Henry Kissinger at 100

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  • Опубликовано: 6 май 2023
  • The former Secretary of State, long an adviser to presidents and architect of U.S. foreign policy positions, is reaching a milestone birthday this month. Henry Kissinger talks with "Sunday Morning" senior contributor Ted Koppel about today's global tensions; the hazards that artificial intelligence poses in crisis situations; and his response to critics about his record on war and peace.
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  • @BB-nw3mj
    @BB-nw3mj Год назад +1957

    I thought Henry Kissinger was 100 when I was a child...I'm now 55.

  • @emperorfrozenbillrulerofan8767
    @emperorfrozenbillrulerofan8767 Год назад +566

    "Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel peace prize." ~ Tom Lehrer

    • @dcentral
      @dcentral Год назад

      Kissinger help defeat communism releasing tens of millions from oppression. He also brought peace to many countries and averted nuclear wars. What has Yasser Arafat and Obama done to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize? Kissinger gets blamed from Vietnam and Cambodia when their leftist-communist regimes slaughtered tens of millions of their their own people who opposed socialist-dictatorships and fought valiantly with the help of United States.

    • @BigMamaDaveX
      @BigMamaDaveX Год назад +11

      👍 Agreed! And God bless Tom Lehrer. 🙏🏻

    • @anitawallace265
      @anitawallace265 Год назад

      Peace? To a racist/war monger. SAD.

    • @rosreaviemore727
      @rosreaviemore727 Год назад

      Obama got Nobel Prize and then went on to bomb several country's into oblivion.
      Another war criminal.

    • @jamestracey5958
      @jamestracey5958 Год назад

      And then Obama who took us from two wars to seven

  • @onlinecall5284
    @onlinecall5284 Год назад +130

    The lives lost & families destroyed because of this Henry Kissinger is incalculable. So CBS, gives him honor.

    • @JP-pq9xi
      @JP-pq9xi 11 месяцев назад +3

      I don't like Henry Kissinger but in some way I want this to be out there. I never knew much about him until this video so I'm glad I saw it.

    • @trickrunner4842
      @trickrunner4842 11 месяцев назад +1

      what he he ever do wrong

    • @onlinecall5284
      @onlinecall5284 11 месяцев назад +8

      @@trickrunner4842 Everything, but let's name at least one specifically, VIETNAM.

    • @anacom4238
      @anacom4238 10 месяцев назад +12

      Anyone who treats him like a hero, can't be trusted with anything else.

    • @RoseSiames
      @RoseSiames 6 месяцев назад +3

      ⁠@@trickrunner4842Since OP here already named one, I’ll name another IRAQ

  • @benxamin13
    @benxamin13 11 месяцев назад +158

    The scariest thing is that he really seems to believe he has done good in his life.
    The minds of many people like him don't have to capacity to recognize the existence of real people suffering the consequence of his decisions throughout the world, and can only equate in their minds what is good with what is good for their country, or rather for the elite in their country.

    • @jfjf-yn6wj
      @jfjf-yn6wj 10 месяцев назад +4

      Well he is revered by the foreign policy establishment , on both sides of the aisle. American primacy at whatever cost is what they are all pursuiting . It didn’t start with Kissinger and it won’t end with him

    • @zarp3436
      @zarp3436 8 месяцев назад

      The real scary thing is that people see a patriot like Kissinger and call him evil, but then see a traitor like Snowden and call him a hero.

    • @doraemon61377
      @doraemon61377 7 месяцев назад

      Like lee kuan yew. Both were good friends.

    • @Chatterbox-94
      @Chatterbox-94 6 месяцев назад +4

      Kissinger has been defined by most people who have met him that he’s extremely callous. He has no remorse for his cruel immoral actions and policies.

    • @benahmad5867
      @benahmad5867 5 месяцев назад

      A Bee considers itself as distinguished creature among the "few" bees and the rest are just rubish "lot of" flies.
      That's the deep reason why such people have no remorse
      😀

  • @johnstrawb3521
    @johnstrawb3521 Год назад +1479

    There's no one alive with more blood on his hands than Kissinger, a true American grotesque.

    • @tapele5987
      @tapele5987 Год назад +97

      In the end, a true American then

    • @L3th4LQu4rK
      @L3th4LQu4rK Год назад +33

      @@tapele5987 America does not have a monopoly on violence. In recent or across ancient history. In fact it’s on the benevolent side, relatively speaking. There are know a few countries that have less blood on them. Switzerland, Aus, NZ, Canada to name a few.

    • @SwizzleStickMcGee
      @SwizzleStickMcGee Год назад +29

      Xi Jing Ping, Vladamir Putin, George Bush....they might not exceed Kissinger, but it's close

    • @filipmac5577
      @filipmac5577 Год назад

      @@SwizzleStickMcGee You have to be an idiot to compare Bush with Putin and Xi!

    • @retroguy9494
      @retroguy9494 Год назад +18

      @@SwizzleStickMcGee What did the Fauch do to people that hurt or killed them?

  • @balrog322
    @balrog322 Год назад +1485

    Truly a man that has lived an undeserved long life.

    • @truther001
      @truther001 Год назад

      Adrenochrome? I can literally hear the devil in his voice. Gonna splash me some holy water!

    • @levimwase20
      @levimwase20 Год назад

      You are not God.

    • @unclesamowitz9922
      @unclesamowitz9922 Год назад +62

      1 day was too long.

    • @c172215s
      @c172215s Год назад +31

      Most evil is easy to identify. But, the worst evil always manifests out of good intentions

    • @antoniocm3119
      @antoniocm3119 Год назад +28

      A real killer by decree.

  • @bostonrex3121
    @bostonrex3121 Год назад +13

    Even death doesn't want him.

  • @yesmissfrancon
    @yesmissfrancon 11 месяцев назад +87

    Let me explain why he has lived to be 100: I once had a landlord who was 104. After the stock market crash of 1929, he sat as a juror for organized crime and crooked judges in New Haven, CT. Gangsters walked and innocent people took the rap. He was terrified to die because he knew the inferno was waiting for him.

    • @vm99125
      @vm99125 11 месяцев назад +5

      Yikes

    • @SleeplessinOC
      @SleeplessinOC 9 месяцев назад +4

      That’s where he is right this minute probably . Unless he repented in his last moments and asked Jesus for forgiveness and put his faith in the blood of Jesus.

    • @capncake8837
      @capncake8837 8 месяцев назад +4

      Yes, the one upside to Kissinger living this long is that it shows he’s probably afraid of what’s on the other side and is trying to avoid it.

    • @SleeplessinOC
      @SleeplessinOC 8 месяцев назад +1

      Do you know at what age he finally died ?

