President Reagan Meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Oval Office on December 8, 1987

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  • Full Title: US/Soviet Summit. President Reagan and General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev enter oval office and Gorbachev signs VIP guest Book, Photo Op with General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev in Oval Office, General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev Departs at C-9 on December 8, 1987
    Creator(s): President (1981-1989 : Reagan). White House Television Office. 1/20/1981-1/20/1989 (Most Recent)
    Series: Video Recordings, 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
    Collection: Records of the White House Television Office (WHTV) (Reagan Administration), 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
    Transcript: www.reaganlibrary.gov/index.p...
    Production Date: 12/8/1987
    Access Restriction(s):Unrestricted
    Use Restriction(s):Unrestricted
    Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065-0600
    Phone: 800-410-8354, Fax: 805-577-4074, Email: reagan.library@nara.gov
    National Archives Identifier:81145208
    catalog.archives.gov/id/81145208

Komentáře • 814

  • @felipediaz1625
    @felipediaz1625 Před 3 lety +734

    Man you can really see in Gorbachev’s eyes that he is a good man, like a guy who really wanted peace and to sort things out correctly. Compare it to previous soviet leaders and you can see the difference

    • @phoenixscott001
      @phoenixscott001 Před 3 lety +73

      Thus why he got a Nobel peace prize

    • @iiiMaRX91
      @iiiMaRX91 Před 3 lety +22

      Hes the best!!!

    • @pittmanfh
      @pittmanfh Před 3 lety +96

      Gorbachev is not a popular man in current-day Russia. They look upon him as the man who sold them out. Prior to the dissolution of the USSR, the people lived pretty well. Once it collapsed, the people really suffered (for many, to this day). I think Gorbachev knew during this meeting that his empire was in trouble. It came to a point where Gorbachev asked the US and Western Europe for financial assistance. They turned him down, and the rest is history. Socialism/Communism will *always* end in this manner. It was not his fault. He just happened to have been the guy when it ultimately happened.

    • @omfaldu3125
      @omfaldu3125 Před 3 lety +5

      He is the best dictator lol, but really he is good

    • @user-mx3cv1zy8y
      @user-mx3cv1zy8y Před 3 lety +19

      @@pittmanfh There has been no socialism in the USSR since 1961, when a political counter-revolution took place and the *dictatorship of the proletariat* was thrown out of the Communist Party program. 1961-1991 is a transitional period from socialism to capitalism. Your statement that socialism always ends with a lack of money is sheer nonsense. The USSR fell into a hole in debt already under Gorbachev.

  • @swetanshusahoo7970
    @swetanshusahoo7970 Před rokem +164

    RIP Gorbachev, The last leader who helped us to end the cold war, and bring Peace in International Scale.

    • @faustoflores5182
      @faustoflores5182 Před rokem +1

      Ok it was genius

    • @giaserpicocci
      @giaserpicocci Před rokem +5

      I have the utmost respect for President Ronald Reagan, what grace and respect 🙏

    • @me5774
      @me5774 Před rokem

      You did not end the cold war, The Eastern Europeans did it.

    • @gunterodim1535
      @gunterodim1535 Před rokem +5

      Gorbachev's mistake was that he allowed the collapse of the USSR. because of this, a lot of wars happened on the territory of the USSR countries: the Chechen wars, Georgia, Abkhazia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Ukraine ... Millions died in these wars and millions died of starvation due to the collapse of the USSR. In other words, Gorbachev is a kind and gentle man who killed millions. This also happens in history.

    • @jakebhenry2228
      @jakebhenry2228 Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@gunterodim1535If you go anywhere west of Minsk once a citizen of a Soviet client state of god forbid lived in the Soviet Union he is hailed as a hero that freed them from the shackles of oppression and command economics that led to the deaths of millions under socialisms’ brutal reign. He saw the flaws of the system he had to run and did his best to correct them and throughout all of it he listened to his people in his actions and acted out their wishes, he was a hero regardless of what his predecessors made of the world of hope he left behind in his resignation(also, he wasn’t the catalyst for all the crimes by Russia you listed, that credit goes to Yeltsin and ethnic bigotry that preceded Gorbachev).

