. >> we believe that peace is at hand >> reporter: two members of the nobel committee resigned when heeived the nobel peace prize two years later. jewish and born in germany, the young kissinger came to america with his family as a teenager, fleeing the nazis, to return with the u.s. army in world war ii later in the white house, his influence and charm making him an unlikely celebrity. nicknamed "super k" on a "newsweek" cover after leaving office, he became even more influential. >> how would you rate the crisis management by this administration >> oh, i would say that after the first few days of confusion, the administration has handled it properly and calmly >> reporter: counseling presidents from both parties, and visiting foreign leaders, even traveling to china at the age of 100 for a red carpet meeting with president xi, setting the stage for president biden's recent summit. he never stopped looking for the next challenge, recently writing about artificial intelligence, which he feared could be an even greater threat than nuclear weapons lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>

cousins, nargez's uncles' sons mostly have several executions in their family, the head of the nobel committee gives them a prize in the name of peace, which were palestinian girls, children and elderly in the hands of egypt before. this peace award was also given to another war monger. shimon perez, nicknamed the executioner of qanai refugee camp in lebanon. the zionist operation by his order led to the martyrdom of more than 20 palestinians. apart from the zionists, this award was also given to henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state. when in the era. his ministry killed more than 3 million vietnamese, the former ruler of myanmar, aung san suu kyi giving her the nobel peace prize to a woman who was responsible for the killing of thousands of rohingya muslims and the displacement of tens of thousands of them at the same time as this ceremony, but one of the former candidates for the nobel peace prize has killed more than 17,000 people in the past two months alone. a palestinian was killed in gaza . there is no mention of the perpetrators of this genocide, neither the perpetrators no

after the opening remarks by the chairman of the relevant nobel committee, the 2023 laureate went oute was decorated with fresh flowers, gold medals and individual diplomas were accepted here. nobel medals with the profile of the founder of the award are made of eighteen-carat gold, their weight is 175 g. the nobel diploma is a small work of art measuring 23x25 cm, with colorful fonts and special gold manograms. their binding is made of leather. after the awards presentation. laureates, guests, members of the royal family and government, representatives of the scientific, business and cultural elite went to a traditional banquet in the town hall, as golem says, this is the most interesting , all the most interesting things have begun, i also wanted to say this, but in general, in fact, here we are watching looking at these shots, it seems to us that everything is happening like this, live, live, all this is true, of course, but it should be noted that the ceremony the presentation of the nobel prize is rehearsed, well , for five days exactly, and for 8 hours, this is the schedule for.

the shun family, the head of the nobel committee , gives them a prize called peace, which was previouslyhands of menakhin bagim, known as the butcher of the palestinians of daryasin village. during his time, 250 to 360 palestinians were martyred in the dawn attack of the zionists on this village. the same award was given to ishaq rabin. the perpetrator of the killing of 700 to 3050 people in sabra and shatila camps in southern lebanon. most of the dead in this camp were palestinian girls, children and the elderly. this peace award to one. another warmonger was shimon periz , nicknamed the executioner of qanai refugee camp in lebanon. the zionist operation by his order led to the martyrdom of more than 20 palestinians. apart from the zionists , this award was also given to henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state, when he killed more than 3 million vietnamese during his ministry. the former ruler of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, is the same. and the displacement of tens of thousands of them was at the same time as this ceremony, but one of the former candidates for the nobel peace p

why do you think it was so important that journalists were recognized by the nobel committee, something that hadn't happened for 90 years? >> i've always thought that the quality of a democracy's journalism, quality of a nation's journalists, determine the quality of its democracy. i've covered southeast asia since 1986, and i've -- you know, i began my career with the pendulum swing where it looked like democracy was unstoppable. and now, at the tail end of my career, this pendulum is swinging back the other way. this time is important because democracy has been rolled back to 1989 levels, in terms of the number of countries around the world. 60% of the world's population now live under autocrats, autocracy. >> which was the case in 1989. >> ah, yes. and the worst part here is that we are back in a place where propaganda has shifted reality. this time, it's actually -- it's not just moving pictures or radio. this is insidious manipulation, using our biology, using our data, creating clones of us, essentially, that can be insidiously manipulated through our emotions to change the way we

