Putin will meet a violent end similar to Hitler | Michael Clarke and Andrew Roberts

As a Yoruba Nigerian immigrant who migrated and lived in the UK since 2002 from age 17, and now about 40years, I fully support and pray for success in all the Great Britain's endeavours. A country I personally regard as the best country in the world. The country that gave me opportunities that I probably never would've had. I support the western world and always will. I pray that UK has what it takes in all respects succeed. I trust the UK and US to lead the world over Russia and other powers. Im just simply grateful and want the best for the world peace too

Please remember that Australian troops (my father included) contributed immensely to the victory in El Alamein.

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". Thank you for reminding us that, gentlemen.

French here. Full respect for Churchill forever! Even with all his flaws and weaknesses (possibly because or despite them?) he managed to keep a firm vision of what had to be done, no matter what. In such grim circumstances as wars or huge humanity crisis, the hard thing is not to fulfill your duty, but to discern it.

As a german, I must say how angry I was with chancellor Scholz when he abnegated german tanks for Ukraine. Half a year later then, german Leopards were rolling in the Ukraine. Would that have happened earlier, who knows, the war might be over now... The same seems going on with Taurus rockets today. So the Ukrainians have to wait for another half year to get that weapon anyway, perhaps??? Ukraine needs ammunition, tanks, airplanes, weapons of any kind! NOW!!! But to be fair with Scholz: He didn't meant to take over the chancellorship to become a "war-chancellor" then... Thank you for this great video! And all my compliments, respect and awe to Winston Churchill. He in my opinion has been the greatest politician of modern times until today, by far! Love and peace.

"I don't need a ride, I need ammo!" Brought me to tears.

Excellent Kate, per usual, and more like this please .... as a yank in the US I appreciate this thoughtful and deep content. Thank you.

Thank you Michael Clarke, Andrew Roberts, and Times Radio, for the live stream.

Churchill wanted to sort Russia at the end of WW2, but the world at that time had more than enough of War...Especially the USA. Winston said : 'Not to finish the task will mean every year thereafter, you will drink from the bitter cup', or words to that effect! A man of many facets (And contradictions) was Winston.

Remember, Churchill gave Turing ressources to build a decoding machine, which was cutting edge technology and probably tipped the balance for the allies, despite British generals not understanding what the whole fuss was about 😊 (edited to correct spelling mistake in his name)

My respect to the British. They are staunch allies and I admire how they stood for Ukraine throughout the war, unlike many other big countries.

Absolutely first rate! Hats off to all involved in this interview. We need more media outlets to focus on educating listeners.

I've seen Michael Clarke give updates on Ukraine on Sky News. He's a good commentator. Multiple thumbs up! PS - I'm an American.

Been waiting for this analysis since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia TWO years ago. It's as if Europeans have completely forgotten WWII

Winston Churchill has NEVER been compared with Zelensky. Zelensky has sometimes been compared with Churchill.

Churchill was by no means the only politician who saw the war coming. At Versailles the British there all agreed it would come in a generation. But speaking out about it was very unpopular, and Churchill, already being largely put out of politics for his failures in WWI, could afford to take the risks of talking about the next war.

Brilliance and Clarity from all three....thank you.

I especially enjoy how Mr. Clarke and Mr. Roberts support each other during this discussion and that each uses points of the other other to take the conversation further.

Thank you so much for your support. It means for us, Ukrainians, a lot.

Churchill understood history.