let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them.e, if you will, the involvement of khrushchev in ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> 1939 the question of war or peace depends on the soviets. he is negotiating with hitler on a nonaggression pact. nazi germany's foreign minister with maxine regarding the agreement. later the new soviet foreign minister goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august 23rd, 1939, the stalin/hitler pact is announced, and the red army invades eastern poland. ♪♪ communists come out of hiding ready to do their part in consolidating the takeover. these are some of the 250,000 prisoners of war being sent to russia. later in 1943 the discovery of a mass grave of some 15,000 polish officers and intellectual leaders executed by the reds in the forest near smolensk is announced. ♪♪ stalin stages a mass meeting to greet communist representatives of the allegedly liberated western ukraine who ask to be accepted into the grea

the man addressing this crowd is lenin, the father of his country. governed country in history. lenin had to face a problem soon after his followers took over the revolution to set up the first communist state. his problem was that russia was supposed to be only one of many states that would explode in revolution after the first world war. there was supposed to be a rising of workers and peasants all over the world to lead to a communist world, but this didn't happen. lenin is supposed to have decide at that time, that the best way to bring about a communist future of the world would not be able concentrating on revolutions in advanced industrial nations, but by working in the colonies, calmed the spheres of influence, britain, france, belgium, the netherlands, portugal and all the rest. lenin was supposed to phrase that in thighs words, and i quote -- "the way to victory for communism over the west lies by way of peking and calcutta in asia." some say lenin did make it and some say he didn't. but this doesn't really matter. because another soviet le

which lenin is in the corner, which is probably practically the size of this room. the second question is i was curious what happened to the owners of the factory. i guess they may have been tried. i don't know what happened. thank you. sure, they were indicted blank and harris on one count of manslaughter because the penalty for one count was the same as the penalty for 146. they the thesis of the case was that the locked door had contributed to the death of young woman named margaret schwartz. they did what nearly every person with money did who got in trouble in new york between 1910 and 1930 or so, they hired a lawyer named max d stoyer stoyer in his day was the most famous lawyer in america bigger than darrow. he was sort of if you could roll johnny cochran and alan dershowitz and arthur lyman and a couple of others and together you would get story or he was himself an immigrant who had worked in a garment sweatshop as a young man, but more than that. he was the epitome of the lawyer he was and he was completely for higher. he staged a a cunning bold defense of

lenin is supposed to phrase that decision in these words, and i quote. the way to root for communism over the west lies by way of kolkata in asia and peaking. all the experts on soviet affairs have not been able to get together on this statement, some say lenin made, it some say he didn't, but it doesn't matter. another soviet leader said much the same thing only a few years ago, this man, shortly before he died back in 1953. stalin said the way to victory for communism in the world lay in an alliance of the soviet union's interest with those of the former colonial and oppressed peoples of the world. the statement has been around much longer, but both lead straight out of the past to much of the kind of history that has been made by the communists since the end of world war ii in asia. these statements have to do with men like these, we will get into in a moment. >> those statements also lead directly out of the past two these men, who, by fidel castro's own definition, are among the world's former colonial and oppressed peoples. according to that defini

lenin's statement has been around longer, but most statements lead to the history made by communistsce the end of world war ii in asia. what these statements have to do with men like these, we will get into in a moment. those statements also lead directly out of the past to these men. who, by fidel castro's own definition, are among the world's former colonial peoples. according to that definition, cuba was first made a colony of and oppressed by spain in the early 1500s. the spanish-american war put an end to spanish rule in their island country. but cuba then became what amounted to a colony of, and oppressed by, the united states in the late 1800s. according to castro, the situation lasted until about january 8, 1950 nine, when his revolution reached havana to finish chapter one in the battle of america. this may not be history as you know it from your american history books. today is the kind of history these men believe, which is now being written into new cuban textbooks for primary and secondary schools in the country. it was a kind his -- of history that this man wanted to se

