many russians remain unaware of the stalin regimes dark history. moscow residents wait for hours in the cold for their turn they read out the names of those murdered under stalin and for many of these are the names of their relatives . who we believe back again yet even though my mother she was fifty years old and teacher shot on october third one thousand nine hundred thirty eight over. russian politicians hadn't wanted this ceremony to take place here directly in front of the headquarters of the russian secret service but in the end it did sangster the persistence of human rights organization memorial looking as if we cannot bring the murder back to life but we can honor their memory by trying to understand how all this could happen and how we can ensure it never happens again to. most of the participants are elderly only a few young people are here. who continue to go but it's a to do subject it was a doc hear it and suck it history people choose not to talk about me not to cause themselves any pains you know it's as much me say this i mean disa

so if this is stalin of 1945, you know, roosevelt needed him, he hoped to use stalin as a post-war partner for creating a post-war order. he knows stalin is capable of infinite deception but that does not matter as much as it would when you're truman and begin to see stalin as an adversary and then your optic completely flips. then deception becomes a justification for a complete mistrust and this is really striking how in particular in u.s. foreign policy, particularly during the cold war how much more tolerant are american diplomats and policymakers towards people whom they perceive to be their allies or useful son of the bitch category. so compromise stops at the door of -- at the border of the soviet union. understanding stops. empathy stops at the border -- at the doorstep of the kremlin and so on so forth. there's some remarkable exceptions and there's one remarkable exception is the brezhnev nixon meeting. >> absolutely. >> no one could believe it. brezhnev takes him aside, basically abducts him, entourage, takes him over with a translator and all of a sudden they begin to feel like

and you see that in me and according to opinion polls half of all russians think positively about stalin soviet victories in the second world war are on the curriculum in schools and universities but fewer and fewer russians are aware that millions of their countrymen were executed imprisoned or deported under stalin his regime eighty three year old victim was held for years in a gulag was new to you see a google program today when i watch russian television i see crime shows entertainment and business shows and excuse my frankness pornography is easy to create here just. but i don't see many programs of real substance. mala said you write to him for a month see why you perhaps that's one reason why today only a minority of russians consider stalin's crimes to be inexcusable. that humans have killed off sixty percent of all vertebrates animals on the planet since nine hundred seventy and his latest report the world wildlife fund describes this as a mass extinction accelerated by global consumption and its victims include some of the earth's most impressive wildlife. he was the last male

the interaction with joseph stalin is an interesting one. as a guest you can't be free the right to the government. it was an american spiel. he was impressed by the scale of industrial growth. in the agricultural development mind you. he was honest enough to want to appreciate why the russian people thought their experiment was a great value and benefit. in that way. much closer in their understanding or misunderstanding. it would be possible to work with the russians. that the systems though antagonistic were not like antimatter. on have he lived it would've been interesting to see a man who had to baited for stalin. who have taken his desires met to his inventory of what was needed. and wilkie who have been sent on this mission. it was not to happen in 1942. in late 1944. so, we have a someone whose hands on interaction with the stalin would certainly had responded to the problems of the piece with great intellectual nimbleness and a kind of personal experience which would have been of some significance. thank you for coming here. would y

why should americans work other taxes stalin and obamacare stalin put out through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while to make a gap social unrest social cohesion arrests and wide scale poverty washed out. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply. moves him to a different spot where the previous standards not know the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so listen to that end of that's known as the i intend to include at tuesday's out in. the street. the idea of freedom of speech is under threat speaking your mind can blind you into serious trouble now you are presumed guilty and must prove your innocence the heard and the sovereign individual has cowed into silence speech has been redefined as purchasing. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death pena

that's one reason why today only a minority of russians consider stalin's crimes to be inexcusable. fault then starting with football will take a look at sunday's actions bradman had been fierce form so far this season and his labor would have seen them climb to second position the guests on the other hand have been struggling this season but managed a shock when and bremen. braman were flying high on the floor and before this game and a win would have sent them by in munich but the absence of injured center back nicholas moyes and hurt the hosts and after just eight minutes carrying better robbie took advantage of some disorganised defending to set up kevin fall and leg accusing continue to find themselves with a cause of space going forward and in the thirty eighth minute they made braman pay once more brands with the emphatic final touch to this move. next to exploit the gaping holes in braman back line was carrying bella robbie a fine chip over keeper you repaired lenka to make it three nil at the break in the second half the hosts finally seem to wake up and it was local legend

