lenin a push.o i wrote up a hoax article saying that we have just received some very hot information that the russians were so strapped for hard currency that they were going to auction off lenin's corpse. [laughter] but they were3 >> we're journalist. we have ethics, you know? so a couple of hours later, i go home, on the nordic track ski machine, might ever continuing battle of the bulge, and i was watching peter jennings "world news tonight." and a game linens face. and i thought, holy shit. [laughter] it was like being, britain and when you're a kid, a rock on the railroad tracks, you know? the next day the grown-ups are talking of the derailment? [laughter] so the next morning at about six my phone rang and it was steve forbes, and this was a little earlier and steep typically called me. in fact, stephen never called me. [laughter] actually he has never called me ever again. and he said the russians have gone ballistic. it was like that scene in the movie "dr. strangelove," remember, mr. pres

. >>> this weekend in ukraine, some workers destroying a monument of communist leader vladimir lenin.orkers used a crane on friday to remove the head. lenin monuments have been toppled all across ukraine since anti-war protests erupted last year. >>> a key suspect in the 2012 deadly attacks at the u.s. compound in libya has not pledded guilty. ahmad abu khatalla was arraigned yesterday under tight security at the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. officials say more charges will be filed soup. the attack on the diplomatic compound killed four americans including ambassador christopher stevens. khatallah could face more charges. another hearing is set for wednesday. >>> if you're getting ready for a fourth of july trip, you may want to know gas prices are the highest they've been in six years. a gallon of unleaded gas rose to $3.68 last week. that's the highest since july 2008 when it rose to $4. this really couldn't come at a worse time. the group estimates about 35 million americans will hit the road over the july 4th holiday. >>> and are you ready for the heat? don't worry. it's

. >> to this baby elephant, found wound add lenin the fed and alot in cam bbodia. elephant has benefited not only from human companionship but from an older elephant named lucky. they look to play soccer, spin their handlers around, and even dance the macarana. for a price of course. >> laurel says if we can learn to recognize that animals of all sorts, from elephants, to dogs, to pigeons, deer and chickens have true emotional range, it will change our attitudes about so much, from zoos to what we eat. >> this work should influence, i believe, how we think about -- the animals that are -- that are put in front of us to entertain us. and -- it also, ideally would change our food system. there are millions of animals in the united states with, with stereotypic or what look a lot like ocd behaviors. >> which brings us back to mr. g, the depressed goat, who misses his long-time donkey companion, jellybean. one of the volunteers at the shelter offered to drive 14 hours round trip to pick up jellybean. the moment mr. g hears the donkey being unloaded he lifts up his head

president better part time go does not stop the operation of within twenty four hours today here on their lenin square in donetsk. soldiers gave an oath of allegiance to the people's rip. the nets room on call for a party that's ukraine. months of military action has forced tens of thousands to flee to neighboring russia with hundreds of queuing at the border and seeking shelter in refugee camps you can hear some of their stories on our t.v. dot com. now check this out meet the world's most expensive weapon the four hundred billion dollar f. thirty five an aircraft whose price tag just went up thanks to additional funding plagued by delays massive cost overruns and bloated bureaucracy the jet has left even its top backers somewhat underwhelmed and to cover the price the plane is now being touted to foreign buyers as well arty's main important explains the f. thirty five stealth fighter jet is the crime to look ram of military planes. and the pentagon's most expensive conventional weapons program it's a game changer the f. thirty five fighter jet is manufactured by lockheed martin combining stat

case present a partial go does not stop the operation within twenty four hours today here on their lenin square in donetsk. soldiers gave an oath of allegiance to the people's republic of donetsk ramon coffer at r.t. that's ukraine. oneself a military action has forced tens of thousands to flee to neighboring russia hundred skill at the border seeking shelter and refugee camps you can hear some of their stories on our. well mate the world's most expensive weapon the four hundred billion dollar after thirty five and their craft his price tag just one even higher thanks to the tional funding plagued by the latest massive cost overruns and bloats and bureaucracy the jets left even its tall backers some also underwhelmed and sick over the price of the planes now being suited to foreign buyers as artie's marina portnoy explains the f. thirty five stealth fighter jet is the crime to look ram of military planes. and the pentagon's most expensive conventional weapons program it's a game changer the f. thirty five fighter jet is manufactured by lockheed martin combining state of the art technolog