awarded for amazing scientific discoveries, but these discoveries from the point of view of the nobel committee is no money for them, although from our point of view there are many amazing discoveries, today we will tell you why anchovies received the ig nobel prize... bring us anchovies to the studio, like this. yes, do i understand correctly that this is not sprat? no, this is not a sprat, this is an anchovy, what we used to call anchovy - this is such a small fish that lives in large schools, and the schools gather in such a concentration, they take on the appearance of a large animal that moves into the sea , on our screen now there will be these huge concentrations of anchovies, these tiny fish. 14 million tons of these anchovies were caught , let's answer the question, why was the prize given, which ones were studied, and the prize was given because when this huge school moves, they thereby mix the layers of water in the sea, and this is how -in this way affects the habitat, in general, them and other animals, and other animals too, but if you look at... from top to bottom, then the deepe

the nobel committee has cooled her the symbol of what it means to be a freedom fighter. in iran who rece, how's the support from say the children if know it goes about how many entities like city whole to collect the nobel peace prize on behalf of the mother. and radian human rights campaign of accused of spreading propaganda against the states . but how many is serving a 12 year sentence as even present into around their acceptance let's it was read out by her daughter kiana. this isn't time union, i am in the reading and women, proud and owner to be contributing to a civilization which is today victim of an oppression from a religious, despotic and misogynistic government. the 17 year old twins have spent most of the childhood with that one, all of the parents, the father target was also imprisoned, dinner on before fleeting, with them to friends in 2011. so let me put this on this one. this price is not only a water to my, my, the, to all the it any and activists political prisoners, to all those advisors who fought for it on our mothers and how hard we agree with how

now, the nobel committee did say that the prize was about recognising the thousands of people who have do you think the impact of the protests has been? i think the impact of the protest has been bringing attention to the plight of women in iran and the challenges that they face in their everyday lives and a government that is really determined to suppress them in every way, including what they decide to wear, whether they want to cover their hair or the clothing that they wear, which is a very basic human right to sort that they wear, which is a very basic human right. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.... voters are going to the polls in egypt, where president abdel fattah el—sisi hopes to win his third term in office. if successful he will retain power until 2030 — a victory his critics say is already inevitable. voting will be spread over three days, with approximately 67 million egyptians eligible to vote. iranian state media say a fire at an oil refinery in eastern iran has caused two large explosions and remains out of control. thick smoke from the blaze i

the nobel committee has cooled her the symbol of what it means to be a freedom fighter. in iran, who reese has the support from all stay the children of no, it goes my how many entered also like city whole to collect the nobel peace prize on behalf of the mother and radian human rights campaign of accused of spreading propaganda against the states. but how many is serving a 12 years sentence as even prison into around for acceptance let's it was right out by her daughter kiana decision. so i'm united.

the nobel committee did say that the prize was about recognising the thousands of people who have beenbeen? i think the impact of _ of the protests have been? i think the impact of the _ of the protests have been? i think the impact of the protest - of the protests have been? i think the impact of the protest has - of the protests have been? i think| the impact of the protest has been bringing attention to the plight of women in iran in the challenges that they face in their everyday lives. and that a government that is really determined to suppress them in every way including but they decided to wear, whether they want to club cover their hair, basic human rights to have agency over your body and decide what you want to wear when you leave the house. so the struggle of what to wear and the forced his job as a struggle of human rights and women having agency and respect over being treated like adults over what they want to wear and from that so many other rights come into play. —— forced hijab. narges has fought for custody rights and inheritance rights for women and this is a part of

a woman, a human rights advocate, and a freedom fighter, that's how the nobel committee describes therless winner of this year's peace prize. now our guest mohammadi has been fighting religious tyranny and oppression in iran since a student and now locked in a prison with a ten year sentence for charges of pushing propaganda and her allies say that and say she is a political victim. narges mohammadi has been stopped from holding her twins for the last eight years. karadzic traveled to the area. >> the proudest moment of their lives. the day to stand on the historic world stage in the oslo city hall to receive the peace prize, the nobel peace prize on behalf of their mother. >> this is a very difficult day for us. >> we joined them as they got a first look at the room where they will also present her nobel lecture, smuggled out of iran's prison. >> standing here, i'm trying to visualize the crowd, she tells us, we will have to live up to this. a lot of important people will be here. >> the 17-year-old twins the first language is french, they were not yet nine when they left iran with t

