he says to stalin, let's leave it in polllanpoland. stalin seems to agree. of people get decided and this is now in ukraine. but it was a kind of lack of interest, lack of focus in the last meetings of roosevelt and stalin. >> a seemingly crass question that i always ask historians when they're on the show. people do these books about topics that have been written by academics for a long time. when you came to this top iblg, what did you feel was missing that you could provide a new lens onto? >> a personal story was remarkable. >> this book has been written in bits and pieces and quite a bit has been written in the perspective of stastalin, truma and so on. i wanted to write from the ground up. what did it look like to people on the ground? what did the encoachment of stalinism look like to young women who were leading scout troops? what did it look like to young men who were leading church groups? it how did people react to it? why did some people go along with it? why did some resist it, as few did. i tried to put together that perspective which i don't t

secret muslim; wasn't born in america; doesn't have a birth certificate; and was trained by joseph stalin, jeremiah wright, and general grievous. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] it's like we've run out of ways to make obama seem like a menacing "other." until tonight. folks, the report you're about to see is so explosive, that if you're not wearing socks, please go put some on. because i don't want to blow your feet off. [ laughter ] jim? i've been a fighter pie lot. i've run for president. i've been an astronaut. i've fought a minataur. i've seen things that would blow your mind. but this changes everything. on tonight's edition of this changes everything. you've heard a lot about obama. i think president obama is dangerous. >> he's a socialist who believes in the redistribution of wealth. >> he doesn't believe there's a fundamental right to have a handgun. >> he studied the koran at a muslim school. >> he will kill us all. >> stephen: but what you are about to hear will change everything. from deep inside long-term parking in portland, oregon, one brave patriot is about to expose the

it was promised to stalin in 42.eanwhile, stalin is rolling the germans back and winning the war as the british and americans are perjury packing in retaining the british colonies. the british, for example, go into africa in 1944 after they have liberated, so to speak, but ending the fighting street battles with the communist resistance fighters who fought heroically against the nazis. we put in a greek working with the nazis and put them into the premiership. >> most americans think the united states was at war, but the reality is, throughout most of the war, the british and americans were fighting 10 german divisions and the russians a lone warfighting 200 german divisions. that is why the churchill said the russians to tear out the guts. >> let's go more to your series. this is about henry wallace. franklin delano roosevelt vice- president and agricultural commerce secretary, suggesting midwestern united states would have put america on a radically different trajectory had his path to the presidency not been block

so worst regimes have been atheist stick, communists under stalin. >> nothing to do with atheism. >> bill: no, really? see, my hypothesis is that religion is a constraint on society. goodwill toward men, teach treating everybody as jesus taught the same as you. how you would like to be treated. the 10 commandments. there are constraints against bad behavior. >> of which the 10 commandments do you value. >> all of them. >> thou shall not make a graven image. >> thou shall not violate the sabbath. >> thou shall not kill. >> widespread believe. >> not by joseph stalin they all had one thing in common they didn't believe in god. >> in any case it has nothing to do with whether you believe in god or not. >> you don't see religion as constraint on human behavior. evil. who is more evil. >> what i do think logical connection between believing in god and doing some times doing evil things. >> so what do you say to a guy like dawkins? i had him on twice. and you have never talked to him face to face, right? >> yes, he ambushed me when i was in oxford. he used a subterfuge channel 4 called me

so worst regimes have been atheist stick, communists under stalin. >> nothing to do with atheism. >>, really? see, my hypothesis is that religion is a constraint on society. goodwill toward men, teach treating everybody as jesus taught the same as you. how you would like to be treated. the 10 commandments. there are constraints against bad behavior. >> of which the 10 commandments do you value. >> all of them. >> thou shall not make a graven image. >> thou shall not violate the sabbath. >> thou shall not kill. >> widespread believe. >> not by joseph stalin they all had one thing in common they didn't believe in god. >> in any case it has nothing to do with whether you believe in god or not. >> you don't see religion as constraint on human behavior. evil. who is more evil. >> what i do think logical connection between believing in god and doing some times doing evil things. >> so what do you say to a guy like dawkins? i had him on twice. and you have never talked to him face to face, right? >> yes, he ambushed me when i was in oxford. he used a subterfuge channel 4 called me wanted to

