Of nuclear war. Translator yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. And the look ahead. What it could mean for the country and its people. To u. S. Businesses and tourism, Team Coverage on this breaking story right now. Good morning, and were dedicating much of this show to the breaking news, the death of fidel castro. We want to you look at the contrasting scenes overnight. Right there on the miami, you can see jubilation, members of the cuban community, many of them exiles who fled castros repressive regime celebrating in the streets. Meantime, in havana, the cuban capital, the streets quiet and empty. Fidel castro was a towering figure in both a physical and a historical sense and a controversial one in pretty much every sense. He tried to create romance around his revolution with his signature look and his sweeping people have fled by the thousands on rickety and overloaded boats. Castro a persistent thorn in the side of the United States. A man who helped bring
So castro came into power, he spent money on those things. They have a very good education system. They have a very good medical system. And they have electricity all over the island. Do they have all the freedoms that the United States has . They do not and the people there want those freedoms. And thats why many of them will be happy to see castro gone right now. But it will not change his place in history. I mentioned a lot of people will be celebrating that news without question. We just video of raul castro making that announcement just a few short moments ago that fidel castro, the longtime leader of cuba, has died at the age of 90. Our Jonathan Karl is also on the phone with us. Jonathan, cuba and castro have been such a fixture in Foreign Policy for the United States. This is certainly going to relevance nate in washington. Resonate in washington. Absolutely. Fidel castro is the nemesis of different american president s, each of them since kennedy saw castro as an enemy of the
So castro came into power, he spent money on those things. They have a very good education system. They have a very good medical system. And they have electricity all over the island. Do they have all the freedoms that the United States has . They do not and the people there want those freedoms. And thats why many of them will be happy to see castro gone right now. But it will not change his place in history. I mentioned a lot of people will be celebrating that news without question. We just video of raul castro making that announcement just a few short moments ago that fidel castro, the longtime leader of cuba, has died at the age of 90. Our Jonathan Karl is also on the phone with us. Jonathan, cuba and castro have been such a fixture in Foreign Policy for the United States. This is certainly going to relevance nate in washington. Resonate in washington. Absolutely. Fidel castro is the nemesis of different american president s, each of them since kennedy saw castro as an enemy of the
Of nuclear war. Translator yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. And the look ahead. What it could mean for the country and its people. To u. S. Businesses and tourism, Team Coverage on this breaking story right now. Good morning, and were dedicating much of this show to the breaking news, the death of fidel castro. We want to you look at the contrasting scenes overnight. Right there on the streets miami, you can see jubilation, members of the cuban community, many of them exiles who fled castros repressive regime celebrating in the streets. Meantime, in havana, the cuban capital, the streets quiet and empty. Fidel castro was a towering figure in both a physical and a historical sense and a controversial one in pretty much every sense. He tried to create romance around his revolution with his signature look and his sweeping people have fled by the thousands on rickety and overloaded boats. Castro a persistent thorn in the side of the United States. A man who help
Translator yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. And the look ahead. What it could mean for the country and its people. To u. S. Businesses and tourism. Team coverage on this breaking story right now. Good morning, and were dedicating much of this show to the breaking news, the death of fidel castro. We want to you look at the contrasting scenes overnight. Right there on the streets of miami, you can see jubilation, members of the cuban community, many of them exiles who fled castros repressive regime celebrating in the streets. Meantime, in havana, the cuban capital, the streets quiet and empty. Fidel castro was a towering figure in both a physical and a historical sense and a controversial one in pretty much every sense. He tried to create romance around his revolution with his signature look and his sweeping often antiamerican oratory but he was also a tyrant whose people have fled by the thousands on rickety and overloaded boats. Castro also a persistent thor