but for several years, mikhail has been obsessed with events far away. in northern iraq, where in 2014 isis forces set about to destroy a people: the ethnically kurdish yazidi, members of an ancientct sehe islamic state considered heretics. an estimated 3000 or more men were killed, often in pits that n uld becomeass graves. and some 6000 wore taken captive, many sold in a market into sexuaaislavery. >> i "that's real? that can happen?" and you know, not only as a humabeing but as a woman i felt really so insulted to know that. so that's en first i was curious to know re. i feel that culture is an important part of language. >> brown: mikhail is a poet and former journalist, an american citizen who fled iraq in the 1990s after her writing landed her in danger duringegime of saddam hussein. learning of the yazidis awaken something personal. >> when i left, i left with one suitcase. so i felt that was not fair just to reduce my life to one suitcase. but now when this happened, it reminded me of how i left and how lucky i was that i was able to leave and wi

mikhail popkov brings investigators to the scene of one of his many crimes. he started his killing spree. he targeted women at night. the former police officer than axe out what it did next. he claims to be a cleanser, saying he was purging the city of women he saw as immoral. another 50 six killings. behind bars, he confessed to dozens more after being found guilty of 22. he covered his tracks well. he even helped investigate his crimes. translation: he was calm during the trial. he only got upset when he lost his stature is as police officer. witnesses describe mikhail popkov is a mad with an irresistible urge to kill. this latest conviction makes in the worst in russia. never showing any remorse. the american tyre company, goodyear, has become the latest multinational to pull outof venezuela, blaming dire economic conditions and the impact of us sanctions. our reporter kim gittleson has more ten thai years, that is what over 1000 goodyear workers will get as pa rt 1000 goodyear workers will get as part of their severance after the multinational said it had

and certainly mikhail gorbachev won't forget.this morning, i'm in moscow now, we got reaction from mikhail gorbachev. here's what he said, quote, i have a lot of memories associated with this person, obviously speaking about george h.w. bush. we had a chance to work together during the years of tremendous changes. it was a dramatic time that demanded great responsibility from everyone. the result was an end to the cold war and the nuclear arms race. obviously some warm words there from mikhail gorbachev. but you know, having gone through that time, i was in germany obviously at the time the berlin wall came down, when the berlin wall came down, we all believed that there still was going bigfoto be two german states that the warsaw pact associated with the soviet union were still around. it took visionaries like george h.w. bush to understand that this transformational process was bigger than most thought. understanding he could work with mikhail gorbachev and making this happen in a peaceful way. we saw jim sciutto's report about

mikhail gorbachev will thereby along with angela merkel who grew up in communist east germany. it's said the germans today credit george herbert walker bush more than any person for their successful reunification. he knew that america was stronger when we work with partner,, then we imagine we shall somehow go it alone. when iraqi troops innovated kuwait in 1990, george herbert walker bush methodically assembled a international coalition to push them back. he left his mark in domestic policy as well and fought for in 1990 signed the americans with disabilities act, one of the greatest civil rights laws in our nation's modern history. president bush was a committed serviceman and he had close ties to the oil industry but he believed in science. what a welcomed change that would be in washington today if his party felt the same. president george herbert walker bush understood poisoning our planet is not unfair for future generations but bad for our economy. he helped build bipartisanship support. this republican president helped build bipartisanship support and signed the clean a

mikhail gorbachev was going to mikhail gorbachev was going to learn that on theeeeeneed a newy son. quotes? time for a rhyme? or not rhyming's fine. no rhymes. skivvies. gadgets or skivvies? boxed set? perfect! nobody knows young readers like we do... barnes & noble nick, nick, we need a decision. these days we all feel a little anxious sometimes. but if you could see inside my mind; you'll find i go to my happy place. see if we let tensions run the show up here, then our bodies won't perform at their best out here. wait, aren't we going to the sound check? priorities. so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you physically. go for your annual check-up and be open with your doctor about anything you're feeling. physically, and emotionally. body and mind cigna. together all the way. . bret: what was the critical turning point to end the cold war? some say the geneva summit, when reagan and gorbachev first met face-to-face and erected the scaffolding of their future negotiations. others name reykjavik because the two sides reached agreement

clearly, mikhail gorbachev was a different kind of russian leader, blazing new paths and building newor the west could reagan keep up with gorbachev. >> he's younger, smarter, better read, traveled to the west. more willing to engage in argument, but he's also the last true believer. bret: a true believer in marxist-leninist ideology that held communism would bury the west. and while soviet central casting ordered up a new style leader, the wardrobe department didn't get the memo. >> gorbachev pulls up, and though he's the younger man by quite a bit, gorbachev looks older. wearing extremely heavy russian overcoat, and he looks grim and defensive and old. >> suddenly, reagan comes out, but he's just wearing a beautifully tailored suit. >> no overcoat, no hat, no wool scarf. >> the soviet system produces a leader who although much younger looks older. and the american system produces a leader who although much older is far more full of life, and that image goes out around the world. >> the old man who is as i said, people were doubting couldn't keep up with gorbachev, suddenly had in ef

mikhail gorbachev is the single figure there. ran old reagan, i'm no reagan fan in many ways but ronald reagan, surprising to me, even now, but in courageous ways, and in ways that broke with traditional conservatism in the republican party, and with many democrats as well, reached out to mikhail gorbachev. that's where the initial break takes place, 1987, 1988, '89. along comes george bush. what george bush's great achievement was, from an american point of view, was the management of collapse so things did not go hay wire in so many ways they could have, whether predictable or unprediblctunpre. his management, at a moment when try uhm antalism was remarkable and i think history will treat him kindly as the american manager of those years when he was in office and the collapse of soviet communism and the freeing of eastern and central europe. >> actually, that paid off during the first gulf war when mikhail gorbachev did not oppose the united states massing the huge military coalition to throw back saddam hussein. can i just go

. >> president bush sent a signal to mikhail gorbachev today, there will be no gloating from the white over the developments in east germany. >> i was in the oval office as part of a pool when the wall came down. >> you don't seem elated and i'm wondering if you're thinking of the problems. >> i'm not an emotional kind of guy. >> bush basically said in effect, i'm not going to poke gorbachev in the eye. >> president george h.w. bush did come into his presidency in the shadow of ronald reagan but maybe we had elected the right man at the right time because he was as internationalist. >> you had had 50 years of the cold war, two visions of the world locked in combat, and then suddenly a whole world of totalitarian rule began to fall. bush was quite cautious. he was really aware that even subtle messages from the united states could indicate all sorts of things. >> when the wall fell in berlin, the questions were numerous. i mean, right away, what's going to become of europe. >> bulgaria is under a state of alert this morning. anti-communist protesters set fire to the headquarters of bulg

on the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall cole and former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev came together to mark the occasion the war could never erase your dream our green. one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the leading nations of the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to germany's unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of a g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era and transatlantic relations and would call countries a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience for gibson. george bush's legacy isn't fit without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember that will ke

them, mikhail gorbachev, and german chancellor angela grew up in communist east germany. it is said that the germans today credit george herbert walker bush more than any other person for their successful reunification. he knew that america was stronger when we work with partners than when we imagine that we can somehow go it alone. iraqi troops invaded, george herbert walker bush assembled a coalition to push them back. mark on domestic policy as well. he signed the americans with disabilities act, one of the greatest civil rights laws in our nation's modern history. a committedsh was conservative and a texan by choice. ties to the oil industry. but he believed in science. what a welcome change that would be in washington today. if his party felt the same. president george herbert walker bush understood that poisoning our planet is not just unfair to generations, it's bad for business. it's bad for our economy. build bipartisan support. this republican president helped build bipartisan support and signed the clean air act of 1990. strengthening the federal government's r

former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev calling george h.w.ush a true partner in ending the cold war. joining me now, presidential historian michael beschloss. michael beschloss, start with you. a few moments ago we saw pictures of president obama bestowing the presidential medal of freedom there on president george h.w. bush and he said in that speech back in 2011 his life is a testament that public service is a noble calling. i refer to his naval career, on his 18th birthday, signed fo ee the navy. went to yale after that, graduated in two years' time. talk about that calling to pup lick service, if you would? >> david, yao you are absolutely right. this is a guy who served his country for 76 years from the moment he enlists in the navy right after boarding school and becomes the youngest flier in the navy. u.s. navy, in world war ii. you know, here's a case, what if we hadn't had george h.w. bush? one thing would have happened is that i think he was responsible for assuring the end of the cold war at the time it did, and also in thor its th

the two years before the collapse of the soviet union president bush and mikhail gorbachev successfully started a nuclear arms treaty. george per bert walker bush, we saw the largest reduction in nuclear weapons in history and america and the world are safer today because of it. if you want to see the world's enduring respect for president bush, look at the statesman and stateswomen expected to attend his memorial service tomorrow at the national cathedral. among them mick makail gorbachev and angela murkle who grew up in communist east germany. it is said that the germans today credit george herbert walker bush more than any person for their successful reunification. he knew the -- he knew that america was stronger when we work with partners than when we imagine that we can somehow go it alone. when rocky troops invaded kuwait in 1990, george herbert walker bush had methodically assembled an international coalition to push them back. he left his mark on domestic policies as well. he fought for the americans with disabilities act, one of the greatest civil rights laws in our nation's mo

both by vladimir putin and the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev.g the bush presidency that the berlin wall came down in november of1989. it was under the bush administration that it actually happened. here is what the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev said. i have a lot of memories. we had a chance to work together during years of tremendous changes. a dramatic time which demanded great responsibility for everyone. the result was the end to the cold war and the nuclear arms race. a huge legacy left from the russian point of view by president bush. the current russian president vladimir putin issuing his condolences writing to bush 43 saying your father had political wisdom and foresight and made informed decisions in difficult situations. he did a lot to strengthen russian and american issues. a side swipe at the current situation where they are not sitting down discussing the issues of mutual concern. >> a subtle jab. such a consequential president. thank you, matthew. >>> trade truce. president trump and xi jinping hammered out a pause in th

really expects him to go very far on this hour thank you so much to their views chief political editor mikhail a professor at the city you party congress in hamburg. our next stop. is demanding that canada release drew one of china's top global executives mang is the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms giant way way and was detained last week in vancouver she now faces extradition to the u.s. for allegedly violating american sanctions against iran. she's the chief financial officer of one of the biggest telecommunications equipment companies in the world now it's emerged that men wang jew has been in custody in canada for days u.s. authorities are seeking her extradition on charges of helping while way violate the u.s. trade embargo on iran allegations that have prompted an angry response from beijing . hugo china has expressed its serious position on this case to both canada and the united states. we are demanding the reason for her arrest to be clarified immediately. demanding men's release and for her rights results don't to be safeguarded. three. things detention comes as huawei fa

i want to establish my own relationship with mikhail gorbachev. i want to establish it in a way that respects him and doesn't tap dance on this moment. i think that moment, more than any other, when the berlin wall comes down, and george h.w. bush does not take that moment to say, "see, we won," says more about the man and how he dealt with things than many other things. >> shannon: i know that you -- have had a chance, but if you have a chance to go the presidential library, they are always interesting places, no matter whom the president was. when you walk through there and read about his navy service on the story about him being shot down, you talk to her and walk through each chapter of his life, it is so varied, and we think about lighthearted moments with him, too. we know he didn't like broccoli. he loved his crazy socks. he was quite a character aside from being a very serious policy wonk and getting things done. he was awarded numerous metals during his navy service, medal of freedom by president obama. as we go back to the theme of famil

bush worked hard to develop a good relationship with the president of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev the new campaigned heavily for the reunification of germany. he's also the president who let the usa into its first major military operation in the middle east as i reported to you leave air attacks are underway against military targets in iraq. bush launched operation desert storm and xerox dictator saddam hussein after he had invaded kuwait. after the first gulf war president bush's approval ratings went through the roof but that did not last long many americans became unhappy with his domestic policies. his democratic opponent bill clinton won the ninety ninety two presidential election and after only one term in the white house bush called it quits. the focus its efforts on humanitarian activities and his family was in two thousand and one once again wrote history as bush son george w. became president. police and protesters filled central paris with smoke and take us on saturday in a third weekend of clashes in and around the shoals that easy the yellow vests movement was sparked