the numbers are hard to digest by anyone, and the suffering that took place in lenin grad. there's background politics taking place, i think putin played honour to the country. they were part of the allies as they pushed towards normandy. president obama met with vladimir putin, and they spoke for 10-15 minutes, a substantial period of time. we are waiting. also vladimir putin met with the president of ukraine. there was a short meeting. a photo op with angela merkel, the german leader in attendance. they had a sideline meeting and spoke for 10-15 minutes. reuters reported, quoting a french official that they talked about a ceasefire in ukraine, and the necessity of a recognition of the election of petro porashenko, the new president of ukraine. that has not been confirmed independently by the russians by this point. that was a reuters report quoting a french official. the french foreign ministry says that the meeting took place in the last 10-15 minutes. they had time to look at the substance. >> we are looking at what amounts to a dance on the gint map. the french -- gian

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. ♪ >>> before putin, before gorbachev, khruschev, stalin and lenin, there was this.the very, very few lived in unimaginable luxury. while their people worked and starved. didn't work out so well for paul, did it? >> not really. >> they choked the dude to death, right? >> actually, he was strangled with a piece of cord. >> the czars of previous centuries were certainly living the good life. money no object when it came to personal comfort or luxurious lodgings. and today's imperial powers seem not far behind. putin allegedly had a billion-dollar palace built for him. we couldn't license the actual smuggled photo, but our artist rendering looks like this. a putin spokesman dismissed all this, telling the "new york times" we have congress halls built for the kremlin but if you call all of them putin's palace, it is nothing but absurd. >> vodka. haven't tasted that before. so what would i be doing on my outing if i were a czar, looking for some kulaks to oppress? >> hunting. enjoying life. >> picking up some good speed here. >> oh, okay. >> some have suggested that russi

confused with jim cramer, well, it's a heck of a lot better to be confused with louis ck than vladimir lenin. remember, we don't like to buy stocks that are selling at two times or more of the growth rate, because if they screw up, this stock gets eviscerated. that's one of our rules. here's one from @mattcan. look, i've got to tell you, i get almost no sleep, but it's a hereditary thing. maybe the secret is, i love my job. don't tell the bosses. "mad money" is back after the break. i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? >>> i like to say that there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." money." i'm >> a modern american miracle -- your neighborhood supermarket. 48,000 items under one roof. >> oh, boy, it's just like a playground of food. >> you're looking at the abundance of america, in a way. >> absolutely. >> you've

they say his reign was a terrifying period of soviet history because it wass once called lenin grad. sue turtin reports. >> recounting mock hotel moscow's darkest day on a your hotel tour of the city's most hotel locations. those taken inside in the 1930s and 40s, just 1% were ever seen again. there are no plaques on the walls to tell the story of the stalin purges and just joan hotel joining this walk is a risk. >> if somebody wants to detain us, they can according to the new law as an event that's not sanctioned by the body of executive power. >> i had relatives who suffered during these times. but you hardly read about this. the government has done two things: downgraded t.v. and education. no one knows anything. >> joseph stalin enforced an atmosphere of persecution and distrust and anyone dealed an enemy of the people was arrested on the flimsiest of evidence and tried within 24 hours. neighbor told on neighbor to try to very hotel safe thefshsz. al budding actor was september to the gulag for five years. . >> a car pulled up by my house as i came back from class. they grabbed m