  • @Joshua_Cares
    @Joshua_Cares Před rokem +87

    One of the most legendary figures of the 20th Century for sure! With his birthmark, Gorbachev became the portrait for diplomacy, cooperation, and world peace. RIP

  • @Bob31415
    @Bob31415 Před 2 lety +103

    12:56 - Gorbachev even extends a handshake to Reagan's interpreter. He was a really gracious guest.

  • @mturnblom
    @mturnblom Před 4 lety +299

    This is an irrelevant comment, but the clarity of this video is amazing!

    • @steinrich56
      @steinrich56 Před 4 lety +4

      very observant....I wondered about that too........somewhere, someone, is pulling strings.......

    • @ns7353
      @ns7353 Před 4 lety +7

      @@steinrich56 must be close to original file, very low compression amazing for early digital

    • @DominikSobolewski
      @DominikSobolewski Před 4 lety +1

      @@ns7353 How do you know it's digital? It's probably Betacam.

    • @isaiah2810
      @isaiah2810 Před 3 lety +2

      It was 1987 not 1957 lol.

    • @ch3rrywave
      @ch3rrywave Před 3 lety

      @@isaiah2810 This video is from 1958 and looks great too czcams.com/video/gYbVQY0cBWk/video.html

  • @eboymorales3047
    @eboymorales3047 Před 2 lety +52

    "I shook hands with both Ronald, Reagan and Mcdonalds"
    -Gorbachev

  • @thomasjust2663
    @thomasjust2663 Před 5 lety +210

    Here you can see that Mr Gorvachev was a natural politician, he would have succeded in reaching the pinnacles of leadership in any country

  • @thejupiter1744
    @thejupiter1744 Před 5 lety +223

    I’m old and I remember my mother really crying and hugging me. It was only 40 years later that she explained that the reason she was so upset that day was because it was the Cuban missile crisis and she really thought that day that nuclear weapons would be launched and we’d all be vaporised. Frightening times.

    • @amsolicurio
      @amsolicurio Před 4 lety +5

      Dark Times indeed

    • @onlytrish1969
      @onlytrish1969 Před 3 lety +5

      My parents were conspiracy theorists or devout christians (take your pick) who were born during the great depression. They quickly realized it was a cover for the Aids fiasco, something they had advanced warning of. Goes back to vaccines and all the damages it can cause. Public pressure from regular Americans exposing facts. Disinfo is legal since the Smith-Mundt act was repealed. Thank goodness we have the internet to research these things. Cheers!

    • @justinkerrigan5863
      @justinkerrigan5863 Před 3 lety

      @@onlytrish1969 wait what? How did they have advanced knowledge of it? Please elaborate

    • @onlytrish1969
      @onlytrish1969 Před 3 lety

      @@justinkerrigan5863 My sister and i were used as lab rats for the military. Doctors are only as good as their training.

    • @phoenixscott001
      @phoenixscott001 Před 3 lety +3

      Gorbachev out there in 2020 just hating on Nuclear Weapons

  • @dallinbissett1992
    @dallinbissett1992 Před 4 lety +73

    How can they even hear each other?! Clack, clack, clack, clack

    • @Alex-pn5sh
      @Alex-pn5sh Před 3 lety +1

      lol

    • @bryanperalta740
      @bryanperalta740 Před 3 lety +1

      Even if they hear one another they wouldn’t understand one another hence they are both dependent with their translators.

  • @jeannefrancoisesezirahiga2175

    RIP Mikhail Gorbachev !🙏

    • @Renard88
      @Renard88 Před rokem

      He was betrayer of Russia

  • @naveedkhan8023
    @naveedkhan8023 Před rokem +24

    What a historical moment.

  • @ozarkpipertony8396
    @ozarkpipertony8396 Před 2 lety +23

    I miss this generation.

  • @glennhanchey5744
    @glennhanchey5744 Před 4 lety +609

    Hard to believe Gorbachev outlived Reagan by about 30 years, isn't it?

    • @achadha
      @achadha Před 4 lety +113

      Ronald Reagan was 20 year's older to Gorbachev.

    • @rohanr.9714
      @rohanr.9714 Před 4 lety +45

      reagan died in 2004.