weathered the transition he went time to develop a good relationship with the leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev and campaigned heavily for the reunification of germany. bush is also the president who led the usa into its first major military operation in the middle east as i reported to you air attacks are underway military against. kerry targets in iraq. bush launched operation desert storm against iraq's dictator saddam hussein after he had attacked kuwait. after the first gulf war president bush the prove origins went through the roof but that didn't last long many americans became unhappy with his domestic policies because of tough economic times he was forced to raise taxes it was a broken promise and the perfect ammunition for bill clinton bush next democratic opponent clinton won the one thousand nine hundred two presidential election and after his one term in the white house bush called it quits. he focused his efforts on humanitarian activities. and this family which in two thousand and one once again broke history as bush son became president. i'm joined now by owen cali a p

canadian freestyle skier mikhail king's brain for soul food poisoning as he won his second event of the season in taiwan china be a gold medalist posted a winning score of ninety point thirty one to claim the fifty first victory of korea and he's fifth straight in china in the women's event american chain and top on his with a score of eighty three point eight her first mobile's win of the season and third off a korea. are at the bundesliga show follows after the break with. find out if orissa don't mind could extend at the top of the table on match day fifteen they hosted damon knowing they could guarantee themselves first place at the mid-season walk with a fig tree stationed to find out what happened. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you delegates at the u.n. climate talks in poland have agreed to a rulebook for implementing the twenty fifteen paris agreements the breakthrough came off during an extra day of talks to overcome disagreements on how to report projections in greenhouse emissions and culture of finance if it's in poorer nations. you're watching the news

seen as a major breakthrough in nuclear security when it was ratified by former soviet president mikhail gorbachev and u.s. president ronald reagan in one nine hundred eighty seven it came after a tense period of confrontation in the heart of europe. with very short flight times nuclear annihilation of european capitals was only five to fifteen minutes away trump has said the u.s. will start developing these capabilities again if russia and china don't agree to stop have to develop those weapons unless russia comes to us and china comes to us and they all come to us and they say let's really get smart and let's none of us develop those weapons china is not a signatory of the pact and has been investing heavily in land based missiles now some observers fear it could be joined by russia and the u.s. in a new arms race. folded up used teri schultz is and the nato meeting in brussels good evening to you kerry at that press conference with the u.s. secretary of state. you asked him to explain exactly what these sixty days what he means with these sixty days what's going to happen and what it

canadian freestyle skier mikhail kingsbury forceful food poisoning as he won his second bogles world cup event the season in china the olympic gold medalist posted a ninety point three one to the fifty first victory of his career and he's fifth straight in china in the women's event american. took with a score off eighty three point eight for her first win of the season and a third of her career. so the bundesliga show fun of his after the break with. find out if meant could extend their lead at the top of the table on match day fifteen. knowing they could guarantee themselves first place at the mid-season mark with a victory to find out what happened. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you delegates at the u.n. climate talks in poland have agreed to a rule book for implementing the twenty fifteen pairs agreement the breakthrough came off for an extra day of overcome disagreements on how to report rejections in greenhouse emissions and finance if it's in full or at nation's. you're watching news from below and more coming at the top of the hour with that forgives you

would have meant which would have meant finish matts all right now what i wonder and next though mikhail is how difficult will it be for america's successor to chart her own path and not be overshadowed by america's towering legacy. is the times right now a k.k.k. as she's known said it's herself she mentioned the label of a mini version of magical that is out there that certainly is something she will have to shake off she will still have to brush up on international politics she will have to take positions on many things that she hasn't taken positions on and this will certainly be a process of be very interesting to see which issues she chooses beyond the ones already on the right course like migration like the potential for yet again a conscription service some form or other for young people here in germany and it will be interesting to see which issues she picks most importantly we're all bracing ourselves who she will pick as party secretary general tomorrow right to be continued we can occur from our reporting from hamburg thank you for your continued coverage. let's bring up to s