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joseph stalin lives. and by that also mean penchant for totalitarian thinking.hink of, what does it mean when instead of having a compensation -- conversation back and forth, people shame, holy, out, protest, insult the talking heads have become attack dogs on short leashes what is the best? this is not how education or an exchange of views, especially when you disagree. it's very important to hear something that you don't agree with. so it's in that sense, it's not just women's studies, by the way. anthropology led the way with the multicultural relativism in the belief that all cultures are the same and all behaviors are equal, except the west is worst, worse, right? maybe that's as far as i will take that question, okay? and so we could come and say hello to me. [applause] thank you, thank you. a wonderful, wonderful turnout. i am so grateful and humbled. they see somebody who's in my first see our group has brought her dog. [laughing] can i get a picture of the dog? take a bow. the dog, not you. >> doctor, thank you for doing this talk with us. thank you, ev

i'll read it to you and let me let me answer it in words in my mouth i did not compare him to joseph stalin all i'm saying is that dictatorship can provide basic services but at a very high cost at times it was only a historical example from your own country's history so that you can see my point no for the moment to death who as muslims we have a rule that we only mention our dead in a good way. only can mention all the good things that he has done for the country i would love to get into a blame game of blaming the dead for the mistakes of the living well is essential as you may know because i actually heard you say explicitly that he allowed the country with no. and situations that would allow it to survive in his absence and i wonder if it isn't david a convenient tactic to blame the dad for the mistakes of believing look we can we can study history as long. as we want and we can make these judgments as much as we want the fact of the matter is since two thousand and eleven and to know the mistakes made are so catastrophic that we no longer have any right to judge the forty two period a

and that phrase is from stalin and hitler. they both used it. why bring that term or the term nationalist back if you don't want to get hit for their history? is all the gop on board with this? let's bring in republican congressman adam kinsinger of illino illinois. not an easy conversation. >> thanks for having me. >> fear and loathing. that's what i call it because that's what it is. you defended this country. you were a hero in the service of the military. and now you are being told as one of the members of the party there is a bunch of barbarians headed towards our gates, they're murderers, drug dealers, coming to break through and do arm to as many as they can. that's what the president wants you to believe. do you believe that about the caravan? >> no. i don't like the caravan. i want the caravan to not come here and take advantage of our asylum laws and i want the border to be secure, but one of my big concerns in all of this, you know, look, you mentioned my military service. i got into politics becauseitic i want to win. i got into poli

and charles -- well, fred koch by that time had already built dozens of refineries for stalin, but heas not so happy with stalin's purges which affected some of his own friends, and he became a great admirer of fascist countries and compared them well to the united states. so i suppose it's all business anyway, he was quite happy to build the refinery, and davis was quite happy to supply oil. what i say and i believe it's absolutely true is that mexican oil gave hitler his first victories. because you couldn't get the kind of fuel you needed in any old refinery. so this particular refinery was able to produce oil for the luftwaffe, for the air force, and they went into poland, they went into france, and they did a lot of that with mexican oil. why? because the u.s. oil companies in this particular case would not bend. eventually they did. roosevelt thought it was very unpatriotic of them to be holding back like that, and they did bend. but by that time, the war was quite a bit on its way. another resource we needed, you know, the united states needed was rubber. rubber is so incredibl

. >> vilmos: few blocks away where the statue of stalin used to be and the first night, actually, whenabout couple hours actually to cut mr. stalin's legs off and they actually dragged him around the city, you know, the next day people took pieces home as a souvenir. >> anthony: to date, this was something that had never been done. the hungarians took to the streets. a revolution. that's when vilmos and laszlo and some pals snuck 35-millimeter cameras and film out of their school's equipment room and, at great risk to themselves, joined their countrymen in the streets documenting the revolt and the aftermath. these images are from some of that historic footage. it seemed, for ten glorious days, that freedom had finally come. encouraged by the west, and by cia radio broadcasts in particular, the hungarians believed that help was on its way, that this was it. they dug in and fought, hoping to hold out until help arrived. on november 4th, a desperate plea went out over the airwaves. >> this is hungary calling. this is hungary calling, for the sake of god, the freedom of hungary. >> anthon