    • @SleeplessinOC
      @SleeplessinOC 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@capncake8837 the same thing with Bush Sr. I wonder if he is regretting all his evil ways while in Hades at this moment and wishing he could go back and refuse to participate in the things he did.

  • @leenguy
    @leenguy Год назад +401

    I like that Ted Koppel actually asked some critical questions in this interview, , and Kissinger really didn't like it.

    • @danburnes722
      @danburnes722 Год назад +47

      This is the way journalism is supposed to work. Now politicians expect softball interviews from their media silos.

    • @troycarpenter3675
      @troycarpenter3675 Год назад +12

      I'd say kissinger put it in perfect perspective

    • @gcm827
      @gcm827 Год назад +13

      Not enough critical questions sadly.

    • @marionwallsten7507
      @marionwallsten7507 Год назад +3

      Isn't he one if the useless eaters?😂

    • @unclesamowitz9922
      @unclesamowitz9922 Год назад +8

      Shocking that they'd pick a jew to interview a jew.

  • @kevinjenner9502
    @kevinjenner9502 Год назад +623

    From Anthony Bourdain’s 2001 book “A Cooks Tour”..”Once you’ve been to Cambodia you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands.”

    • @peterallen4663
      @peterallen4663 Год назад

      Kissinger said about the Chileans,if they don't know the right leader to pick, well do it for them,the man is a pathological egomaniac

    • @Rizky06
      @Rizky06 Год назад +1

      "Military Men Are Dumb, Stupid Animals To Be Used As Pawns For Foreign Policy." - Henry Kissinger

    • @charlesritter6640
      @charlesritter6640 Год назад +59

      Yes he is evil.

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 Год назад +39

      Bourdain died too early. 😟😟

    • @mandu6665
      @mandu6665 Год назад +30

      Pretty much. I felt more welcomed by Cambodian people than I ever have in America as an American.

  • @elstongunn4277
    @elstongunn4277 Год назад +28

    Kissinger showed his true colors when he was questioned about his policies on Cambodia. He quickly interrupted and flicked his hand like he was swatting away a fly. He loves to think that he still matters enough that the most powerful men in the world would drop what they’re doing to take a call from him. But he is not willing to calmly discuss the most notorious decisions he’s made, and his quick anger and dismissal was very telling of his true nature; narcissist. Now, most people who “succeed” in politics are narcissists, but he is a narcissist on a whole other level. He is evil, sneaky, and power-hungry, and anyone who dares question or criticize his decisions is simply not his intellectual equal.
    That he has lived such a long life with all his faculties is proof that there is no justice for the black-hearted, most evil among us.

  • @aromero385
    @aromero385 Год назад +13

    No a good man. He left bitter memories around here in Latin America.

    • @XfromDarkHorse
      @XfromDarkHorse Год назад +5

      Also here in Southeast Asia.

    • @johndoeman9187
      @johndoeman9187 11 месяцев назад

      Well, what did you expect when you elected socialists, socialism is a disease that has killed tens of millions in Stalin's Russia alone, not counting abortions, it is a disease that can't be allowed to fester. So if we had to make a deal with this or that Latin American general, who wanted to put a few political radicals in jail to stop communism, by god we were going to.

    • @thelonewanderer2550
      @thelonewanderer2550 10 месяцев назад

      L

  • @judykinsman3258
    @judykinsman3258 Год назад +654

    I was alive during the Vietnam War. I would never, ever call him a statesman. He has always been given a pass for the awful things he oversaw!

    • @steve2474
      @steve2474 Год назад +35

      You can thank Robert McNamera and Dean Rusk for the "awful things" in Vietnam along with Lyndon Johnson's deceit to draw us into the war. Nixon/Kissinger merely inherited a failed policy that sacrificed tens of thousands of American servicemen.

    • @maxhalsted5381
      @maxhalsted5381 Год назад +10

      ​@@steve2474the sheer arrogance and overconfidence by the Johnson Administration lead to that. Kissinger was true statesmen

    • @richardhunsaker6112
      @richardhunsaker6112 Год назад

      The United States was the leading power before and during his time. He did a lot of good in the Middle East and with Russia and China. It is painful to read the truly ignorant comments of many of these posters. Shuttle diplomacy was a positive force and Kissinger worked tirelessly to reduce tensions throughout the world. Learn your history and understand that though US foreign policy was flawed in Southeast Asia, our foreign policy elsewhere was vastly better than anything before or since. Kissinger advocated the end of the Vietnam War. He does not deserve to be demonized by people too lazy to learn all of the facts.

    • @user-iy6rm6pm4j
      @user-iy6rm6pm4j Год назад +13

      How can you ignore the fact that Kissinger and Nixon prevented nuclear war and the destruction of All Life On Earth?
      I don't think you can ever understand nuclear because you are sane. Sane people cannot understand war. Only an insane person can avoid nuclear war because only an insane person can understand war.
      You take for granted that nuclear war never happened. Kissinger deserves credit for that. Vietnam was a horrible, stupid, disgusting mistake -- which Kissinger and Nixon did not start -- but the overall strategy was to win the Cold War without starting a nuclear war. (Obviously, Vietnam was an unnecessary mistake because we won the Cold War despite being totally defeated by the Viet Cong.)
      The Cold War was a war but a different kind of war because of nuclear weapons. Horrible mistakes are made in every war -- I'm sure FDR made horrible, murderous mistakes on the way to winning WWII.
      As horrible as Vietnam was, I think Kissinger would tell you that the alternative to the proxy bloodletting in Vietnam would have been all-out shooting war with the USSR -- and human extinction. That may sound insane to you - but that is my point! A sane person cannot understand war, therefore a sane person does not know how to avoid war. You can't just say 'war is crazy and evil!" That will not stop a war.

    • @darkisthenight9
      @darkisthenight9 Год назад +6

      He did not start the war

  • @lamaranaza551
    @lamaranaza551 Год назад +357

    This man should have a Nuremberg Trial for his own.

    • @drunkdrftr
      @drunkdrftr Год назад +9

      But usa doesnt like ICC

    • @benoitguillou3146
      @benoitguillou3146 Год назад

      A trial is for civilized people ....Kissinger only deserves savagery of the worst kind

    • @user-wp8ee3fu8f
      @user-wp8ee3fu8f Год назад +1

      👍👍👍👍

    • @interekweb
      @interekweb Год назад +3

      Why?

