Kissinger , it's worth remembering, has a PhD in 19th century European imperial rivalries
Kissinger , to Google.
Kissinger to Whoopi Goldberg.
Kissinger was was the ultimate National Security Secretary of State professional
Kissinger , not a politician that I enormously admire but in his book on diplomacy he said it’s accepted if we conceal our true beliefs, our bottom line.
Henry Kissinger , then the US National Security Advisor, secretly visited China in 1971.
And Kissinger is talking here about the reaction if there were to be nuclear 9/11 or some other kind of nuclear exchange.
Henry Kissinger and so nobody is going to pay to publish my stories, which I thought were valuable.
Nixon Kissinger , Milton Friedman uh Jesse Helms, the first CIA director
It was Kissinger who called me that, the most dangerous man in America.
Nixon and Kissinger , I don't shy away from.
I remember when Kissinger was on TV all the time.
You're Henry Kissinger .
Or Henry Kissinger , I'm surprised I didn't get shot when I ran into him.
Amy Goodman: Kissinger called Daniel Ellsberg the most dangerous man in America and, uh, that's now the name of the Oscar-nominated film about,
cables to Kissinger and to Ford, but to Kissinger cause they were in the State Department.
biography of of Kissinger a book about the Cold War uh and that's a lot of
After I wrote about Henry Kissinger , which was a long time ago, my first book, he was such a handful to deal with, I
with George Shultz and Henry Kissinger , and Sam Nunn in three or four op-eds over the period of the last six or seven years,
That is still true of Kissinger .
No one but her and Kissinger , a creature so far from human as to scarcely matter, a being who might never die at all.
What do you think of the Nixon-Kissinger strategy of negotiation?
But I'm not aware of when Kissinger threatened to For example the Christmas bombing over North Vietnam.
but I think it was Henry Kissinger that said that the time you get peace is when both sides are exhausted.
history, Henry Kissinger for 2 years.
Well, Henry Kissinger suggested that world order rests on two pillars.
And really one of the arguments made was that Kissinger 's vision for Nixon was a geopolitical one, that actually he was aware
Kissinger brings it back.
Dr. Kissinger and I have talked for a long time about the future of the world. And I would argue that Dr. Kissinger is one of the foremost experts on the future of the physical
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, I was brought up in the nondigital world.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, I wrote this book almost by accident.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : I've seen a study to that effect.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : It's -- I think the cultural differences, unless they can be diminished,
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, of course, one question is why do they want nuclear weapons.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, Russia has never in its mind been fully part of the Westphalian
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, it's partly a question of attitude.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : -- and you, Russia, will take care of Iran, and you, China, take care of North Korea, it won't work.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : That's an opportunity, actually.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : I completely agree with that.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : There are many -- obviously, there are many reasons.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Now, there must be a limit to my tactlessness.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : But that is what we need.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : But that's a minor -- that's -- This is what I would -- this is what I would look for.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Yes.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : I don't know that.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : For their internal.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : Well, when you normalize relations, it must be because you have said
Dr. Henry Kissinger : And here is why I think this might be desirable.
Dr. Henry Kissinger : They will be .
Dr. Henry Kissinger : In two years.