let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note if you will, the involvement of khrushchev in the ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> in 1939, the question of peace depends on the soviets. stalin negotiates with france and england on a common and he hitler front. and at the same time, he was negotiating with hitler on a nonaggression pact. nazi germany comes to moscow to confer regarding the agreement. and later, the new soviet foreign minister molotov goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august 23rd, 1939, the stalin hitler packed is announced, and the red army invades eastern poland. communists come out of hiding ready to consolidate their part in the takeover. these are some of the 250,000 prisoners of war being sent to russia. later, in 1943, the discovery of a mass grave of some 15,000 polish officers and intellectual leaders executed by the reds in a forest near small in school is announced. stalin state is a mask meeting to m

some say lenin did make it, some say he didn't, but this does not matter, because another soviet leadere same thing only a few years ago, this man, shortly before he died in 1953. stalin said the way to victory for common is in the world lay in an alliance of the soviet union's interest with the colonial and oppressed peoples of the world. both statements lead straight out of the past two much of the kind of history that has been made by the commonest -- communists since world war ii in asia. what statements have to do with men like these we will get into in a moment. those statements also lead directly out of the past to these men, who by fidel castro's own definition are among the world's former colonial and oppressed peoples. according to that definition, cuba was first made a colony of by spain in the early 1500s. well, the spanish-american were put an end to spanish rule in their island country, but then cuba came to what amounted to a colony of and was oppressed by the united states in the late 1800s. according to castro, this situation lasted until january 8, 1950 nine, which was

the most amazing the book is fried chicken but end up in the form of the lenin one and i remember thinkingat the time if the battle in blow going forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a cool place but i do the news i often confront difficult situations. more conflict between does the us down to high c. just want my child to confront bloody does on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most. to security oppression missionizing. a notch has been achieved the so much more needs to be done and i feel people have to be at the hoc solutions my name is on the touchy lot and i walk into downhill. to. the odd. place. blame. blame blame blame. this is it we do sly for world and health authorities hit the pause button in the united states stepping in to stop the world out of the johnson and johnson vaccine it's a temporary measure while an investigation is underway to find out as the vaccine is responsible for 6 cases of blood clotting among the 6000000 people who have already received the shot in the u.s. also coming up.

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and magazines were also involved here for example is what the american media wrote about lattimer leninin those years well you know doesn't buy chortle to the greatest level of more little time. somebody's mere lists you want spacek still sort of need all of a book timely in you can be too many laws to suit but instead it will be a global there are no been the suited me alone. new york times and that was the sentiment during the war that the soviets were brave her roic and resisting the nazis and so we downplayed the crimes of stalin and the repressive aspects in all of american writing or propaganda during the war including in the hollywood films that's going to change of course after the war once the cold war begins with the onset of the cold war the task became more difficult now they needed to find a way to explain to americans that our soviet friends were friends no more and in fact they were now animists they also have to imply that some of the things that have been shown about them previously were not entirely true. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you kno

emily: in the footsteps of lenin, nikolai sees himself as a politician of the people like his communistefathers, but he has a huge social media presence. his youtube channel has over one million subscribers. fight for your rights is the motto. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality, including as a representative in the regional parliament, and he does not shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the united russia party. >> it is your actions, the actions of the russian government, of your president, of your united russia party, you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. emily: now he is facing what he says is a political campaign against him. local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts. he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming duma elections. >> the government is afraid of people uniting, uniting around a concrete program that provides an alternative to the course they have taken. throughout my career during the many hours of livestream's online, i n

lenin advised his followers and i quote the outcome of the struggle be determined by the fact that russia forth constitute the overwhelming majority of the population of the globe unquote. communist imperialism marches on. >> the example of china. 1945, molotov signs the treaty of friendship, with the nationalists ref representative. as this treaty is being signed, stalin is aiding and abetting now say swings communist guerrilla army against the nationalist chinese. in january of 1940, six the chinese nationalist and the general of the communist forces meet the ignited states general marshal for a truce, to csis civil war between the national government and communist guerrilla forces under mao. it appears he is having the last laugh. the chinese communists having game time to build a strength, violate the truce and sweep over china. this victory parade in shanghai is in honor of stalin, mueller say soon, and another. the 50-year treaty between red china and russia is signed between russia's foreign minister, in the process of stalin, molotov, christian animal. stolen and now witnessing. t

