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Diplomatic cards and create conditions for transition they would be an essential partner. it's tough to read what putin wants here, whether he's looking for small propaganda victories against the west, whether he would like to play a more decisive military role in the region as a whole or whether he would like to be seen as a diplomat playing a great game as much as he did and helping the u.s. broker the chemical weapons agreement. the honest answer is we don't know yet. i think there's a lot of anxiety in the region about the u.s. seeming to step back and now the russians stepping forward. bo...

Film is historically inaccurate and that in fact selma was lbj's idea. he considered the voting rights act his greatest legislative achievement, he viewed king as an essential partner. all events contrary to the film. you can't stop buzzing about the counter assertions. she tweeted the notion that it was lbj's idea is jaw dropping and offensive. and now to the trending young tech whiz who founded the cheap airfare finding website but now being sued by united airlines and orbitz for lost revenue. it helps find tickets to connections. this often yields a much cheaper fare. he maintains that he's...

Together and how he viewed her as a person as their relationship developed. >> right, ashleigh. well, there are so many things that i could say, but i might just point out two general areas for you. the first is that reagan always saw thatcher's election in britain in 1979 as the model for his election in 1980. the same economic forces of decline that were at work in britain in the 1970s also according to reagan existed in america. so when thatcher came to power, reagan saw that as a very, very good idealogical sign that he would be elected in 1980, and he talked about this many times during t...

The russians would react. as you now russia and ukraine have been linked culturally and economically and politically for many hundreds of years going back to kiev in the tenth and 11th century. the russians have always seen ukraine as part of their empire. in the last 20 years, an essential partner of russia and now to see yanukovych flee and fail miserably and see the protesters succeed in kiev and the ukrainian parliament take reigns and begin to steer them in a westward direction towards the european union, that's a blow to vladimir putin and what he stands for. you can be sure the russians...

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