the nobel committee announced her win, recognizing for her work against "systemic discrimination andression in iran." since the 1990s, mohammadi has been a staunch advocate for women's rights and democracy. she's been sentenced to 31 years in prison, 10 years are left, for breaching hijab rules. >>> we'll take a break. for viewers in north america, more news in just a moment. for international viewers, "mission tiger" is next. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. ♪ >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and canada. you're watching "cnn newsroom." a state of emergency has been declared in some communities after a tornado ripped through eastern tennessee. at least six people are dead and nearly two dozen are injured. this is the scene in clarksville on saturday where buildings were torn to shreds and the mayor s

off early, statements of financial condition were undervalued, hearing that from experts on the nobel committeethat the accounting records were perfect and they may or may not have been on this at all they were called subjective valuations which everybody has, absolutely fine and no fault at all and frankly until it had no merit, absolutely no violations of the accounting principles, the judge shut us down. as they did many times. they close the case and they have said that they have proven that he is worth more than his financial condition and if he wanted to inf inflated, he could upload his brand alone which is worth billions of dollars, but he didn't. and you know, she's trying to maintain political relevance and that's why she shows up and does her pr thing there. i find it disgusting and we are seriously in this dual system of justice mama a banana republic. >> martha: thank you so much for joining us, again, alina habba. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up next, we have special guest jessica ron s and his wife casey. hot off of the big debate week coming up after thes

you know what, you don't have to be kept in because you don't qualify or you qualify for the nobel committeey so they release them again. it's official cycle that keeps going around. i don't know why they don't go back and start supporting the police and say enough is enough, we need to support the businesses, the people in the community, and we need to support the police. let them get out there make the arrest and let the arrest stick. >> neil: this is interesting in a variety of ways. if you're not going to allow people to wear face coverings, it's winter and is going to be cold in and a lot of people are. our police then busy handing out tickets to people wearing face coverings and then ticketing those who wish to know when ill versus those who absolutely do? >> it's funny you say that, it is winter time so you're going to have a guy or a woman go into work and they're wearing a mask, when it's very cold outside. are you going to stop them and say you're on public transportation, you can't wear it, as he have to take it off when you're in the train station or on the bus or something for t

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killed 17,000 civilians in two months at the end of 2023. and the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committeeg this prize have not yet been determined. first prize million dollars from nobel's wealth fund, a fortune he made by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. i mean, i apologize, i am not a sahdi of human rights today, the story of this woman, the mother of yahya al-hassanat, this lady who stands by susan, yes, five of her children , now, i have lost them in my life, i have lost them in grief, there is no way, no way, yahya al-hasanat , the rest of them are treated in the hospital. to all human rights organizations, um yahya, i am with you, and by god, the descendants of the children, and i am with you. al-bab al-al-dar, nazl al-hajjar, i will meet you at al-jeeran in the back and at the top of the bow, i know them, you have a lafit, i am looking forward to el-dar, all of them, and the people are in the business , saying, “ dar yahya, you are going straight, i will do what i say, o waladi, or ladi. why are your children

massacred 17,000 civilians in two months only at the end of 2023 , and the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committee for awarding this prize have not yet been determined. one million dollars from the nobel wealth fund , the wealth he made by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sada and sima news agency , march 25, 1401, strasbourg, france , european union parliament agenda, the issue of iran's meeting is the plight of students in some international network schools in par mahal. the story started a few days ago, from the days when the experts demanded european intervention to recall diplomats from tehran and expel iranian diplomats from their countries. an expert group of international inspectors can be in tehran. at any moment, something new may happen still, the plight of the students has increased a lot, and everyone is really waiting for something to happen. in fact, we are facing a collective fear in iran. it does not seem that one gas is private, and it must be a combination of different gases. there are toxic gases , especially phosphine gas, which is a ver