in the footsteps of lenin. sees himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional south of parliament and beyond that ankara doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. its your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. and now one that anchor is facing what he says is a political campaign against him local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the government is afraid of people uniting uniting around a concrete political program which provides an

the people that was the slogan of ahead of the dread the truth is always revolutionary which is what lenin wrote these truths were the refugee camps or the truth for the palestinian situation a wonderful opens to accept all kinds of new ideas and for this reason i think the importance of literature and journalism and culture from that era was that it was the founding culture. kind of fanning left a distinctive imprint on the our cultural and media space there is his pioneering fictional writing and then there is this huge body of journalistic work and when you look at the range of his output so you get the sense for house that he knew his time was limited that he had a target on his back. on the 8th of july 972 kind of funny and his knees were killed in a car bomb outside his home he was 35. it was among the 1st in a series of israeli assassinations talk to palestinian leaders and cultural. and it's a betrayal of kind of funny lebanon's daily stuff that he was a commander never fired a gun his weapon was a ball point pen and his arena newspaper page of. israel decided to go after all facet

in the footsteps of lenin. sees himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional south of parliament and beyond that ankara doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. it's your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. and now one that i think that is facing what he says is a political campaign against him local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the government is afraid of people uniting uniting around a concrete political program which prov

i never dreamed you'd be left of lenin. >> tucker: the adults in the party need to stop this. >> this is infantile. people are being hurt. >> tucker: scary. a senator kennedy, thank you for that. check us out on foxnation.com. now sean hannity. >> sean: thank you and welcome to "hannity." we have a lot of ground to cover. we begin by stating the obvious. the radical left, they're not interested in truth or justice. we are one day remove from the chauvin verdict, a jury of his peers found the former officer guilty on all three charges in the horrific death of george floyd. chauvin could now serve up to 75 years behind bars. that apparently is not good enough for the left in this country. now many are hell-bent on some kind of revenge. last night this officer in portland, surrounded by rioters, sucker punched in the face during this same demonstration, anarchists smashed windows of a

these were the tactics of the worst dictators of the twentieth century from lenin, stalin to mao. a revolution requires the people reject everything that came before so it could be replaced with a new collectivist agenda. that is precisely what blm, antifa, what they want, they are not being embraced and advanced by the larger democrat party, and the larger democrat party also includes joab sold bias. interview with bet obama encouraged black americans to keep marching, keep speaking up, keep voting. he added police violence and other reminders of the legacy of bigotry and unequal treatment can make people question if things will ever get better. that coming from obama. it for me a racist country elected a black man president not once but twice. imagine. oh, wait, we did. he went on to accuse republicans the first likely the divide and demoralize strategy his own party is using saying they know they can't win you over with their policies so they are hoping to convince you your vote of your voice doesn't matter, that is how they win. the facts don't lie and needed to numbers, trump

these were the tactics of the worst dictators of the 20th century from lenin to stalin. a revolution requires the people reject most everything that came before so that it can be replaced with a new collectivist agenda. that's what blm and antifa and the beliefs and the goals and the messages. they're being embraced and advanced by the larger democrat party and the media. by the way, the larger democrat party also includes joe's old boss. in a new interview with bet, obama encouraged black americans to keep marching, keep speaking up, keep voting. he added that police violence and other reminders of the legacy of bigotry and unequal treatment can make people question if things will ever get better. i was thinking, you know, that is coming from obama. if only our racist country had elected a black man president not once but twice. imagine. oh, wait. we did. he went on to accuse republicans of the divided demoralized strategy his own party is using saying they know they can't win you over with their policies so hoping to convince you that your vote and voice doesn't matter

