. >> mikhail gorbachev was termed the party leader of the soviet union, but he is most remembered as terminating paris troika that led to the end of the so-called war. when it comes to de klerk, do you think if he had came up just come out and said i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity, that would have made a massive change? >> yes, perhaps, but apologies are not enough, and white south africans in the country and their leaders have never apologized and made reparations for apartheid. it if lack south africans, they remained landless in their own land. their economic fortunes are devastated. we are the most unequal society in the world. what a leader that fw de klerk should have done is to structurally transform the economy to return stolen land, to transform the economic fortunes of black people, but that has not happened. apology alone is not sufficient. it would be the most genuine reparations for the grievous harm done to black south africans. i also want to say something, it is very dangerous because he was forced -- the apartheid regime had lost legitimacy. ther

so let me talk about meeting mikhail gorbachev this was 16 years ago now that one of the things he did a former leader of the great communist power becomes a capitalist he comes to the united states and gives a talk and mike reagan and tell hearings for me to go backstage to meet gorbachev and i could see the translator talking and telling him i had written that speech and gorbachev laughed and then he explained through his translator this is just a piece of theater. he knew ronald reagan and he cannot resist a good line but it made no difference to them in moscow at all. stick up for him in the speech did make a difference. >> maybe it doesn't matter if it made a difference to him that it made a difference to germans and east germans in particular. and that calvary on the border as a caption of east germany west germany november 1989 on that day near where martin luther translated the bible into german the birthplace of times this is where the calvary troopers went from one moment moment staring down the guards to the next moment seeing the gates thrown open and then tens of thousands

. >> mikhail gorbachev was termed the party leader of the soviet union, but he is most remembered as terminating paris troika that led to the end of the so-called war. when it comes to de klerk, do you think if he had came up just come out and said i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity, that would have made a massive change? >> yes, perhaps, but apologies are not enough, and white south africans in the country and their leaders have never apologized and made reparations for apartheid. it is the fact that for the majority of lack south africans, they remained landless in their own land. their economic fortunes are devastated. we are the most unequal society in the world. what a leader that fw de klerk should have done is to structurally transform the economy to return stolen land, to transform the economic fortunes of black people, but that has not happened. apology alone is not sufficient. it would be the most genuine reparations for the grievous harm done to black south africans. i also want to say something, it is very dangerous because he was forced -- the aparthei

as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion. ah, regan rejected this offer. his reason for refusal was his objection to the u. s. s . r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church, and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a step did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 1991. the artist drew and moscow. i guess whether the 0 edition gorbachev was removed from power. most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the cue. the state committee on the state emergency landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the crew attempt failed ah, friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of ms. elizabeth her and at the blob of nasa should be missed her though my 2nd husband on the commercial. what he in trema that the a good without them a believe to come, the fellow trust us, my mother simone and fantastic damage. oh, but oh, which is super goes to fix.

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meeting mikhail gorbachev, 15 years ago now. but one of the things he did, the former leader of the great communist power, he came to the united states and gave talks. mike reagan the president's son interviewed him and mike and i are friends. mike arranged for me to go back stage and meet gorbachev. i could see his translators talking into his ear and telling him i had written that speech. gorbachev laughed and he said -- and then he explained through his translator, this was just a piece of theater. he knew ronald reagan. ronald reagan couldn't resist a good line. but it made no difference to them in moscow at all. jamie, h.r.? the speech didn't make a darned bit of difference. >> you know, it doesn't matter maybe if it made a difference to him or anybody in moscow. it made a lot of difference to germans and east germans in particular. i was serving as a captain in the second united states cavalry on the border of east germany and west germany in november of 1989. and on that day near the town where martin luther translated th

kim mikhail gorbachev was a chairman of the communist party leader of the soviet union. but he is mostly remembered by introducing perestroika and glass knows that they've the way to the end of the, the silver to the cold war. now it comes to declare, do you think that if he had come out and said, i am so i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity that would have made a massive change on the perceptions of the people that have about him. yes, but you know, apologies are not enough. and what's other pickens in this country and it's leaders have apologize and made bigger issues and believe it today is not a nation or not. i think it's the fact that for the majority of americans, they remain lantus in the land has never been with the economy. coaches are devastated with all of us in the world. so what's a good explanation, like it should have done as well as what is to structure he's trying to hold the economy to return certain land to transform economic and put it in the hands of people. but that has not happened. so an apology alone, not sufficient. it would be

kim mikhail gorbachev was the chairman of the communist party leader of the soviet union. but he is mostly remembered by introducing perestroika and glass knows that paved the way to the end of the a similar to the cold war. now it comes to declare, do you think that if he had come out and said, i am so i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity that would have made a massive change on the perceptions of the people that have about him. yes, but you know, apologies are not enough. and what's other pickens in this country and it's leaders have apologize and maybe racial and believe it today is not a nation or not. i think it's the fact that for the majority of americans, they may remain lantus in the land with the economy. coaches are stated, we are the most in the world. so what's a good explanation, like it should have done as well as like people is too strong to, he's trying to call the economy to return certain land to transforming economic and put it in the hands of people. but that has not happened. so an apology alone, not sufficient, it would be a genuine