the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committee for awarding this prize have not been specified. a million dollar prize from the nobel wealth fund, a fortune he made by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency. the boycott campaign of the zionist regime and the pressure on western trademarks, like this picture in the middle of the night, an egyptian worker is cleaning a restaurant that is empty of customers. this situation can be seen in other egyptian restaurants and in similar branches. the name of the restaurant is mcdonald 's. trademarks included in the recent boycott and strike campaign against the zionists. many the services and goods with western brand in egypt are in such a situation these days and after the heavy bombardment of the zionist regime in gaza. in the past hour, following the continuation of the zionist crimes in gaza and popular support for the resistance front, this time the users of the world have started to work. by launching a spontaneous campaign for ittihad and hameda. with the people of gaza, use

the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committee for awarding this prize have not been specifiedmillion dollar prize from the nobel wealth fund, a fortune he made by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency. what's the situation? why are your things like this? how many things do you need to change? last time we went everywhere together, we shouldn't have gone around so much, that's when the iranian house with a lot of discounts and special conditions is right next door, the biggest iranian house with a lot of interesting things in it. the city of tehran was opened in tehran sareh afsarieh kat khanum. golchin, you were supposed to drink tea for the second time, sir, this cup smells very bad, look, sir , did you wash this cup sitting down, but sitting on the door , it gives clean hair, you haven't put any age in it, no, madam , don't worry, you washed it with the door, there is dishwashing liquid in it. boil shirin eliminates the bad smell of dishes and bacteria . do you know how to buy in installments? if the consumer price o

that is exactly why the nobel peace committee recognized her hard work, saying, quote, her brave struggle five times, and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison. we have a lot more coming up. you're watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. hey, everybody. amazement of sudan. if you are joining us, welcome. if you are just joining us, we are thankful for that. millions of people are in the path

he massacred 17,000 civilians in two months and the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committee for awarding this award have not yet been determined . seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. the seal of failure is forever engraved on your people , messengers of life to your land, the child of gaza, if in i want you to eat a pile of iron domes , like you, who is sitting on every side of death, waiting for you , an accident is waiting for you, turn to your country. ozgan, until your saddle is broken, you should love one by one, because you are sitting on every side, death is waiting for you, an accident is waiting for you, face your country. no , your work is good, your burden is right, you are crying, your friend is bad, the gem of the religion is a man of victory, you are not a danger person , you are not an opponent of a child and a woman , your zeal is fiery until you feel like it. give it back or you will die at the moment of death. who are sitting on each side of death waiting for you, an accident is waiting for you, turn to your country, o you who sit on t

2023, he massacred 17,000 civilians in two months, and still the criteria of the selection committee the nobelce prize has not been specified for awarding this prize. a million dollar prize from the nobel wealth fund, the wealth he gained by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. the construction of this house is by my own hand, which you saw is strange and like a frozen grocery, it wants to be simple to create competition and hatred. in support of women and on this eid night, it is very important to be free of wheat imports, to be free of qboz for those who seek help from the construction workers' relief committee, to insure those families who have three children and above , get a car without a lottery, let's fall in love, sardar and break with greatness. and your son is assuming, well, the gentlemen who agree to revolt decided on this chassis. we closed the spider's work. production and assembly work was done here. most of the forklifts, loaders, and graders are imported. we have not been paid for 6 months now. we just want

that is exactly why the nobel peace committee recognized her hard work, saying, quote, her brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost. the regime has arrested her 13 times, convicted her five times, and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison. we have a lot more coming up. you're watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. hey, everybody. amazement of sudan. if you are joining us, welcome. if you are just joining us, we are thankful for that. millions of people are in the path of severe storms right now as the weather system unleashes fury on the northeast. this is after spawning deadly tornadoes in the south. tennessee was hit especially too hard. thousands are assessing the devastating damage just weeks before christmas. >> we have been on the ground and we have seen firsthand neighbors helping neighbors. we've heard stories of combat medics getting out with bags to help people in the middle of the night in the tornado. i've never been so proud to be mayor as i am right now. >> a hard time there. all of that plus a vote expected this week in the house to move for