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he is talking about -- he is quoting lenin to talk about what happens if the sandinistas prevail in nicaragua. i think the full story from this has yet to be told. it will come out about the kind of -- by the full story, i mean in the currents of ideology and calculation of strategic interests and just plain blundering. but your point is very valid, that one of the things that i do not do in this book is to come to a moral reckoning in terms of how these individuals overlooked or encouraged, in some cases, the very questionable things. i still think in their defense, certainly in terms of schultz, i think there was a kind of benign neglect and maybe that's not the right word, when it comes to a lot of the things that came out of iran-contra that schultz had his priorities and his biggest priority was dealing with the soviets. i think he may have had a sense that the nse was up to a number of dubious things but i think he did not really want to know. he just did not want to touch it. as i say, that's the story that remains to come out. at the end of the day, the achievements in terms of arrest

once said lenin centralized health care is socialism and if you control health care, you control the individual. what we need to do is let people is anhat, basically, this attempt of government trying to centralize -- they have already centralized education, the economy with the federal reserve, and now centralizing our health care. oftom line is the control government over the individual, and i will never comply to this. guest: well, i understand how you feel. i can't say we always have -- i can say we always have to be concern when we have new government rules and regulations that it is not stifling innovation and energy, which comes out of our free enterprise system. let me also note this -- socialism means government ownership of property. the affordable care act does not have that. act, thefordable care government is setting new rules and regulations which were not there before. theres far different -- are two examples of government socialism, that meaning from doctors all the way to insurance. one is the military health or does health care system and the other is the v.a. healt

moscow is the home of lenin and stalin?w stock exchange, me after 46 years i bought shares in the exchange. david: this is the land of putin of the as really complex as the situation over in ukraine is, it is clear that he acts very often as a dictator. that he can take his country up and pull his country down and what has happened in ukraine, no matter who was involved, i know there are a lot of rumors about the role of the u.s. in there and so forth, it is still not over. is it wise to go in when the situation could get worse? >> i am not investing in ukraine. ukraine has been miserably managed country for decades. david: but russia may go down as a result of what happens in ukraine. >> well, it could, anything can happen. the united states may go down as a result of what happens in the ukraine. i'm investing in russia. so happens, i got russia timing perfectly for once in my life. i went in before they went into crimea. liz: by the time things calm down it might be a little too late. >> you're supposed to buy low. you sh

of communisme part that remains is leninism. that is the organizational part of the party, and that is very alive. it -- the utopia is gone. right here. >> thank you. hello again. there was ak success story for the movement. could you comment on what they could have done differently with perhaps a different outcome? >> go ahead. fair western. -- fair question. is that a failed story? yes, if you look at the you in resolutions never passed. messages making chinese government to behave that are -- better, so are -- for that article point of view, we still can't say those human rights effort doesn't really see any result. not inc. that way. -- inc. that way. -- think that way. together with those efforts, that is part of the human spirit moving toward freedom. picture we all come together for one story. end. when reached the we look back the international community has fought for chinese people. it will be. it takes time. it takes some process. nobody guarantees it will be smooth. i do not doubt freedom will prevail. >> just to fol

and as soon as appeared in court tories say they tried to kill a classmate supposed friend after and leninrd a fly- stake in the woods after sleepover they had been planning the attack for months. once the sports public and down wall other suspects stabbed her 19 times arms legs torso. victim's parents also in court devastated the injured girl did manage a crawl all was found by bicycle as doctors said 1 mm away from death. she did survive suspect facing first-degree murder charges treated as adults. >> : golden gate bridge single cloud coverage not nearly as bad as what we had yesterday one cloud already spilling into the east bay at the start. can of clearing from the coast store guns are the north fence to that. temperatures running the '60s close of the close on the ladies at away from the coast and livermore 82 degrees set dark out there now. tonight saying fog return fairly widespread what again by 6:00 and the morning yesterday as solid plank of clout tomorrow more patchy and clearing faster back today shores by nine beckham off the coastline by noon. little sunshine out there and w