not to persecution was followed by suppression by stalin's anti- religious regime. when the soviet union collapsed, many jews decided to immigrate. >> these days, jews are not leaving russia. there's even a trend towards returning to russia, especially among those who grew up here. >> when it comes to political correctness and tolerance, we are less advanced than other countries. we still have some catching up to do there. the new museum includes an education center, which aims to tackle this. it gives all russians the opportunity to learn more about jewish tradition and history. >> news from the golf world now. world number one mcevoy is hoping to continue what has been a fantastic season for him, but lightning round had to be suspended before a storm set in -- world number one roy mcelroy. >> bad weather everywhere. it was 10 days ago that the u.s. northeast was slammed by that monster hurricane named sandy. now, residents in new york and new jersey, millions who just got their power turned back on, are dealing with another major storm. >> the storm brought plumme

it's more moving towards like stalin and becoming totalitarian. it's my way or the highway. you don't work, you don't eat. so, i really just find it difficult to believe, but it is a fact, it did. and now i'm here listening to c-e-q-a, we're talking about our environment. human beings are the only species i know that ruin their environment. you know, maybe we should go live with the polar bears in alaska and learn something. and i think about the communities of color that are mostly impacted by decisions like this because i don't see very many of them here. you know, i'm born and raised from the midwest. and when i first came here to southern california to go to college, i used to take the umbrella with me every day because it's cloudy. they said, lady, you don't recognize smog? * when you see it? i had never seen it till i came here. i had always seen a clear blue sky. we're talking about our health, the health of all of us in this room and generations to come. we're talking about the health of the animals, the birds, the ocean life that are important to this region. as a p

koch if you had no problem with state controlled economies when he made his fortune working with joe stalin the soviet union was one of the founding members of the john birch society back in one nine hundred fifty eight the un has provided right wing fearmonger is a lot of grandstanding opportunities over the years but the un has never lived up to their warnings that it's coming to destroy america and while the bircher billionaire class continues to fret about the un they stay silent about the actual threat to our nation's sovereignty which takes the form of the world trade organization which is in forced free trade agreements through international courts that have overturned laws passed by our elected congress and signed by our elected president for example laws banning the importation of the united states of poised of poisonous additives to gasoline or products made by child labor or tuna caught at the expense of dolphins all of these laws american laws have been overturned by the one world government made up mostly of big transnational corporations that is the deputy oh yet not a peep fr

here is this are you it is work better to go on strike it take a vote by democratic process you mean stalin isn't one i repeat that continually majority rule is the the union leadership in this country is not responsive to the needs of its people it couldn't give a damn about it has a choice to respond to. or as a former union member i will testify that management worker relations can get very bad very quickly and i will and imagine is often responsible for the air but don't go on a high horse complain by republicans it is democrats who emphasize the low wage economy by deliberately importing large quantities of low wage low skill workers he's going to have to do with hostess being stripped by a by a bain capital labor. costs that all this is death by a banking labor cost no this is the reagan change. except. those concessions that are largely contributed to by the low wage labor force that money so that is the shovel money off of the banks shovel the money off to the c.e.o.'s and the worker sat it out without it when they're out of a job now is that better and mr high had it was long among

war and obama and the un are using it on us not only that seriously said this is comparable to joe stalin's five year plans and mao tse tung's great leap forward neither of those in retrospect worked out all that well but on the other hand neither those have anything to do at least here in the reality based world with the united nations or agenda twenty one but don't try to convince republicans in the south about that soon georgia will probably join kansas and tennessee in approving a bill that condemns the un's project to educate nations about how to develop their natural resources sustainably will condemn them as both socialist and communist and of course not a word will be spoken about how billionaires in the transnational corporations in the world trade organization are screwing the american middle class both in the united states and in those other countries where they're pushing their so-called austerity and starve the beast agendas. senator joe mccarthy and daddy fred koch both now looking down from the great beyond no doubt are smiling and applause. now moving on from the retrograde