    • @SocialistFinn1
      @SocialistFinn1 Před 4 lety +62

      Gorbachev is still alive, what do you mean "outlived"

    • @ihl8608
      @ihl8608 Před 4 lety +13

      @@achadha you can't respond to a liberal idiot

    • @GoDawgs18
      @GoDawgs18 Před 4 lety +18

      Reagan died in 2004 while Gorbachev is still alive

  • @ianlewis2813
    @ianlewis2813 Před rokem +4

    The world was a safer World with Mikhail Gorbachev & Ronald Reagan in charge ..Both were a Gentlemen and a President ....

  • @alvarogill
    @alvarogill Před 3 lety +50

    Huge respect to the interpreters

    • @piotrekes
      @piotrekes Před rokem

      Pavel Palazhchenko , a long term soviet interpreter .

    • @polishviking3586
      @polishviking3586 Před rokem

      Why? Here it was easy, slow and comfortable... that's nothing...

  • @martincarey577
    @martincarey577 Před rokem +9

    Really intelligent and not one bit intimidated by his surroundings a real Man

  • @lonnieseeling394
    @lonnieseeling394 Před 2 lety +36

    Two of the best men alive in the 80s by far

  • @frankdenardo8684
    @frankdenardo8684 Před rokem +20

    R.I.P. Mikhail Gorbachev. A leader who ended the cold war, and brought down the Iron Curtain.

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem +1

      Imagine Putin trying to fit in Gorbachev's shoes 🗽

    • @frankdenardo8684
      @frankdenardo8684 Před rokem

      @@martincarey577 Not an easy task

    • @existence.5806
      @existence.5806 Před rokem

      @@martincarey577 sadly won't happen.

    • @gunterodim1535
      @gunterodim1535 Před rokem

      Gorbachev's mistake was that he allowed the collapse of the USSR. because of this, a lot of wars happened on the territory of the USSR countries: the Chechen wars, Georgia, Abkhazia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Ukraine ... Millions died in these wars and millions died of starvation due to the collapse of the USSR. In other words, Gorbachev is a kind and gentle man who killed millions. This also happens in history.

    • @Yafale
      @Yafale Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@@gunterodim1535well i mean the transitions from a soviet country to a republic costs lives, but it is for the greater future for the country

  • @bnkundwa
    @bnkundwa Před 5 lety +92

    The profession of interpreter became very important.

    • @kentoscocos5238
      @kentoscocos5238 Před 5 lety +11

      yep and there's still a demand for that nowadays

    • @davidlucasfer
      @davidlucasfer Před 4 lety +2

      Yes of course

    • @MrBcardinal35
      @MrBcardinal35 Před 3 lety +1

      He said apple pie and bald eagles suck and dares you to launch the nukes

  • @jediskunk67
    @jediskunk67 Před 3 lety +14

    Gorbachev is now 90 years old!

  • @aeon4013
    @aeon4013 Před 2 lety +11

    Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan 🕊️❤️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇸

  • @bspilcker
    @bspilcker Před 6 lety +383

    We need Reagan and Gorbi back to sort the world out!

    • @0legmakarenk0
      @0legmakarenk0 Před 6 lety +11

      Only not Gorbachev!!!

    • @evyn04
      @evyn04 Před 5 lety +35

      Sadly Regans gone but we still have Gorbachev

    • @RFazor
      @RFazor Před 5 lety +16

      the 2 most impactful and greatest leaders of the last half of the 20th century

    • @8535eddie
      @8535eddie Před 5 lety +6

      Trump will do just fine for now.

    • @TheProAer
      @TheProAer Před 5 lety +1

      I agree

  • @nikolai9278
    @nikolai9278 Před 4 lety +58

    Basically the world order of that era in a single frame. 🇺🇲🇷🇺

  • @behnam1993able
    @behnam1993able Před 4 lety +92

    The world had never seen a peaceful leader like Gobachev. Respect

    • @rohanr.9714
      @rohanr.9714 Před 4 lety +2

      @Andre T no, breshnev did. Gorbachev pulled the ussr out of the war.

    • @user-hu7pv9ud2k
      @user-hu7pv9ud2k Před rokem +1

      Gorbachev was stupid.

    • @gertrudemcfuzz74
      @gertrudemcfuzz74 Před rokem

      @@user-hu7pv9ud2k He was a decent man unlike the war criminal thug Russia has now.