as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion blue reagan rejected this offer. his reason for refusal was his objection to the u . s. s. r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church, and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a stuff did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 1991. the august jew in moscow. though my youngest brother was yet though, at issue gorbachev was removed from power, most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency. landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the crew attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet the idea as a vision to vassar and at the block of anathema. mister, go mistake was persona committal, who in summer, the input that made it to come, the fellow trusted just by melissa molina from thus, the image which recipient goes to text of the machine. yeah, a

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kim mikhail gorbachev was the chairman of the communist party leader of the soviet union. but he is mostly remembered by introducing perestroika and glass knows that paved the way to the end of the a similar to the cold war. now it comes to declare, do you think that if he had come out and said, i am so i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity that would have made a massive change on the perceptions of the people to have about him. yes, but you know, apologies are not enough. and what's other because country and it's leaders have never apologized and maybe racial for and believe it today is not a nation or not. i think it's the fact that for the majority of americans, they, they remain lantus in the land. land has never been with the economy. coaches are devastated with all of us in the world. so what's a good explanation like it should have done as well as like people is too structured. he's trying to hold the economy to return certain land to transform economic and put it in the hands of people. but that has not happened. so an apology alone, not sufficient.

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kim mikhail gorbachev was the chairman of the communist party leader of the soviet union. but he is mostly remembered by introducing perestroika and glass knows that paved the way to the end of the a similar to the cold war. now it comes to declare, do you think that if he had come out and said i am so i'm sorry, but apartheid was a crime against humanity that would have made a massive change on the perceptions of the people that have about him. yes, but you know, apologies are not enough. and what's other pickens in this country and it's leaders have apologize and main breaker issues and believe it today is not a nation or not. i think it's the fact that for the majority of americans, they, they remain lantus in the land has never been with coaches, devastated with all of us in the world. so what's a good explanation like it should have done as well as what is to structure he's trying to call the economy to return certain land to transforming economic and put it in the hands of people. but that has not happened. so an apology alone, not sufficient. it would be a geniune,

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gorbachev came to their senses and signed the intermediate nuclear forces treaty fanning these missiles. and yet, here we are once again talking about to point intermediate nuclear range missiles to europe. i can strike moscow in a matter of minutes as if it is being played by the united states and nato to compel a russia to enter into some sort of, you know, new i n f treaty. i don't know, but it's a very dangerous game. and it's just one that shouldn't be played because the consequences are dire for everybody. and the one thing that they get right, it does, may the 19 ninety's fail until it is now. i sco rich, always good to get your thoughts on this. thanks for joining us. live from new york to night. thank you. next to just a day into his new job has twitter c, e o and paragraph. while he's already ruffling feathers with fears of more content climbed down to the social network because of his popped remarks about not prioritizing freedom of speech. he goes down off totally through the concerns that are being flagged up. the 1st thing to know about twitter, new c o, he may be new as w

gorbachev and his leadership. that was a crucial turning point, because the apartheid government had always framed the debate in their language as being, they positioned themselves as anti—communist. nelson mandela's african nationalist party as communists, which they weren't. they framed the debate in that way. when the cold war ended. between the us and the soviet union and the soviets in the west, that fell from underneath it. that was another motivation and change. and de klerk had the vision and the courage to make that change and do something, which was almost unprecedented or at least very unusual in history, when an elite enjoying the most power in the world, with black citizens serving it and gave up that power, gave up his domincance. instead of whites on the elections, there would be a new dispensation majority, universal franchise elections. it was quite a remarkable transition. and fw de klerk with nelson mandela was the midwife to that. in a personal sense, how will you remember him, and more widel

all right, so let me tell you about meeting mikhail gorbachev. this is a long time ago. this might be 15 years ago now. but one of the things he did the former leader of the great communist power, was become a socialist, a big parted, capitalist. he came to the united states and give talks. and mike reagan, the president son, interviewed him. mike and i are friends and make a range for me to meet gorbachev. and i can see's translator talking and telling him that i had written that speech. and gorbachev laughed and said -- then he explained through his translator this was just a piece of theater. he knew ronald reagan and ronald reagan couldn't resist a good line, but it made no difference to them in moscow at all. jamie, h.r., stick up for gorbachev will you please? the speech didn't make a darn bit of difference. >> it doesn't matter maybe if it made a difference to him or anybody in moscow. it made a heck of a lot of difference to germans and instruments in particular. the captain of the 2nd united states cavalry on the border of east germany and west germany in novemb

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