so it's a terrible crime, and then just a few weeks later the nobel prize committee gives the prize to friedman. so kind of the combination of those two coming together, it looks like this sort of thinking, people of the world are okay with that in no shape and a him by endorsing friedman. i think that's an over interpretation but nonetheless i can see how that happened given how destructive the pinochet regime is. friedman doesn't see this at all he really has no idea. this is coming and he sort of dogged by controversy in the public appearances from then on. he can never really understand it because, again, he's been to other places, with endorsing the regime on with their, but i think is this transitional moment where human rights are kind of emerging as a broad popular concern, and friedman has very much the economist kind of technocratic orientation, like i'm a problem solver and a fixer and i will will go where needed if there's another set of ideas coming out, which is a sort of politics in purity andd 80 engagement is tantamount to endorsement and the way to really telegraph yo

so so it's a terrible and then just a few weeks later, the nobel prize committee gives the prize to friedman. and so kind of that combination of those two coming together, it looks like this sort of thinking people of the world are okay with pinochet and have sort of endorsed him by endorsing friedman. and i think that's an over interpretation. but nonetheless, i can see how that happens, given how destructive the pinochet regime is. so friedman doesn't see this at all? he really has no idea this is coming. and it's a he's sort of dogged by controversy in his public appearances from then on. and he can never really understand it because, again, he's like, i've been to these other places. i wasn't endorsing the regime when i went there. and what think is it's this transitional moment where human rights are of emerging as a broad, popular and friedman has very much the economy is kind of technocratic orientation like i'm a problem solver and a fixer and go where i'm needed and there's another seof ideas coming out which is a sort of politics of purity and that any engagement tantamount to endo

so so it's a terrible and then just a few weeks later, the nobel prize committee gives the prize to friedman. and so kind of that combination of those two coming together, it looks like this sort of thinking people of the world are okay with pinochet and have sort of endorsed him by endorsing friedman. and i think that's an over interpretation. but nonetheless, i can see how that happens, given how destructive the pinochet regime is. so friedman doesn't see this at all? he really has no idea this is coming. and it's a he's sort of dogged by controversy in his public appearances from then on. and he can never really understand it because, again, he's like, i've been to these other places. i wasn't endorsing the regime when i went there. and what think is it's this transitional moment where human rights are of emerging as a broad, popular and friedman has very much the economy is kind of technocratic orientation like i'm a problem solver and a fixer and go where i'm needed and there's another set of ideas coming out which is a sort of politics of purity and that any engagement tantamount to en

he massacred 17,000 civilians in two months and the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committeerding this award have not yet been determined. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. just take the sea side from beirut, the capital of lebanon, and walk along the coastline for about 300 kilometers to reach gaza on the same coast. old gaza al-hashem and food that almost the whole world these days. attention to resistance and of course your victories and by crossing the borders of the regime , he has done something unprecedented in its kind and in the history of israel. we have now arrived in the city of sida. the city of sida is one of the coastal cities of the eastern mediterranean in the middle of lebanon. the scene you see behind me is a part of the city almost near the sea, that is, it has entered the sea. in this scene, you can also see the church. you can see the mosque. this scene is repeated in almost all the coastal cities of the eastern mediterranean . in syria, the lebanese and the occupied palestine are 40 kilometers from saida. occupied palestine in fa

, good, we will present this prize to them, you will present this prize, respectively, as the nobel committeean score 200 points and get the main prize, uh-huh. understood, ready, the stopwatch starts with the last letter of the first question, attention, question: what exactly is in the chemistry room, flasks, sugar, what is it, refined, what happens to be a fighter’s club, what usually has a number, a football player, what can you make out, puzzle, okay, let's check your answers. so, the first question was what exactly is in the chemistry classroom, you said, a flask, and same as you answered, 22 people. the next question: what kind of sugar is it, you said refined, 13 people also answered , apparently there are some simpler answers, like what kind of sugar is it, white, so maybe it turns out that it can be fighting, you said club, and just like you answered , 34 people , seriously, the next question, what is the usual... has a number, well, that's what, you said a football player, a football player, just like you answered one person, it was me, by the way, well, maybe , maybe this were you

