they did have informal liaison with the government of lenin. i thought the best line on the settlement that we was talking about the other day as trotsky had come up with this ingenious policy of no war and no peace that is if russia would not actually continue the war against the central powers. but she wouldn't surrender to them either. she would make a grand show of immobilizing her army to show the world who the real aggressor was, and allowed the germans to do their worst. in practice, the germans did just that, but they did so with an interesting twist. while they were still negotiating in january 1918, wilson first revealed to the world is 14 points. the 14 points was of course later cemented by the four principles and if you know some basic arithmetic, you know that was basically 23 points. but they is most known to history as the 14 points and you can see them in front of you. the phrase that usually here to describe the 14 points in self- determination although in fact that phrase does not appear. a lot of these things are going to be

might be its only great exclusive in november one nine hundred seventeen and over the actions of both lenin and trotsky it revealed that the details of the secret psychs because when and thus the soviets uncovered europe's imperial plans to divide the middle east between britain and france. the cat's was out of the bag but difficult to believe it had little immediate impact on the course of the war or on the arab world. all that really mattered now was military conquest boots on the ground politicians could make whatever deals they liked but occupation was nine tenths of the law from the red sea to turkey. the entire region from. two to the tourist mountains was occupied they were occupied because they were crucially important to british were. more amps because of suez because of egypt because of iraq to india because of the oil fields and in iran and mesopotamia because of the truthful states around the gulf all these were crucial british war aims from the very beginning. but now what to do with all this okie pide land the answer new states whether or not they respected ethnic religious or

lenin denounced the foreign intervention. but would. like one but. i. the russian revolution divided europe bunch later the entire world. communist activists established a soviet republic and hungary from march to war against nine hundred nineteen during that time a group of communist paramilitaries known as the lenin boys executed several hundred people suspected of counter-revolutionary activity. in august nine hundred nineteen french and remaining troops occupied budapest and put an end to the uprising. revolution was spreading throughout europe now it was germany's turn. in january nineteen nineteen an armed revolt led by the german communist party schock berlin a week later the rebellion was put down by paramilitary troops known as the fi cause. they arrested and executed the communist party leader holds on looks on board and. some germans may have continued to idealize the early days of the war but now the majority of them simply wanted the country to return to peace and prosperity. none could have imagined that twenty five years later germany wou

we were getting a good signal into poland and there was a strike in the lenin shipyards. the strikers new that if they could develop an underground line of communication with the rehberg -- radio liberty and the voice of america, the very fact of the strike could be broadcast to millions in real time, before it is crushed. that is when, in solidarity with the strikers, practically the entire adult population of poland rises up and joined the solidarity union overnight. with the moralt witness of the pope and the courage that he gave everybody in poland. within a conflagration the middle of the soviet empire. let me start with poland, but i want to make a comment about grand strategy. pivotal., poland was people will remember when i say this. that yould reagan saw had soviet troops of the border, which they were at the border in poland in 1981 when reagan came in. martial law had been imposed. charles wick was the head of the usia. he was also a cabinet member as a member of the usia. public diplomacy was integrated as policy was being developed, not after the fact. rememb

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might be its only great explosive in november one nine hundred seventeen and over the actions of both lenin and trotsky it revealed that the details of the secret psychs because when and thus the soviets uncovered europe's imperial plans to divide the middle east between britain and france. the cats was out of the bag but difficult to believe it had little immediate impact on the course of the war or on the arab world. all that really mattered now was military conquest boots on the ground politicians could make whatever deals they liked but occupation was nine tenths of the law from the red sea to turkey. the entire region from. two to the tourist mountains was occupied they were occupied because they were crucially important to british were. more amps because of suez because of egypt because of iraq to india because of the oil fields and and that iran and mesopotamia because of the attritional states around the gulf all these were crucial british war aims from the very beginning. but now what to do with all this okey pide land the answer new states whether or not they respected ethnic reli

might be its only great exclusive in november one nine hundred seventeen and other directions of both lenin and trotsky it even the details of the secret psychs because when and thus the soviets uncovered europe's imperial plans to divide the middle east between britain and france. the cat's was out of the bag but difficult to believe it had little immediate impact on the course of the war or on the arab world. all that really mattered now was military conquest boots on the ground politicians could make whatever deals they liked but occupation was nine tenths of the law from the red sea to turkey. the entire region from. two to the tourist mountains was occupied they were occupied because they were crucially important to british were. more amps because of suez because of egypt because of iraq to india because of the oil fields and and that iran and mesopotamia because of the attritional states around the gulf all these were crucial british war aims from the very beginning. but now what to do with all this okey pide land the answer new states whether or not they respected ethnic religious or

. >> lenin used to say the capitalists will sell us the ropes we'll use to hang them with.th: congressman, we'll stay on the story. can you come back on in the future? >> >> love to do it anytime. thank you very much. elizabeth: now we've got to keep an eye on amazon, "the wall street journal" reporting they're stepping into health data, planning to sell software to doctors and hospitals to mine our medical records all in an attempt for better patient service. you know what happens there, we're always worried about that. joining me now, republican strategist ford o'connell and democrat strategist kevin walling. ford, you heard our conversation just now on all of this. what's your reaction to all of this, ford? >> well, look, i think that big tech is like the wild west. there are no rules and, essentially, collectively they wield more power than big brother. and with democrats taking back the house and folks like elizabeth warren running for president, there are going to be regulations, the only question is when. elizabeth: kevin, here's the thing, these guys act very altrui

what's lenin doing here? >> when communism fell, i called my buddies in russia."the new york times" you're tearing down your statues because communism is over, i said, i love those sculptures, i'm a collector of art. they said, you want some? i said, yes, i'm willing to buy it, just let me know. when the next arnold fitness classics happened, they gave this to me and i said, fantastic, i'll put it in my office. it is a symbol of a political system that failed. and here is -- they are the leaders of a political system that has been very successful and became the most successful in the world. >> as i hear you talk, it occurs to me, you could not run for president because of our constitution, you're not a native-born american. if you had been a native-born american, do you think you could have been president? does that occur to you, gee, i would have liked to have a shot at that? >> you know, i couldn't tell you that i would have been president. but i can tell you i would have run. because i never go for something that is not going all the way. so that's not my pers

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living under many of the nostrums which governed soviet russia for seventy years the same ideas that lenin advanced when he took power in one nine hundred seventeen and which the soviet regime advanced both in russia soviet russia and in the warsaw pact countries are now part of the common discourse in the west and they include of course anti fascism which was the key watchword as you know of soviet to tell a tear in regimes because there was a fascist danger everywhere as there is now in the west so we're told and the other watchword and i know that you know this as well as i do peter is of course peace yet the idea that the soviet system was promoted to peace will now we're in the same situation the west everything we do in the west everything our elites do is devoted to peace and it's only these nasty retrograde nationalists in russia and hungary and elsewhere in eastern europe these backward people these backwoodsman or people rednecks from the midwest it's only they who don't see the advantage of progress so we're in exactly the same. leftist progressivist totalitarian logic as that w

with other perspectives it manes puritanical you know i love a crumb well when you know we're talking lenin here not trotsky you know it's no longer open or tolerant it is only tolerant of itself is this one of the you know the sludge robotics the fact that the us has such amazing freedom of speech that you can pretty much say anything about anybody you know to a large extent and people are pushing these say anything not violate their property but i mean people at the pushing this to the maximum on this train they are of animosity yes but i mean look this was like in two thousand and eight when people went to the lawn in front of the bank of america c.e.o.'s house and his young son was in there looking out the window as people were trying to get in and hurt them that's inappropriate that's un-american things happen people do bad things we have a judicial process we have due process to prosecute criminals and we don't need mobs we don't need lynch mobs that's the stuff of the south in the early sixty's with jim crow we don't need that back so if the democrats who by the way helped pass the c

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in other words, to actually let people around the world know that marxism, leninism, is not ordained and is not going to in fact thereer can be strong, nonmilitary, but nevertheless ideological -- in some ways striking sense of faithtism, in some ways, that there are a number of ways in which to compete with and overcome the communist regime. >> the strategic defense initiative, or sdi. you held the first meetings on your office in the west wing, and then in an televised address on march 23, 1983, the president announced the initiative. research that might lead to a system that would enable us to destroy incoming ballistic missiles before they could reach their targets. no longer mutually assured destruction, but defense against incoming missiles. how did that fit into the president's game plan? >> ronald reagan always said, this goes back to his days as governor, that a nuclear war could not be won and should never before. the destruction of any such kind of conflict would be -- would wipe out not just one nation, but perhaps many nations. that is why he felt we must be able to do s

lenin supposedly called cinemas and circuses the most important arts for attracting the masses. from the early days of the soviet union films needed to be socialist high quality and display soviet superiority the politburo both supported uncensored artists and the innovations of soviet filmmakers names like eisenstein. became known and celebrated the world over these days films no longer hold the media monopoly they wanted but that has not stopped the kremlin from taking an interest in shaping the country fanatic output and what russians are calling keen afghan dolly finished off candles have grown all too common. be on your guard girl you got through. the two thousand and fourteen russian family via thin won both the golden globe and oscar nomination at home the film was criticized for painting an overly negative picture of russia eventually a version with less explicit language was allowed to screen. the. one that failed to get past the senses was a british film armando iannucci is two thousand and seventeen a satire the death star in our general secretary is lying in a bottle