why should americans work after taxes stalin and obamacare just all of that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while to make a gap social unrest social cohesion arrests and wide scale poverty and watch that happen. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. crossing the most just as they would a simple they want to become lost and enter another one that lasts for some just about what end. many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the refuse to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities is the best person to ask pancha mom. mostly to point out i tell her that my son i got a male out of class and that one bad call find out they had water they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all over for the gravels. both of you what if the who beat up to the old said fish travel to many couples won't. kill which with a push to put impulse response both of you out to the pub do it most of the. law. when a loved one is mu

and so max booth, a good historian wrote at one point he'd rather vote for joseph stalin than donald trump. that is an insane comment. stalin killed well over 30 million people, but it was the sense of a mood, and trying to express how deeply he felt. mark: when we come back, i'm going to ask what you all of this has to do with the upcoming midterm elections and how you compare this to other midterm elections? is it as important and consequential as so many people have said, or is it just another election? >>> ladies and gentlemen, don't forget to watch us on levin tv almost every week night. sign up at crtv.com/mark, or give us a call 844-levin tv. 844-levin tv. we'll be right back. take off to the big city. find fortune... romance... ...find freedom, just one touch away. ♪ because the sky has no limit. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't kn

why should americans work other taxes stalin had a bomb against all of that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while to make a gap social unrest social cohesion risk and wide scale poverty and watch that happen. what politicians do usually to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to be rich. if you're going to be cross with what the four three of them or the people. i'm interested always in the waters of my. place should. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. about news from the gaza israel border now three palestinians have been killed during protests on friday including a twelve year old boy a further three hundred seventy six protesters were injured that's according to local health officials israel says around twenty thousand palestinians gathered at the border as part of continuing demonstrations. demonstrators gather ev

referendum it's time we followed the money under laws and how the stalin quadri into the subverting of already democracy so this is all about the ongoing allegations that russians have been hacking people left right and center i was a fascinating story that's unfolding actually when the accusations is that these russian hackers working. for the g.r.u. even hacked russia's central bank which appears to be slightly odd but so tolerant of the. bank so essentially saying the government isn't doing enough but what tom is also doing is applying pressure to jeremy corbyn on this because jeremy corbyn stance on this is fairly muted doesn't really get involved with the whole debacle between russia and the west he takes a step back from it it seems to be obsessed by evidence. it will shock and i'll tell you we have a job former security official from the british army coming on the show next week and he's saying that also do we have to investigate russian influence over corbin mcdonald these people are clearly they won the labor leadership because of that we need a mirror investigation against co

and so max booth, a good historian wrote at one point he'd rather vote for joseph stalin than donald trump. that is an insane comment. stalin killed well over 30 million people, but it was the sense of a mood, and trying to express how deeply he felt. mark: when we come back, i'm going to ask what you all of this has to do with the upcoming midterm elections and how you compare this to other midterm elections? is it as important and consequential as so many people have said, or is it just another election? >>> ladies and gentlemen, don't forget to watch us on levin tv almost every week night. sign up at crtv.com/mark, or give us a call 844-levin tv. 844-levin tv. deny thy father and refuse thy name. or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, and i'll... so she's telling romeo to ditch his parents and then she'll be his boo forever. oh. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is .a so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details an

why should americans work other taxes stalin and obamacare just all of that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while the make up gap social unrest social cohesion arrests and wide scale poverty watch that happen. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it means to me death penalty just because they think that's a fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict just found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent. those terrifying lose just know it hasn't and that we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. just because it's an upset right now it's just us that's one of the first of march not space the more but. for the first part of the pull forwar

than tromp but stalin killed 30 million people . >> but the president describes the news media. >> 92 percent. that is the estimate of the negative coverage the news media gives donald j trump. that's not my number that is analysis. >> they argue they are the critics of the president not enemy of the people. >> you could argue that if you want to. it's a free country be my guest. >> but we are just trying to keep it a freery country. [applause] . >> we are very old friend so we can do this there is an arrogance that people ought to think about. every person that i know in this administration is dedicated to this country so to suggest the news media has a speciala virtue over the rest of us i think is a profound misunderstanding and remember jefferson and hamilton each paid newspapers to smear the other we have a very long tradition of political media and administration although not a vice president who was in treasury in over 200 years. >> but what was different before then and now was a contract with america it gave some architecture to take back the house . . . . that gives them him