. >> we talked to the stories about this personality of stalin but nothing compared to what kim ill jong did. >> it was the same day the titanic was sinking in north atlantic. >> kim ill sung was a christian. his mother and father took him to church. >> they covered asia and authored the book. >> he was a christian as a young man. >> hard to believe. >> there were many christians in korea. it was known as the jerusalem of the east. >> by 1948 he appointed head of the korean workers party. >> over the next decades the cult of personality established around kim ill sung rivalled any of the companies. >> in 1965 the north korean government started the bizarre i had yolg. >> they need to determine the future of the country and advance the socialist revolution on their own. we have a huge white monument in one brick of the monument a symbol of every day of the life of kim ill sung there are two education centers. think tank everything revolved around embedding a north korean society ideology of tuchang. >> after decades of enslaving the north korean people kim ill sung died. >> there was genu

sandwiched around a nearly worldwide depression and characterized by such loathsome villains as mussolini, stalin and hitler. i don't even think joe biden could laugh at that material. and while we have some sidebar sections, one of my favorite is a compareson and contrast between the world's three leading architects of the day, frank lloyd wright and tony goudy and walter gropius who epitomized nature, god and man in that order, or the daring race for the north pole. the bulk of this book is dedicated to those political forces that reshaped the century. as one who gravitates toward the great man theory in most of my history, i was almost at a loss for words last week at a book signing event when a questioner asked me who's the most important person in your book. dawned on me this really isn't a book about most important people, it's a book about great ideas and terrible ideas. ideas that in the course of the century were tested in the most climactic of ways; war. but the most important of the ideas that we discuss is something many writers and intellectuals pay lip service to, american exception

is an era dominated by two deadly world wars, worldwide depression and characterized by mussolini, stalin and hitler. i don't even think joe biden could laugh at that material. we have some side by sections, one of my favorites is a comparison and contrast between the world, three leading architect of the day, frank lloyd wright, walter -- to the demise nature, god and man in that order or the race for the north pole. the bulk of this book is dedicated to those political forces that reshaped the century. as one who gravitates toward the great man theory in most of my history i was almost at a loss for words at a book signing event when a question asked me who is the most important person in your book? it dawned on me this really isn't a book about most important people. it is a book about great ideas and terrible ideas. ideas that in the course of a century were tested in the most climactic of ways, war. the most important idea we discussed is something many writers and intellectuals pay lip service to, american exceptionalism, but which no one has defined. we were surprised to find there

microscope, found in this lyric that "happiness is just a thing called joe" was a tribute to joe stalin. we're kidding about it now, but the country, this was the blackest, the blackest and darkest moment in the history of this beautiful country. of this beautiful country. ernie harburg: now, here we are at finian's rainbow at last. and this wasyip conceived this in 1946. and fred saidy, who was his co- script writerand harold arlen demurred from writing this, because he felt that yip was too fervent in his political opinions, and he wantedharold wanted to do something else. so yip got burt lane and then came out with this great, great score from finian's rainbow, "old devil moon." "how are things in glocca morra?" etc. but the theme of finian's was a total fantasy, and it was an american fable in which an irishman and his daughter come from ireland, search around and find rainbow valley in "missitucky." ok? and he believes that if he plants the crock of gold, which he stole from the leprechaun, in the ground, that it will grow, just like at fort knox, right? the whole thing was fabulou