    • @user-hu7pv9ud2k
      @user-hu7pv9ud2k Před rokem

      @@gertrudemcfuzz74 America has war crime too

  • @ps4games164
    @ps4games164 Před 2 lety +7

    I like Gorbachev. That man changed the world to good and end the soviet tyranny.

  • @honestyfenix530
    @honestyfenix530 Před 4 lety +145

    Relaxed and intelligent man Gorbachev. Perfect for the transition of USSR to the Russian Federation. Reagan, for me, a good president.

    • @breizhcatalonia1993
      @breizhcatalonia1993 Před 4 lety +6

      True, the problem was Yeltsin. You should not have supported him.

    • @dungeon_masster.
      @dungeon_masster. Před 3 lety +1

      @@breizhcatalonia1993 haha! we have nothing to eat, we don't have a real freedom and we don't have any garantee that hardlines will not return to the power and 1937 will not repead again, Gorbachev don't try to solve this problems, but trying to turndown the perestroika since 1990, after this, we should not to support Yeltsin. what the f*ck?

    • @cdr861532
      @cdr861532 Před 2 lety +6

      @@dungeon_masster. Gorbachev was not the cause of any of that. He just happened to be in office when all the failures of the USSR climaxed. Without Gorbachev, the USSR (mainly Russia) would have been engulfed in a civil war. Plus, you guys got Yeltsin and that is the start of the problems that you have now.

    • @casartherandom3010
      @casartherandom3010 Před rokem

      @@dungeon_masster. Really? You're seriously gonna blame the guy who attempted to FIX the USSR by stopping the arms race to salvage the little economy there was. He allowed people to enjoy the world and live in peace without the threat of blowing up the world.

    • @dungeon_masster.
      @dungeon_masster. Před rokem

      @@casartherandom3010 he allowed it to the people of the east europe, not for Russia, he didnt make any useful market reforms and set hardlines ministres that commited coup in august 91

  • @bonganidube1064
    @bonganidube1064 Před 4 lety +26

    Awesome both men displaying integrity maturity also commanding respect

  • @Spillers72
    @Spillers72 Před rokem +7

    Gorbachev seems more relaxed than Reagan.

  • @mikehiggins946
    @mikehiggins946 Před 2 lety +8

    Jesus! How many pictures do you need?!
    Gorby looks a little intimidated at first but recovers nicely. The Gipper already has kind of a far away gaze to his eyes.

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety

      you just noticed that Gorbachev is scared !!
      my opinion is that Gorbachev is an agent of the CIA and a traitor to the homeland!
      Gorbachev destroyed Russia, he destroyed the balance of power in the world.

  • @SkyMelon-wc1fx
    @SkyMelon-wc1fx Před rokem +8

    RIP Gorbachev

  • @MrDuds1984
    @MrDuds1984 Před 5 lety +135

    Wow how many pictures do they need?

  • @MisterKabul89
    @MisterKabul89 Před 3 lety +6

    Gorbatschov changed the world

  • @freedomofspeech2238
    @freedomofspeech2238 Před 4 lety +62

    Important times and these two fellows were exactly what our world needed at that particular moment in time. Thank to both PRESIDENTS :D

    • @oksupergood777
      @oksupergood777 Před 4 lety

      there was not presidents in soviet union

    • @joeyscerbo7776
      @joeyscerbo7776 Před 3 lety +6

      Alex Kon That’s why the original commenter put that word in all capitals. They were referring to Gorbachev bringing some democracy into the Soviet Union

  • @shpautu3532
    @shpautu3532 Před 2 lety +25

    So great and encouraging to meet the great two leaders.

  • @UnluckyCucumber
    @UnluckyCucumber Před rokem +5

    RIP Gorbachev for being the greatest leader of the Cold War period. He knew what needed to be done in order to save lives and bring upon true peace. I wish Russia had not lost their way starting with Yeltsin. I think the Russian Federation would have a different history if Gorbachev would have been allowed to remain in power.

    • @elenabibescu1848
      @elenabibescu1848 Před 8 měsíci +1

      He sold the East Europe to West, we become colonies of them.

  • @Lightning-speed27
    @Lightning-speed27 Před rokem +7

    Sri Chinmoy, President Gorbachev's dear "brother-friend" wrote many lofty books about his dear friend. Here are a few quotes: "God's Hands smilingly and proudly are shaping the world through the hands of His beloved son, Mikhail Gorbachev".
    "President Gorbachev: A man in a million, a heart in a billion, a soul in a TRILLION,"
    "En route to humanity's heart-home he surmounted unsurmountable obstacles."
    "The test of this earth-planet is to realise who truly President Gorbachev is." "No man of integrity will dare to devalue him - his world-improvement-contributions."

  • @gaborpakay5670
    @gaborpakay5670 Před rokem +4

    Two great leaders! They were able to understand each other and give the freedom for Eastern Europe

  • @mesterigospodari5552
    @mesterigospodari5552 Před 2 lety +2

    The images are of such a good quality !

  • @ReidHenderson
    @ReidHenderson Před rokem +3

    And 15 days later I was born !

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 Před rokem

      I was 14 years old in December 1987. Still at school. 🙂🙂

  • @carlislepanting5219
    @carlislepanting5219 Před 2 lety +6

    Good old days!! Long live both nations!! Belize central america

  • @mylessockin3866
    @mylessockin3866 Před rokem +3

    Gorbachev was a great man very smart he cared about his people

  • @andrewsarles3520
    @andrewsarles3520 Před rokem +22

    Sad we have to look at the past to see politicians with integrity and honor!!!! Men who knew what was at stake!

  • @albertbas2837
    @albertbas2837 Před 3 lety +18

    sadly Gorbi didn't stay as a president until our days. he would have been the best ever

    • @gesasa1844
      @gesasa1844 Před 2 lety

      он был президентом и что лучшим был?

  • @sriandayanianilee1243
    @sriandayanianilee1243 Před 5 lety +6

    I'm on tears by crying

  • @user-uf1wj6ym3v
    @user-uf1wj6ym3v Před rokem

    非常非常感谢您们的理解和提醒!!!

  • @juliuspimentel8358
    @juliuspimentel8358 Před rokem +1

    What a decent leader... Gorbachev is sincere...Reagan is suspicious...both are great leaders to me. I respect them.👏❤️

  • @victoriarich1852
    @victoriarich1852 Před 2 lety

    Thank you Regan & Gorbachev

  • @user-uf1wj6ym3v
    @user-uf1wj6ym3v Před rokem

    非常非常感谢您们的提醒!!!

  • @mattd5147
    @mattd5147 Před 2 lety +32

    Wow what a time that must have been. A President who was able to actually complete a sentence, loved his country, and was competent at his job. And a Russian leader that wasn't an egotistical maniac who uses the military to beat down his neighbors. Certainly seemed like a much better time to be alive than now.

    • @Adriana-eu6ty
      @Adriana-eu6ty Před 2 lety +2

      All of us are dumbing down.

    • @nightbird7075
      @nightbird7075 Před 2 lety +2

      The 80,s were the best decade in a century,

    • @thunderbird1921
      @thunderbird1921 Před 2 lety +2

      One can only imagine what even Gorbachev must have been thinking though when the Chinese military unleashed hell on Tiananmen Square. The fact that we continue to work with that barbaric regime is enough to make me almost nauseous. Since Mao walked into Beijing in '49, those monsters have sunk to levels even the Soviets never really went apart from maybe Stalin.

    • @cfierle
      @cfierle Před rokem

      Matt D. you kept it short and said it perfectly. Nothing else need to be said by anyone.

  • @nancyhobson9710
    @nancyhobson9710 Před 4 lety +19

    Those were the days...

    • @jonburrows2684
      @jonburrows2684 Před 2 lety

      when we did what we wanted. Girls were girls and men were men. Mr we could use a man like Ronald Reagan again. Didn't need no welfare stamps. Everybody pulled his weight. Those were the days

  • @pablobaldomir9430
    @pablobaldomir9430 Před 4 lety +4

    Historic video

    • @largedrag6990
      @largedrag6990 Před 3 lety

      @William Cudmore uh, that's a little rude I must say. He was just saying the video was historic.

  • @coldblackice
    @coldblackice Před 4 lety +104

    I couldn't help but wonder what would happen if either Reagan or Gorbachev had reached out and slapped the other across the face.
    For real, what would the immediate and longer term effects from that be? What would play out?