and the victims of stalin's a person are remembered any controversal ceremony in moscow. however we do still have some right in the forecast across parts of the middle east clouds and wetter weather just making its way out of iran towards afghanistan easing over towards to many stan and is back to star bright skies come back in behind you can see the line of sherry rain just nudging its way up towards the eastern side of the region further west it's generally five android now settle conditions coming back in by route twenty seven degrees celsius over the next couple of days similar picture as we go on into wednesday before the race look how that rain really gathers across a good part of afghanistan snow over the high ground to the north of that we've got that mix of rain sleet and snow temperatures in our mattie and in tashkent getting up to around eleven degrees celsius could do well with across pakistan finding dry temperatures at thirty four degrees celsius we have got some disturbed weather still across the right input into the however us here in qatar should be large

for thinking that deep political division in the country is a relatively recent phenomenon one that stalin essentially to just one. once the three has divided america troposphere are trying to play on fears and divide us off the era of donald trump's divide and conquer agenda in. this to define the country he's for the dividing us and i'm really concerned about whether this could spill over into the streets however a new study argues that deep political divisions in america predate trump by quite some time he looked at the number of bills in congress that were co-sponsored by members from both parties and found since the seventy's when nixon was in office and divisions were already bad factionalism has only gotten worse and that this has not depended on who's in charge those behind the new study have released a video to illustrate their findings. in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the democrats mostly worked together and the republicans mostly worked together but they still sometimes worked across the aisle to pass important legislation. here's what it looks like now the democ

why should americans work after taxes stalin had a bomb against all of that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create wealth and income gap social unrest social cohesion risk and wide scale poverty and watch that happen. when almost shows seemed wrong. but old bulls just don't hold. any. get to shape out just do something active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back brazil will go to the polls within twenty four hours in a general election where a controversial right wing candidate is currently the front runner former army captain joe you're both so narrow is known for his homophobic and sexist remarks and his support for military dictatorships daniel hawkins explains why he's been branded the brazilian trump. if you're a fan of drama and soap operas on a national scale you should be followin

why should americans work other taxes stalin and obamacare just all of that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while the income gap social unrest social cohesion arrests and wide scale poverty and watch that happen. how can reopen on those books cool things. will simply doesn't date. accepting and recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing some help to us. india defied the threats of u.s. sanctions by signing a deal with russia. four hundred. five secret service are allowed to break the law if it prevents a big crime. russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service exposing on the alleged campaign of cyber attacks around the world including on the international chemical weapons.

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stalin ism before that is really quite well it's got its sovereignty back and its aim is keep it always true this is all the time we have here went way too fast i was too quick thank you very much for talking to r.t. thank you. this is says holland kentucky. this group the voices of people were very funny. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said i'd. love to have these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. in a world of big partisan new things a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. sit o

stalin ism before that is really quite was got its sovereignty back and its aim is keep it always true this is all the time we have here and went way too fast i was too quick thank you very much for talking to r.t. thank you. for joining me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to be cross it's like i'm up for three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the warnings about how. this should.

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but at least russia will always have a little common sense you know stalin want to truman to turn the bomb over the u.n. and truman refuse that's why russia got well i'm begging you the same thing do something different join a treaty so you're going to join the treatment for. weapons and grab some of the other countries with you when put it so that you so that the u.s. public understand because public opinion supports nuclear it's it's the corruption of our system right now that's making this happen we've seen. a lot of people criticize trance decision here's what republican senator rand paul had to say and then we'll come back to you alice take. this is why john bolton shouldn't be allowed anywhere near u.s. foreign policy that would undo decades of bipartisan arms control dating from reagan we shouldn't do it we should seek to fix any problems with this treaty and move forward. that is what we need to do you think americans will feel safe with the agreement in place. no i don't think so i think people have very concerned about them we're also very concerned about the latest report f

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stalin ism before that is really quite well it's got its sovereignty back and its aim is keep it always to this is all the time we have here and went way too fast thank you thank you so much for talking to r.t. thank you. national security advisor john bolton says that the u.s. does not want to harm allies that trade with iran and a sign that washington could be willing to ease sanctions. u.k. foreign secretary is grilled by parliament over weapons deals with saudi arabia but admits britain is in no position to negotiate due to commercial interests were already prepared to sign a trade deal with you if you agree to a human rights cools because of we are going to be made to sign trade deals with everyone. and end islamic party in pakistan called for the death of court judges who acquitted a christian woman in a blasphemy trial. and british forces in syria halt their operation against islamic state claiming they have come under fire from turkey. are broadcasting live direct marsters moscow this is art international john thomas . certainly glad to have you with us now donald trump has said

watch it americans work other types of stalin and obamacare stalling that up through the central bank that money transferred into the pockets of a few cartel members to create while the gap social unrest social cohesion risk and wide scale poverty washed that out. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to get us out of the world of politics for this knows i'm show business i'll see you then. this sunday on october seventh we here in the united states of america get to celebrate a very special birthday no it's not the birthday of a great leader from our short but storied history no it's not the birthday of a contemporary great minder innervate or it's the birthday of the one thing we are really good at these days and directionless or yes this sunday marks the seventeenth anniversary of the start of the u.s. war in afghanistan seventeen years that means for the first time in u.s. history a seventeen or eighteen year old living in the united states today can sign up to fight in a war that has started around the time he or she was born and as if right on cue wi

stalin ism before that is really quite.back in its keep it always to this is all the time we have here went way too fast i was too quick thank you thank you so much for talking to r.t. thank you. donald trump said national security adviser john bolton says that the u.s. does not want to harm allies that trade with you.

they don't know about stalin or mao which is a failure of the education system. but when millennial say they support socialism, they think of something very different and to see the connection between the two how one leads to the other about when millennial's prefer socialism to capitalism they prefer the new deal and the great society to supply-side economics to be young is to be on the left why can't i be from stockholm why not sarasota or seattle? so you have hard-core sociable and a socialist that are lighting up all that capitalist against the wall i don't think there is that many of them. i think most millennial's are pulling together all the good things that they like and calling it socialism from universal healthcare to universal basic income to a guaranteed job. it is synonymous and capitalism is synonymous what i don't like like unfairness and inequality. it is pretty obvious from the interview she has given that ms. cortez is in over her head. she doesn't know what she's talking about. she sees data from places like sweden and thinks that's a story of

the moscow river comes into view along with one of the very famous wedding cake buildings from the stalin era. and just as interesting as the backdrop is the back story of this place. very few people around me realize it was designed by an american. >> it has become the most visited destination in central moscow, and that makes me have chills and shivers. >> reporter: among architects, charles renfrow is a celebrity, famous for designing grand public spaces like the high line park in new york. but bringing that radically modern vision to moscow caused a little culture shock. >> this bridge goes nowhere. it goes nowhere. we had a hard time getting it through. >> reporter: did you? why? >> well, because of the fact that it's not a privilege. you know, i think they were wanting it to be functional. >> reporter: right. >> why should we build a fairly expensive feature in the park that does nothing? but you see how popular it is. >> reporter: it's the showstopper. >> yes. >> reporter: filled with light and life, this park is a prime example of how much moscow has changed. two decades ago, the

during the era of soviet leader joseph stalin relatives activists and others wrote out the names of the victims at a ceremony in moscow but a step by some reports the commemorations also touch on rights violations in today's russia. i mean. one moment they're not just a name or forgotten victims of the brutal regime of fields of style in the one nine hundred thirty s. turned into people during this hour long ceremony every year more people are turning up to call out the names of the professions in the days of executions of the thousands killed in moscow right here in front of the former k.g.b. office the former secret service. the so-called return of the name ceremony nearly did not happen here this year moscow thought it initially didn't want to give organizers a permission because they said it would hamper reconstruction work but after a public outcry the event was allowed to go ahead. the life in the country today is that the political prisoners haven't disappeared they're here and you once appear and they don't get released immediately of course it is relevant today it is good that