stalin. think about it. >> where do you stand on this? are you with imogen? >> i am sitting. open your eyes. >> i think that on a fundamental level there are human rights questions here, and i should probably condemn it. having said that i have never been big on humans. i am more of a reptile monkey guy. >> that's what i say about liberals. they love humanity and they hate humans. >> i do not believe that. >> i believe that and that is actually elmo who originally said that. >> we don't want to talk about elmo. elmo is bad. >> elmo is bigger than one man. >> the other factor here is that if this is a big tool for recruiting al-qaeda and the numbers are growing larger because of these things, these drones, that's something to look into. another thing worth looking into is kaleidoscope. it is like being on acid minus coming down. >> they said there was going to be a blow back from this. there was going to be a back -- a backlash. no one ever liked the drones overseas. >> it shot them. >> will the tracking chip be more than a blip? a san antonio school district tested a policy r

the poem about stalin, he knew perfectly well from stalin was and what he was like. the history of literature is poets and artists, writers stepping out and telling the truth about tyrants to their face. it's one of the noble things about literature. to say that's what you must do is to diminish i think what writers have done. >> we have a stake in the writer of fiction feeling defended -- >> shelley said that writers are the legislators of mankind, which may be putting it a bit high, but then he's a romantic poet. but i think it's not "speaking truth to power." that the business of saint i don't get who you are, but is a good thing spent when you were "speaking truth to power" in a very important way, it's the imagination of the artist being free to speak truth to power, and election wasn't going to defend on your getting the scoop. you weren't going to call out the government for its life. is something very different spirit satanic verses was in a primary a novel about islam. it was, most of it was a novel about migration. about people coming from the indian subcon

if you want some historical perspective, there's stalin and then there's president obama. the results at the bottom, tbd. this was one of the slides from the presentation for republican state senators. back for more to cbs atlanta. >> the united nations is using a mind control technique developed during the cold war to secretly steal away american freedoms. >> seth clark videotaped part of the briefing before he was tossed out. >> usually talking about mind control and the problems with the united nations, that person is wearing a tinfoil hat. the thing that concerns us is the person wearing the tinfoil hat appears to be our senate majority leader. >> they have no idea why chip rogers sponsored the agenda 21 seminar. >> the republican senate majority leader did convene that meeting with georgia senators to talk about president obama's mind control plot to take over america. and then better georgia shot video of it and that ended up on the local news with the amazing graphics. then it ended up in the atlanta journal constitution and other newspapers. and then it got nationa

. >> lennon and stalin would love this stuff. >> then in february 2009 a defining attack on cnbc thatapped into a rich vein of rage. >> you know, mansions and a relatively decent economy. they moved from the individual to the collective. now they're driving '54 chevys. we're thinking of having a chicago tea party. >> the tea party was born. conservatives would see each new program as an ominous sign of the encroachment of big government. >> the economy's terrible because i think president obama is practicing a lost decade economics. more borrow. more demand side economics. a massive amount of uncertainty on regulation, on taxes, on interest rates. >> the president had angered the right. but he also riled the left when he asked for another $300 billion for the wall street banks. >> bailout working families! bailout working families! >> then staggering news. failing insurance giant aig had received $170 billion. in taxpayer dollars. now it paid millions in bonuses to the very executives who wrecked the place. >> what happened with these bonuses was a mugging on wall street. >> privately

to replace the structure this is the love of the left from castro and stalin and hitler. something to believe been with the mess we have inherited that was previously united states of america. [laughter] bernie madoff and those cleanly by intellect of supernatural laws. white in the world? one must question the portion of the human being who said the seas will begin to rise. but to emerge from power the mass confusion of the group. with those outmoded forms of religion and culture may also be seen for those who seek out magic. with that pass live stir and the political strongman but the magic feather and the magic beans and the stimulus cannot be attempted without sacrifice. the contemporary equivalent it implies a supernatural recipient and requires the perhaps demigod to teach us the acceptable form. evade the question to why the failed politician the dictator, of lynn glammed should be supported with the words are meeting less in the word is proving worthless but this is the point* perhaps with the psychic healer for the experience itself which is a real transitory. pr