    • @SA-yn6pg
      @SA-yn6pg Před 4 lety +11

      probably not much, the secret service or kgb would step in, by that time the other person would already have slapped him back (although I doubt any would actually do that). It wouldn’t resorted into a fight as the man were prophet competent enough to realize that would have gained them nothing, the attacker would apologize, and it wouldn’t have any excepts, not in short terms nor in long terms.

    • @mikehiggins946
      @mikehiggins946 Před 2 lety +2

      I was wondering something like that but more like Ronnie lifting a leg and just letting one rip in that leather chair. No interpretation needed for that I don’t suppose.

    • @coldblackice
      @coldblackice Před 2 lety

      @@mikehiggins946 LOL

    • @gesasa1844
      @gesasa1844 Před 2 lety +1

      так рейган и уебал горбачу. ссср развалил

  • @MontuckyGirl75
    @MontuckyGirl75 Před 3 lety +22

    It’s interesting to watch M.G. think and take it all in. I bet Reagan wanted to just tell him stories. They were both interesting characters.

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety +1

      I'll tell you that Gorbachev is an evil genius product of the CIA, the Western world greatly overestimates him. what Gorbachev did, he destroyed his country. who is Gorbachev he was originally a peasant son of a peasant. Such stupidity was possible only under the Communist Party, so that the son of a peasant could lead the country. In your country, is it possible that a country could be led by a peasant? Do you have such in history? I do not know.

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety +2

      @Prestallar under the Soviet Union, my mother and grandmother were in prison. In 1978, I also had problems from the Soviet government.
      what are you interested in?

    • @Bob31415
      @Bob31415 Před 2 lety

      @@sergeymusatov2752 What kind of problems did you have from the Soviet government if you don't mind elaborating?

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Bob31415 In 1958, my grandmother and mother were arrested in the city of Tambov for their Christian beliefs, and the mother's younger sister was sent to an orphanage. My mother was 18 when she was imprisoned for 5 years, and my grandmother was 7 years old.
      In 1978, a schoolteacher found out that I was from a religious family and was furious. The school teacher gathered the communists, and they came to our house, behaved arrogantly, it was the time of the communist party, took icons, church books, asked uncomfortable questions.
      A few days later, late in the evening, police officers came to us in a truck, put me and my mother in the back and took us to the police station. High-ranking police officers were taken to a large hall, and there we were interrogated by the school administration, I was 8 years old then, and my mother was 38 years old. I will go to the second year, then they will be taken to a boarding school. we decided to be together. then, when I was in school, and this was the time of the communists, I had to avoid joining children's communist organizations, and in October I had to go to the pioneers. I remember how I hid a pioneer tie from my mother, it was always wrinkled, and the teachers scolded me for the wrinkled tie. I did not join the Komsomol because I considered myself already independent. while studying at school, the communists turned me against the children, I defended myself and fought with those who tried to humiliate me

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety +2

      @@Bob31415 Part 2
      After school he entered the pedagogical school. I studied to be a teacher of drawing and painting. It was the time of Gorbachev, no one else oppressed me for religious reasons. then it was time to go to the army, my mother said that demons cannot be served, and there is no law in the army. And again they were nervous, they did not serve in the army. And then the country under the leadership of Gorbachev was devastated by people, as if they had been untied, it was a terrible time.
      yes, if interested, I can tell you how the people of Russia lived and how they survived and what now awaits Russia and the Russian people

  • @hujjatullahsahib380
    @hujjatullahsahib380 Před 2 lety +9

    Clearly both of them are nice personalities but without deep political pedigree. This certainly helps in ringing in a new era !

  • @user-uf1wj6ym3v
    @user-uf1wj6ym3v Před rokem

    非常非常感谢您们的指导!!!我要努力学习英语要为东西方文明的思想交流而工作!!!

  • @rusty383
    @rusty383 Před 2 lety

    I remember this like it was yesterday!

  • @lesalockhart4822
    @lesalockhart4822 Před 2 lety +3

    Two man that understood consequently fundamentally reality

  • @seemlysimple6783
    @seemlysimple6783 Před rokem +2

    RIP mikhail gorbachev

  • @stevemalibu99
    @stevemalibu99 Před rokem +1

    This stuff is gold

  • @tomgonzalez8362
    @tomgonzalez8362 Před rokem +3

    RIP Mikhail Gorbachev

  • @user-uf1wj6ym3v
    @user-uf1wj6ym3v Před rokem +1

    非常非常感谢您们的支持和理解!!!

