margaret thatcher the irony
has passed away
and she was a very very uh... polarizing because we have
a number of people going created a whole meeting here is that what happens for a
race issue has been throughout the world
and then we have a few people who have vilified her for her uh... anti
progressive policies so let's start with other people who love their rest reagan
have been a big hollywood star for a long time he met a lot of famous people
but without true she was in a special count imports
occurring cricket
ableman though
demanded series of conviction
uh... great credit
yes sometimes i think that she said well
but i think when you look back
she was overwhelmingly right in his judgment
also incredibly brilliant and we've eaten fast on the future
the portion of her personality which really something
to beholden in her sense of cantors she could be some disarming with those
one-liners capital but i'm sure there are plenty
canada and she she would be the rapist record regard write that down young man
particular this country is just lost it's greatest
prime minister since we've seen charge
the british people have lost integrated duration uh... they've lost somebody
should be an example
anybody report today and i think it's a lot of stretched said that she not only
changed the art
fishery in the u_k_ should change the arc
of history in the world margaret thatcher was a revolutionary
and she was paid liberator we're debating whether or not to go through
the united nations together you know uh... u_s_ security council resolution
authorizing the usual
but i never forget her sitting there in the wing chair in the oval
after this debate went on for about an hour after maybe an hour show and
foundation selected approach procedures as george nachiket garrett garrett huh
rejection anything that's not too much to consider the socialism or
heard what we call liberalism in america well if you do with women that that the
define themselves as per the women's movement of they don't like margaret
thatcher uh... i think he was but uh... eat
reebok blueprint that is pretty pretty please
but if you're looking at women that succeed by simply the quality of their
work their leadership since of one of the great uh...
women leaders of the twentieth century to disagree it's there
no one would in a fire with a with limited sixteen exactly overlap there
its nice its prime minister southwest virgil
some people call upon carry more milder
i'll go with america al gore the letter and i think her legacy is one of ships
people talk about in peter
right but i think it's it's the same thing they do with reagan might be
billed amount to be this thing that he wasn't
ronald reagan raise taxes the biggest tax increase in the history of our
he did all that stuff
and people just pretend that he didn't do that so corrupt
margaret that in the same thing which you get out of office
taxes were higher than when she came into office plus he added that she can
raise a value-added tax which they have
so acting she is this is all i can block
the things he did was back seaquest unions
uh... she hurt the poor people's women and she was a war monger building
dangling on that tape
let's just go and crushed
these people in the falkland islands left killed nine time three people is
what they did
for nothing
the idea anyway so even though they have to go out of the same little jokes about
o_j_ research question within a week for the two u_n_ allies as good a problem
for the discomfort scott hamilton people
have filing
but i i think that
what we're seeing in the media what you saw on those video clips is a
combination of people who simply shared her ideology and so they're gonna speak
favorably about her because she was
you're very strong unlike the people the right deep conservatives tend to
they tend to highlights people more so than than liberals i think i think it's
a psychological characteristic
and then you also have the people who might not agree with a red light if you
were actually fight like ask about the couple's is they might disagree with
their
but they simply feel like more you know we're mainstream media we can see the
making about her
for the differences between them and us of course i think we revealed more
cripple inherited a lot of well i hope so and i hope will be critical of the
cuz she was not a good leader uh... i mean as far as the provided
the results of the part of our policies and i think she did with that
there though
you know hum
she privatize london u_n_ mean she across the union's and uh... she had a
legacy of the boom and bust with their housing market in england so what what
what tell me some more bad stuff about artsy well of you should have a lot of
things that
i suppose conserves today would be happy with which is basically not staying
uh... and which was education secretary uh... in in england she was the one who
made his decision to stopped giving away free milk to seven and eleven-year-old
kids
in schools priscilla acrobat heard again became margaret thatcher nope snatcher
what your mother
about
professional
her right and uh... put this up so let's talk about her legacy a little bit uh...
so what did she do
uh... what i think that she did was as she
uh... on there
or leadership they shut down for two steel mills
in uh... in
and they effectively destroy the steel industry
now one can argue that was good or one of our credit was bad
the war one away is that the steel industry was
be propped up was
uh... public dollars to the government supported these
companies
three af support they were able to maintain
they're doing it to pay their workers
so i guess i'm the one hand he it was a way to
give people jobs
i gotta hand it was a waste of taxpayer dollars so she if she cut that and
should destroy it
and uh... you know with uh... combination of
high unemployment
uh... these uh...
cuts to deep cuts in subsidies to the reason this is a word
performing well she effectively destroy the spending her real legacy is not good
you know it duty um... v of the u dot utilities privatize in london's into
regulated
abyssinian business she cut will fear
she didn't even hurt the working class yes he did so yes some of the things
that she was four when she was prime minister and said so afterwards
socialized medicine
in the book you wrote after she was prime minister is she had a thought was
uh...
i believe that the n_h_l_ sets the national health care service was a
service which we can all be proud of
sold she is fourth socialized medicine she was out policy recognize climate
change there's another quote she said the dangers of global warming iseas yet
unseen but real enough
to make changes and sacrifices so that we do not live at the expense of future
generations she would be a caretaking today's republican party
conservatives would think she's with your for social at meals of the two
things are pushing back against the hardest
is biopharma care universal health care
and climate change just look at some gun control regulations anti-tax there you
go so against they're not
and the modern-day conservative conservative is sold far to the right
that they make mark roberts wrote that to ronald reagan looked liberal but so
what they have to do is rewrite history to make them not be a liberal