this time, hung up at a center in stalin island infuriating victims who say they are hung out to dry.torm victims are looking to fema for answers but they are not getting answers. >> we have yet to get a number for the people and that is what the previous question was about, how many people are we talking about you have settled in various housing? >> i will have to get you that. i don't have that in front of me. >> my experience is there must be a lot of miscommunication going on between state, local, and federal officials. >>neil: these are pictures my next guest took after hurricane sandy took about everything in hour life, her staten island home, furniture, clothes and now she has been kicked out of a hotel so family workers can stay there. >> i think all of the people that were participating from fema were nice, they were kind, but they didn't, it was like the right hand didn't know what the left hand was doing. >>neil: there is a difference between a president showing up and saying we are on top of it, and the extreme frustration we hear from residents with the long lines waiting

if you want some historical perspective, there's stalin and then there's president obama. the results at the bottom, tbd. this was one of the slides from the presentation for republican state senators. back for more to cbs atlanta. >> the united nations is using a mind control technique developed during the cold war to secretly steal away american freedoms. >> seth clark videotaped part of the briefing before he was tossed out. >> usually talking about mind control and the problems with the united nations, that person is wearing a tinfoil hat. the thing that concerns us is the person wearing the tinfoil hat appears to be our senate majority leader. >> they have no idea why chip rogers sponsored the agenda 21 seminar. >> the republican senate majority leader did convene that meeting with georgia senators to talk about president obama's mind control plot to take over america. and then better georgia shot video of it and that ended up on the local news with the amazing graphics. then it ended up in the atlanta journal constitution and other newspapers. and then it got nationa

. >> joe stalin. >> he thought joe stalin was charming. played the piano for him.stalin had reciprocated. he bought the line. as you say they said to him, don't do that again. i think he admitted that he messed up and realized he hadn't said the right thing. and knocked it off. and stood up and -- the story -- i don't know how many people really know -- i was certainly aware of the berlin airlift, but the story of how they flue what was called operation vittles, they flew these war planes over from west germany to east germany, thousandses of tons of food -- thousands of tons of food, various staples of coal, fighting through the terrible -- anybody who's ever been in central germany in the winter knows how terrible the weather can be, fogs, planes crashed, they kept it going. nobody believed it was possible. they kept it going until finally in may of 1949, old joe stalin caved and gave in and allowed them back to have access to berlin. this was at a time when every one of his top foreign policy advisors and top generals in washington said, can't be done. let's pul

if you want some historical perspective, there's stalin and then there's president obama. the results at the bottom, tbd. this was one of the slides from the presentation for republican state senators. back for more to cbs atlanta. >> the united nations is using a mind control technique developed during the cold war to secretly steal away american freedoms. . >> seth clark videotapes part of the briefing before he was tossed out. >> usually talking about mind control and the problems with the united nations, that person is wearing a tinfoil hat. the thing that concerns us is the person wearing the tinfoil hat appears to be our senate majority leader. dpl they have no idea why chip rogers sponsored the agenda 21 seminar. >> the senate majority leader did convene that meeting with georgia senators to talk about president obama's mind control plot to take over america. and then better georgia shot video of it and that ended up on the local news with the amazing graphics. then it ended up in the atlanta journal constitution and other newspapers. and then it got national covera

this is a honor that they gave to hitler and given to to stalin twice. they certainly made news. but it's not always a positive thing. >> bill: i understand. >> i don't think it's necessarily. >> bill: nothing against jay-z because he he is such a great influence on the country. all right, ladies, thank you. next on the run down, county federal government seize your private property? some people want to do that later, dennis miller and sandra fluke person of the year. war on christmas, miller is enlisting. we're coming right back. >> as we have been reporting there is a movement throughout the world to tax wealth, not income. not dividends or capital gains but what you actually possess in countries like norway, spain and france. they already do that and of course it requires seizing private property. here in the u.s.a., green party candidate jill stein thinks that's great. >> i find wealth tax interesting, especially intangible wealth tax where you are talking about stocks and bonds. so you have specific, you know, record of exactly what you are going to tax because otherwise, it

