but ultimately, mine comes right to the story and john list and film director, peter cruz, nick noticed the world's pretty was situation. well, hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine. and so, and so the union paint talks about the bins around and what he's talking about is basically taking it that's going to it is against the soviet union that was always have those rail gall. i live your opinions, understood that the dismemberment of russia original foundation of poland, eastern policy. the main objective is to weaken and crush russia from a total of general stuff. intelligence development tripled the faithful year of 1958. the hunch lives the season czechoslovakia rented a petition between germany, poland, and hungary. the czechoslovakia was sold down by us allies. 3 fronts for peace with colon doesn't. hunger he takes about in czechoslovakia, has petition the filled with a gr, you devalue not dropped out in the robbery and destruction. if the check is low of x data. winston churchill, when was the 2nd world war to various fitness, please?

the welcome back to what was a part of smith's peter cruz nick, a professor of history of american, the university professor. and just before the break, you were talking about tom's liking to do deals and sell them very flamboyant way. and yet i think there, there is a, an openness, at least on the russian side, on the russian presence side to engage in some sort of consultations. but i see here a major sort of foreign versus substance problem because russian doesn't need just any kind of deal. russian needs a very detailed deal uh, with every little thing of thoughts through and with some security thing guarantees that it will be upheld not only by trunk but by successive administrations. of like an important be know, he's very meticulous about things like that. but where is donald trump doesn't seem to have much skill or much, much patience for this kind of approach. do you think these differences of personality of style, all fun, you know, governing and philosophy? do you think they can be overcome? yes, i do think that can be overcome. may not because donald trump is going to change

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[laughter] >> peter: this time, penelope cruz and i are the detectives and jessie buckley plays the brideng up her attention, so i just slipped in there and did my thing. >> stephen: that's fantastic. you've got a new movie called "september 5," it takes place during the 1972 summer olympics in munich. >> peter: first of all, this was the first olympics that was covered live. they had a satellite and they were covering it with live cameras. and some palestinian terrorists took israeli athletes hostage and these sports journalists turned their live cmera that was covering the sports onto this balcony and covered it. the thing that roone kept telling "abc news," that also wanted to try to cover it, we are 100 feet away from the building. we are the ones that should do it, so he managed to have that happen and these guys who were very sincere and very committed to doing a good job in the way that's frankly different than the news is now. you have people like jim mckay who is absolutely extraordinary really rise up to the occasion and try to do their very best. the cat that was let out of the

. >> ted cruz's father. peter. >> you wrote a piece this week. >> headlined the return. >> of the king. >> i just said it a moment ago. >> this is day. >> four and we. >> have already. >> seen quite. >> the spectacle. >> including signing executive orders in an arena at a big mahogany desk to a to a screaming. >> cheering crowd. >> do you think this is what. >> we're going. >> to have for the. >> next four years? the king show? >> well, he certainly loves the trappings of royalty, right? he sort of had a coronation as much as an inauguration this week. he's, you know, one of the balls. he's waving a sword around as if it was a scepter. he loved introducing members of his family, one after the other after the other, as if they were sort of the royal family being introduced. and again, this is not a comparison that he disavows. quite the opposite. the return of the king phrase comes from his own circle, from his friend elon musk, who tweeted that out, or whatever the right word is these days on the day of the inaugu

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ted cruz, i think i said ted kennedy, which of course makes no sense whatsoever. thank god it's friday. thank you so much. appreciate it. peter some good news this friday. the dc panda drought is over. crowds clamoring to see the national zoo's new and cuddly superstars. >> it's aarp. >> are you joining aarp? >> actually, i just. >> did call or go to join aarp.org to join. >> today. >> for just. $15 for your first. >> year with automatic renewal. >> and your second membership is free. >> and get instant. >> access to discounts on eye. >> care, prescriptions. >> savings on travel. dining. and deals from top retailers. so many ways to save. >> instant resources. >> tools and tips to help manage your money, maximize your health, and so. much more. member offers find you. wherever you are. and aarp is the largest advocacy group for people over 50. your voice will be heard. >> i'm nowhere. >> near ready to retire. >> and aarp has been a. >> tremendous resource for that. >> i love. >> the local retail discounts. >> and we check out. the hotels, the dining. aarp saves us a lot of money. >> join and get an. >> insulated trunk organiz

peter welch of vermont is joining us. senator, thanks so much for coming in. i want you to listen to one of your exchanges with the attorney general nominee. listen to this. >> senator cruz wants, i want and that is to have a justice department that is not going after people on the basis of them being political opponents. and my understanding and listening to your answers to the questions along this line, is that you have no intention, no intention of pursuing people on the basis of them being a political opponent. >> no one will be prosecuted, investigated because they are a political opponent. that's what we've seen for the last four years in this administration. people will be prosecuted based on the facts and the law and fairly. senator, that's senator welch. >> as you know, president elect trump has called for members of the january 6th select committee to be jailed. are you confident pam bondi would stand up to the president on that? as attorney general of the united states? >> you know, we'll never know until it happens. i mean, pam bondi is, first of all, very qualified. her 18 years of prosecutorial experience, she had a good record there. but second, she made a

peters, no. mr. markey, no. mr. bennet, no. mr. schmitt, aye. mr. booker, no. mr. cruz, aye. mr. grassley, aye. the clerk: mr.oozman, aye. the clerk: mr. welch, no. mr. paul, aye. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. mr. hoeven, aye. the clerk: ms. smith, no. mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, aye. the clerk: mr. hickenlooper, no. the clerk: mr. fetterman, no. the clerk: mr. moran, aye. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. mrs. gillibrand, no. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, no. vote: in the confirmation we finished yesterday with intelligence agency john ratcliffe, mark kelly of arizona, democrat on the senate intelligence committee gave director ratcliffe a ringing endorsement director ratcliffe is qualified for the job, serious guy he has the background, he's got confidence will do a good job senator schumer held up confirmation with two solid days. despite the delay the senate overwhelming the confirmed the highly qualified director by 74-2521 democrats voted in favor of the confirmation the two day delay i want every american to know what's happening in the senate the format to left members of the democr