If anything has got a chance of solving the world's problems in science and technology, and every breakthrough was the result of some body during the breaking through I'm David pope. This is unsung science, the untold creation stories behind the most mine blowing advances in science and tariff regime goodbye CBS news in Simon sister. You can. Two unsung science, wherever you get your high gas is the headline I saw in the new york times this morning when I got up here in your city. What's your reaction? It's a surprise. It's a great surprise. Yesterday I spoke with the president elected spot with trump. Yes, I did, he call you a you call him. I called

because the prime minister of ITALY, and he's behind the next big drama in this to multiple political year potential chain in his beautiful, yet inefficient country that will have ramifications across europe. Sixty minutes travel to a lot of far our places to tell a lot of incredible stories, but on this trip to the cologne and countryside. We ran smack into a medical detective story that man sexting, someone, you know and love after years of reach urge on a unique population of patients a month. Million dollar an aged back study has begun wit to see if the dry it all seiners. Disease may be preventable if it makes a difference for them. I think this is a reasonable chance. It could make a difference for all the rest of the people who get alzheimer's disease.

I'm steve Croft, I'm leslie star, I'm scott Pelee, I'm charlie rose, I'm bill whittaker. Those stories, plus a look back at a rare moment with fidel castro tonight on sixty minutes to play the new podcast network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports tech, entertainment plant and played out in italy is the stage for the next big drama in this drama. In this political year next sunday, italians will go to the polls to vote on a referendum driven by matteo Renzi ITALY's brash and carers.

prime minister. He wants to reduce the size of italy senate by two thirds, literally getting rid of hundreds of politicians. A monumental proposition for italy and himself renzo argues that italy has changed governments sixty three times in seventy years and trimming the size of government will help bring order to chaos and move the country into the twenty first century. The vote will have implications for all of europe and hinges on the considerable political skills of a modern day, Machiavelli a forty one year old, former mayor of florence, who is the youngest prime minister in ITALY's history, We met matteo rings in his home town of florence, where the renaissance was born and reared flourished This is the sort of each

here is a symbol of he insisted on conducting the interview in the magnificent palazzo vecchio, the old palace in a room with a view. Look at window, he ass, it was only forty eight hours after Donald trump had done the world. This is headline I saw in the new york times this morning when I got up here in your city. What's your reaction? It's a surprise. It's a great surprise. Yesterday I spoke with the president elected who spoke with Yes, I could he call you. Are you call him? I call them because the ALA president elected to serve a cooler by their prime minister of ITALY under ay. I wish every every good Good luck for for the next two years will leave you remind him that you had supported his opponent, bought on discuss about it about its normal aids degree.

The great plea of democracy, matteo renzo, finds himself at the centre of a great play of democracy. Battalions will vote on December for on a referendum he initiated it would change italy's constitution by slashing the number of senators in parliament. Italy is incredible because italy is the country with nine under fifty members of parliament, the double of united states of america, colonel you, Eddie has four hundred and thirty five members of the house and a hundred members of the senate in ITALY. The number six hundred turkey in the chamber and incentive to three hundred fifteen projections of our progress from shore a yes vote would reduce the senate to one hundred members, who would be appointed and not elected, renzo, believed that change is needed, because the senate is the graveyard of legislation in italy. These referendum is

op's a referendum to change democracy in italy is to reduce bureaucracy in ITALY. It is the worst counterfeit bureaucracy around the world, and this is very important if we have a system with a lot of politicians because glass is sixty three government change in seventy years. Sixty three governments in seventy year exactly because we have a system in terms of bureaucracy. Everything is difficult to. Everything is complicated and my idea is simply give simplicity too telly renzo is known as the demolition man in italy because he wants to scrap the old ways of doing business is already passed, a bill that makes it easier to hire and fire workers renting

argues that with a leaner senate, he can streamline the way italy is run History is ITALY's richest asset, but its presence is hampered by bloated and inefficient state it laser economy hasn't grown for two decades. The unemployment rate is nearly Twelve percent italian still know how to enjoy life, even as the countries seem stuck in place. Many italians are suspicious are brings motives for the referendum. Does this crazy? This is madness. This is ridiculous democracy as the right. that people have to choose their their representative virginia right. DE as the new mayor of Rome who came to office with little political experience, her party opposes rents is constitutional reform. He doesn't want to change the country, it just one more power, that's an incredible accusation to make more power to do what we want

maybe all the was that you want to do without having a great opposition from the parliament that they, seventeen is one of ITALY's leading columnist. He says renzo personal lives, the referendum early on by threatening to quit. If the no vote prevailed and, of course that concentrate all his opponents everywhere they will have the right to send a wherever we even within this party. So in practice, is a referendum on monetary policy and is the him against everyone else. It's become a vote about you and that's good. Yes, this is was my mistake in the force, the the of electoral campaign. I understand a mistake, I don't I don't accept.

