with mao c.c.p. bolstered by the soviet union and the kang and t. led by general chiang kai shek drawing its support from the united states. the u. s. was investing a lot in china and they were very much betty all their relations with generally so much on page 6 region as well as the jones family and after the end of the 2nd world war i seeing the united states made the wrong bet. the k m t it lost the bass of the china and embarked on a great retreat to the island of taiwan word established the republic of china that . on october 1st $949.00 would declare the mainland the people's republic of china signaling had another shift away from the failed old order and the end of what many chinese saw a century of humiliation. the chinese communist party under mao for the 1st time had a very deep or mobilisation of the whole chinese society for a political purpose moscow tried to a bear there all these are you could treated western powers saw the career china as a more than those who stayed. should be treated by other nations. in 1950 mouse modern nation st

now they were victorious, and mao took over the reins of government.ranslation: at that time i thought our country would become a communist country where everybody could be fed and everyone would have a job. in the old society, this was unimaginable. i saw hunger and death at every corner in pre—revolutionary beijing, but no—one cared about it. ever since childhood, my life was tough. when i was six, my father died, and my mother and i had to go on the streets and beg for a living. it was hard trying to survive. everyone was poor. people gave us free buns and bread which help keep us alive for a while. after trying lots of different ways to keep food on the table, my mother had to marry again to survive. i went to a local factory to learn how to make and fix bikes, but i still couldn't earn enough to buy basics like bread and butter, so i learned how to ride rickshaws in beijing to earn more money. after the peaceful liberation of beijing in early 1949, an undercover communist party member approached me. he explained that the communist army was differe

so you can blame the legacies of the poor mao era on mao and bury that with him but in north korea's case you can't blame your dad because he was a god. your grandfather was a god, too. true gods are wrong, how can you'll be a god? so that miss legitimacy flies in the face of the north korean colorado strains and the second reason north vietnam is not the right model because in north vietnam you had a south vietnam who was capitalist before being taken overin' 1975. so one half of north vietnam that new the capitalist model. heaven foreby if core south korea would still continue to exist. so, who knows what how things will pan out but a i don't think that kim jong-un, as much as he wants to will be able to emulate the chinese or the north vietnamese. >> terrific talk, chung min. you mentioned the korean war, and obviously the soviets played an incredibly important role there before a as sent of china. do the russians continue to play a role in north korea. >> no, chip. in part of my book i talk but the four powers with an interest in korea. korea is important because for the general

and the so-called gang of four were arrested.you could blame the legacies of the poor mao era on maowithin but in north korea's case you can't blame your dad because he was a god. your grandfather was a god too. so if two gods are wrong, how can you be a god so the political legitimacy flies in the face of north korea's constraints. the second reason why i don't think vietnam is a great model is because in vietnam you had a south vietnam's capitalists before she was overtaken by the north vietnamese and 75. so you had one half of vietnam that knew the capitalist model. heaven forbid if korea was unified but with korea, yes you would have a vibrant economy intended 20 years because south korea or york of korea was still continue to exist. who knows exactly how things will pan out but i don't think that kim jong-un as much as he wants to will be able to emulate the chinese and the vietnamese. >> a terrific talk. and you mentioned the korean war and obviously the soviets played an incredible role in their before the ascent of china. the russians continue to play a role in north korea? >

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in the day visitors found themselves walking on what the mao reste call for carry the dramatic volcano little idea what was rumbling beneath their feet although act of fatal eruptions are rare. it's not a particularly big eruption is is seed it was kind of. almost like a throat clearing kind of eruption and that's why material probably won't have made it to my new zealand what my kit my main new zealand. through clearing exercise and for those involved an unforgettable reminder that nature and sometimes awful bain's to its own will. there's a dramatic pictures there. of harm to she's a journalist joining us from all clint new zealand christmas good to have you on the program we've got reports that police are now saying that there are no signs of life on the island where the eruption took place are you hearing those reports as well and this does that mean that it's too dangerous disinterest. yes brett police believe that anyone would have been taken from the island alive rescued at the time of evacuation yesterday they stated that based on the information they have they believe as up th

it is a plaster of paris item, it is mao's ear. mao, the chinese leader, had several body doubles.order for the cia to determine whether it was his body double, they made a plaster of paris model of his ear. ears, like fingerprints, are unique to every individual. this model was made by the cia. dino brugioni, one of our museum supporters and advisory board member, up until he passed away a few years ago, was given this after he left the cia. after he passed away, his son and gave the ear to the museum. it was a unique piece of history to make sure a foreign leader war history created by the cia to make sure a foreign leader was identified correctly when he was in public. we have some other exhibits, a little information on different spies. what espionage is about and how you're able to communicate secretly, covertly. a little parody on "spy versus spy," which was a cold war era cartoon in "mad magazine" that talks about the black and white spy, how they try to get the and the white spy and how they'd try to get the best of each other. a little more information on espionage, human

but with the victory of mao zedong and the communist and china in 1949, that completely swung to the i did that this is just another front in the cold war. what is fascinating is that for several years, essentially, u.s. documents talked about independence efforts against the french and indochina. and independence efforts against the judge in what was then the netherlands east indies -- against the dutch in what was then that netherlands east indies against sukarno. as if the europeans on the wrong side of history and we have to ease the passage out. 1949-1950, we still -- weted easing sukarno started viewing the french as part of the cold war. we don't like colonialism but it is better than communism. what is missed in most histories of the world is the fear of the domino theory in the early 1960's. the biggest domino everyone was afraid of in washington was indonesia, because sukarno was seen as playing footsie with the communists, the chinese. 625 there is a19 coup and counter code and military takeover in indonesia. the domino falls in the pro-american direction. but by then we a

