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>> the 1970s saw the development of the terrorist repertoire. >> gangs of young people, products of the riotous 1960s prefer terror. kidnapping, bombing, arson, machine guns, death and destruction. >> it was a global thing. in the '70s, those who wanted change faster than it was going to come resorted to violence. >> japan has had its first plane hijacking. >> the chronicle of terrorism which took it as far as athens, greece. >> most americans thought of terrorism as a problem that happens a world or half a world away. throughout the 1970s, terrorism began to hit home. >> an elegant townhouse ...

>> i will ask you briefly about your political philosophy. would it be fair to say that you always have been a great admirer of barren necessary thatcher and what she stands for? >> yes, i became that after she was elected. i remain an add miesher. >> after the election is it true ms. thatcher was in your mind before the election would that be right? >> well i think all newspapers. we had just come through the most terrible area of discontent strikes, disruptions to the whole society. i think we all wanted change.

$2 trillion. is there a single soul in america, besides the revolutionary, that would have voted for that? no. but we all wanted change. well, we all believe in the american dream, don't we? read the book carefully. 2008, net roots conference. how were they going to start the drive to restore the american dream? listen. 2008. >> union members mean they have a progregive movement you can't have a progressive movement without workers movement. never done in the history of progressive politics. we have to change the direction of those numbers. >> glenn: there is change for you. now listen to the ...

$2 trillion. is there a single soul in america, besides the revolutionary, that would have voted for that? no. but we all wanted change. well, we all believe in the american dream, don't we? read the book carefully. 2008, net roots conference. how were they going to start the drive to restore the american dream? listen. 2008. >> union members mean they have a progregive movement you can't have a progressive movement without workers movement. never done in the history of progressive politics. we have to change the direction of those numbers. >> glenn: there is change for you. now listen to the ...

One of the recurring debates this year is will 2010 be just like 1994? a giant republican sweep? and we used a bit of the magic wall to make a comparison. i want you to listen closely. this is the voice of my former colleague bruce morton back in 1994. >> there are all sorts of reasons, but the main one may be that the voters are fed up and want change. as long as, at least, change doesn't threaten them. they elected a new president, wanted change, didn't get what they wanted. cranky is what they are. >> wait a minute, elected a new president? didn't get what they wanted? wanted change, cranky...