    • @drunkdrftr
      @drunkdrftr Год назад

      @@interekweb how he back-stabbed china and palestine

  • @simonkhan2879
    @simonkhan2879 Год назад +35

    Henry Kissinger supported several wars and military interventions during his time as National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under President Richard Nixon and President Gerald Ford. Here are some of the major conflicts he supported:
    Vietnam War: Kissinger played a key role in formulating and implementing the Nixon administration's policy towards Vietnam, which included the secret bombing of Cambodia and Laos and the invasion of Cambodia.
    Bangladesh Liberation War: Kissinger supported Pakistan during its conflict with India over East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1971, which resulted in a humanitarian crisis and the deaths of millions of people.
    Chilean coup: Kissinger supported the military coup that overthrew the democratically-elected government of Chilean President Salvador Allende in 1973, which led to the establishment of a brutal dictatorship under General Augusto Pinochet.
    Indonesian invasion of East Timor: Kissinger supported Indonesia's invasion of East Timor in 1975, which led to the deaths of an estimated 100,000 people.
    Angola Civil War: Kissinger supported the pro-Western UNITA rebels in Angola's civil war against the Marxist MPLA government, which was supported by the Soviet Union and Cuba.
    These are just a few examples of the wars and interventions that Kissinger supported during his time in office.

    • @Patriot3
      @Patriot3 7 месяцев назад

      He's a puppet. Only world leaders take your call if they fear the group that controls you. How are the globalists at the CIA doing?

    • @msmanchez626
      @msmanchez626 5 месяцев назад +2

      Someone steel man these points. OP is pretty biased.

    • @houstonwehaveagamermoment
      @houstonwehaveagamermoment 5 месяцев назад

      Can’t forget Palestine

  • @craigsimons817
    @craigsimons817 Год назад +164

    This man has the blood of millions of people on his hands.
    If he had an ounce of decency in him he would have withdrawn from public life years ago, specifically at the Vietnam War’s end.
    His failures as a politician had the most tragic consequences for not just foreign countries but his own too.

    • @benxamin13
      @benxamin13 11 месяцев назад

      He can't see it. He equates what is good for "his country" (the elite) is what is good for everyone. Death and suffering don't matter.

    • @ronni5467
      @ronni5467 11 месяцев назад +2

      Especially when he said of the Jewish People, ... Let em Bleed a little

    • @Robert-lh4um
      @Robert-lh4um 10 месяцев назад

      The public sought him out. It is not like he is trying to be this active politician again.

    • @craigsimons817
      @craigsimons817 9 месяцев назад

      @@Robert-lh4umHe agreed to be interviewed, thus returning to the public eye.
      He could and should have declined.

    • @Robert-lh4um
      @Robert-lh4um 9 месяцев назад

      @@craigsimons817 They interviewed Charles Manson many times from his prison cell. What's your point?

  • @panbert8092
    @panbert8092 Год назад +459

    To everyone who’s struggling out there, you have to keep fighting, you have to be there when Henry Kissinger finally dies 🙏🙏🙏

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter Год назад +16

      evil will keep on going on.

    • @paulich8253
      @paulich8253 Год назад

      @ pan bert
      Fighting what?
      The war(s) that he, and guys like him, have arranged and prepared all over the globe?
      If he, and guys like him, has died 60-70 years ago, I'm ready to believe, that the world have get a more peaceful turn.

    • @AFMMarcelD
      @AFMMarcelD Год назад +19

      One of the many reasons I still hold on.

    • @robertbruce6865
      @robertbruce6865 Год назад +11

      But, like the lady who falsely accused Emmitt Till, he’ll die unpunished for his crimes.
      I don’t care how long he lives; to paraphrase James Carville, it’s the lack of Justice, stupid.

    • @theboiballincollig
      @theboiballincollig Год назад +4

      😂

  • @Ned88Man
    @Ned88Man Год назад +191

    I'm so encouraged by these comments. There are a LOT of folks who know 'what's up" so to speak.

    • @wills2140
      @wills2140 Год назад +32

      He is a snake. A double dealing, lying, remorseless, war criminal you mean?

    • @unclesamowitz9922
      @unclesamowitz9922 Год назад +8

      @@wills2140 And a jew.

    • @dr.tatjana
      @dr.tatjana Год назад +1

      я вообще удивлена. думала, только русские его презирают, ну и те страны, кому он навредил.

  • @Michael_Maxfield
    @Michael_Maxfield Год назад +106

    What a wonderful tribute to one of the greatest monsters of the 20th century. It just goes to show that they'll give a peace prize to anyone.

  • @thelaserdoc1
    @thelaserdoc1 5 месяцев назад +33

    Kissinger helped to prolong the Vietnam War and expand that conflict into neutral Cambodia; facilitated genocides in Cambodia, East Timor, and Bangladesh; accelerated civil wars in southern Africa; and supported coups and death squads throughout Latin America. He had the blood of at least 3 million people on his hands.

    • @houstonwehaveagamermoment
      @houstonwehaveagamermoment 5 месяцев назад

      I didn’t even know his role in the Bangladesh genocide until today just an absolute cockroach in every way possible

    • @xstatic-ow5mz
      @xstatic-ow5mz 5 месяцев назад

      Calling Cambodia "neutral" is like calling Kissinger a saint or like calling Anthony Fauxi a doctor.

    • @xstatic-ow5mz
      @xstatic-ow5mz 5 месяцев назад

      @@houstonwehaveagamermoment his tribe is responsible for every genocide in modern history

    • @pcastromedina
      @pcastromedina 5 месяцев назад

      Don’t forget what he did to Chile

  • @markusjaegerliteratur
    @markusjaegerliteratur Год назад +179

    All the people whose lives ended violently long before their time. Because of him.

    • @coldwar45
      @coldwar45 Год назад +7

      Meanwhile he lives on. The wicked do sometimes prosper.

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Год назад +2

      Almighty powerful man....

    • @AK-jy6fw
      @AK-jy6fw Год назад +2

      Well said!

    • @FS-me8mj
      @FS-me8mj 11 месяцев назад

      This guy is racist af, not sure whether he has the same mindset after 100 years old

    • @m-5364
      @m-5364 11 месяцев назад

      How much suffering the Muslim people have gone through because of him so far

  • @richardlynch1094
    @richardlynch1094 Год назад +823

    Evil never dies, it just infects a younger generation

    • @joeyoungs8426
      @joeyoungs8426 Год назад +36

      Kinda thought the same thing. Parasite seems an apt description.

    • @alfredodistefanolaulhe2212
      @alfredodistefanolaulhe2212 Год назад +3

      Good either.

    • @matthewgallagher1761
      @matthewgallagher1761 Год назад +42

      His irritated dismissal, without any sense of reflection or accountability, just those few moments, showed a grotesque lack of feeling for human life.

    • @thomaskotula7486
      @thomaskotula7486 Год назад +46

      War criminal.

