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Connection stayed strong and i think we re seeing the result of that and how he was able to put that speech together tonight and not feel the nervousness, maybe he did that churchill fell and come out and do what he needed to do, he s got to feel really good. he did what you need a speaker to do. he spoke in that the very first line he said applause is not for me it s for the ukrainian people, always the ukrainian people, the foundation of what he was saying. you need the humility of a leader. this is not me, this is my people. this say night. i feel like we re living in history and have to remember how important democracy is for us and when we think about the minor things we worry about, preserving democrat si here at home and preserving it abroad is what we should all be thinking and maybe it will raise us to that height and look at the january 6th hearings and think of where do we go to predesk democracy. i feel like for me as a historian it s a great feeling. especially to have ....
Ukraine, a very rare moment for for which different representatives. obviously, talking about iran, a world leader to speak to a joint meeting of congress, and calling iran a terrorist state, some members of the house, members of the senate. hold on. without actually saying the we are going to listen to word but saying the danger of one of speaker pelosi america s number one allies been attacked by iran. the purpose of the joint he knew what he was going for their. he also used lots of historical joint analogies, as we have heard, the purpose of the joint appealing to america s god bless america! fundamentals, sort of sense of identity as a country that was borne out of a revolution, fought for freedom. what i felt was interesting beyond that, anderson, just as i was watching president the purpose of the joint zelenskyy speak was how he really has sort of modeled meeting having been completed, the chair declares a joint himself as the anti-putin. meeting of the two houses ....
Have been abandoned and killed come here. and instead volodymyr zelenskyy clarissa, when you were there s time magazine s person of in the east of the country, i think it was, when the war the year, being greeted as a began, and then quickly in kyiv hero by a bipartisan group of as there was being bombarded. the house and senate. did you ever imagine that i don t have much sympathy for ukraine would be where it is now still standing, still vladimir putin any day. but he s not having a good night. no. independent, and the president and he s watching. he s watching not just the speech but he is watching this household name in the united states? joining of the minds and the i don t think anyone ever nation, between ukraine and a could have predicted the fellow superpower in the u.s.. extraordinary trajectory of and that is quite a moment. this war. and the extraordinary success with my consequences beyond it. of ukraine s counteroffensives. but also the extraordinary success of presi ....
And success, not wanting handouts. even mentioning world war ii an nazi, a chief propaganda point coming out of russia and repeated by the metabolized right wing fringe is ukraine is full of neo-nazis and they re thugs and this is why the u.s. should not be helping them. you will see this online coming from lawmakers and i think he again plants these nuggets in the speech to reposition these concepts because he knows what s floating around. this is a very savvy person in that way. i want to bring in doris kearns goodwin the author of leadership in turbulent times. where do you place the historical significance of this visit and what you made of his speech? well, the extraordinary thing about this speech, i think, is that as everybody has been saying, he just targeted the different parts of american history that he want the to ....
Tonight. churchill said he was new. it was a turning point for history. he was afraid that japan had attacked us and we would then go to japan instead of carrying about germany and europe and finally he asked for tumblers of sherry in the morning. he asked for scotch and soda at lunch and champagne and brandy at night. he stayed at the white house. he was camped out at the white house. he stayed at the white house. he stayed right there on the rose suite. i actually stayed this that room when i went to a sleepover with hillary clinton and bill clinton had they invited me to see what it was like when churchill and roosevelt was there. i was in the same room where he took the tub and practiced the speech. i also know details i know a detail because i ve read it, you wrote it that according to the butler, walked into a argument between eleanor and franklin roosevelt. eleanor hadn t been told by franklin that churchill was actually coming. it was a bick surprise to her and she wa ....