people will say all politicians, I ever had to refuse to admit mistakes. No, I am, and I'm a man I can. I can make some mistakes if you can trust them. The poll showed that no boat slightly ahead, there have been weekly rallies against Renzi. And his referendum, some of which have turned vile while others have been simply pass- see. Even in his native florence, were banners at a recent rally. Red rennes go home although these only been in office for a little over two and a half years, matteo renzo, is now seen as the establishment, the vessel for people to vent their anger in a year when discontented voters are saying no to those in power. After the victor

We have trump. A lot of italian. Properly saw we war, they said trump was a boat for no yes, but if tramp worn in michigan or. it's not the same thing in alone by the name of the amount that europe is nervous already rattled this year by the shock of the bricks of both the euro. In union needs stability in ITALY, a country notorious ports. Instead woody and president obama, with an eye, perhaps on boosting rented before the referendum last month, invited rennes. He and his wife on USA to the white house for the final stage the obama years. If renzo pulls that a victory next week, it would likely be because he is a relentless campaigner and master master operative states grey,

Malta with his tuscan, swagger and florentine ease with the italian language is racing. Around it like. A man who is consume. One double espresso too many Renzi is a natural politician. He is trying to convince his people that a yes vote is the best chance for ITALY to move forward. Here's what I hear from you sitting here in this remarkable place of history. I love italy so much. I want to change it in order and make sure it can be all that it can the messengers exactly that after two years and does it make sure in iran, as prime minister. I am absolutely sure about the rotation all of my card

from a young age. Renzo was the smartest person in the room at age nineteen he won over thirty thousand dollars on the italian version of wheeler fortune by age. Thirty, four. He became the mayor of florence size in two thousand fourteen, despite not being a member of parliament, he managed to assume the prime minister seat without winning an election. It was a move worthy of his fellow florentine macchiavelli, whose name for five centuries has defined the gaining a political advantage. We are in this city of florence. The homework Machiavelli yes, Natali, Machiavelli dollar Machiavelli, worked exactly in the other room. He work and there s and the recent portraits of Machiavelli. Now Machiavelli was about power in the exercise of power.

That's the game. Urea Machiavelli is eight in italy me kiss Machiavelli. Is there a presentation, as a man use every way to achieve the power, but they think Ellie is one of the symbol of the daily unintelligence. This is the portrayal of much of outlay. Renzo is self aware and self deprecating, but the joke in italy is that renders ego is so huge, the entrances to the palazzo back. You had to be enlarged to occur if the data is actually here is what some of my journalistic friends have said to me is a man in a harry talks too much has tried to do a lot in two and a half years.

Yours, but they remind me that you're priest said to you: god exists matteo, but you are not got is through it told me. It's very funny. Lothar Yes, I am. I am amending the arena as President rules world that arose about said the man in the rain or deserves the credit, I'm not interested to change about the government. I aim to change the conditions for the people, so he asked, I think, a lot but I think this is the only way for italy and these moments suppose you lose for me. It's not important free man, I'm not as the old politicians in italy. The old politician untying the chair for a lot of. Kids. So if we will lose the referendum, this is not a problem for me. It's a problem.

For the new generation of tyres, because it's a lost opportunity. If it's a yes vote, what does it mean for him? Well, if it's a yet yes vote, we have to be really care, for. We have to find a way to to anchor material to somewhere down to earth, because it's gonna float, in rome you see. You know you look at the sky. This material is floating away because he's gonna over the moon. Prime minister rendered is proud of how once upon a time his native florence brought the west its greatest cultural transformation, the genius is who produce glorious art and brilliant ideas, are still celebrated here: Michelangelo, Then she, galileo, flores for me,

is not not simply a city is, is a sentiment, and I think it's impossible to be a politician without sentiment. Matteo wrenches sense of romance about the wonders of florence makes him optimistic. Italy can launch a new renaissance within the yes, the italy steadily future, because in the last twenty twenty hears italy discussed all about the past. Oh the past, these wonderful in italy. Look look botz evacuees, do the most beautiful place around the world. In my opinion, I think this is an incredible place, but the past is not fishing is not enough. We need the future because we are italians and eaten