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in the day visitors found themselves walking on what the mao reste call for carry the dramatic volcano little idea what was rumbling beneath their feet although acts of fatal eruptions are rare. it's not a particularly big eruption is it's seed it was kind of. almost like a throat clearing kind of eruption and that's why material probably won't have made it to my new zealand what my kit my name new zealand. through clearing exercise and for those involved an unforgettable reminded that nature and sometimes awful bangs to its own will. and my colleague g.w. senior business editor ben facility is in new zealand right now he's on vacation and wherever he goes news happens he joins me on the line right now good guesses good morning to you ben you were planning we understand to visit the volcano yourself and talk to me a little bit about why people why so many people want to go when being so close to this volcano. but i get about 10000 visitors a year and it's as you said very accessible you just got to jump on a boat in and around it quite quickly whereas other places in the world like eth

know but if it did it would be catastrophic for all that live here we eventually make it up to the mao forests where evidence of deforestation is plain to see as trees give way to farmland the forest is reduced 60 percent in recent years. so there are fields like this. on a program to restore the mara river basin kevin conjunct shows us a recently harvested cabbage field. what we're looking at here is the effect of deforestation this would have been a close cannot be forest if it was 2001 but after years of the forest fish around that has been left and now what's happening is agriculture. but now villages actually encouraged to take responsibility for their environment village ranges help patrol for illegal logging and charcoal burning even dead wood that's collected from the forest floor is paid for. and at the water's edge it's locals who are monitoring quite a life and checking the health of the river and they may more than anyone how important these because of the climate change you know sometimes we experience long crises that is like i wake up call to the community they see ok no

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it's a process of nature that's as old as the hills of the mao forest where it all begins and the trees and plants that grow within it the rain falls and down it percolates into the waterways and aquifers which form the mara river basin the a red life here is spectacular and in the wilderness the iconic species of africa all that to be seen. at the heart of all this is the mara river itself in full flow during the short rainy season but always dependent on the health of the mouse forest in the hills far away. he's one of the towers that in the country. quincy dived a very important point not only for the basin budget for the entire country in general. this story has taken a new turn as i find out travelling by 4 wheel drive is the only way to get any distance but in the wet season that still presents a challenge the route across the mara has been destroyed by floods. and foiled by the very river that we've come to film now that sort of thing happens in times of heavy rain but it's being exacerbated by 3 things 1st of all the forestation upstream then i have a great thing downstream and

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and to a certain extent mao zedong. mao, his redbook was required reading for panthers. when we would go to readings, we had to read certain portions of the redbook, trying to acquaint us with international ideas, ideas of how socialism, we should not mince words about this, the panthers were strongly scientific socialists, that was their professed ideology. they required panther members to do intellectual work as well as work in the community. so intellectual abstractions would be grounded in community work, so we were often given these international theorists to study and apply their theories to the situation in this country. >> there was also a very heavy dialogue, discussion that went on about scientific socialism, about revolutionary theory, about the question of the relationship between politics and arms. i want to hasten to add the earlier point made by bernadine, that there are a number of very revolutionary, older generation people around here. a group of cta workers were led by a man you will hear from in a minute, named stan willis. there is a group of afro-am

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charles:er of mao, using that period of chinese history to justify actions, provocation soon coming fromrth korea. kim jong-un on white horse, he will prove to to be listened to, provocation in iran, all these things are worrisome? how do we push back? what do we do? we're not necessarily taking a passive posture but we allowed this to go on? >> we have to make it very clear to beijing and moskow we'll defend allies and defend countries associated with us, like taiwan because that is another flashpoint. we had the policy of strategic ambiguity. that gives bad actors the feeling they might be able to commit act of aggression and get away with it. you just can't let that. charles: gordon chang, you are absolutely the best. this is topic more and more people should know about, be talking about. we appreciate it. happy new year my friend. >> happy new year. charles: that does it for "sunday morning futures." i'm charles payne. tune in to "making money," my show on fox business. tune in at 2:00 eastern. catch "mornings with maria" at 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. media buzz is howard kurtz is up

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it's being destabilized by sub - - subversives coming over the border from a place called mao land. they wanted to make it clear what was going on. so these police from around the globe would engage in the simulations that they would use a map of baltimore. there aren't a ton of baltimore connections in this history i tell but there are a few they have to do with the level of personnel. there were people who went overseas and then returned to the maryland area or the vicinity of baltimore. they were connections in those ways. and also, as some of you may know, in baltimore during this period of the 50s and 60s, all of military intelligence for the entire country was based in baltimore at a military base that no longer exists. certainly, there were connections among the police actors who were traveling the globe and gathering intelligence on subversive movements around the globe and the kind of funneling of information to military intelligence. a lot of that would have come through a facility basically just down the road. there's probably other baltimore connections that i could exca