my god, stalin was something much worse. but these leaders, there is sort of nervousness to be in touch with something which is not totally wonderful. and what i think is interesting now that the u.s. and iran must recognize that the serious common interests in the region, it is first of all afghanistan. 2014, the nato military presence will be terminated. and something must replace that. if there is a special situation, i must say we u.s. and iran, common interests, that the talibans, al qaeda will take over that country. and i think there is very, very important possibility. iraq, same thing. where is iraq going? i think it is high time that u.s. and iran start dialogue on these two strategically important issues. totally neglected and i'm a little upset about that. because what u.s. must swallow is it has to eliminate all talking about regime change in iran. it is up to the iranian people, reform is, the people who like to change the society. it's not united states which should make a regime change. and, of course, theref

this is a honor that they gave to hitler and given to to stalin twice. they certainly made news. but it's not always a positive thing. >> bill: i understand. >> i don't think it's necessarily. >> bill: nothing against jay-z because he he is such a great influence on the country. all right, ladies, thank you. next on the run down, county federal government seize your private property? some people want to do that later, dennis miller and sandra fluke person of the year. war on christmas, miller is enlisting. we're coming right back. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. thor gets great rewards for his small business! your boa! [ garth ] thor's small business earns double miles on every purchase, every day! ahh, the new

. >> there he is with joe stalin. >> and jimmy byrnes to his right. >> he has only been president a couple months. did he know anything? >> he did not know anything. truman never learned anything from fdr -- it was a transition with 0 knowledge. that does not happen anymore. >> what was decided at the potsdam conference? >> they decided that they wanted the u.n. to be supported by the powers, and they wanted the soviet union to join in the war against japan with this enormous army and resources. those were the two big a thing is to be decided. but there were also -- they were also jawing about what to do about germany, east germany, there was an occupation. these things were semi settled at yalta. berlin was carved out. but it was in the middle of the german area. the -- the russian area. it was an isolated enclave. >> the war in europe was over. >> that was the japanese war they were focusing on. >> potsdam was in germany, outside of berlin. we have some video to show -- that want to show you the speech where he is talking about the bomb. something he spent a long time on. >> a short time

. >> maybe stalin prevailed.t looks like allen west has lost his race yet he hasn't agreed to concede yet but it's not looking good right now. here is my question, without allen west, who is going to keep the spirit of joe mccarthy alive in the senate? >> first of all, allen west may lose this and may concede and probably will but i don't think he's going away. i have a feeling he will be just as loud in the next two years. the one cautionary note i would throw in is the demographic realities that this election underscored are obviously real, but look at the difference between 2008, 2012, and 2010 in the middle when republicans had that big year and what was the difference? it's these core groups for obama that we're talking about didn't show up and there was not much turnout there. that's sort of the nature of a midterm election when your party is in power and democrats are potentially -- i'm not saying huge losses in 2014 but a tougher climate in 2014 where it may be a challenge like it was in 2010 to get these

he got it from his daddy who had built oil refineries for joe stalin and made a billion and came back to the u.s. and founded the john birch society so the koch brothers got their money field fascist way. silvie already had his billions, so why? why does he need a couple of bucks from a poor indian family in the middle of oklahoma? and i know the answer because the same question was asked of him by some of the executives who worked for him and we know his answer because they were wired. we have the tapes in the transcripts and charles koch said, i want my fair share and that is all of it. so that is why. and what did they want? all of it. all of it. that is what i was saying. coming back, delphi corporation as paul the vulture's finger said today in response to my nation article, they never throated throw into the fashion i threaten to close down delphi. they just. they just closed down america. they close down all the lands in america, 25,000 jobs coming union jobs lost and exactly 25,000 jobs created. i would say romney created 25,000 jobs in china. when you get a gm car today, just