is not always easy. Italy is not only museum, ITALY is not only the past. This is the point. I welcome to a new package network featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, tack, entertainment and more play it play died in nobel prize winning colombia. Novelist, Gabrielle, garcia mark has once wrote of a man go town in the middle of the jungle whose residents suffer from a mysterious afoot, and that are races their memories. Today in a region of colombia, called antioquia reality appears to be imitating fiction no way that may answer questions for all of us. Anti yoga home to the largest concentration in the world of people who carry a rare netteke mutation. That makes them one hundred percent certain to develop alzheimer's disease

and as devastating as alzheimer's is anywhere. This is a particularly cruel version. It strike when people are in their mid fortys and leads to death about a decade later. It is a tragic situation, but a perfect scientific laboratory and it's now the centre of a multi million dollar an age back study trying to find out for the first time whether all sizes may be preventable. Are the andes, mountains and lush countryside of anti ok, a colombia whose cap city marrying was once famous for murder and the drug cartel pablo sk a bar today marrying or jeanne as its pronounced here is peaceful, but for some families here they're still battle going on a battle against

an insidious disease, this family mother, cecilia, her seven children and grandchildren lost its patriarch alonso For me, my fire was number one: Freddy, the oldest remembers his dad. Ways eager to join in and play with him and his friends Maria legatee, he was a very joyful person. He loved to dance around up islamic. He was a really nice person, a very good father after they had mia before the disease first started: what will you noticing that made you think he's he's different in bissau, operated that's good. I had I weren't you started asking. What is the day to day? Do I have to go to work agenda and we got concerned alive. so at the time, was in his mid forties. So the men

laws and confusion made no sense. His doctor suggested exercise and vitamins, but Alonso just got worse, forgetting the names of his children getting lost and disoriented. His son victor had to help him get dressed men per year, like amicia. I gave him his shirt and I told him dad com one I'll help. You put your shirt on eloping middle case with oil, and the first thing he did was to grab it Equally, we set up a little bit and put it on through his feet. Did he understand what was happening to him? When does the lucy? Is there were moments the city and commit they won't die where he would May I say, son what's happening to me not equip I don't, I remember, not accorded them easy, whose I dont remember my children or my wife. No second, so I don't know why

your son. Hullo took him back to see the doctor convent payment that looked on. They had thought when I asked the doktor, I told him doctor, I'm not leaving here either there will stand on a jacket in any priority. Until you tell me what is wrong with my father, the doctor sent them to francisco lo para just at the university of anti ogier, who knew exactly what was wrong with alonso, because he'd become the local authority on ash of early onset, alzheimer's cases in and around marrying they. Well, yes, you this is a very early in life. It began many years earlier, back in the nineteen eighties, when low para was a young medical resident. He had read about small numbers of peoples, added around the world who developed alzheimer's in their forties. So

a forty seven year old man came into his mary clinic with alzheimer's. Like symptoms, he was intrigues and decided to investigate new met this one man and you decided to go to waste, draw to the town where he was leaving. low para learn that the man's father and grandfather had also lost their memories in their forties, then a few Years later, another similar patient came into the clinic this time. forty two year old woman from a town forty miles away, dartle appear as then nurse Lucille Madrigal asked if any of her relatives also I started, losing their memories when they were young, no control, because he killed papa close to your skill, as they told us. Yes, that the father, the uncle's, the grandfather, the great grandfather canal, a big kenya, and so I started making a little family tree on one page use animals and I showed it to doktor low pair.

And told him look what we have here. What is this so many with the same disease and so began a detective hunt it lasted more than a decade: low, para and Madrigal, traveled all over the region. Finding more and more people afflicted with early onset, alzheimer's and compiling family trees. They thought it might be gender so Madrigal spent days at parish, churches poring over heavy ledge swear priests for generations had recorded village, births, marriages and deaths. Thanks to these meticulous records, she was able to trace the disease back hundreds of years and to make an important discovery. The different families were actually one here huge, extended family, connected generations back by common ancestors who had died, young with an unusual cause of death,

written down by the priest softening of the brain or laugh now. This is what sir Funding the brain looks like in real life. Fernand was forty six years old, a descendant of that second page years ago he started getting things when he was in his late thirty's. How can no longer speak feed himself out I'm along or do just about anything on his own? She raised his aunt, takes care of him round the clock, just as she did with his mother when she got the disease, the same age, nor rally as at an even later stage of the disease. Despite her appearance, she is just fifty eight years old patients were going from miles,