while we give great pride and place two marks, and lenin, we bodyce all the whole of marxist thinking. we need to take more seriously linens observation. enin's observation. on the contrary, we are convinced that it has only laid thefoundation stone of science with social medicine must develop if they wish to keep pace with life. [applause] i understand that to mean that we have to accept the creative development of marxism. it is not a closed and completed system and, but one that needs constant attention and elaboration. our task is and to reduce politics to cut and dry schemes, too simplistic answers, formulas of just the opposite. our task is to breathe movement in complexity and even contingency into our politics. i sometimes think that when it comes to politics our job is to complicate our own and other people's understanding of class, class struggles, the rule democracy, the process of social change, racism, anti-racism, imperialism, and so one. our theoretical work strongly argues is not what it should be. in fall short of what is necessary if we hope to evolve into a major po

do you have to know about lenin and marx?know if there is that much emphasis as there used to be. but the idea of being part of the commonest party in order to get a job is fascinating. >> there is such a focus on making money. everyone wants to make money, so it is not like we are going to share all this stuff. it is like be a communist and make money. that is capitalism. >> let's go to photos. top photos. >> we are going to keep it with china for a moment. the number three photo, able in hong kong commemorating the 25th anniversary of what happened in tiananmen square. this was the only remembrance on chinese soil. mainland china, they were not remembering it, it was just in hong kong. >> it was just in hong kong, which is part of mainland china, but it has gotten more divisive over the years. >> the softbank chief executive officer shakes hands with a tepper --robot called called pepper. 85% ofk owns about sprint, which in theory -- >> a $30 billion handle? phone bills go up, is that the summary here? >> they are going to

west the militants function on the basis of situational morality you know the words just like in lenin's bolshevism and act is not judged on its own merits but in terms of the ideological position of the actor. a lot of important gave french media an exclusive interview in which he said that although neither speak each other's language he had françois on monitor stand each other just fine the russian president was also questioned about nato. but if. any nation that willingly enters into a military alliance gives up some sovereignty for russia and this is unacceptable i won't comment on other nations but. it reminds me of. the general always trying to preserve from. that's worthy of respect there's another example the example of meter on who also spoke about a european confederation by the way russia. well russia says it's worried that top u.s. military officials are linking it to the boost in attacks in east ukraine r.t. dot com has a reaction to that as well as updates and pictures from the conflict. serious presidential election may have been branded a sham in the west but some countri

because the western really function on the basis of situational morality you know the words just fly in lenin's bolshevism and act is not judged on its own merits but in terms of the ideological position of the actor and not everything went smoothly at those inauguration of the days of areas that one soldier right there falling around over is gone and well falling over to the full video on our web site toward. the end of. you watching the weekly on r.t. international thank you for joining me today this thursday marking a year since edward snowden became one of washington's most wanted men back then he released a huge trove of classified documents on america's world spanning surveillance programs are touting it targeting everyone from u.s. civilians all the way up to the top with foreign leaders other leaks showed that phone and video calls as well as e-mails all of them belonging to millions of people routinely intercepted by government spies tech giants including google yahoo and facebook were all found to have handed over users' private data even top level allies were deemed fair game for spy

west the middle east's function on the basis of situational morality you know the words just like in lenin's bolshevism an act is not judged on its own merits but in terms of the ideological position of the actor. ahead of his visit to france for the d.-day commemorations served to give an exclusive interview to the french media and such we listened in and told us some of the highlights. president putin met in his saatchi residence with journalists from radio europe and french t.v. channel t f one hour described that interview was fairly aggressive there repeated questions about the reunification of crimea with russia that eventually led the conversation on to nato and the movement of nato troops around europe this is what the president had to say. on the. use of any nation that willingly enters into a military alliance gives up some sovereignty over them for russia and this is unacceptable i won't comment on other nations that. it reminds me of show that all the general always trying to preserve france is sovereign easy that's worthy of respect another interesting question i think was relat