Winston Churchill

Barbara Leaming, author of a new book, ‘Churchill Defiant: Fighting On: 1945 – 1955,’ says our embattled President might learn important lessons on popularity and leadership from
Winston Churchill.

Winston Churchill coined the phrase ‘The Special Relationship’ to describe the relations between the U.S. and the U.K. A British parliamentary committee is now trying to move away from the phrase, stating that the U.K. needs to stand up to Washington.

On Christmas Eve, 1941, President Roosevelt gives a public address at the White House, in which he introduces his British counterpart to the nation. Churchill tells Americans that despite all the anxiety, we should all pause to enjoy Christmas.

Winston Churchill has often been quoted…but he’s often been misquoted too. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Christoph Droesser, editor and reporter for the German newspaper Die Zeit, who’s checked out some sayings that have been attributed to Churchill.

Winston Churchill wrote about political confidence, financial stability and the future of the United States. The World’s Alex Gallafent shares a few apposite quotations with anchor Lisa Mullins.