lenin could say that he doesn't even act of the phil lenin's wish to remove stalin.ey cook up a scheme of sharing power together. that scheme is rebuffed by communist in moscow so nobody on the inside in this moment of tremendous opportunity acts upon the alleged to root remove stalin. not a definitive but a very important episode and then move a little bit later to 1928. this is a book that goes from 1878 to 1928 1928 as a show was the year that stalin decided to collectivize agriculture. .. >> bacon wrapped hot dogs on the streets of los angeles , you cannot go >> include the fact that he treated him like a younger brother. and so you begin to see a malevolence, a gratuitous malevolence of making people suffer psychologically certainly by 1928. which as i said it doesn't seem to be visible in the summer of 1923 and this is one of the participants in the case. so between 1923 in 1928 there evidently is some kind of transformation of behavior. so it could be that the roots of this go back peeper. but it was not seen certainly earlier. there are very few documented ep

now, who was his grandfather in n his grandfather was the personal chef for lenin, and then when lenin passed, to leninys wife and then joseph stalin liked the cooking so much that he became and actually outlived joseph stalin. national the stories that the personal chef of stalin had and he shared that with vladimir putin -- with young vladimir. out putin had a lot of inspiration, not just from his grandfather but his favorite movie growing up is called "the shield the sword." the russian equivalent to james bond. he wanted to be a spy. he also became a world competitor in judo. so he enrolled in the law department at the statement university of lenin grad. by 197 a 5 he was ecruded by an agent and looks east german and hi german accent was undistinguishable, so he was sent essentially what putin calls, and i quote himself, a specialist in human relations. we in north america call it a spy. so when putin got to st. petersburg after the collapse of ussr, he didn't hang a photo of president yeltsin like everyone else did. he put up a picture of peter the great. that's who putin most rel

there was resilient humor in lenin square as residents joked they would watch fireworks all year. since april, the eastern city has witnessed heavy shelling any humanitarian crisis as rebels fought forces to establish a people's republic aligned with moscow. a recording from the ukrainian capital appeared seasonal, but the tone of the message, resolute. >> an angry enemy impinges on our territory and independence. >> there is belief and confidence that we will achieve all of the best together. that will win altogether. >> angela merkel used hers new year's addressed to castigate russia for targeting ukraine because of its pivot west. >> there is no doubt we want security in europe together with russia. not against russia. there is also no doubt europe can't and will not accept an alleged right of the mighty who violate the law of nations. >> vladimir putin stood firm as he addressed russian citizens. >> i want to thank you for your unity and solidarity, for your deep feelings of honor and justice and responsibility for the destiny of your country. >> is the year begins with econom

still have lenin. he was able -- actually the more issue was -- he was able somehow to -- again, i'm not praising him at all just clear clear, everyone i'm not praising him but he was trying to create a balance while we seat in yanukovych is imposition of soviet ideaol and he didn't believe in it. it was ear 'er for him as minister of education -- present evil forces and what was so -- completely opposite the opinion created more and more diversity like in ukraine. >> i'll close with one last question and that guess to the issue you mentioned in passing the notion of the balance of power dealing with insults. what is striking when you compare the russian example and the ukrainian example in the russian example you have really a clear imbalance of power. the russian state, the russian church, the russian judicial system coming down against four women who protested in the crisis of the church, whereas in ukraine, you have kind of competing political forces that are kind of trading insults but actually ha

we concluded that tanks in the red square pulling down statues of lenin is not the answer. we rode our definition of victory. we seek to convince the leadership of the soviet union to turn their attention inward to seek the legitimacy that comes only from the consent of the government and thus to address the hopes and dreams of their own people. that's exactly the way it turned out. reagan cements mind understood the failings of the soviet system. he was a good enough little chessplayer to exploit those failings while he was connecting with the soviet leader who had no choice but to seek the consent of his government. reagan's fast mind in his ability to connect with anybody anywhere were the keys to understanding the reagan enigma. thank you. [applause] your turn. >> 25 minutes, like you said. we do have a microphone. if you would please raise your hand i would be glad to call a new and we would appreciate you at least giving your name and affiliation if you are so comfortable. andrew we will start down here. >> tom thank you for being here. you have written two books the

soviets in the cold war, mao attributed his success to what he regarded as superior tools of marxism, leninism, brilliance and promises with the bolshevik revolution of 1917. communists the world over were wiser, 28 anniversary of the sea cp's founding. laws governing the existence on the development of things. they understand dialectic and conceive farther. some of the things that tied these parties together, when reading chinese communists or their family members became seriously ill they went to moscow for medical treatments were two of mao's why then 1939 after he broke a bone in his elbow falling from of course. membership in this society was like membership in occult. was all encompassing exclusive, all consuming, dozens of chinese communists in russia were swept up in 1938 and dispatched to the gulag. in many instances these people were informed on by other chinese communists. was foreshadowing of the savage in fighting, and was actually in the chinese diaper baby was brought to moscow by her parents. only went to china couldn't speak word of chinese, only spoke russian. they've been th

and then go to western -- to me to western ukraine and then go to eastern ukraine and put flowers to lenin. so he was able. he was able somehow to come again to i'm not praising him at all. just clear your clear for everyone. i am not praising him at all. but somehow probably he was trying to create what we see in yanukovych, this imposition of pro-soviet union. he didn't believe any. it was easy for them to stop as minister of education. [inaudible] >> i will close with one last question, and that goes to the issue that you cut it mentioned in passing, that was the notion of the balance of power dealing with insults. what's striking which compare the russian example and the ukraine example is that in the russian example you have really a clear imbalance of coverage of the russian state, the russian church, the russian judicial system coming down against women who protested to say the church. was in ukraine get kind of competing political forces that are kind of trading but they have kind of equal kind of say. so to what extent does have to be this balance of power that you mentioned to re

bradford had written quite a bit about lincoln, and he had compared lincoln to lennon -- lenin and hitler this is dug up. by other conservatives. jaffa actually free bird -- favored bradford getting the nomination. in the end reagan did not nominate bradford to the chair of the national endowment for the humanities. he nominated a man named william and it from the university of texas, instead. -- william bennett. this was something that really caused a significant split within the conservative movement, over abraham lincoln between what might be called the neoconservatives, of which jaffa might be labeled a member, and the paleo conservatives, of which bradford was a member. what happens is, criticism of lincoln gets drilled -- driven underground by the conservative movement. as george will said, a party that once to win power cannot mock its noble past. even today, we see this split. in 1989, what happens? the cold war ends. 1991, soviet union breaks apart. there is a serious re-examination, even within the conservative movement, about,are nations permanent? think about what we saw in sc

lenin, we now know, although it was hidden by the communists, he had significant jewish roots, as the new book shows. that did not mean all jews were communists. a certain number of communists are jews does not mean all jews are communists. nevertheless, for the reader of "the dearborn independent," here was another problem they could blame on jews. then we moved to the second, which is entitled "jewish activities in the united states." and -- and then again, take a look at the table of contents, and we will go back and look at what we might learn in a second. but let's take a look at the table of contents. just what do you learn from the table of contents? yes? >> one thing i noticed, they think the jews have a lot more power than they probably did at this time -- >> give me an example. >> [indiscernible] >> good. by the way it is in the protocols of the elders of zion -- the real fear that jews are in hiding or secretly in control of many aspects of american and indeed world life. but they are experts in doing what? take a look at the very first item. what are they experts in? >> [i

so lenin in barton's wagon is put to good use. never before had men looked so white. the fight of course raged for hours to barton administered for form distributed food stanched wounds, and at the insistence of one soldier, excised a bullet from his cheek using a her pocketknife. i do not suppose a surgeon would've pronounced it a scientific operation, she said. she felt her sleep twitch, the men quivered, then slumped. they both had passed through the crook of her arm during a hole in her sleep before ripping into the man's chest, killing him and an instance. ms. barton was not one to panic and skedaddle. the end of the day found a barton's face blackened by gunpowder, her skirt tailed around her waist, her hair jumper when doctors complained of lack of light for surgery she summoned lanterns from the wagon. i wonder, i suppose, that when doctors who wrote to his wife, in my feeble estimation, general mcclellan with all his laurels sinks into insignificance beside the true heroine of the page the angel of the battlefield. by way of the site this is a series of pictu

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marxism and leninism and competitive is an do not go together. >> thank you so much for joining us. former secretary chair of commerce. here is more on the snow in washington -- the national weather service is updating the forecast for washington predicting 2-4 inches. many schools are delayed or canceled. it looks more than 2-4 inches. much more ahead -- as congress is getting back to work we will hear from the longtime supporter of the president that the chairman and ceo jim reynolds will be joining me as the next guest host. once deemed a crybaby by his longtime rival carl icahn, bill ackman is no cry baby anymore. a look at his winning bet in 2014 stay "in the loop." ♪ >> 2000 14 was a horrendous year for hedge funds on average. they returned just 2% last year. many of them shut down yet a few funds managed to find some gems along the way. we have the annual ranking of the best performing hedge funds. this man was on top, activist investor bill ackman whose fund pershing square return nearly 33% next to winning bets on allergan and canadian pacific railroad. katrina brooker wrot

obsessed with lenin. you see the trade opening here with green arrows there.points at the open. the nasdaq futures have been opening, not gaining as much at the opening. we are joined by jeremy siegel here. as the market opens, stepping in to help us figure things out, let me ask, not a lot of people remember or know that the bush administration wanted you to join the federal reserve. you declined. we are seeing central-bank action at its best. what do you make of this move? >> i am not surprised at all by the move. the reason is because of the sinking euro. the euro has gone down to around 115 and might go down even more. basically, swiss said, i will not time i shift to a sinking boat. so really, what they're doing is revaluing it. i really do not think they had terrible international consequences. it is almost entirely due to the euro sinking. you would not see this swiss bank action. >> was this also in anticipation of a move by mario draghi coming up? >> yes. i think the market is discounting a healthy around of qe by the european central bank. mario drag

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