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zhivago," and lara, she says to zhivago, "what a terrible time to be alive," and she was absolutely right. anticipating just what was coming, but i think things are different now. i do not think we should be as depressed. we have more knowledge now than ever before. [cheers and applause] we also had the 1930's, the continuation of the progressive era. we had the keynesian economic policies taking over, the new deal policies taking over, the fascism of hitler and mussolini, and they contributed to another 25 million people who died, just the fascism of europe, so the 1930's did not do well either, and, of course, when you have bad economic policy, and you have a war to end all wars, and it is just a war to start more wars, another world war ii, and then after world war ii, we have the development of the united nations and the imf and world bank. [crowd boos] of course, they were working towards a world wide currency, so they set up an agreement on monday, which was a total farce. the austrian economist at that time said, "it will not work, and it cannot work," and when it fell apart, it wa

chicago -- zhivago," and lara, she says to zhivago, "what a terrible time to be alive," and she was absolutely do not think we should be as depressed. we have more knowledge now than ever before. [cheers and applause] we also had the 1930's, the continuation of the progressive era. we had the keynesian economic policies taking over, the new deal policies taking over, the fascism of hitler and mussolini, and they contributed to another 25 million people who died, just the fascism of europe, so the 1930's did not do well either, and, of course, when you have bad economic policy, and you have a war to end all wars, and it is just a war to start more wars, another world war ii, and then after world war ii, we have the development of the united nations and the imf and world bank. [crowd boos] of course, they were working towards a world wide currency, so they set up an agreement on monday, which was a total farce. the austrian economist at that time said, "it will not work, and it cannot work," and when it fell apart, it was a very, very impressive day to me, and it was a sunday evening like tonigh

zhivago all my love i'll be sending ♪ ♪ and you will never know cause there can be no happy ending ♪ hands are tied and my heart's not free ♪ ♪ we're not meant to be ♪ it's the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ ♪ to turn around and walk away pretending i don't love you ♪ ♪ love you ♪ ♪ bye-bye baby bye-bye ♪ ♪ i've made up my mind there is no turning back ♪ ♪ there is no turning back ♪ ♪ she's been good to me and she deserves better than that ♪ ♪ it's the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ ♪ to look you in the eye and tell you i don't love you ♪ ♪ it's the hardest thing i'll ever have to lie ♪ ♪ to show no emotion when you start to cry ♪ ♪ can't let you see what you mean to me ♪ ♪ when my hands are tied and my heart's not free we're not meant to be ♪ ♪ it's the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ ♪ to turn around and walk away ♪ pretending i don't love you ♪ >> thank you. >> we're just getting started with 98 degrees. much more music ahead. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ to look you in the eye and tell you i don't love you ♪ ♪ it's the hardes >>> 98 degrees is one of the

and lara says to zhivago, what a terrible time to be alive.as absolutely right, anticipating just what was coming. but i think things are different now. i don't think we should be as depressed. we have more knowledge now than ever before. we also had the 1930's, a continuation of the progressive era. we had the economic policy take over, the new deal taking over, the fascism of hitler and mousse lynnee, and they contributed to another 25 million people that died, just the fascism of europe. so the 1930's didn't do as well either. when you have bad economic policy, when you get involved in a war to end wars, it's only a war to begin more wars, and you end up in another world war, we end up, again, in another world war ii. and then after world war ii, we have this internationalism come in. we have the development of the united nations and the i.m.f. and the world bank. of course, they were working to worldwide currency, so they set up this agreement on money, which was a total farce. the good economists, the austrian economists at that time said

zhivago," and lara, she says to zhivago, "what a terrible time to be alive," and she was absolutely rightng just what was coming, but i think things are different now. i do not think we should be as depressed. we have more knowledge now than ever before. [cheers and applause] we also had the 1930's, the continuation of the progressive era. we had the keynesian economic policies taking over, the new deal policies taking over, the fascism of hitler and mussolini, and they contributed to another 25 million people who died, just the fascism of europe, so the 1930's did not do well either, and, of course, when you have bad economic policy, and you have a war to end all wars, and it is just a war to start more wars, another world war ii, and then after world war ii, we have the development of the united nations and the imf and world bank. [crowd boos] of course, they were working towards a world wide currency, so they set up an agreement on monday, which was a total farce. the austrian economist at that time said, "it will not work, and it cannot work," and when it fell apart, it was a very, ve