. >> that was wonderful angle, there is a recent thursday and lenin's birthday are the same day. this is a totalitarian power grab. if you listen to john kerry today if the world goes to net 0 emissions it is not going to matter, the climate problem is still going to exist. we will be spending trillions and trillions of dollars, making energy more expensive, destroying our economy, lowering our standard of living for no reason. we are going to let china become the long global superpower by 2049 well we are trying to figure out what to do for electricity and gasoline because that is what joe biden wants to get rid of. shannon: i want to go back to this fantasy of millions of green jobs. we've been hearing about the millions of green jobs for it seems like decades to me but the idea that people who used to work in oil and gas, the big job is to go around capping oil and gas wells, are they kidding me? this is embarrassing it is so bad. >> we went through green jobs with the obama stimulus which joe biden was in charge of, that was a disaster even washington post that editorializing

you are getting dangerously close to the - dangerously close to the territory that god john lenin inacies, against them. and against streaming. and people don't make money from it but it means people here more stuff.— people here more stuff. that's not cuite people here more stuff. that's not quite right. _ people here more stuff. that's not quite right. i'm _ people here more stuff. that's not quite right. i'm not- not quite right. i'm not against streaming. itjust against streaming. it just breaks against streaming. itjust breaks my heart but a new band simply doesn't have a chance that we did. we had record companies that gave us money, to support and millions of dollars that were not recoverable. a new band today, and there is tons of talent out there, tons of talent that will never get the chance that we had because the fans, tens of millions of them around the world have decided that downloading and is the way to go so a new band is going to bake one hundredths and 1p per download, literally cannot stop your day job download, literally cannot stop your dayjob to devote to your

last time around with their intelligent voting system they were able to not necessarily challenge lenin put in power but give him and his party kind of a black tie in the elections and it seems that at least this time around they don't want to take another chance of getting another black eye after the elections so what are the options now for the. well not all of these team in the end to corruption foundation more broadly have said they plan for all possible contingencies now we don't know specifically what their plan for this contingency was but one model that they're likely to discuss is actually moving the organization of broad now we've seen other operatives in aligned media and political figures like me on what are called ski for example move abroad in attempt to continue with their work from a neutral country however as i was saying earlier it's really kind of that grassroots support which has propelled evolving and his team to such success in recent years and it's kind of an open question whether or not they would be able to continue that type of grassroots organization from abro

i didn't know he would be left of lenin. he knows better. he knows better. >> harris: wow. i think the wording that you are using, that is going to be something that people will be quoting and thinking about all day long. senator kennedy. >> the president is encouraging this. he has to stop it. he is encouraging this radical thinking that america is bad. the american people are not perfect but they are good. >> harris: what would you say directly to the president? let's step back for a moment and give you a few more seconds to express this. we saw the prosecution in the derek chauvin case not bring up race in the case or in his closing argument. and that was talked about by some congressman maxine waters turned it into that type of event for her own purposes one would imagine, we don't know. your last word. >> i would tell president biden, you are a smart man and you didn't get to be your age with your experience and not know this is nonsense. america is not rotten to its core. we're not perfect but we are good. and you are turning our diversity, one of our strengths, into

in the footsteps of lenin. sees himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts show him fighting against corruption and for more equality including as a representative in the regional south of parliament and beyond that ankara doesn't shy away from criticizing the kremlin and the ruling united russia party. it's your actions the actions of the russian government of your president of your united russia party you gave our national riches away to oligarchs. now bund that anchor is facing what he says is a political campaign against him local politicians have accused him of corruption for monetizing his social media accounts he could face a criminal case that could prevent him from running in the upcoming dumas elections . the government is afraid of people uniting uniting around a concrete political program which provides an a

i did not know he would be left of lenin. >> figure out the problems you can fix it. >> today is whatgodspeed. >> shannon: thanks for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream and in washington. please join me for "fox news @ night" this evening at midnight eastern, 9:00 pacific. "fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. have a great weekend. >> ben: thank you. thank you, shannon. good evening, and welcome to fox news prime time. ♪ ♪ two years before the pilgrims made landfall at plymouth rock, the dozens of lords, dukes, investors, and kings of europe were busy preparing for what will become a 30 years war. in letters between them discussing their plans, they wrote all the things that mattered strategically. in some of those letters, a specific observation was shared, a neighboring kingdom was once tough, but they had since fallen into decadence. these advisors were observing their neighbors precisely because those kingdoms were once formidable, but they had since grown rich and idle, more interested in fine things that hard work and hearty character. they were

this is how it happened with stalin, lenin, mao, maduro.eep in and just take over. it's a soft coup. it is never like, oh, do you want communism? vote yes or no, check a box. it is a slow degradation by communists into control of the the government. charles: i read you only get to control communism once. some of this in their minds comes from a good place but i think the notion of redressing our history, rewriting the wrongs of yesteryear by stip tipping the scales completely in the opposite direction now. instead of the idea the onus of the individual, make themselves better. get up there. we all want opportunity but you can't guarranty out come, particularly the rest of the world is nipping at our heels. >> absolutely, charles. there is a new cartoon picture. it is three people, one medium, sized, tall and short. talks about the difference between quality and fairness right? equality is giving everybody the same box but fairness is giving everybody the box that they need to see over the fence and maybe the tall person doesn't need a box.

i didn't know he'd be left of lenin. >> all right. so the gop also showing they remain with their big election lie. >>> also imagine having to decide between your state or your kid. new nbc reporting on parents considering fleeing their states due to hostile anti-trans laws that put their kids at risk. we're going to talk to a mom facing that exact choice. >>> but i want to start on capitol hill where congress is inching closer and closer to compromise on police reform legislation. today, members of both parties agree reform is critical in the wake of several police shootings. but say there's one big sticking point to a bipartisan bill. with that, i want to bring in ali vitali following this for us. good to see you. clear this up for us. it seems all of this is hinging on qualified immunity which, as you know, essentially means that you can't sue civilly a police officer. what's going on here? >> yeah, that's exactly right. you laid out the broad strokes which is that everyone, or most everyone up here on capitol hill agrees that espe

he wrote about that issue, about the lack of virtue and the american people remind he me vladimir lenin and hi revolution and wanted to create a new man and change the way that society operated because of and that a few years later he was depressed the soviet citizens didn't turn into this new man he was trying to create. >> i don't think adams would appreciate that comparison. [laughter] >> what i suggest is adams is looking for someone like himself. he spend so much time air from home and family in service to country and thought more people should be like him. >> like washington, stepping down after two terms, which set the tone of not being president for life. adams also made a choice which he knew was politically damaging to him and would probably not allow him to get elected again which happened. tell that story. it's a story of political virtue which he talked about that he enenacts himself. >> this during the quasisay war with france. the one and only time in his life he was ever a popular figure, people really admired him and adored him was in the wake of xyz affair,, a scandali

>> i'm not lenin >> yeah.u're a resident of the state of new york, you might as well be. >> you can cross the river now, and go to new jersey, can you believe it >> that's not going to help you either you got to go farther away. >> let's go with the show to florida? >> and what's happening it to it all? another home another house? how many when's enough? >> i like every house that i own. just like i like my kids >> guys, we will get to intel as david said and hear what pat gelsinger told jim last night on "mad money." tons of earnings to get to including snap and intel we covered a little bit of it. but more did you know that petco, gel singer groomers work wonders for my confidence. i trust their vets, and i'm known to have trust issues. they deliver high quality food the same day. i was outside digging, what'd i miss? just everything regarding our physical, social, and mental health. exciting. i'm gonna take a spin around the room. great idea. ♪ ♪ petco. the health and wellness company. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ which shows

i didn't know he would be left of lenin. and he knows better.> welcome back to "the sunday show." i'm jonathan capehart. as president biden approaches his 100th day in office this thursday, republicans seem to be getting increasingly desperate for little attack with sticking power but so far it's not working. a brand new nbc news poll released this morning, 53% of adults say they approve of biden's job as president. a whopping 69% approve of his handling of covid. following nearly 230 million covid vaccines put into american arms. meanwhile, 52% give a thumbs up on his dealing with the economy, including the passage of a $1.9 trillion stimulus package without any help from republicans. that massive infrastructure plan? nearly six out of ten say it's a good idea with high marks like these, how will republicans respond? joining me now senior advisor of the lincoln project stewart stevens, michael harriet, and former kansas governor and former secretary of health and human services in the obama administration, kathleen sebelius. thank you so much f