    • @truthray2885
      @truthray2885 Год назад +9

      And so Kissinger's work for the last many decades since his gravest crimes is done. Vamoose, Heinrich.

  • @Neil00841
    @Neil00841 Год назад +48

    I remember my grandpa was talking about him when I was a kid. Now he is no more but Kissinger is still there. 😮

  • @davidwestwater8423
    @davidwestwater8423 Год назад +156

    It sickens me that they hold this guy up as some sort of good human being.

  • @ArthurSanford3706
    @ArthurSanford3706 Год назад +639

    Think about all of the people in your life that died young or even well short of 100. And then think about this guy.

    • @skylinerunner1695
      @skylinerunner1695 Год назад +103

      Exactly. And also all the innocent people who were mained, dismembered or completely incinerated by his illegal bombing of Cambodia.

    • @cutehumor
      @cutehumor Год назад

      50% of americans don't live to 77 or 78 years old. My sister passed at age 49 and my grandmother died at age 49. this guy must got secret service protection.

    • @alfredodistefanolaulhe2212
      @alfredodistefanolaulhe2212 Год назад +18

      There's a spanish woman called Maria Branyas who's still alive at 116, she's the oldest person in the world right now. She was born in 1907. The grand parents of my father were of the same age than her and they died in the 90's...

    • @akrenwinkle
      @akrenwinkle Год назад +10

      @@skylinerunner1695 There's nothing to think about, if you mean Americans, who have no particular problem with what the government calls "collateral damage" far from America, particularly when the victims are of a certain demographic and look "other." What I don't get is that Henry gets no flack for American casualties.

    • @anastasiabeaverhausen8220
      @anastasiabeaverhausen8220 Год назад +27

      That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw the 100. Man...some awful people just live on and on taking up space while we lose good, decent people far too young.

  • @jenningj1105
    @jenningj1105 Год назад +21

    Heartbreaking to reflect on the innumerable precious, deeply beloved and loving people who died tragically early while this war mongerer of the highest tier reached 100. Sickeningly unfair and sad.

  • @Rensune
    @Rensune Год назад +9

    I didn't think Kissinger was that soft. (When Cambodia got mentioned)
    "It's my 100th birthday special, you can't ask Me hard questions"

  • @maypenja2819
    @maypenja2819 Год назад +355

    An estimated 35,000 - 40,000 American soldiers and millions of Indochinese people died during that man's tenure as both National Security Advisor and Secretary of State. He is still alive and living in luxury. No justice!

    • @KS-cl8br
      @KS-cl8br Год назад +23

      Allah will give him justice in the grave and in the next life.

    • @andrelavandero3041
      @andrelavandero3041 Год назад +12

      @@KS-cl8br All of the Gods in our world deem justice in the afterlife. Like my God, Allah can be just the same.

    • @kermit8173
      @kermit8173 Год назад +9

      @@KS-cl8br lol get mad when you die and you actually die and don't get your 100 maidens

    • @badgerattoadhall
      @badgerattoadhall Год назад

      40,000 American soldiers
      how much did henry Kissinger HATE every last one of those gentile working class men?

    • @brandonsmith9098
      @brandonsmith9098 Год назад +6

      Then go arrest him.

  • @johnm.castillo3163
    @johnm.castillo3163 Год назад +47

    His name alone is diabolical!

  • @dannycbe949
    @dannycbe949 11 месяцев назад +3

    Great man.
    Noble Nobel soul
    Saintly.
    Now about Kissinger...he is none of the above

  • @hanewal5378
    @hanewal5378 Год назад +4

    The comments showed how much ppl love him !!😅

  • @vrvaughn
    @vrvaughn Год назад +233

    Living proof that only the good die young!

    • @birdwife589
      @birdwife589 Год назад +12

      best comment here

    • @e.p3509
      @e.p3509 Год назад

      Praise Satan 🙌

    • @e.p3509
      @e.p3509 Год назад +1

      That's a good one, it's a challenge to think about anyone good who made it till his age, yet he's a Jewish man and that people are among those ethnic groups that have got the ability to get a great deal of people pass the century mark.

  • @hopeevans5216
    @hopeevans5216 Год назад +370

    I am old enough to have lived through and reflect upon the policies he endorsed. The man's hubris is astounding! 60 yrs is still recent enough to be felt by those who suffer due to his "guidance."

    • @dannmarceau9743
      @dannmarceau9743 Год назад +6

      Absolutely.

    • @wills2140
      @wills2140 Год назад

      You mean like knowingly abandoning American POW's to negotiate Nixon's "peace with honor" bs?

    • @50pinkies67
      @50pinkies67 Год назад +21

      I am old enough to have lived thru so many deaths bc of his evil policies. I absolutely despise the man. He should have been tried for war crimes and met a firing squad decades ago.

    • @c172215s
      @c172215s Год назад +2

      What about those who do not suffer?

    • @AFMMarcelD
      @AFMMarcelD Год назад +6

      @@50pinkies67 💯 in agreement sire, similar words on the book Trials of Henry Kissinger by Christopher Hitchens, evil has had a name for 100 years, his name is HK.

  • @belizetobali
    @belizetobali 11 месяцев назад +3

    "The Devil doesn't burn down his own house." Arabic proverb. / It explains how Henry Kissinger has lived so long!

  • @FF-ch9nr
    @FF-ch9nr Год назад +3

    not even death wants to take this guy

  • @conniespringer7534
    @conniespringer7534 Год назад +186

    from my father's hometown, Fuerth, Germany. My father had his father as a school teacher. I agree, the good die young.

    • @akrenwinkle
      @akrenwinkle Год назад +41

      He had his failings as president, but I believe Jimmy Carter, 98, is, unlike Henry Kissinger, a decent human being.

    • @martinanoppeney8591
      @martinanoppeney8591 Год назад +25

      @@akrenwinkle Jimmy Carter was a president with integrity

    • @heygetoffmylawn1572
      @heygetoffmylawn1572 Год назад +4

      Jimmy Carter was the worst POTUS in history until Joe Bribum came along and took that title away.

    • @akrenwinkle
      @akrenwinkle Год назад

      @@heygetoffmylawn1572 IMO G.W. Bush is the one who gets that title, starting two phony wars, neither of which had to do with 9/11. Also he couldn't be bothered reading his daily briefings... you know, the one that said bin Laden was planning an attack on US soil. Also the great recession. All I said about Carter was that he is decent.

    • @jjns5600
      @jjns5600 Год назад +2

      @@martinanoppeney8591 He tried to perform actions from the moral perspective of his religious faith, yes.

  • @buzman1985
    @buzman1985 Год назад +61

    It’s true what they say, only the good die young.

