catalyst for revitalization of its peers -- piers pierre -- its piers. the $4 billion transbay terminal project is under way with new construction coming under the ground in months. mayor lee, if you think san francisco had lemons this past year, you should talk to mayor quan. here is a lemon. here is another. he is it -- here is an even bigger lemon. it is time to start thinking about making some lemonade. no, required here. here is a more limited with the soon-to-be completed new east span of the bay bridge, which lights up every

filmy seen as a hero and is even awarded the order of lenin the country's highest decoration. yes he's not living out of his golden age. you would tell me that he had been overflowing with information he would write numerous memos but later he realized nobody needed all that you can imagine how that ground knowledgeable man must have felt it's no wonder he was prone to drinking bouts once he remarked that hard drinking was the easiest way of suicide i suspect that initially she might even have been doing it with that same interview after. tries to help him overcome his destructive habit kim calls her the woman of his life and boasts about her in letters to friends radio journalist eric to morning is one of them. and like boasting or abasing myself when i see that her mother is ten days younger than i am anyway i can attest the big giving of my life is called a. regime that was put off by the fact that she was twenty years kim's junior but she succumbs to his english charm came proposes to her after just a couple of dates. she told me right away he wanted to take me to siberia

it is widely believed and a nobody has any illusions about the fact that lenin put in will win this election definitely he's the front runner despite having his support diminished by almost two fold as. something suggest that anyway he is the front runner if you will when it's the question is how he will win it in order to get a straight victory he must get fifty percent of the votes plus one vote and that will give him a straight victory in the first round if he gets less than that then he will have a second round runoff to be held on march twenty fifth in exactly three weeks from now and now of course all the political analysts and everyone in the country speculating who could become the potential challenges for him if we can in this potential second round runoff with the main challenger the main person who could be there alone the current prime minister is they hand over the communist party you know he's going to a very experienced campaign a very experienced presidential race high-tech there's only been one complaint in the history of more than a russia when he did not participate so it'

we told our dad about maks and -- marx and lenin.oung people thought because we had a president who was inarticulate and the whole country is racist if we get an articulate president who is black we are good to go. >> it was an election of many firsts. it energized a lot of america. >> i think a lot of the energy was simplistic. >> in my neighborhood in brooklyn there were people dancing in the streets. it was a mick jagger and david bowie remakes and they were on lamb posts and screaming. >> were they excited about obama or anyone. >> it was short lived. >> it was ridiculous. >> you have jeb bush and the iraq war. kids were mobilizing like they were in the 1960s. >> obama is still the most social candidate. >> do you like him? >> i can't even vote. i'm canadian, fyi. >> did you ever like him? >> i think he is a cool guy. >> gets to the bottom of it. >> i thought herman cane was a blast. and did you see the sticker stimulus.com thing he started? amazing. it looked like a fake video. he was the most social republican candidate out the

of those bull sessions you had in college where you sit around and, like, you debate like, you know lenin. i got to tell you something. we got to stop this. we got to stop parsing. we've got to stop just acting as if there's some sort of academic exercise going here. this is a place where horse sense trumps intellectualizing. in fact, speaking of college, it's often a sonny corleone market. what did you go to college to get stupid? you're really stupid. see, right now the people will opine about all these ethereal political and governmental issues and they clearly went to college. they're proud of it. i'm thinking they went to college to get stupid. these intellectuals want to draw linear logical conclusions about stock prices and draw conclusions from washington. take today's fed meeting. yes, i get that ben bernanke made some statements that could influence stock prices. oh, yeah. but you know what? i'm sick and tired of hear g about this qe2, qe3, and the impact on stocks. i'm disgusted of people trying to pin the tail of this market's strength on the fed. i'm bored by the parlor game

fund that had won, and was one partially, the list after lenin was questioned on the 14th amendment. that was good. but for example, here's what i would like to see happen in a debate this fall. so we had last week justice ginsburg safety egypt, i don't think you should look at the u.s. constitution as a model for a new constitution in egypt. by the way, maybe we need the politically incorrect guide of supreme court justice, i don't know. the comments were really quite astonishing. south africa's constitution she said she likes to i went and looked it up, i used to teach a course on comparison constitutionalism. there's formal language in the south african constitution. at the end of the long bill of rights, they have all kind of positive rights like the right to job and health care and housing and so forth. where it says judges or tribunals enforcing this bill of rights must look to international law, and may look to foreign law. but to wonder justice ginsburg likes the south african constitution so much. that's a roundabout for saying question jim lehrer or somebody, to the two can

collage of the bay area. 500 little notices approved instances to as the distance still to close the lenin80 million. >>pam: budget deficits and yet has that hail falls as the tough choices and francisco schools face. >>dan: student suggested tausan and next year. they're faced with a projected deficit of one and 83 million over two years. the school board has voted to send out nearly 500 and larry layoff of assault. the notices will go to one of the 23 of 2 of 69 administrators, 106 of 1500 paraprofessionals white teacher's aide in the school's security guards and 210 of 4100 teachers and counselors. >> you will have fewer teachers with the same number of children with will be an increase in class size clean it tally is with the san francisco teachers' union. >> the individual child would not and a teacher with fewer children. that means individual questions that to train the kindergarten kids to come to the rutland lessons, all of those things will be diminished. >>dan: in past years the district has sent of hundreds of a layoff notices but had and the doubling of no one or only a handfu

