enumerated actually, by sigmund freud. take it with a grain of salt. or, a whole sack of salt. freud did a study of woodrow wilson that was based on oformation that an enemy wilson had given him and for was no friend of wilson. -- sigmund freud was no friend of wilson. he saw these 13 episodes in which wilson shut down. they go up to his presidency. the least of which was when his truly beloved wife died. >> where he meet her? >> he met her in a rome, georgia. wilson was a diehard princetonian. he was at law school in virginia and practiced law for a short time in atlanta. the rust that he did not like it. he definitely did not like the law. he was packing up his bags to leave georgia and go on to grad school. he had one bit of family business to do. the family estate needed some settling in georgia. cast eyes on the daughter of the presbyterian minister. and, the two fell madly in love with one another. more madly. they were deeply in love with each other. >> what is available, in terms of letters? > thousands>. >> where are they? ofthey are in the library congress and there a

pioneered by figures like trotter and of course sigmund freud. and edward bernaise who comes out of the committee for public information, the father of modern public relations, ends up of course working for the c.i.a. he does all the sort of black propaganda for the 1954 coup in guatemala. as well as several other interventions. you manipulate people's emotions. that people are not moved by fact or reason. bernaise by the way was freud's nephew twice over through marriage. and so you have this massive propaganda apparatus cemented into place. they have speakers bureaus, three-minute men who go out and give talks, at movie theaters. you have its own film division that are making movies like "the butcher of berlin." there are actually riots when these films first premier because people are fighting to get a seat. you have its own news division. and it becomes national policy that every single publication has to support the war. so the masses shuts down. appeal to reason continues to publish. but has a pro-war stance. and for a window into how terri

and these were actually enumerated by sigmund freud. so take it with a grain of salt or a whole sack of salt. but freud did a study of woodrow wilson, based on things that an enemy of wilson had given him. freud was no fan either. deconstructing or reconstructing his history, he saw the 13 episodes in which he shut down and they go right up to the presidency, in fact, not the least of which when his first wife, his beloved wife died. >> where did he meet his first wife? >> he met the first wife in georgia where she was from. wilson graduated from prince ton was a die hard princetonnian all of his life. after college, he went to law school in virginia and practiced law for a short time in atlanta. he realized he didn't like atlanta and he definitely didn't like the law. while he was packing up his bags really to leave georgia and to go on to grad school at johns hopkins, he had one bit of family business to do that was a family estate that needed some settling in georgia. there he cast eyes on the daughter of a presbytarian minister, he

. >> yes, yes, and don't think sigmund freud didn't make a lot of that when he wrote about wilson andeeded a mother? >> absolutely. >> wilson was reelected as the man who kept us out of war, but within weeks of his second inauguration, he declared the world must be made safe for democracy. so it's an about-face. >> it is an about-face and it's the underpinnings of our foreign policy today. >> american sent two million doughboys to europe and wilson was welcomed as the savior of the world. >> it's bigger than anything napoleon or caesar saw. does all this adulation somehow affect him? i think he still remained the preacher's son with a christ complex. >> wilson would spend six months in paris, his mission, to establish a league of nations to prevent all future wars. >> if we had some kind of international parliament where every nation could sit, this could ostensibly stop all war. >> the league is the vital and compelling part of the treaty. >> the u.s. senate balked, so in 1919, wilson took his case to the people, a grueling 29-city tour. but outside pueblo, colorado, he collapsed. da