  • @azvdcrafts6147
    @azvdcrafts6147 Год назад +9

    So glad that Ted is still with us. As for Henry, however...

  • @georgeschlaline6057
    @georgeschlaline6057 5 месяцев назад +7

    Eating a gingerbread house in Hell

  • @NJcruiser
    @NJcruiser Год назад +69

    Only the good die young.

    • @wills2140
      @wills2140 Год назад +2

      or so Billy Joel sang 🎵🎵

    • @keefriff99
      @keefriff99 Год назад +2

      @@wills2140
      And Iron Maiden.

    • @retroguy9494
      @retroguy9494 Год назад +1

      Oh, I don't know about that one. My mother was quite abusive and she went at 62.

    • @t.wcharles2171
      @t.wcharles2171 Год назад +1

      ​@@retroguy9494 only proof that the saying's bunk.

    • @retroguy9494
      @retroguy9494 Год назад

      @@t.wcharles2171 True enough! 👍

  • @nunya7764
    @nunya7764 Год назад +588

    Nobody has been less deserving of such a long and successful life than Kissinger

    • @mochiebellina8190
      @mochiebellina8190 Год назад

      His friends like the bushs and cheney are in the same diseased boat.

    • @knockknock1246
      @knockknock1246 Год назад +22

      Adrenochrome? 🤔

    • @knockknock1246
      @knockknock1246 Год назад

      Are we "allowed" to say George Soros on controlled opposition Fox News yet?

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Год назад

      @@knockknock1246 Consuming that as any devout Talmudic Jew in the government would

    • @user-kb8cc1ql8d
      @user-kb8cc1ql8d Год назад +12

      Such evil work.

  • @buixote
    @buixote 11 месяцев назад +2

    It's nauseating that the MSM still treats this guy like he's not a war criminal.

  • @perjensen3959
    @perjensen3959 5 месяцев назад +4

    When he was given the Nobel peace prize, 2 members of the commitee chose to leave it.

    • @yiannimil1
      @yiannimil1 5 месяцев назад +1

      thanks! i did not know that.....

    • @cryptsub
      @cryptsub 5 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you for the reminder of what a corrupt joke the Nobel Prize is. 100%.

  • @chelseafan4eva
    @chelseafan4eva Год назад +18

    The spirits of dead Cambodians are keeping him alive as torture for what he did to them

  • @AndrewMFAult
    @AndrewMFAult Год назад +29

    "Henry, if the President called upon your powers to annhiliate a third world country, would you do it?"
    Henry slowly lurchers forward, eyes gaunt, and one hundred years old, says in a gravely low voice. "Mmm...Yes, I would be inclined to do it...Yes."

  • @StephenLuke
    @StephenLuke 11 месяцев назад +3

    Happy Birthday!

  • @stevea8566
    @stevea8566 10 месяцев назад +5

    Its amazing that he alive and is still in the news I made a book report on him in the 5th grade and I am now in my sixty's.

  • @SupertzarMetal
    @SupertzarMetal Год назад +30

    If his head goes further down his chest, he will be able to give himself a good time.

  • @jonxxplaya
    @jonxxplaya Год назад +76

    Literally the real life Emperor Palpatine

    • @tadzioth
      @tadzioth Год назад +3

      Why people say that hes a bad guy?

    • @basil7292
      @basil7292 Год назад +2

      @@tadzioth he got a bunch of innocents killed

    • @tadzioth
      @tadzioth Год назад

      @@basil7292 how do you know that? What did you saw or read?

    • @basil7292
      @basil7292 Год назад +4

      @@tadzioth im from laos

    • @tadzioth
      @tadzioth Год назад

      @@basil7292 ?

  • @osmantakis310
    @osmantakis310 Год назад +4

    Dear Dr.Henry Kissinger “🎉happy birthday to you” i wish long life to you ; Many thanks your support to Northern Cyprus Turkish State ❤ on 1974

  • @VladTevez
    @VladTevez 5 месяцев назад +11

    May he rot in Hell. Because of him my grandfather's brother was killed and his family lost their home and became refugees.

    • @tarankalawat1646
      @tarankalawat1646 5 месяцев назад

      But unfortunately there is no hell, be logical and get out of your fairy tale world.

    • @VladTevez
      @VladTevez 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@tarankalawat1646 An answer straight to the point. Congratulations

    • @neetweasel6277
      @neetweasel6277 5 месяцев назад

      @@VladTevez Are you of Vietnamese descent?

  • @travisa2455
    @travisa2455 Год назад +144

    Henry Kissinger and Noam Chomsky keep each other alive symbiotically. Yin and yang.

    • @baraxor
      @baraxor Год назад +15

      The flip side of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams.

    • @1ron0xide
      @1ron0xide Год назад +2

      LOL

    • @badgerattoadhall
      @badgerattoadhall Год назад +4

      ying and yang? they are both jews.

    • @xaviermagana4807
      @xaviermagana4807 Год назад +2

      More like ping and pong.🙄

    • @rstoeckler
      @rstoeckler Год назад +2

      maybe they got some special elixir on Ep57ein's island... ?

  • @Chatterbox-94
    @Chatterbox-94 Год назад +65

    A friend of mine once met Kissinger he described him as being extremely callous. If you watch other interviews with him you’ll see that he shows no sense of empathy or regrets for the manslaughter he’s responsible for.

    • @Maxwell-mv9rx
      @Maxwell-mv9rx Год назад

      Sociopath like hin never has empathy. Satan sociopath.

    • @MosheGoldbergTheKing
      @MosheGoldbergTheKing Год назад +1

      Because only goyim died due to his actions. And he views all goyim as beneath him, not even human.

    • @unclesamowitz9922
      @unclesamowitz9922 Год назад +9

      Shocking that a jew would have no conscience.

    • @Maxwell-mv9rx
      @Maxwell-mv9rx Год назад

      @@unclesamowitz9922 right jews are Always perverse self esteem.

    • @Daniel-415-Ponce
      @Daniel-415-Ponce Год назад +7

      What you describe is the definition of a psychopath, and that is a very apt term for Kissinger and his ilk.

  • @yoranw4608
    @yoranw4608 Год назад +5

    On the question regarding China, he was a hostage of his own actions. Kissinger - love or hate him - took place at very important decisions, many of which saved the continuity of world order, *but opening China was his and Nixon’s worst thing.*
    We are still paying the price of it.

    • @AMAZIGH691
      @AMAZIGH691 28 дней назад

      He is paying also a price now, by being burned in hell...for eternity

  • @kddlb
    @kddlb 5 месяцев назад +6

    RIP BOZO

  • @kartikeya24jha
    @kartikeya24jha Год назад +109

    It is beyond me, what on earth has he done to be called a Statesman

    • @pandabear4081
      @pandabear4081 Год назад +3

      Nothing good!

    • @emilhuseynov6121
      @emilhuseynov6121 Год назад +6

      @TV N64 him and Nixon green lighted operation rolling thunder which resulted in the overall bombing of north Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in order to destroy the Ho Chi Min trail running from those countries to supply Vietcong soldiers in the south.
      In addition, all these bombings destabilized Cambodia, resulting in Pol Pot coming to power and orchestrating the Cambodian genocide.

    • @chesstictacs3107
      @chesstictacs3107 Год назад +1

      You can ask that Anwar Sadat when you see him there

    • @SalahEL33
      @SalahEL33 Год назад

      @@tvn6495 He's simply the biggest criminal alive in the world

    • @atrevolutionwiththomaspain68
      @atrevolutionwiththomaspain68 Год назад +3

      Destroyed most states in latin america

  • @JohnSulu14
    @JohnSulu14 Год назад +98

    I hope former US president Jimmy Carter makes it to 100 too for a new milestone in US presidential history.

    • @robertbruce6865
      @robertbruce6865 Год назад +37

      The difference is that Carter actually deserves longevity as a true Peacemaker.

    • @ColorOfPomegranatesEnjoyer
      @ColorOfPomegranatesEnjoyer Год назад +14

      @@robertbruce6865 carter quadrupled funding of the indonesian troops who carried out the east timor genocide 🤷‍♀

    • @robertbruce6865
      @robertbruce6865 Год назад +18

      @@ColorOfPomegranatesEnjoyer I just looked that up, but the only article that I can find regarding this doesn’t cite sources for this allegation. I don’t doubt that it’s possible, oddly enough, but would you mind citing sources for that?
      I’m asking sincerely, since I like to be aware of atrocities committed in my name as a citizen. Thanks!

    • @rearspeaker6364
      @rearspeaker6364 Год назад +3

      he is on his last legs now.

    • @PremiumFuelOnly
      @PremiumFuelOnly Год назад +8

      Hes in hospice care, he wont make it.

  • @redbaron9029
    @redbaron9029 Год назад +2

    Its not like he will live on forever.!

  • @duran9664
    @duran9664 5 месяцев назад +6

    ⬜️ GOD: “Ladies & gentlemen, we got him.”
    🟨
    🟧
    🟥

  • @Ripley201
    @Ripley201 Год назад +1

    Truth in what they say, "only the good die young"

  • @Faceghost881977
    @Faceghost881977 Год назад +50

    Darth Kissinger the true Lord of the Sith

    • @sirjoel2340
      @sirjoel2340 Год назад +6

      Truer words have never been spoken…

    • @e.p3509
      @e.p3509 Год назад +3

      Real life Palpatine

  • @yonisamber8169
    @yonisamber8169 Год назад +35

    I had no idea that Ted Koppel was still with us!

  • @ibleebinU
    @ibleebinU Год назад +4

    I can't be the only one who thought he died years ago.

  • @louisereinhart1149
    @louisereinhart1149 Год назад +152

    I’m still waiting for someone to give me an honest reason as to why the USA ever became involved in Viet Nam. Such a senseless war.

    • @bobsturgis4674
      @bobsturgis4674 Год назад +25

      All wars are senseless☮

    • @skylinerunner1695
      @skylinerunner1695 Год назад +17

      Louise, it dates back decades before the Nixon era, and eventually became a question of simple ego, where each President didn't want to be the one who was weak or dropped the ball, as it were. I recommend the Ken Burns series on this war which is the definitive study of every aspect of the US/Vietnam conflict and will give you all the answers and more.

    • @lisamcdonald1820
      @lisamcdonald1820 Год назад +7

      @@skylinerunner1695 The United States first went to Vietnam in 1955. I remember that because I was born in 1955. 🙃

    • @colonelharland7833
      @colonelharland7833 Год назад +17

      Not all wars buddy. Convince me that war could have been averted with Hitler?

    • @colonelharland7833
      @colonelharland7833 Год назад +13

      Here is an honest answer: money..

  • @lorenanders702
    @lorenanders702 Год назад +40

    My earliest tv memories include Nixon and Kissinger.

    • @waimar5457
      @waimar5457 Год назад +3

      I'm sorry you must bear all these childhood Nightmares for all your life

    • @retroguy9494
      @retroguy9494 Год назад +5

      My earliest was LBJ and the Vietnam War. I still remember him on my parents black and white television and his famous greeting to all of us at the beginning of his speeches 'muh fellow a-mur kins.'

  • @monkeycat48
    @monkeycat48 Год назад +1

    Well, happy 100th birthday!!!🎉🎉🎉

  • @shmulikfritz6311
    @shmulikfritz6311 8 месяцев назад +2

    He is on Sun Tzu, Clausewitz, Metternich and Machiavelli level. Love him or hate him, he is a genius.

    • @linusschmutz3985
      @linusschmutz3985 8 месяцев назад

      Sure, he is. You can never make it right for all people.

  • @cesarmarin3426
    @cesarmarin3426 Год назад +78

    He received the Nobel Peace Prize the same year of Pinochet`s coup in Chile -which he supported greatly. Insane.

    • @truthray2885
      @truthray2885 Год назад +6

      The GOP is even more deranged today.

    • @norm-fy5mo
      @norm-fy5mo Год назад +1

      just like Obama bombing hospitals in the middle east

    • @michaelterry1000
      @michaelterry1000 Год назад +6

      There are loads of highly questionable Nobel Peace Prize Winners. Yasser Arafat was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

    • @giuseppecapilli6719
      @giuseppecapilli6719 Год назад +3

      @@truthray2885 WTF?

    • @Maxwell-mv9rx
      @Maxwell-mv9rx Год назад

      He Nobel Prize has vietnan bloody from Kissinger hands. Kissinger kills millions people his prize was snap in face decente peiple.

  • @romstar
    @romstar Год назад +254

    No matter what age we are, we all have to answer eventually for the choices we make in life 😭 good or bad ...😢 Just because he's turning 100 💯 doesn't mean he gets to excuse away the choices he made that effects the lives of others ...🙏🙏😢

  • @c-dragon2391
    @c-dragon2391 5 месяцев назад +2

    🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

  • @jagathfernando9351
    @jagathfernando9351 Год назад +1

    Happy bday to the statesman of our time...congradulations from sri Lanka

  • @leonardwharris
    @leonardwharris Год назад +56

    He asked the question he got defensive. We will all be judged on what we have done. In this life.

    • @victorblock3421
      @victorblock3421 Год назад

      He defends an attack. Too bad for the uninformed commies, like yourself.

    • @williamkelly8026
      @williamkelly8026 Год назад +7

      Amen

    • @007Julie
      @007Julie Год назад +12

      He immediately went for the “it’s been 60 years already, can’t you let it go?” old trope. I truly hope he repents for what he did to the millions of innocent people, their land and animals.

    • @cutehumor
      @cutehumor Год назад +7

      GOD knows everything down to the number of hairs on our head.

    • @frankwhite3659
      @frankwhite3659 Год назад +10

      We know he's still lucid at 100 if certain questions still trigger him.

  • @patrickjarvis631
    @patrickjarvis631 Год назад +86

    A genius and a monster. Both can be true simultaneously.

    • @skylinerunner1695
      @skylinerunner1695 Год назад +5

      unfortunate but true

    • @lamontmerrick
      @lamontmerrick Год назад +6

      takes a special definition of genius though... for instance there can be no emotionally intelligent component, no socially intelligent component, not to mention a colossal failure of the imagination, and no empathy whatsoever... if that's genus you can keep it.

    • @MrJoeybabe25
      @MrJoeybabe25 Год назад +11

      So sensitive about accusations of war criminality, that he will not even accept questions about it.
      Understanding. And telling.

    • @wills2140
      @wills2140 Год назад

      A liar and a snake as well. I do not need any "genius" diplomat that advises bombing civilians we are not at war with ( Cambodia, Laos ). And still can't tell the truth about negotiating away the lives of POW's in captivity with the enemy, just to give Nixon his bs "peace with honor".

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter Год назад

      u'r deluded.

  • @glenselenselvs
    @glenselenselvs 8 месяцев назад +1

    Two of his Brothers were recently displayed at Mexican Congress .
    Take a look at it.

  • @Tokyodrift786
    @Tokyodrift786 Год назад +3

    He's man who played an evil role during the India Pak 1971 war. Quiet surprising to see him alive😌

  • @zurzakne-etra7069
    @zurzakne-etra7069 Год назад +83

    if Nazis are still being held accountable, why not him too?

    • @dragonfox2.058
      @dragonfox2.058 Год назад +6

      and Bush II or Reagan posthumously?

    • @richardmorris7063
      @richardmorris7063 Год назад +5

      What,Obama gets a pass?

    • @JoeBilello1969
      @JoeBilello1969 Год назад +6

      Because, "To The Victor Belongs The Spoils" that's why!! He's been the grease behind a lot of evil machinery, that's for sure.

    • @MosheGoldbergTheKing
      @MosheGoldbergTheKing Год назад +5

      Because holding him accountable is anti-Semitic...

    • @Tesla3X2
      @Tesla3X2 Год назад

      Because of America's 24trillion GDP .Once Some other countries surpass the USA economy, the USA will lose super power status .

  • @ryanreedgibson
    @ryanreedgibson Год назад +129

    I know enough about history to know I could never meet this man personally. Just like Rupert Murdoch. They are both very old but that wouldn't stop me. They are deserving of it at any age after what they have done.

    • @martinanoppeney8591
      @martinanoppeney8591 Год назад +8

      Age can be a punishment

    • @truther001
      @truther001 Год назад

      @@martinanoppeney8591 True. However, guys like Kissinger know what awaits them after death and fear it intensely.

    • @alexrogers777
      @alexrogers777 Год назад +5

      @@martinanoppeney8591 not enough, no.

    • @antiracistbaby1085
      @antiracistbaby1085 Год назад

      Rupert Murdoch is a good boy

    • @AdmiralBonetoPick
      @AdmiralBonetoPick Год назад

      What exactly did he do?

  • @cameroncalzone8860
    @cameroncalzone8860 Год назад +2

    he's been old for my entire life

  • @carlkuss
    @carlkuss Год назад +1

    Bart Simpson: "I didn´t do it." Your man: "Everybody does it."

  • @MahavishnuProject
    @MahavishnuProject Год назад +14

    Ironic how being evil can give you longevity.

    • @islamendtimes4813
      @islamendtimes4813 Год назад

      quran says we increase life span to justify the punishment against them for their wickedness

    • @islamendtimes4813
      @islamendtimes4813 Год назад +2

      3:178-“
      Sahih International: And let not those who disbelieve ever think that [because] We extend their time [of enjoyment] it is better for them. We only extend it for them so that they may increase in sin, and for them is a humiliating punishment”

  • @Thresholds
    @Thresholds Год назад +3

    Kissinger seems a little sensitive about his war crimes; he even employs a brilliant Ivy League defense of it: "Everyone is doing it!"

  • @ramahgir4204
    @ramahgir4204 Год назад +2

    He was 28 in 1951, the year I was born.

  • @hollybigelow5337
    @hollybigelow5337 Год назад +348

    I wonder how many people over the years owe their deaths to this man. To be fair, when you are in a position like this you sometimes have to make hard decisions that may involve taking lives to save lives, and all humans make mistakes, but when you are in a position like this a genuine mistake can cost lives. I'm not talking about either of those situations.

    • @johnstrawb3521
      @johnstrawb3521 Год назад

      Kissinger, casual mass murderer.

    • @robertdore9592
      @robertdore9592 Год назад +54

      People don't owe the likes of Kissinger their deaths; he is RESPONSIBLE for them. There's a huge difference.

    • @bmniac
      @bmniac Год назад

      Read Hitchens on Kissinger
      Kissinger and Nxon bear the responsibility for China challenging the US today. Also destroying the bulk of US manufacturing.

    • @handsome-brute2666
      @handsome-brute2666 Год назад

      He's part of the Bilderberg Group😈💼👔💰💵💉like George H.W.Bush..depopulation and New World Order...he reminds me of Hitler who survived WW2 until 1962 or even 1970s with many murders under them...the EVIL ones 👴🏻😈live long cause ALL the heart surgeries are organs harvested from black males who died in Chicago

    • @noormaree2975
      @noormaree2975 Год назад

      كيسنجر ابن زنى هو ومن ساندوه

  • @hueylongadmirer1829
    @hueylongadmirer1829 Год назад +20

    If Hitler somehow survived WWII and lived to age 100, would you celebrate his birthday too?

    • @IMZLEGEND1
      @IMZLEGEND1 Год назад +3

      “ Somehow” u really beloved he shot himself ofc he is alive and well in Argentina

    • @joaosampaio4039
      @joaosampaio4039 Год назад +1

      Comparing Hitler to Kissinger is like comparing Ana Montana to Ted Bunty

    • @unclesamowitz9922
      @unclesamowitz9922 Год назад

      I know I would!