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we eventually make it up to the mao forests where evidence of deforestation is plain to see as trees give way to farmland the forest is reduced 60 percent in recent years. but now villages actually encouraged to take responsibility for their environment village ranges help patrol for illegal logging and charcoal but even dead wood that's collected from the forest floor is paid for. down on the plains frightening up livestock has long been the most on the way now they're being encouraged to reduce the herd numbers and bring their animals to market earlier to eliminate grazing and result they say better pasture and high yields. c and here an alternative means of income beehives looked after by the women of the village. don't need. to look at it this is a good thing a way we can get some money by selling the honey back and it empowers us as women and helps raise school fees for the children. school fees. the mess i too would be encouraged to take down fences and open up their lands to more wildlife which in itself provides tourist dollars not everyone here is convinced by these new ways

here's the san mao going peninsula.won't entercounter problems there. 6:40 and mark i was looking at the chp notes from overnight. and earlier this morning there was fog advisory for the mis nine labut peninsula but i imagine it's going to move out we have a chilly day. >>> that's a good owes observation. we have patches of fog trying to regroup. it's not widespread and it's one of the deals where you can have a decent visible. and you get the fog bank that could impact visibility suddenly. so watch out for that in the short-term. also patchy frost as well and then for later on today highs in the 50s around 5 # to 59 degrees. and here is our live camera looking out above san francisco where we have the clear skies. satellite showing you this. old system cannot scooting out of town coming closer into the bay. a few high clouds offshore and satellite is not picking up on the fog but we could have a few patches that could impact visibility. we are watching that this morning and watching for the cold numbers. santa and napa

the richard is people like richard mao, do you know who he is?ly theo logical leaders in the way you and i think of political followers in the sphere. that's what is going on in this division, what you are seeing with "christianity today." some folks called it a cosmopolitan versus populous evangelical divide and it is an apt description. joe, you have had sim kelltim k pastor here in new york, well-respect, historically orthodox pastor. a lot of people read his books, but in the rest of american help doesn't have this. >> you talked about the personal versus the policies. we are in the middle of the holiday season. donald trump kicked off, took away food stamps from 700,000 people. >> exactly. >> you're right. the policy really hurts people to the core. you think about the historical contempt as well, of how powerful leaders used religion to stay in power. i guess my question to you is how do you break that? you talk about how it is a cultural dynamic and how much of that is the politics involved in that? how do you break that. how do you reach

there is the great mao hung, and these guys are talented and i mean it, he was the best in the world. i know who the ten best were and i would put him up top. he went out and started microasia airline and a risk-taker, and incredibly talented people. there is the famous condor. he is like my son. only, i have one problem, my wife is in love with him. he is movie star good looking, and so successful and a developer big time and a prince of a human being. and that is the other one. incidentally, condor was the back seater in the beginning of topgun and i found out just how much of a troll i was, and soy found out that we were flying the two of-seat a-4s and i would be looking for him, and he'd be gone. he'd be in the air, and he would be talking the rest of the guys into putting him in the a-4 and they taught him to fly. and so, it comes to me later on up and running well, and so i want to become a naval aviator and go to flight training, and he said, i already know how the fly. he is so confident. i said, okay. send an application in, and i will endorse it. i did. and he went through a

mao,der napoleon, lenin, castro, and others. membership in the society is limited to a few thousand men because eligibility requirements consist of being the eldest male descendent of a continental officer with only a single person being able to represent that officer. we will come back to that. for the first 200 years of the society's existence, most of our focus was on the fraternal purpose. frankly, that is because there was not much need to focus on the mission purpose as our nation's founding was more rally celebrated throughout america than today. for example, schoolchildren routinely memorized the declaration of independence and the constitution. they learned of the sacrifice made by ordinary folks to secure our independence, to establish our republic, to create our national identity, and to commit the new nation to ideals of liberty, equality, natural rights, civil rights, and responsible citizenship. unfortunately, a couple of generations ago, this sort of education started to become tarnished. cincinnati leaders recogn

i think right now to draw a line between mao's 1989 tiananmen square and xi jinping's bright line, ihat ignores a lot of what's taking place. i've spent a great deal of time in china, much of my life. my first visit was in 1986. it is unrecognizable today, and i'm not just talking about material wealth, i'm talking about the daily life of people. you know, when i first arrived in china, people all worked for state work, it controlled every aspect of their life. they didn't own businesses, they didn't own property. now they travel the world, they work, they travel, they study abroad. things have changed significantly in china in ways that xi jinping has to contend with. he wants to take china backwards in many ways, it's not entirely clear to me that he's going to succeed in doing that. right now it seems he's dominant in that china's going to an authoritarian direction, but the fact that china opened up to the world and the fact that we have actually traded with them and interacted with them has changed china in profound ways that i don't think we've seen the conclusion of. connell: