winston churchill said, "let's make something happen." our presentation and our ideas must not be borne in of distractions but in an understanding of connection. if we are going to present a people's agenda, we must not only a searcssert but assert wih credibility. and the tape, which will -- empathy, which is what adam was talking about, to feel deeply about the concerns, the hopes, and the fears of other people is something that must be visibly a part of what we do. i like meetings like this. i have been to a lot of them. one of my friends that described such things as the leader of the theory class. there is a place for that. but if we are to become credible, if we are to achieve leadership through popular consent, we are going to have to earn it. there is a special burden on us. let's be honest. we must never conflate conservatism with the republican party. we have a very special burden. you can be a silver spoon, blue blood, windsurfing, coastal in the test, but if you where the democratic label, you are presumed to be empathetic and

winston churchill got a third of a million at his funeral. she got 10 times as much.wore clothes nicely, and jackson was sort of like that in america. i think, juan, there is an element here. she was never accused, princess diana, of the monstrous deeds that michael jackson was, some of us less monstrous than she admitted to. that was whitewashed away on account of his celebritydom. that is the uneasy feeling that people have, to worship a man who had a tragic and deeply affluent life. bret: and you had that position back then, we should point out. thats's it for the panel. stay tuned to see one morning showca guest who got more than she bargained for. . we can say one more thing. the new ford fusion is the most-fuel-efficient midsize sedan in america. and that's something no one else can say. we speak the 2010 ford fusion. get in... and drive one. you have high blood pressure... and you have high cholesterol. you've taken steps to try and lower both your numbers. but how close are you to your goals? there may be more you can do. only caduet combines two proven medici

and i think that -- you know, winston churchill said between the battle of midway, before then, we never won a battle, after that we never lost a battle. i think that may be true of obama. until now he's never lost a battle. after this he may never win one. sean: here going forward. so do you think politically now -- how bad are things going to get before the 2010 elections? >> horrible. you'll have unemployment continuing to go up. when it begins to come down, inflation is going to go completely crazy, and i think this republicans will win the 10 election, whether they get power or a lot. sean: bill clinton did go along with the republicans to end welfare, the era of big government did end. it seems like he's so stuck into his idealogy. the question becomes does he see what's happening, do we see that it's so obvious to us? >> he does. absolutely. he's not delusional, but he doesn't care. his attitude is i want to complete a socialist takeover of the united states before my popularity runs out. and if i'm a one-term president i don't care. and we are stuck. when he talks about lowering

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winston churchill and complained he had been sold a pub when he understood -- when he learned his underground corridors were not on paris. -- were not bunkers. this is on display in the cabinet. this is "bbc world news" -- the headlines. enough about the main. time to reach for mars. says so astronauts from the first landing 40 years ago. shoring up ties with the world's biggest democracy -- and those responsible for the 9/11 attacks are hiding in pakistan. m ccourt -- frank mccourt we did for late july for fame and fortune. he completed his memoirs, " angela's ashes," which dictates a life of smaller -- of squalor in and out -- in ireland. >> in my wildest dreams, i would not have imagined the reception and this book had. we were the lowest of the low. unemployed, cold, hungry. >> traditionally, the irish emigrates to america in search of a better life. his family did not. they went from new york to the slums of limerick. his book was based on those grim memories of poverty and watching his brothers died. >> six months after oliver went, there was eugene, cold and the bed beside us. the doct

. >>> the former prime minister winston churchill complained when he discoverehis underground wartimuarter were not bomb-proof. a letter showing hs annoyance is on disay at the cabit were rooms in london -- war rooms i lond. >>> you are watching "bbc wld news." re are the headlin. >> hillary clinton ineases ti with india. she says that some of tse behind the 9/11 attacks are hiding in pastan. h visit to ina has do much to boost the retionship between waington and dhi. differences remain oveclimate change we raised the issue with the junior foreign minister asking whatifferences he sees between the bush and oba administratis. >> iould not see i quite at wa i do not belve there has been a fundamental changin our positions. i doot believe there has been a fundamental change the apprch to thesame questions. we have go relations with united states of america regardss of the administration. to speak in terms of differences, there are clearly different perspectives on th essential problem. think it is more of anssue of trying t find common approaches to slving the same seof problems. >> is

. >>> the former prime minister winston churchill complained when he discovered his underground wartimeuarters were not bomb-proof. a letter showing his annoyance is on display at the cabinet were rooms in london. -- war rooms in london. >>> you are watching "bbc world news." here are the headlines. >> hillary clinton increases ties with india. she says that some of those behind the 9/11 attacks are hiding in pakistan. her visit to india has done much to boost the relationship between washington and delhi. differences remain over climate change. we raised the issue with the junior foreign minister asking what differences he sees between the bush and obama administrations. >> i would not see it quite that way. i do not believe there has been a fundamental change in our positions. i do not believe there has been a fundamental change in the approach to the same questions. we have good relations with united states of america regardless of the administration. to speak in terms of differences, there are clearly different perspectives on the essential problem. i think it is more of an issue of

winston churchill says when you reach a barrier, don't let it get you down. >> so how do you reach hope when there are problems and some of them are going to take quite a long time to solve, and you might get a few things wrong before you get it right? >> i've made mistakes. as a nation, we often dam ourselves with low expectations. god forbid he raises people's expectations. we had a great president stand up and say, we're going to go to the moon in a number of years. that was an expectation. what is the risk of hoping too much? what was the risk of a slave who never saw freedom but still hoped for one day being free? i would rather be a person that does everything i can to make change and not win than be a person that opposites out the big fight and loses a part of myself. you can't have great victories if you don't take on great battles. >> we thank the mayor for his hospitality in new york, and we'll be back for the first and last word in talk. until then, we'll be back. fareed zakaria

. >> rose: winston churchill's wife in the hbo film "into the storm." here is a clip of that. >> you once said to me, do you remember when you first became prime minister "i was born for this." you were, winston. approximated. >> too many disasters. >> rose: here the young viktoria just released in the u.k. here it is. roll tape. >> can't i be my own mistress for a while? haven't i earned it? he's so very kind. i couldn't have asked for a better tutor. you may dream of independence but you won't get it. from now on, everyone will push you and pull you for their own advantage. just remember, you are the queen. he's a politician, and politicians, whatever their creed, also resent the monarchy. they pass through. you stay. >> rose: well done. >> being a queen again. >> rose: yes, indeed. so what is it you want us to know about queen elizabeth? >> oh, gosh. i want people to read the history because it's so fascinating. it's just such a complicated story. there are pros and cons of both-- >> rose: the debates we were talking about. >> yes. i mean, basically,

gore ioked winston churchils leadership ring world war ii as the calling against global warming.id difficult decisions. >> i need to see- i n't ow. i think we've got that out of context. >> iant the full copy. i want the ful copy. >> come on. >> you can imagine him invg urchill. we need to mahal our courage. >> no way he said it like tht. >> no, i don'thinke did. seously, i want it in context. >> robby, wll you work on that? >> we to show the courage of winston churchill, blah, blah, bla it's another thing to say those who are denying global warming are adolf hitler. >> let's coulde clear. he couldbe saying that global warming poses a threat to the globe, that's the greest threat since nazism, that would be okay. >> it's okay. >> it's notomparing -- >> thawould be harsh. i would say communist chinese killing 50 millionf their own people probably a greater threat. but it's a very different thing. >> why don't we stay awayrom the nversation. we don't think h did. >> no. we don't thinke said that. >> i want the quote. >> i'm going toounter that rert sayingt conttually inaccurate. >>

he observed that even though the two british prime ministers before winston churchill pursued a policyeasement, they also committed their government to develop and procure the three pieces of equipment, the spitfire fighter, hurricane fighter, and radar which were to ensure that nation's survival during the battle of britain. i hope the senate will profit from these lessons of history and vote against the mccain-levin amendment. and i want to compliment the leader from georgia for this endeavor. >> who yields time? senator from michigan. >> time remains on the opponents -- for the opponents? >> 21 minutes. >> senator wyden, how much time? >> 10 would be plenty. >> will you yield up to 10 minutes for senator wyden. >> i rise to support the levin-mccain amendment. it seems to me that buying more f-22s at this point would meet the very definition of government waste. what you have is a situation where the pentagon, which suffice it to say the federal government has not been shy over the years for calling for additional weapons. they are on record as saying this is unnecessary. i've been o

he observed that even those of two prime ministers before winston churchill pursued a policy of appeasement and also committed their government to develop and parker the three pieces of equipment is that a firefighter, hurricane fighter and radar which to ensure that nation's survival in the battle of britain. i hope the senate will profit from this is reason and vote against that mccain of love and commitment and i compliment for writing in this matter. with that i yield back the balance of my time. >> to yield time? senator from michigan chemical. >> how much time and? >> attendance would be plenty to amend the senator from oregon and kim and madam president, i rise this month to support the 11 mccain eminence. is assuming that by a more f-22 at this point would meet the very definition of government waste. which you have is a situation where the pentagon of which and i said today has an exactly been shy over the years in terms of calling for additional weapons on record as saying it is unnecessary. over there and have been out talking with members of the guards at home and trying to get