this is a honor that they gave to hitler and given to to stalin twice. they certainly made news. but it's not always a positive thing. >> bill: i understand. >> i don't think it's necessarily. >> bill: nothing against jay-z because he he is such a great influence on the country. all right, ladies, thank you. next on the run down, county federal government seize your private property? some people want to do that later, dennis miller and sandra fluke person of the year. war on christmas, miller is enlisting. we're coming right back. with the spark miles card from capital one, thor gets great rewards for his small business! your boa! [ garth ] thor's small business earns double miles on every purchase, every day! ahh, the new fabrics. put it on my spark card. ow. [ garth ] why settle for less? the spiked heels are working. wait! [ garth ] great businesses deserve great rewards. [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? [ cheers and applause ] like say, g

there's stalin, death toll 7 million. there's mao, death toll 17 million to 40 million. and then there's president obama -- results, see at the bottom there? tbd. this was one of the slides from the presentation at the georgia state capitol for republican state senators. back for more to cbs atlanta. >> it was a four-hour meeting about how the united nations is using a mind control technique developed during the cold war to secretly steal away america's freedoms. >> seth clark of the political watch dog group veteran georgia videotaped part of the briefing before he was tossed out. >> usually when you've got somebody talking about mind control and up these problems at the united nations, that person is wearing a tinfoil hat. the thing that concerns us is the person wearing the tinfoil hat appears to be our senate majority leader. >> reporter: the head of georgia's democratic party said he has no idea why republican senate majority leader chip rogers sponsored the agenda 21 seminar. >> the republican senate majority leader did convene that meeting to talk about president

and he thinks i'm khrushchev has been trying to force the issue since 1958 at dates back to stalin tried push them. this is a festering cold war flashpoint. kennedy feels very probable there, as eisenhower had, as true when it. so kinky things, perhaps this is about -- so kennedy thinks, perhaps he is trying to leverage something in some way, to solve the west berlin problem. he wasn't without some evidence. this chap had been giving him some evidence that this might in fact be happening through the summer, khrushchev kept talking to american visitors and west german visitors who visited moscow, and khrushchev kept bringing out berlin, that we're going to bring this up in november at the united nations after the midterm elections. and so he had been broadcasting this to the summer. kennedy had been reading about this, and so they condition going into this process to believe that khrushchev will force the berlin issue. that's the issue kennedy keeps coming back to cuba. so if you ask can do what is khrushchev up to, and kennedy himself was talking about this on the tape, kennedy would say

. >> lenin and stalin would love this stuff. >> then in february 2009 a defining attack on cnbc thatinto a rich vein of rage. >> you know, cuba used to have mansions and a relatively decent economy. they moved from the individual to the collective. now they're driving '54 chevys. we're thinking of having a chicago tea party. >> the tea party was born. conservatives would see each new program as an ominous sign of the encroachment of big government. >> the economy's terrible because i think president obama is practicing a lost decade economics. more borrowing, more spending, more demand side economics. a massive amount of uncertainty on regulations, on taxes, on interest rates. >> the president had angered the right. but he also riled the left when he asked for another $300 billion for the wall street banks. >> bail out working families! bail out working families! >> then staggering news. failing insurance giant aig had received $170 billion. in taxpayer dollars. now it paid millions in bonuses to the very executives who wrecked the place. >> what happened with these bonuses was a mug

. >> stalin is in there, hitler is in there.things that may have had a terrible influence. >> i'll mand as best as i can. >> or unexpected ones like these three words from "south park." >> they killed kenny. >> they killed kenny. >> they killed kenny. >> yes. >> what's the reasoning there? >> well, actually, one of my colleagues insisted on that. >> yes, yes, yes! >> in bartlett's it can be said all that count -- >> i'll have what she's having. >> is all that matters. >> the eagle has landed. >> as long as it's familiar and unforgettable. >> good night and good luck. >> we can just sit here and quote them all morning. >> we could. the right quote, your piece number one was beautifully done but the right quote can change your mood and change your mind. >> absolutely. you just dive into bartlett's. we have our favorites here. >> i'll go first. no one can make you feel inferior without your consent. that was eleanor roosevelt. i think that says everything. but one of my favorites that's not in the book, when people show you who the