@@caseclosed9342 Yeah what about it? Doesn't bother anyone as his wife also was and his daughter was in England. It was normal in the 70s and 80s, it even is now in Europe. Never been here, huh?
@@tyrnei6877...and he lived to 97 yrs, 11 months!! Like Churchill with cigars and booze, he got the last laugh leaving his inferiors behind at age 90!
Unfortunately, we germans don't have a video library for our former chancellors. Schmidt was great. i like that reagan has his hand at his heart during the german anthem.
Das moniere ich schon seit einiger Zeit. Gerade über Kanzler wie Schmidt, Brandt oder Adenauer oder auch über unsere Bundespräsidenten wie von Weizsäcker, Scheel oder Herzog wäre sowas mal langsam angebracht.
ruclips.net/channel/UCu8phVVM9V80ejV52cjcdGg Immerhin gibt es seit einiger Zeit eine Helmut Schmidt Libary hier. Aber es gibt leider noch wenige Videos.
Merkel *tut so, als würde sie direkt zum Volke in die Kamera reden, während sie jedes zweite Wort vom Zettel ihrer von fremder Hand geschriebenen Rede ablesen muss*
@@soul_in_balance6923 Das ist aber inzwischen Standart bei allen. Wenn sich die Politiker heute auch nur einen Versprecher erlauben, gibt es Schlagzeilen in der BILD. Ich kann das schon verstehen. Auf der anderen Seite ist sie natürlich auch rhetorisch einfach nicht so gut wie Schmidt, aber auch da ist sie heute unter gleichen.
Ich finde es auch sehr gut, dass er gleich zu Beginn sagt, wie froh wir Deutschen waren, dass Reagan sich so schnell von dem Attentat vier Wochen vorher erholt hat.
1960s generation took over from m WWII generation. We had a communist counterrevolution in the US in the 1960s. It was disguised as a civil rights movement but ALL KINDS of things were happening here in that decade that we never have recovered from even today. And as we're starting to see starting a decade or so ago, the children of the '60's revolutionaries aren't much better. This same revolution spilled over to western Europe, resulting in "white guilt syndrome" there, as well as here. Then came the anti-colonial con job, then came the gender benders, welfare state, tremendous nat'l debt, the blame - America-first crowd started, then the endless excuses for communist aggression. Communist ideology powerfully survived the fall of the nation state of USSR and has wreaked havoc with three generations of America, seizing one entire U.S. political party, bringing this nation to great crisis and tumult. But those that might push back are scared away as being racist, sexist, MAGA, etc, while communist treason runs rampant in both sides of the Atlantic - disguised as "equity," "save the earth," "righting past wrongs."
Ihr Amis könnt genauso schlecht Deutsch sprechen wie wir euer abgeklatschtes englisch Helmut Schmidt hat mehr für Deutschland und für die USA getan als alle US Präsidenten zusammen
@@marcziegenhain8420 ...take a look at kissinger, he basically sat on on both sides of the table, but fair enough. Merkel's pronounciation is down to the place she was raised with: a communist, soviet-russian dictated society.
Very well done. Glad these are uploaded to stream, especially for Reagan fans like me, who are interested in how he led the country during his time in office. Shame many other countries may not have this sort of set up for their past leaders.
I was surprised Reagan put his arm on his chest during the German anthem and I though it was by mistake. But then I checked that he had the same gesture with Thatcher and others. What a gentleman he was! Reminds me of president Trump who had to be reminded by his wife to do that honor during the US anthem.
Linchuan Chen that’s what I thought at first, but if you look at videos of other arrival ceremonies, you’ll see that he did it consistently. It isn’t protocol today, and maybe wasn’t even then, but Reagan had his own way of doing things.
@@mt22201 President Reagan was being respected to the guest national anthem when it played. President Reagan even spoke German phrase at the end of his speech, the same as he did when the Chinese Primer visited the White House in 984.
I think I've never seen Schmidt that long without a cigarette.
Good one.
Seriously, me too
He smoked mentol cigarettes.
No joke I think what he is chewing at 11:00 is a tobacco product or something with nicotine 😂😂
Either. do l.
Ha!Ha!Ha!
Schmidt is a beacon of decency and competence. And his English is impeccable. Yes!
And tobacco smoking…
@@caseclosed9342 Yeah what about it? Doesn't bother anyone as his wife also was and his daughter was in England. It was normal in the 70s and 80s, it even is now in Europe. Never been here, huh?
Agreed on how excellent his English is. Wasn't sure if he'd speak in English here, or speak in German with his remarks translated.
@@tyrnei6877...and he lived to 97 yrs, 11 months!! Like Churchill with cigars and booze, he got the last laugh leaving his inferiors behind at age 90!
Unfortunately, we germans don't have a video library for our former chancellors. Schmidt was great. i like that reagan has his hand at his heart during the german anthem.
Das moniere ich schon seit einiger Zeit. Gerade über Kanzler wie Schmidt, Brandt oder Adenauer oder auch über unsere Bundespräsidenten wie von Weizsäcker, Scheel oder Herzog wäre sowas mal langsam angebracht.
@@marcziegenhain8420 Schmidt hat eine: ,,Schmidt Library", abgelehnt. Und unterstrich, dass sein Haus zum Gedenkpunkt werden soll.
I did the same when i attended a NFL game a year ago and the US anthem started playing
ruclips.net/channel/UCu8phVVM9V80ejV52cjcdGg
Immerhin gibt es seit einiger Zeit eine Helmut Schmidt Libary hier. Aber es gibt leider noch wenige Videos.
The German anthem is very beautiful respect
I am 64 Years old. Makes me cry to see the difference to the America today.
No one’s looking at their phones for sure
35, and am surprised by much of what's happened in America eversince these times.
Me too, when I see Germany today.
The time, when Germany and the United States had great leaders.
Schmidt was corrupt and raised state debt and inflation massively. Reagan was a good president on the other hand.
well guess what. We still have one.
@@onkelfabs6408 Schmidt wasn't corrupt, mate
@Christopher Hanna the Mark also remained comparatively stable throughout the 70s.
@@onkelfabs6408 never heard such bullshit. Do your research and educate yourself. Helmut Schmidt is a legend
The one and only Chancellor... who spoke Perfect English...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The one before him did too
And was very intelligent and charismatic
Two great statesmen. .
warum kann er besser Englisch sprechen als unsere heutigen Politiker?
Weil er Bock drauf hatte. Ein Lindner spricht genau so gut wenn er will
Für Schmidt war es selbstverständlich es zu lernen und wenn nötig auch richtig anzuwenden.
@@kelloxxLindner hat gruselig schlimmes Englisch
"Thank you very much, Mr. President. May I say a few words?"
*Holt Zettel aus der Tasche*
Merkel *tut so, als würde sie direkt zum Volke in die Kamera reden, während sie jedes zweite Wort vom Zettel ihrer von fremder Hand geschriebenen Rede ablesen muss*
@@soul_in_balance6923 Das ist aber inzwischen Standart bei allen. Wenn sich die Politiker heute auch nur einen Versprecher erlauben, gibt es Schlagzeilen in der BILD. Ich kann das schon verstehen. Auf der anderen Seite ist sie natürlich auch rhetorisch einfach nicht so gut wie Schmidt, aber auch da ist sie heute unter gleichen.
@@LOLERXP Rhetorisch so gut wie Schmidt? Wenn man die Latte so hoch setzt, wird sie kaum noch einer erreichen.
Ich finde es auch sehr gut, dass er gleich zu Beginn sagt, wie froh wir Deutschen waren, dass Reagan sich so schnell von dem Attentat vier Wochen vorher erholt hat.
Doi & dao 11/9 ( pua khu la bien kho 6@6)2003
Am i the only one who thinks the voice of helmut schmidt is satisfying?
No, I second that feeling. His voice is awesome.
@@maniak1768 Thanks to millions of cigarettes
"Germany has just one Bremen." Yeah!!!
Pretty harsh to start the speech with Bremen welcoming a Chancellor from Hamburg xD
@@HafdirTasare Yes, but as I'm from Bremen, I like it.
@@marcziegenhain8420 Me too, otherwise i would not have said anything ^^
Can't believe this event was really took place, barely 7 weeks after the assasination attempt on Reagan on Mar 30, 1981
Loki und Nancy fühlen sich recht wohl, ach der gute Reagon ist unterschätzt worden und Schmidt ist brillant. Das waren noch respektable Politiker.
So hört sich also hamburgisches Englisch an!
Besseres Englisch als Merkel
Jo, der spricht aber super
Beschte
@@onkelfabs6408 Und als Lothar Matthäus.
"...if they let themselves be guided by the principles of consistancy, predictability and reliability." Oh yes!
are there fighters always in the air for protection or why is there always jet sound disturbing their speech ?
Overflight, part of the ceremony and I would assume some protection, keep the airspace clear
Che signore Reagan!! Si mette la mano sul petto anche quando si ascolta l'inno di un altro paese!!🤩
These were the good old times... Two great statesmen... where have they all gone?