committee. not specified for this award. one million dollar prize from tharwat fund nobel, the fortune he made selling the deadly explosive dynamiteyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency. israel continues to bombard gaza day and night, while the war has entered its third month. ambulances continue to bring the injured to the hospital. the medical staff are tired and the condition of treating the injured is very serious. in addition, the world food program of the united nations has warned that the people of gaza are hungry. nine out of 10 people in gaza cannot afford daily food. this situation has caused the spokesperson of unicef to make such a comparison be i was there when such hardship and hunger forced the people of ukraine to flee. at that time, the world opened its arms to them. now i don't understand why the world has closed its eyes. out of the 2 million and 400 thousand people of gaza, 1 million 900 thousand people are displaced. according to unicef, one million of these refugees are children . in the name of allah, in the name of allah, the greatest, in the name of allah , in the name of allah, the greatest , in t

campaigning, which continues today even inside prison, earned her this year's nobel peace prize, the head of the committeetranslation: we know that the work that my mother is doing today - is in effect for her country and for kiana and i, so that kiana has the same rights as me in iran. these nine years that my mum was not here has been worth it. yet another birthday goes by without their mother. they still hope for a brighterfuture. if iran is free and my mum is free, i'll tell her, "mum, we did it. "we achieved our goal. "now let's go and get some ice cream and have a little celebration." maryam zohdi, bbc news. the children of narges mohammadi speaking there. it crashed ticketing sites, led to sold out hotels and even generated earthquake—like seismic activity. we're talking about taylor swift's latest tour. now it's broken the record for sales. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. she is one of the biggest stars in the world, the most streamed artist on spotify of 2023 and now taylor swift has another record for her tour. welcome to the eras tour. it has beceome the highest grossi

campaigning, which continues today even inside prison, earned her this year's nobel peace prize, the head of the committee work that my mother is doing today - is in effect for her country and for kiana and i, so that kiana has the same rights as me in iran. these nine years that my mum was not here has been worth it. another birthday goes by without their mother. they still hope for a brighterfuture. if iran is free and my mum is free, i'll tell her, "mum, we did it. "we achieved our goal. "now let's go and get some ice cream and have a little celebration." maryam zohdi, bbc news. here in the uk, the chair of the commons education committee is warning that teenagers are being bombarded with online promotions for financial products they don't understand. robin walker says many are too dangerous or risky to invest in, and financial education in schools and colleges should be strengthened. let's talk to dan whitworth from bbc radio 4's moneybox programme, who's been looking into this. first looking into this. of all, what has robin walker been first of all, what has robin walker been saying?— been saying? w

central committee of vietnam, comrade ledekho played with kissinger then, and we must to say that as a decent man , more decent than kissinger, because lidaho was a dogmatist, he did not take the nobele because he knew what would come, but because he did not seem to understand that he was being deceived, one moment, 72 kissinger drags on for the year before nixon's death, a meeting with maut zadun agreed on the recognition of the people's republic of china. i want to remind you that until that time, the united states recognized the government in taiwan as the government of the republic of china. this government held a seat on the un security council and enjoyed the full support of the united states. kitonger suddenly had an absolutely idiotic idea. that he would be able to use china in the fight against the soviet union and force the soviet union to make concessions. mao zedong, the united states recognized the prc. the people's republic of china became a member of the un security council. mao zedong died four years later. if we had not had kissenjar, in 1976 the erosion of china with an internationally unrecognized government would have begun. ugh. in 1991, there were five democrat

committee of vietnam, comrade lek ho, played with kikim. moreover, it must be said that as a decent person, more decent than kissinger, because he was a cowardly dogmatist, he did not take the nobele knew what would happen, and kissinger took, because he didn't seem to understand that he was being deceived, one moment, 72, kissinger drags nixon to beijing to meet with maudung, negotiates the recognition of the people's republic of china, i want to remind you that until then the united states recognized as the government republic of china govt. taiwan, this government held a seat on the un security council and enjoyed the full support of the united states. kitonjura suddenly had an absolutely idiotic idea that he could use china in the fight against the soviet union and will force the soviet union to make progress. mao zedong, the united states recognized the prc, the prc became a member of the un security council. madzedun died four years later. if we didn't have kissinger, the erosion of china would have started in 1976, damn it. international government, well, in the un security council in 1991 there were five democracies, taiwan, yeltsin's russian federation, the united states