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Amid the chaos of Brexit, European nationalists may no longer be eyeing their own exits,

but they are trying to cause the EU to implode from within.

I'm joined by a rising leader of the movement, Italy's Mateo Salvini, headed to the White House.

Then...

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From tabloid target to American woman the actress

Siena Miller breaks out in a surge of attention grabbing new roles.

And turbulent times call for skilled and steady leaders.

Our Walter Isifson speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Wancour in London.

While last week's D-Day anniversary celebrated the best of Europe, the victory of liberal democracy

over the dark forces of fascism, it also reminds us that fascism once thrived in Europe

and at first to a root, not in Germany but in Italy under

Ilduche Benito Mussolini Italy is beloved for its art and its lifestyle

its home of pasta, Puccini, and St. Peter's. But in the post-war

roller coaster of rising and falling governments with more than 60 since World War II,

the dark shadow of fascism lingered on, which brings me to my first

guest, Mateo Salvini, Italy's Interior Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister, and he is also the

driving force behind one of the most

successful and even sinister far-right movements in Europe. While his party the League

touts familiar slogans like Make Italy great again. He in fact rose to power by

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