1960s generation took over from m WWII generation. We had a communist counterrevolution in the US in the 1960s. It was disguised as a civil rights movement but ALL KINDS of things were happening here in that decade that we never have recovered from even today. And as we're starting to see starting a decade or so ago, the children of the '60's revolutionaries aren't much better.
This same revolution spilled over to western Europe, resulting in "white guilt syndrome" there, as well as here. Then came the anti-colonial con job, then came the gender benders, welfare state, tremendous nat'l debt, the blame - America-first crowd started, then the endless excuses for communist aggression. Communist ideology powerfully survived the fall of the nation state of USSR and has wreaked havoc with three generations of America, seizing one entire U.S. political party, bringing this nation to great crisis and tumult. But those that might push back are scared away as being racist, sexist, MAGA, etc, while communist treason runs rampant in both sides of the Atlantic - disguised as "equity," "save the earth," "righting past wrongs."
@@teller1290 Interesting point.
💯 True, I hope we are realizing and civility begins to come back
its a shame german politics/the cchancellor dont speak any english near this good nowdays
Ihr Amis könnt genauso schlecht Deutsch sprechen wie wir euer abgeklatschtes englisch Helmut Schmidt hat mehr für Deutschland und für die USA getan als alle US Präsidenten zusammen
Helmut schmidts english was nearly perfect. think that over.
ir truly is !
MediSpring Er war einer der wenigen, die das so konnten. Vielleicht noch von Weizsäcker.
@@marcziegenhain8420 ...take a look at kissinger, he basically sat on on both sides of the table, but fair enough. Merkel's pronounciation is down to the place she was raised with: a communist, soviet-russian dictated society.
Very well done. Glad these are uploaded to stream, especially for Reagan fans like me, who are interested in how he led the country during his time in office. Shame many other countries may not have this sort of set up for their past leaders.
It appears to me like nostalgia. Where have these good old days all gone?
I was surprised Reagan put his arm on his chest during the German anthem and I though it was by mistake. But then I checked that he had the same gesture with Thatcher and others. What a gentleman he was! Reminds me of president Trump who had to be reminded by his wife to do that honor during the US anthem.
I suppose Regan incorrectly put his right hand on his heart when the German Anthem was being played :)
Linchuan Chen that’s what I thought at first, but if you look at videos of other arrival ceremonies, you’ll see that he did it consistently. It isn’t protocol today, and maybe wasn’t even then, but Reagan had his own way of doing things.
@@mt22201 President Reagan was being respected to the guest national anthem when it played.
President Reagan even spoke German phrase at the end of his speech, the same as he did when the Chinese Primer visited the White House in 984.
@Linchuan Chen..President Reagan was being respected to the guest national anthem when it played.
As a matter of respect he did that with the visiting allied nations...not sure about the commies.
It's a great and honored Geste and sign for the respect too the german anthem. Former Präsident Reagan, has many won sympathie, posthum I mean❤!
good speach from President Reagan
That 18C "Redcoat" fife & drum band the Yankees bring out on these occasions always make me think us Brits have come to burn the White House again! 😜
Looks like Trump in the background at 3:19
lol
Funny how he was the only chancellor who spoke decent English.
Dear Mr Gorbatschow please open this Gate
Das wird es leider nie wieder geben. Schmidt war einzigartig.. Man könnte heulen...
5:15 WTF is that Donald Trump in the back on the right. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Nope, not him. Quite similar, but no.
Zola Fuckass okay thx. It was ghosting 👻 to discover that face anyway.
@@antonius521 No problem. I did a double take myself. Gotta remember though, he became a Democrat 6 years later.
Sounds like American meets British.
lol...both of them has pure American accent.
I was an infant around this time 👶 😅
What’s that? Ben Hur?
Viva la germany 🇩🇪
👴☺🇺🇸👑On the chest✋
3:01
16:14
Almost in a year's time I would be born.
Cool bro
Thanh duong cong giao trong sach
In my opinion the present German chancellor Olaf Scholz speaks English very well.
Ong huong hieu noi chuyen / ong huong thin ong bien the ong xa tri ong cuu hoanh don ma ra chuyen
It is the 177 🌊 seas for the cod and the eagle befriended hot witch which. ❤ Virna.Pandey
RAM
2:48 Joe Biden on the left
Schmidt WWII service...a little murky in wiki!- lol. Not that i really care...then or now. Just a bit murky!
Schon bisschen cringe, Brudi
Was ist denn daran cringe, „Brudi“?
hä was soll daran bringe sein?
Wenn du nichts Qualitatives von dir zu geben hast, dann halt doch bitte einfach dein Maul :) No front, bro
@@henniii_ Ich bin nicht dein bro
@@marvin8275 Schon bisschen cringe, Brudi