comes to complete dementia and then death within about a decade has de facto apparel showed us in these cognitive test results. You can see of thirty eight, even at thirty eight, this man struggled as many older alzheimer's patients due to copy a complex drawing accurately at forty five and things got worse from there? He thus more at fifty web. Ah, doctoral au pair I was convinced that what he and Madrigal were discovering with scientifically important is away, but even as they more patience and more related families. He couldn't get anyone out. I'd colombia to take notice until nineteen. Ninety three, when a harvard professor came to give it talk about alzheimer's in bogota several hours away. There was a person in the order

its francisco lop arab, who came up after the talk and said you know, there's have a family. Here. They were, has early onset, alzheimer's can classic what you see santa Barbara was that professor a family- it could have been. Four people could have been just for people, but he started to tell me how many was and as I listen to him, I became just so, well absorbed and take it with but he was telling me that I changed all my plans went with him to managing and we began a collaboration that goes on to this day. They showed classic what lucille Madrigal showed us the family tree they had compiled, based on all that searching through church records for just one of the affected families going back all the way. The eighteen hundreds. This is one family warner, solar. It just kept unfolding and unfolding

bring. These pages are small squares, representing men circles for women. The coloured in squares in circles mean the person got sick, with alzheimer's at an early age. Look she had these sons and a daughter, and then it just kept them down through the generations? When we looked at the family trees about fifty per some of the offspring we're getting the disease. That's a clear signature of a gene, but what jean CASA connected doctor appear with leading geneticists in the u s and they started collecting blood samples and searching with it, here, a major breakthrough? They found a specific mutation in jeanne on chromosome fourteen one tiny flaw in the dna responsible for all this family suffering. The discovery was

wished and ninety ninety seven in the journal of the american medical association, low para had identified the largest cause duration of early onset, alzheimer's cases in the world. If a person has that mutation, do they get alzheimer's? Is they do if they haven't they definitely that is right. There are some mutations where you dont definitely get it, but this is a bad one and if you have mutation you get it for families like alonzo discovering, Mutation was a blessing, a crucial first step towards finding a way to fight the disease, but it was also occurs because it meant that anyone whose parents have the mutation as a fifty fifty chow of having inherited it to do any of you know. If you have mutation. Do you now know? Nobody knows nobody knows well, somebody knows doktor le para and his team

testing for the mutation and compiling a database, but there policy is not to tell family members if they have the mutation or not, and not even reveal a results to doktor le para. Since at this point there is nothing that can be done to help address if they want to quality, and sometimes I ask which one you will get a, but I that thought away because I dont want to think about that on which our send your camellia. I pray a lot to god that none of them gets a killer, it ah monsieur. I dont want to see my children have met with that disease. Each one of you knows because of your father, that you have a fifty fifty chance. So what kind of a wait does that put on you day in and day out later goffredo yours, I've even pray to god that if I show you an opportunity for there's, one person who has to the disease that iran is critical. May I say to god: let it be me, though:

Look at who impediment I get it. I thank god that I'm a nurse and then I would be able to take care of them, but neither can we meet the whole calmly papa. I tell myself first I had to go through with my dad the experience of the disease. May I thank god that growth and I may have to go through it with one of my siblings. with several we dont know by Sarah told us she would love to have children of her iron, but given her risk of developing the disease, she's decided against it. Committee who nothing on any period so that my child and don't have to go through my same experience, you been working. As for thirty years, How do you cope with all his pain? It was not the response we had expected. It's that hard.

that hard but doktor low para knew that even in the midst of all this tragedy, there might just be a glimmer of hope, because what he had discovered in these families, hundreds of people destined to develop all an easily identifiable with a simple genetic tests presented a unique scientific opportunity to test whether it's possible to step in and stop early onset, and maybe all all cyrus disease before it starts, welcome to play at the new pike, ass network, featuring radio and tv personalities, talking business, sports, tack, entertainment and more play it play died, it Alzheimer's disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the united states. Within five million americans have alzheimer's right now and given the age

baby boomers population. That number is projected to newly triple by midcentury, Unlike many other leading killers, there no effective treatment and alzheimer's diagnosis is essentially a prescription for a slow descent into oblivion and inexorable loss of the memories, spatial skills and ability to think that make us who we are early onset. Alzheimer's patients like the hundreds of family Prison colombia are a tiny fraction of the whole, but to scientists they could be everything because they are offering researchers something they have never had before a way to test whether intervening years before people start having symptoms might halt the disease in its tracks, Answers are still years away, but with more than a thousand america