when lenin was pushing his marxist ideas.took 25 years to demoralize russia before he could destabilize it. it is a long, slow process. this can end up with government telling you what to do. us as americans are not used to it, just like we're not used to seeing military in the streets with guns. we are used to seeing cops. it is common sense to have all insurance but it has nothing to do with being told you have to buy health insurance. host: that brings up the passion on both sides, tony mauro. are the justices oaware of what's going on outside the courtroom yesterday and today? talk about that. guest: it really was remarkable. there were hundreds of protesters on both sides. the supreme court, there are demonstrations routinely out there. the sideually off to decid place in washington. you don't often see a lot of passion expressed about issues in the supreme court. it reminded me almost of bush versus gore in 2000, where there were huge demonstrations. as to whether the justices pay attention, they are not immune. they re

granddaughter susan she told a congressional committee it looks too much like old propaganda for marx and leninremind people of the fences at the death camps. >>> 8:42 a.m. right now, wednesday morning and the film mirror mirror based on snow white hits theaters this weekend. >> actor, army hammer who plays the prince, sat down with kevin mccarthy to talk about working with julia roberts their one on one interview. >> was he one of the winklevoss twins. >> both of them. >> i am looking at my weapons of mass creation, you only find these in dupont circle, we are having our own painting party it is an amazing creative experience good for kids and adults too. we are going to talk about how it all got started live next fox 5 morning news stay with us.  >>> maryland terms women's basketball -- terps women's basketball team got blown out. alisa thomas was selected first team all american by associated press the first time in history a sophomore received that recognition. >> rg 3 to the red skins is not a given, indianapolis colts owner says his team likes both luck and rob

lenin sought to place market mechanisms in a communist economy to preserve the rule of the party and modernize its war industries. it also sought to deceive the west into believing communism had been weakened and was therefore a less formidable opponent. china, mr. speaker, has been mimicking this tactic for decades. it's time that we took notice. currently the united states is providing a great economic advantage to china by allowing them to have an incredible trade surplus with nearly 30% ever our debt. we must recognize china is not using that advantage to improve the standard of living of its citizens. instead, it is taking its economic edge to the 21st century battlefield. within 10 years the world's largest blue water navy will fly not under a united states but a chinese flag. and why is that important? because no matter how technology changes in the future, the earth's surface will still be covered, 70%, by water. all of the great civilizations from the foe nearbyans, romans, portuguese, spanish, dutch, english, and japanese all understood that the power and reach of a nation

the communist party is more powerful than any time -- you know, even like under lenin in russia -- >>? the chinese economy? >> no, i'm say the communist party seems to be -- >> oh, okay. >> no, the economy will grow, i don't think a hard landing, but look, i hate to say this, but i want the communist party to be in less disarray of the the communists are the greatest -- i don't want the communists to get what's happening with the socialist economy. we need a little more command economy doing better. >> these comments by jpmorgan chief asia analyst, car sales, cement production, steel production, construction stocks all lower. >> interesting about the car companies. gm is saying some positive things. i need to hear more data about the west of china, which i think is growing. you know, maybe we're all kind of like -- we're all being very granular with china, but i know what david is thinking. jim, who else is growing like that, even if they're declining this it's still the greatest growth story. >> you knew what i was thinking, and it's extraordinarily hard to understand the machination

. >> remember what lenin said. if the rich are unhappy, it's their own fault. i intend to be happy when i win. and i know in a carl, i said on twitter -- >> if you win you'll give away half? >> i already did that with carl on twitter, i said will you split your winnings. i will split with melissa lee who is the not here today, i promise to split my winnings, okay? >> you don't have to give them to me. >> no, i'm splitting 25% to everybody here. >> really? >> yeah, i'm going to do that. >> that means nothing. >> actually i've bought a house based on these. i went into jpmorgan and said, look, i need -- i couldn't get a decent mortgage for a house and i banked there for 25 years and i have a huge balance, 1% of america balance and they were like -- i ended up with astoria. i don't even know whereas tore i can't is. that's not true. >> a lot of good greek restaurants in astoria. >> we'll talk more mega millions in a moment. meet a lottery jackpot winner who will offer some dos and don'ts based on her experience of what you will do when you win. before that, one mo

but let me ask you, the flags, where exactly did mika hand the hammer and sickle and the statue of lenin and stalin? >> michael steele is only one man. he fought the good fight, but there's only so much he can do. >> holy cow. you know, we usually have the democratic hour of power here. but seriously, last week was a week with carl marks. even barnacle went way off the cliff. >> he was wearing a nike pullover track suit on friday, so he completely mailed it in by thursday afternoon. >> oh, i hear you guys were so unkind to mike barnicle, i even felt sorry for him. >>> coming up, we're going to be talking to presidential candidate rick santorum. >>> also, congressman elijah cummings. >>> and later, we'll have willem dafoe stopping by. very exciting. >>> also, mika jets in from the south of france. but first, here's bill cairns with a check on the forecast. bill, i just -- i don't know what to say about this weather except you've got to love global warming. i hope it sticks around for a couple of months. >> yeah, i know. don't go buying any snow blowers anytime soon. it's just incredible.

the guy who called in about lenin and socialism -- the leaders of his party were a sponsor of the individual mandate. one more thing. i am almost done. not only were those people sponsors, gingrich was in support of this. host: dahlia, if i could have to take the first part of that. the justices are not going to say one way or another about the individual mandate. what are they going to be talking about? guest: they are going to look at the commerce clause. it says to regulate between the states. economic activity. these are words. they mean something. there's a box. the box says this is within congress' commerce clause powers. wickard v. filburn. congress can regulate a former growing wheat. the more recent 1990's cases about the gun-free school zones act and the violence against women act. the court struck close down. -- struck those down. i think he is quite right. this seems archaen. -- arcane. this is a simple job. the kids could do this. does this fit inside the box or outside the box when it comes to the power of the government? host: let's talk about what the justices might say. we a