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Mission category. i think she was involved in the out of sort of a sense of personal ambition. she broke all kinds of new ground as the first woman prime minister in britain. but what motivated her was her deep belief in a certain set of values and principles that she used to guide her development of policy, her processes, her method, if you will, of addressing difficult issues. she believed very strongly in a strong national offense and acted on it in the falklands. the private sector, the free economy. so i think she acted out of conviction. >> she certainly turned the economic direction aro...

People from where they were to a future that she as a leader would help to define. she was a staunch ally of western values and of course of the united states. she had a special relationship with american presidents, especially president reagan. and she was a powerful leader and a warm human being. >> the soviet journalists gave her the nickname the iron lady, which i understand that she liked very much. i'm curious, in private, is that the way you would describe her? >> well, i would not want to be between margaret thatcher and some objective she thought important. she was a very strong perso...

I can personally attest that i've never met a leader with more steel. rest in peace. the iron lady was a close friend and political ally of president ronald reagan, both sharing strong beliefs in free markets and in their opposition to the soviet union. pat buchanan joins us. nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> she loved that iron lady description. >> she sure did. and she was the iron lady and that's the name that was given to her by soviet journalists in 1978, i believe, when she made some hardline statement about the soviets. they want to control the world. she was right. >> you've desc...

And selfdetermination are not unique to one culture. these are not simply american values, or western values, they are universal values. even as there will be huge challenges to come with the transition to democracy, i am convinced that ultimately government of the people, by the people, and for the people is more likely to bring about the stability, prosperity and individual opportunity that serve as a basis for peace in our world. so let us remember that this is a season of progress. for the first time in decades tunisians, egyptians and libyans voted for new leaders in elections that were c...

It started in western europe. the west patented six killer applications that set it apart from the rest and left the rest essentially stagnated for half a millennium. and those six killer applications were, in fact, open sores. verp available to be demoted. the first to do it was japan beginning in the late 19th century. so what we're seeing actually is the fulfillment of a century-long process whereby one asian country after another has downloaded the competition of modern science, of the rule of law and private property rights, modern medicine, consumer society and the work ethic. those six ...