  • @cimiez1
    @cimiez1 Před rokem +6

    Descance em paz mikhail

  • @vishpenmetsa6211
    @vishpenmetsa6211 Před rokem

    A series of meetings that started what people like me in college during those days thought was an era of unlimited optimism globally but others saw in many different ways

  • @ndubanesol111
    @ndubanesol111 Před 2 lety +4

    Gorbachev looks like Sir Joseph Blatter the former FIFA president when he was same age. President Reagan was elegant & commdanding, very presidential & intelligent. true patriot of America

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem +1

      Unlike trump

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem +1

      Well Solomon he was an Actor remember Charlton Heston

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 Před rokem

      @@martincarey577 Trump looks more like Boris Johnson. 🙂🙂

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem +1

      Gorbachev A Polite decent looking Individual a very Genuine guy R.I.P.

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem +1

      @@shahrulamar5358 yes first thing one notice is the hair, trump with the hair spray and Boris with starch, Both quite Lawless and Chauvinistic

  • @gsxr2fst498
    @gsxr2fst498 Před rokem +1

    2 amazing men. It’s clear to see our government was operating with less control of the people at this time. Little technology. I miss these days 😢

  • @richardsimms251
    @richardsimms251 Před rokem +1

    Amazing.

  • @edwardvalivonis23
    @edwardvalivonis23 Před rokem +2

    Lukashenko is translating for Gorbachev? Unbelievable

  • @254jada
    @254jada Před rokem +3

    RIP

  • @Axis.
    @Axis. Před rokem +3

    Sad that now both men are now gone.

  • @TheLolli84
    @TheLolli84 Před 3 lety

    Happy birthday president(2/3/2021).respect from Brazil

  • @thuylinhnguyenly4945
    @thuylinhnguyenly4945 Před 2 lety +2

    not to judge a book by its cover, but I could perhaps tell that Gorbachev's a kind and gentle guy when I look at him - his eyes, his gesture, etc. There's something very gentle and humane about him that I can't tell. I study Cold War History and it's amazing to know that he always refused (many times) to intervention in other countries as he wanted them to decide their own fate.
    May God be with him. He's still alive today in 2022. Thank you for your work and we will forever appreciate you.

  • @iwagen3746
    @iwagen3746 Před 4 lety +14

    imagine kim jong un in the oval office with trump today

  • @robertducanes7716
    @robertducanes7716 Před 5 lety +14

    This is where Gorby saw that the USSR is really backward in decline and really needs to reform.

  • @nassermj7671
    @nassermj7671 Před 4 lety +12

    'Mr Gorbachev remove the wall'

  • @rudysonestanislao1169
    @rudysonestanislao1169 Před 3 lety +1

    Miracle

  • @vikrantsubakade9281
    @vikrantsubakade9281 Před 3 lety +13

    Gorbachev was once a very handsome man!

  • @kevin-parratt-artist
    @kevin-parratt-artist Před 2 lety +5

    I miss them both. Each a true statesman.

    • @martincarey577
      @martincarey577 Před rokem

      Gorbachev was a man for any civilised country humble polite at that time the most loved leader in the world

  • @user-uf1wj6ym3v
    @user-uf1wj6ym3v Před rokem

    非常非常感谢您们的支持和帮助!!!

  • @patrickdietze70
    @patrickdietze70 Před 2 lety +1

    Gorbachev looks so relaxed and natural and Reagan so uptight. No disrespect to Reagan, but there is a noticeable difference in postures.

  • @thorbladeofchaos3242
    @thorbladeofchaos3242 Před 4 lety +24

    Gorby is a true hero to prevent an another mushroom clouds, but it's unfortunate that his reforming agendas for the internal issu was at the wrong time which had caused the dissolution of the Soviet

    • @breizhcatalonia1993
      @breizhcatalonia1993 Před 4 lety +8

      The problem was that Yeltsin followed him. And America supported the wrong guy with him.

    • @Y0UT0PIA
      @Y0UT0PIA Před 3 lety +1

      the man practically dissolved the soviet union himself.

    • @buraktepe6683
      @buraktepe6683 Před 3 lety

      Disaolution of soviets was un avoidable. Economic melt down happens coz of comminust design. As nowadays in cuba and venuzualla.

    • @loganr746
      @loganr746 Před 3 lety +2

      @Burak Tepe, well that is just not accurate. A. Venezuela is socialist in the same way that Germany and Denmark are socialist. B. Cuba is actually doing ok which is impressive seeing as how many sanctions there are on them. C. Socialism doesn’t inevitably lead to economic collapse.

  • @sriandayanianilee1243
    @sriandayanianilee1243 Před 5 lety +1

    Right you do on the way

  • @thehonorablejiveturkeyspoo6370

    When it came to answering reporters they were publicity extraordinaires

  • @spacer62
    @spacer62 Před rokem

    Thank you! Was this their fifth meeting?

  • @Alex-pn5sh
    @Alex-pn5sh Před 3 lety

    thank you sm, now I got it, that you don't have to speak English to become a leader. I've been watching videos about Mr. Reagan and I'm really enjoying it.

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety

      boy know that Gorbachev is an agent of the CIA and a traitor to his homeland!

  • @erwinaquinde7211
    @erwinaquinde7211 Před rokem

    The peace loving gentlemen.

  • @ronpagala7496
    @ronpagala7496 Před rokem

    The best of times.

  • @UoneO54
    @UoneO54 Před 3 lety +1

    Jeden i drugi(zmieszany) co powiedzieć żeby było dobrze, ale sam był bym .Duet wszech czasów.Dziękuję temu kanałowi że mogę to zobaczyć, miałem wtedy 10 lat

    • @sergeymusatov2752
      @sergeymusatov2752 Před 2 lety

      Miałem 17 lat. Więc spójrz na Gorbaczowa, jego oczy są przestraszone. Moim zdaniem agent CIA i zdrajca Ojczyzny naruszyli równowagę sił na świecie. W wyniku jego pracy Rosja została zniszczona. Muzułmanie jadą do Rosji i Europy, to nie koniec. Za 30 lat jedno nazwisko z Rosji stanie się islamem, co stanie się z Europą, nie wiem… Reagan miał rację mówiąc: „Rosja to imperium zła”, ale powiedziałbym, że komunizm to wielki zło.

  • @jayd1426
    @jayd1426 Před 3 lety

    0:24 is that Pete Souza (President Reagan/Obama photographer) with the camera?

  • @viscontialice
    @viscontialice Před 2 lety

    What a style!

  • @youngfox2186
    @youngfox2186 Před 3 lety +1

    'Well, you could say there was a missile and something definetely got pacted"

  • @sriandayanianilee1243
    @sriandayanianilee1243 Před 5 lety

    I love you to be trusted

  • @sahatsihotang2544
    @sahatsihotang2544 Před 2 lety +1

    Both Of You..are Great Leader...

  • @fredrickvoncold
    @fredrickvoncold Před měsícem

    I loved them both,he was kind to reagan

  • @abm9056
    @abm9056 Před 4 lety +17

    Regan told him a joke 4:45

    • @blu3_enjoy
      @blu3_enjoy Před 2 lety

      When the japanese prime minster sat here he was fascinated by all the cameras.. Later I found out he was counting all the Japanese cameras

    • @blu3_enjoy
      @blu3_enjoy Před 2 lety

      I guess this was when Japan had a big grip on camera market globally... Americans loving Nikon.. Sony (maybe? Or were they only big when things get digital?)

  • @user-xl1yb2hp4j
    @user-xl1yb2hp4j Před 3 lety +3

    I had hated USSR very much when I was high school days.
    But I have studied USSR a little when I was Korea University student days.
    I studied Mr. Gorbachev's University days a little. He studied Latin language. I will !

  • @vinodvin74
    @vinodvin74 Před 2 lety +12

    Two great world leaders.

  • @mikeray3453
    @mikeray3453 Před 4 lety +7

    We're great leaders of world history

  • @millermark445
    @millermark445 Před rokem +6

    This was an all too brief golden age in Russian-American relations, thanks to two rational men, sincere in their quest for a reduction in nuclear weapons and a lasting peace. Compare that era to what we have now.

  • @sriandayanianilee1243
    @sriandayanianilee1243 Před 5 lety

    How do you do?

  • @sriandayanianilee1243
    @sriandayanianilee1243 Před 5 lety +1

    He get me down on cry