. >> he understood the pressures on mikhail gorbachev, both culturally, from members of his party and government there, members of the communist party, and that he had to work as president of the united states to allow these changes to take place in a way that did not make gorbachev feel like he was losing, and i think that's one of the great talents and arts that george bush displayed as president of the united states. >> both sides committed themselves instead to achieving a strong effective treaty. >> democracy had prevailed. nato had prevailed. the united states values had prevailed. this was a time when any normal average person would have gloated and said we did it, we're number one, we're this, we're that. but president bush did not do that. >> i remember at the time recalling something that churchill wrote. he wrote it becoming prime minister, he felt at the moment he became prime minister that all his life had been a preparation for that moment. i think as the soviet union trembled on the brink of collapsing, george bush's experience, george bush's background, george bush's n

working with mikhail gorbachev on that, and the way that he allowed his commanders, including colin powell general schwarzkopf to conduct the gulf war one in such a way that it was one very swiftly, very decisively, and one back the oilfields of kuwait, his approval rating by the way. after that conflict, was 89%. it's interesting to note that the only other president that's had a higher approval rating in modern times than that was his son. right after 9/11, george w. bush's approval rating was up 92%. so what happens here in the next few days? he will lie in state in the rotunda of the capitol building and president trump is expected at some point to go up and pay his respects. vice president pence will participate in the ceremonies this afternoon to begin lying in state and president trump and the first lady will be going to the funeral on wednesday, although it doesn't look like president trump will be speaking. that will be left to george w. bush and brian mulroney, as well as senator alan simpson. this kicks off a celebration of a true american hero and a true american patriot. >> jo

guilty of fifty six more killings making him the country's most prolific serial killer of recent times mikhail pop cough was jailed in two thousand and fifteen for ripping and killing twenty two women he had given a lift to y. off duty. enough to some sports news and of the argentinian football club river plate has been crowned champions of south america. doris the defeated arch burnous i was rivals book juniors three one the second leg match was moved to madrid from argentina because a fan violence the repercussions of that means this might not be the end of the copa saga. football coach junior's team bus arrived at the gate unscathed unlike before the original second leg at river plate stadium. madrid wanted a classic football match and nothing else and that's just what was served. daddio bennett that's ok pocket allayed to send fans who were traveled thousands of miles into delirium. but lukas prattle equalised a river to prompt extra time. one can tear old and put river in front with a fabulous finish. and gonzalo martinez sealed the three one win river triumph in the first ever final betw

from europe party chief and former president mikhail saakashvili addressed a loyal crowd that he's being tried in absentia for abuses of power in office and many other georgians would like to see him in jail i asked opposition candidate great gulf a shot say if his promise to pardon his second really cost him the election eve has a right to live in georgia but my dear old under our legislation he doesn't have a right to participate in the elections all that help to hold any government of job because he was has not been living in georgia for three years so all those fears are exaggerated beyond any proportion by this because they are afraid of this gosh .

thank you for mikhail of the race to replace america is on is there a clear favorite. yes you know there are two potential favorites this is interesting also that she pointed out that this is a real contest because it was the first time that there is a real contest for the party leadership which during her days was more of a coronation style election here at these party conferences now and it did come. the woman and america herself launched into the position as secretary general of the conservative c.d.u. party she is a clear front runner at the same time a guy called free to teach math who left politics all together after a class with the german chancellor over a leadership role that was a decade ago he's seeing quite a big comeback right now and if you speak to delegates and particularly people grassroots members of the party they say if they vote with their heart they would go for it but if they vote with their heads they would potentially go for i think it's come i would gather that the posse traditionally it does would go with its head we also see spawn the curren

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responsible for ending the cold war but if yo you have to shoot somebody more responsible if it be mikhail gorbachev. he's the central catalyst that gets the explosion started, the democratic explosion. the desire to reform the soviet union, not to eradicate it, but to reform and revitalize set in motion the democratic revolution that brought down his country's entire. entire. and his interaction was critical and fascinating to me that in 1987 when i described their first limousine ride together in washington, d.c., gorbachev is arguablwasarguably the most famn the world and bush was trying to become the most powerful man in the world but the odds were not so much stacked against him but he was clearly uncertain if he was going to get the republican nomination and the idea that you have this incredibly popular rock star of a foreign leader were embraced by the american people than their own vice president was a dramatic moment for me. >> host: c-span: how much did you read the? >> guest: i've for periods before his presidency. i haven't read all of the excerpts during the presidency. my un