developing alzheimer's every day away to prevent it cannot come soon enough. The scene we win in doktor, Pierre terrio, examine at the banner all seiners institute in phoenix is one that plays out in Iraq has offices every day, so if I asked you what city were in right now, what would you say? you know right. I dont know at this moment norm age. Seventy two has been diagnosed with alzheimer's. The typical late in life form, so many of us fear it begin with mild memory and thinking problems and spirals into full on dementia, who is, young lady over their betsy and is sheer friend, ps how'd. You know betsy because I loved her

for a long time? Okay, is she your sister a little bit of both aha? Is she your wife, and I don't think so? Ok, okay, pick your somebody really good who it was I ve, been married fifty one years unlike early on, Alzheimer's there's been no sir jeanne identified that causes this matter sheer knows no. wait, I know who among us is destined to get it. What percentage of all people we're. Gonna get alzheimer's percent of us sixty or older will have had a dimension like alzheimer's disease, but by the we hit. Eighty five percent. That percentage is approaching: fortyish percent, that's a then these are goggins

if the disease has been called out by the world health organization as the coming pandemic. the west we have to do something to put it behind us? Can draw the numbers for a clock but doktor. Claudia chaos, leading all seiners, researcher and clinician at the university of California. Irvine says she's frustrated that she can offer her patience. Any hope I have to say I ve been doing this now for a third of a century and when I started, I just never would believe we would still not be closer than we are now to making a real difference. It has been a little disappointing, so there it hasn't been for lack of trying kay was gave us a quick primmer on the tell tale signs of alzheimer's in the brain. After autopsy, they replaced see a brown spot. That is a senile amyloid plaques. In contrast, you see these black.

that tend to be triangular shape? Those are what we call february. Tangles, the relationship between plaques entangles isn't completely understood. but because it's been shown that amyloid plaques build up in the brain before tangles and years before patients develop symptoms. You do that. Pharmaceutical companies have spent hundreds of millions of dollars since the early two thousands developing dry, to remove amyloid from the brain and hundreds of me. And more to test those drugs in patients like norm of all the trials that have been done. What percent have succeeded about one said, in other words, a resounding failure. So what That said, you think Well, it says either. Amyloid is not the right thing to go after

or it says we need to remove it earlier on in the process before it's made, all the other things cascade after you know, if you give a polio, seen, one somebody has polio. You can understand why it doesn't work yours, that maybe those drugs haven't worked because the person, what he had alzheimer's exactly and maybe, if we give merrily enough, it might work. But how can you test drugs on people before they do Let the disease, when you don't know who among us is going to get it for more. I, sir, under terrio and they executive director at the banner alzheimer's institute, doktor Eric riman realized. There was a place where you could know who going to get all seiners anti; ok, when my phone began to ring by then can

ass it had been studying the colombian extended family for fifteen years, received a call from the people a banner, and they said you know you have this family, we know When they're gonna get it, we know who's gonna get it. Can we start treating before the disease strikes classic? acted, terrio and riman, with doktor le para, who, by that time, had identified hundreds of people who carried the gene mutation. guaranteeing that they would be struck with alzheimer's in the prime of their lives, riman and terrio. Travel to marrying and met with both healthy and sick members of the extended family. Is this particular family in the world. Extraordinary. There's, nothing else like the idea that there is this council creation within roughly one hundred miles of each other is just an extraordinary phenomenon and a perfect scientific laboratory

to lay the groundwork for a large clinical trial banner flew a group of extended fame members from mehdi Ain t phoenix for pets scans, one goal to compare the brains of those with without the mutation years, but or any memory loss began when they, in their thirties. Since, with regard doctor, and showed us the results, this is somebody who doesn't have the gene. They have no plaques in the brain, but in members of the family, with a mutation was a different story: extensive amyloid deposition in the brain. That's the red red is war a boy yellow, is also amyloid. This brain had even more The images showed that amyloid plaques build up in the Rain more than a decade before memory loss begins. So if a drug could remove that red and yellow, maybe the disease, could be prevented. Banner developed

