the turnout's or nagasaki here in berlin has been digging in its vault to find work by neglected female artists. but 1st the western german city of bomb is the high in much the hometown of lewd fig beethoven he was born in 1717 and spent the 1st 22 years busy life in the city next year is a very special. as it's the 250th anniversary of the great man's birth and there's lots going on that every year there's a beethoven fest but beethoven 2020 is much more than that indeed the whole year is so packed with all sorts of events that celebrations have spilled over into this year kind of already underway. now friday so all the opening of the.

seaview the older generation was afraid of atomic energy because of the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki as if that was a disaster but i can assure you that in ca to hush there has only been one accident since it was built 60 years ago and one casualty. sit. france has the most nuclear power plants of any country in the world fortunately i have to say. there was a monday. after work kind of washes engineers like to meet up in the local b strove to enjoy a glass of wine under the sycamore tree away from the watchful eyes of the press spokesman they speak more freely so you don't pull into tomic energy has a tradition in friends. is always mentioned in this context. steeples you know he wanted france to be self-sufficient on the energy front city self-sufficient in every respect come to that and this tradition has taken root in the french mentality before long the new clip bad for the same law suppose here atomic energy isn't ideal. there are the problems of the risks and what to do with the waste. basket but there's a level if there are other viable forms of energy. the energy that can be

dropped world's first atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasa nagasaki. >> americanhhill warned about stalin, quickly came to pass. >> it is difficult for the west to convince him to in a sense, follow a more democratic line. >> whum churchill accurate in assessment of stalin's long-term goals to control central europe, yes. of roosevelt com come radios cog that fact yes. plan. >> march 1946, churchhill returned to america and delivered a message for the world. >> he goes to missouri, makes the famous iron curtain speech he talks about everything he warned about the soviet union. >> then >> he can't

dropped the world's first atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki. >> americansr and everything churchill warned about stalin quickly came to pass. >> he holds the real estate in poland and other parts of eastern europe and becomes difficult for the last to convince him to, in a sense, toe a more democratic line. >> churchill made an accurate assessment of stalin's long-term goals to construct control. was roosevelt complicit in accepting the fact that the soviet union would control central europe? yes. for those three days at tehran the foundations of the cold war were set. bret: in march 1946 churchill return to america and delivered a message for the world. >> he goes to missouri and makes the famous speech the iron curtain speech and talks about a meeting he warned about the soviet is true and iron curtain fell across europe. >> and iron curtain has descended across the continent. >> he comes to hyde park and stands of the greatest site and it this fantastic photograph with eleanor roosevelt and his to their 40 minutes which is a long time and did not say a w

we now hear oshima, nagasaki. the japanese were smart fighters. and for the americans that were called to serve, it is staggering what they went through. my generation got off really easy. it's easy to read the letters and the diaries. >> where the japanese ever evacuated when the americans ever left the island? in the japanese share resources to get people off the island? battlejapanese after the , they had the code of the bush , which is death before dishonor. the few japanese taken as prisoners of war, the u.s. interrogator startled because they said the japanese will tell them everything they knew. japanese had no training on what to do if you are taken as a prisoner of war. it would be to shameful, they had humiliated themselves and their families. they were taken as prisoners as and sent to japan. i think only half survived. be.as not a good place to there was no food for japanese, must -- much less the native values. for years the u.s. set up as a station. .eople do ship navigation they tell you how to get around these days. nobody landed a

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you drop ten of those, because remember nuke that exists on the planet today makes hiroshima and nagasaki look like a pinprick. you drop ten of those, it is over for our species on this planet. so does anybody think that 100 airplanes at $560 million each that drop nuclear bombs are only an expenditure there to keep us safe? are we that foolish? this has to do with the money of nuclear industry and it is time for the american people to wake up and i find it stunning that only two people in this race have even talking about these things. >> i'm penny star with breitbart news. to follow up on the opioid question, it seems like doctors are left out of the equation completely. big pharma is blamed and we know there is the addiction and death. but what about the doctors because people can't have access to them unless they are prescribed. and on the institute of peace and hhs, those are already dedicated to peace and children and families so why would you want to expand government? >> well, first of all, you talk about the hhs, they are agencies that help with working families, families and chi