    • @koalabear1984
      @koalabear1984 Год назад

      @@joaosampaio4039 ana montana

    • @peter58peter
      @peter58peter Год назад

      hitler? this creature baby?

  • @Bavafa1
    @Bavafa1 11 месяцев назад +1

    Celebrating a war criminal and he is not the only one still alive and living freely among us.
    Yet we think we are the good guys.

  • @Silligk
    @Silligk 11 месяцев назад +1

    Impressive longevity, his mind seems very aware still too.

  • @MachiavellisThePrince
    @MachiavellisThePrince Год назад +60

    What is keeping Kissinger alive?!? It must be true when they say, "Only the good die young..."

  • @taylorbeckett9686
    @taylorbeckett9686 Год назад +28

    Hot deflection on those criticisms of him. I expected a better defense, not a "Well it still happens today!"... yeah that's part of the problem

    • @skylinerunner1695
      @skylinerunner1695 Год назад +8

      It was an arrogant and pathetic brush off, the kind of excuse a young child would make.

    • @dragonfox2.058
      @dragonfox2.058 Год назад +4

      Yes because we still have patriarchy which doesn't work for anybody

  • @Dana-wq5tp
    @Dana-wq5tp Год назад +9

    He looks good for his age but even more impressive is his still sharp mind.

  • @mmmoroi
    @mmmoroi 9 месяцев назад +2

    Earthly Jabba the Hutt has loads of explaining to do when he meets Hades one of these days.

  • @rr7firefly
    @rr7firefly Год назад +94

    Human interest story: my friend was at a meeting in New York when she worked at a design firm many years ago. When she entered the plush office she was introduced to Kissinger, who was sitting on a white sofa. She told me "He looked like a raisin on a white cushion."

    • @replyhere590
      @replyhere590 Год назад +3

      Would that be an ad hominem comment?

    • @alexthompson9516
      @alexthompson9516 Год назад +5

      ​@@replyhere590 He has a raisin-esque physique, but he's 100 years old.

    • @rr7firefly
      @rr7firefly Год назад +8

      @@replyhere590 I don't think she had a strong opinion either for or against Henry Kissinger. Her comment referred to his very deep tan on that day. And he is not a tall guy, so I think she was also saying he looked small-ish.

    • @energyexecs
      @energyexecs Год назад +2

      ...I grew up with raisins in the San Joaquin Valley California and would take a resilient raisin any day over a white cushion. :)

    • @truthray2885
      @truthray2885 Год назад +1

      @@energyexecs And over Kissinger too, I would hope.

  • @Wearetheliving33
    @Wearetheliving33 Год назад +20

    He sounds like the villain he is.

  • @abdul-kabiralegbe5660
    @abdul-kabiralegbe5660 Год назад +17

    That mind is still as perceptive as ever. Unbelievable.

    • @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx
      @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx 11 месяцев назад

      Oh seriously? Next you'll be claiming that Adolf Hitler was misunderstood.

  • @loghilman5429
    @loghilman5429 10 месяцев назад +1

    Watch him make it to 105.

  • @xpensfanatic2009
    @xpensfanatic2009 Год назад +97

    It's a cruel world in that Betty White couldn't make it to 100, but he has. Frankly, 98% of people are more deserving of making it to 100 than him.

    • @LAStreetPreacher
      @LAStreetPreacher Год назад +6

      If Mr. Kissinger doesn't repent of his sins and find faith in Jesus Christ he will perish under the wrath of a Holy and Righteous God. His longevity will only compound his punishment for his many sins throughout his long life.

    • @trickrunner4842
      @trickrunner4842 11 месяцев назад

      hes a legend one of americas best

    • @stevea8566
      @stevea8566 10 месяцев назад

      Sometimes making it to 100 could be more of a curse, you never know some people living to 100 years old may be constantly in physical pain or stay in a constant state of depression.

    • @anacom4238
      @anacom4238 10 месяцев назад

      After about age 80, life just becomes more painful most the time. He's blind in one eye and having other physical problems, seems pretty miserable. Now he has to hope there are no consequences for evil actions after this life.

    • @briandouglaswilson2974
      @briandouglaswilson2974 9 месяцев назад

      Hello reddit

  • @carolynturk-hu7je
    @carolynturk-hu7je Год назад +127

    Love Ted Koppel! Part of a group of journalists from my growing up. Of course, he would be the one to interview Henry Kissinger.

    • @lchaney
      @lchaney Год назад +14

      Yep. I was born in 86 and fondly remember Ted Koppel, Peter Jennings, Dan Rather, Tom Brokaw, and Sam Donaldson. News hasn't been the same or as good for at least 20 years.

    • @jannichi6431
      @jannichi6431 Год назад +3

      Such respect for both men. Fond spot, as Ted Koppel was at the resort the weekend I married. All the buzz, but no sightings of he nor his wife🌞

    • @twistoffate4791
      @twistoffate4791 Год назад +2

      It's comforting to simply hear Ted Koppel's voice again. I am a bit emotional.

    • @robertdore9592
      @robertdore9592 Год назад

      It should really have been Joe Rogan or Thomas Sowell.

    • @carolynturk-hu7je
      @carolynturk-hu7je Год назад +2

      @@robertdore9592 Really, why so? Neither are journalists.

  • @tilakgunaratna6035
    @tilakgunaratna6035 9 месяцев назад

    Great to be 100

  • @somerandomhomeboy
    @somerandomhomeboy 5 месяцев назад +6

    And now he's gone. Have we learned anything yet?

    • @voicesofdust4749
      @voicesofdust4749 5 месяцев назад +2

      No we haven't. America is still incredibly cucked out to Zionist supremacist ideology.

  • @latrinemarine826
    @latrinemarine826 Год назад +3

    Wow. Can’t wait for the 125th birthday interview

  • @straightupballin3
    @straightupballin3 Год назад +58

    Christopher hitchens book on Kissinger is fascinating.

    • @harrisfoster1066
      @harrisfoster1066 Год назад +13

      this man should be in jail

    • @a.champagne6238
      @a.champagne6238 Год назад +2

      And then he became a cheerleader for the Iraq War.

    • @straightupballin3
      @straightupballin3 Год назад +3

      @@a.champagne6238 that was a damn shame he fell for that

    • @a.champagne6238
      @a.champagne6238 Год назад

      @@straightupballin3 and he never wavered. Even William F. Buckley would eventually change his opinion on the war.

    • @straightupballin3
      @straightupballin3 Год назад

      @@a.champagne6238 for someone who protested bush seniors war against the same dictator, he fell for dubyas crap. And I feel 9/11 is perhaps what softened him to support the war. Makes you wonder if he was still alive, would he have changed his mind with all that came about for all the lies behind the war.