plan for a multi million dollar drug trial income, and a meeting with leading scientists pharmaceutical companies and represent It is of the and h the end of the meeting. Each scientist was allowed to say one closing, thought and francisco have the last word le para and he paused a long time, and you could hear a pin drop in the room. I say to them: we will their families are waiting for. You waiting for you. That's the point where you know the goose bumps came, and we said we really have to make this work. We really do and they did with a committee. Bent of fifteen million dollars from an age, another fifteen million from philanthropists and the rest from drug company genetic. The trial on an image. no therapy drug to remove amyloid plaque enrolled its first patient three years ago,

and they ve been a rolling more people ever since they told me about this story- and I say yes go right away and anything that you needed ikea, Freddie, Freddy all his sibling signed up. A cable was applied. And is to unroll a total of three hundred members of the extended family who are healthy, no memory loss yet two hundred who have the mutation and another one hundred who don't that way. No one will learn their genetic status. Just by being accepted into the study of the two hundred with the mutation half will get injections of the drug, the other half will be injected with a harmless placebo. The study is double blow and neither patients nor investigators will know whose getting what they have to come in every two weeks for at least five years long enough to see whether the group taking the drug does better than the group taking placebo fight

results are expected until twenty twenty one. Is this the first time and all these years of seeing these patients that you can? Actually, offered them hope he has. This is the first time because it, but we only offer them education, where the quality of life, but no hope to have the solution, and now they have hope it become. What be the best outcome in nobody who receives the immunity therapies, experiences any worsening of their thinking. Your memory ability doesn't change at all, doesn't decline. That would be fabulous, that's a stretch goal, and that would be just the beginning if it makes a difference for them I think this is a reasonable chance. It could make a difference for all the rest of the people who get alzheimer's disease. Tell me which hand attaching, and that, of course is the ultimate goal to help her

the late in life, form of alzheimer's that we're all susceptible to the hope is that one day every one of us be screened and when necessary, treated before problems begin. That might be the case that just like, when you go to your doktor, to get your cholesterol checked in your blood to see if you need drugs to lower your strong, you would go and get an amyloid pets. and it would be tired of routine prevention. What if the drug removes the amazon and they still get the disease, that will mean that there are other things we need to be targeting besides amyloid, but will you say that the drug test was successful? Harnesses is to say, yes, I think that we need to know the answer. The answer to weather the field focus

I amyloid a plaque. Removal for the last fifteen years has been a failure. If this test doesn't work, they will at least know they need to go in a different direction in know, victor all the other drugs trials that have gone on for years have all failed to do. You know that stations very, I said, had let it you this, but this is going to be the exception. This is the exception. If it does work. This saves this community wanta, be amazing, be amazing. To me, I'm always impressed these families that come from such a role, area of the world have the potential for informing us globally, about a path forward for conquering alzheimer's. learn more about the latest alzheimer's trials and how to join them at sixty.

It's over time, dotcom rumours that fidel castro was on his death bed began almost ten years ago. This time they are true, fidel castro die friday, once a revolutionary leader battling a tyrannical dictator, then a tyrannical dictator himself tonight we'll take a look nodded his last days or the last year's, but the beginning of his reign and we'll do it with the help of a CBS news correspondent by the name of edward our moreau, we ve dusted off a grainy black and white interview. Mauro did with castro in February nineteen. Fifty nine Just thirty days after taking power, feel it was castro's last full interview in english moreau. we're! Assuming I took an oddly and inexplicably castro war pajamas fidel castro at the age of

to you now have in your hands a great deal of power and a great deal of responsibility. Aren't you a little frightened by this? Where is really not frightening because have say companies this rearing You came at a time of great promise forecasts. He had just ousted a corrupt dictator and was greeted by, cheering crowds as he and revolutionaries, entered their diet. Fidel castro, are you concerned all about the communist influence in cuba. No worry, because failure is not about He didn't? U. History would prove otherwise They said they might end up being fitted for more than half a century. Fidel castro was the communist ninety miles off our shores facing eleven american president's he could be ruthless and repressive and at the same time,

I'm a national hero who brought educate and medical care to his people Fidel castro was ninety. I'm build whittaker, we'll be back next week with another addition of sixty This is to take out with major gareth ginger The chairman of the house, judiciary committee is our special guest, Kevin Mccarthy be speaker, but for Jim Jordan and Kevin Mccarthy has done a good job. Was it personal often said, congress is not altogether that different from high school personal grudges and grievances and not being a part of the cool kids whatever. What was it? What was the ss to eat ath as them come on, Why you ever since my oh, what it was about my guess is there may be some of that for more from this week's conversation, follow that take out with major garrett on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast.