At Honda we've been listening out for inspiration and discovered something everyone wants in a car.

Nothing.

So, introducing the Honda HRV hybrid.

The exterior is very nothingy, just beautiful, clean lines

front to back and you don't need a key or fob so there's nothing to forget or lose. You can do everything with your phone.

In the back it's all about nothingness with its leg room views and seats that can

disappear making way for even more nothingness, the HIV hybrid.

Nothing to it really.

Well, I will listening take us next.

Honda the power of dreams.

I welcome Professor Sean McMekin, Bard College.

Sean is an author of many historical narratives over the 20th century timeline.

And here to four, I've talked to the professor about his explication of the events of July 1914

prior to the first war, the Great War it was called.

Now we turn to a byproduct of the catastrophe of the Great War,

which is the 1930s and 1940s, the period where all of Europe was transformed into fear and loathing of two very powerful

dictators, monsters.

Adolf Hitler in Germany, but before that, Joseph Stalin,

Djugashvili, in the Soviet Union.

The new book is Stalin's war, a new history of World War II. It begins with an explanation of

Stalin's viewpoint of the world. He inherited through machinations and scoldagery and backstabbing.

He inherited the control of the Communist Party, the apparatus in Moscow upon Lenin's death. What he did with that was derive one theory of the world, I learned from the professor, and it was inherited from Stalin himself, from Lenin himself, but we begin with who

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