i heard him say as i walked in, i heard bush say, mikhail mikae, mikhail mikael, are you all right?d transcripts. yes, that's what he said. he saw mrs. bush out the window on that side. he mouthed the words to me, go get mrs. bush. she's standing there looking concerned. then suddenly she realized his hair was a mess because we had been out in the windy boats and she said, george, your hair! she ran and got a brush. then the picture was over. >> martha: amazing. this is also a beautiful one. very early morning and this is just a sweet moment. >> they had such an amazing relationship. i always tried to get something that showed that. but they never showed public display of affection. i kept looking and i kept looking and then i noticed that he would walk her over to the pool in the morning going to the oval office. there was a case. i went out there to see if i could get a kiss and i finally did. >> martha: one last picture, if you could skip forward to the one of the president on the end of the boat, this is an important morning as well. just a final note about this one before we go

but what he did in building on what ronald reagan did with mikhail gorbachev and leading to the fall of the berlin wall under president bush and the reunification of germany, a brave decision which changed the face of europe and the world. >> i'll take the segue there and turn to ambassador bruins in massachusetts this morning. earlier, andrea was talking about his faith in alliances. and you and ambassador burns, ambassador to nato for some time. talk about his view of that, the importance of having international relationships when he was in office. >> david, president bush has an extraordinary legacy in foreign policy. i think you have to say the most successful of our modern presidents on the international stage and andrea has recounted some of these. he brought the colder war to a peaceful end and that was not all assured. it could have been a violent ends. but it was his dexterity that enabled that to happen. he negotiated the unification of germany, a country that had been divided by the cold war for nearly five decades. he defeated saddam hussein in the desert and then he had

on the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall bush kohl and former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev came together to mark the occasion. the war could never erase your dream our dream. the one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the living nations of the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to german unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era and transatlantic relations and would call quentin's a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience. george bush legacy isn't feared without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf of all that was co financed by their government nevertheless most will remember george h

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remain in their memory and speaking of their time together on the world stage former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev said it was a time of great change amounting great responsibility from everyone the result was the end of the cold war and nuclear arms race. it's not a quick check of the headlines here now the g twenty summit in argentina has drawn to a close but perhaps the most anticipated meeting took place afterwards u.s. president donald trump and china's shisha and being held a meeting of a dinner to discuss trade they hope to ease a growing trade war that's hurting both economies and turkey's president used his platform of the g twenty to once again focus a spotlight on the murder of a saudi journalist. one criticized saudi arabia's investigation into the killing and insisted the kingdom extradite all suspects to turkey. to get will miss. did. the saudi regime first denied it and then tried to distort facts and finally admitted to this murder turkey has adopted a very determined attitude which is help disclosed associate we have never seen this as a political issue and shall never d

he knew that mikhail gorbachev was in a tough position and so he handled the fall of the wall and, more importantly, the transition in eastern europe and central europe -- again -- with diplomacy and with respect for gorbachev and the people, the millions of people who were affected. of all the major events in which he played a role as commander in chief, i think that in some respects was the most important one. if you go to eastern europe or western europe today or central europe, all of them have a positive view of george bush and the role he played and america played during that time period. maybe the most well-known role he played as commander in chief was desert storm. there he showcased his abilities not just as a president but a president who had served in combat himself. he understood the need to bring people together. in this case, other countries. to ensure a successful result. think about this. over 40 countries were involved in desert storm. hundreds of thousands of troops, all to stop the aggression of saddam hussein in the middle east. he knew saddam hussein had to be stop

>> he liked mikhail gorbachev. i met gorbachev. i was privileged to go to russia in '87 and several times after, and i made a friend of g gorbachev. i told him one day, you have nothing to fear while i'm here in your country because all the icbms that are aimed your way are located in wyoming. and they wouldn't shoot those while i'm here. and he said that to his interpreter, who understood all my western slang, and gorby just threw his head back and laughed. then of course he'd show up in washington and give me a big hug. which appeared in the star tribune, so i think they thought i was a commie for a while. it was all about friendship. he made friends with these people. he liked them. he liked to sit with them and have a drink and have dinner. and gorbachev came to the university of wyoming at the request of many of us. this was not many years ago, to speak, and he and i did a debate. well, they filled the house. we're sitting in the greenroom. i said, have you talked to bush lately? he said, no, i don't like to bother him. i know

on the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall those cold and former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev came together to mark the occasion . the war could never be raised your dream our green. one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the leading nations on the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to german unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of a g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era in transatlantic relations and would call quentin's a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience you forget. george bush legacy isn't viewed without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember