Fidel Castro Historic Interviews

Historic Interviews With Fidel Castro Highlight Dictator's Life | ABC News' Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer both had sit-down interviews with the Cuban leader.

[GoldFaceFella]

He’s 100% correct about 4 years not being enough time to implement any good changes. All presidents are worried about their first term is getting re-elected.

[Hugorandomdude]

This dude literally survived 638 assassination attempts in his live. He is basically an immortal

[CJ-jypd]

There's subtitles why do you have to talk over his voice

[kanenewman]

He was a strong leader who stood by his beliefs and principles. He’s adored by many Cubans for a reason and his example will live on for a long time.

[Oblivion]

"I think four years is too short for any serious program you want to undertake." I think that's quite true tho. To be fair, even though democracy is for the people I think 4 years is still too short for a President or Prime minister to do almost anything with many opposition in the government.

[xxafthabxx]

if you are talking about freedom at least upload the full interview

[baaaldur]

I love how even though the interviews are cut up to present Castro as unfavorably as they possibly could, the truth of his words still shine through. Love in particular when he talks about how he has nothing to hide, but slander against socialism is not allowed by the party, the government or the people. I also love when he says that if he truly were the obstacle behind Cuba's embargo he'd give up not only his position but also his life, but he'd never negotiate the revolution. Just a fantastic person all around, he's dearly missed.

[corneliuscorker]

What the hell does MSM know about freedom of the press

[guilhermetomas]

When the supervillain's speech is starting to make a lot of sense

[jetkwan]

I like how they just casually omits the part where he presumably explains what the term "freedom of the press" means to Cubans, and maybe indulges on how American "freedom of the press" basically equates to freedom of the American corporate media to feed lies and misinformation to the American people.

[rooseveltpierrecius]

Fidel Castro Always wanted to look out for haiti thank you

[JosueChoqueGutierrez]

There a small mistake of translation at 0:58. The subtitle says "Ok", but the translator actually said "¿por qué?" (in spanish), he was in fact translating Barbara Walters' "why?".

[nftizhj]

Came to the comments expecting trolls, thrilled to see it's mostly comrades. ✊🏼

[SuperGautam]

Anyone else realize how Fidel Castro looks like Liam neeson

[willytoes]

Why are the full interviews not on youtube??

[abandonedchannel]

He’s honest, not like most politicians and any of the US president

[charles-antoinegagne]

Just brilliant how he responds. No wonder he was able to hold on to power for 50 years

[baritpeor]

This man is better than all of All of America's politicians

[karlos_marxican-godless-co]

I saw glimpses of this interview as a kid. I had a pretty bad perception of Castro and remember the part where he's saying he doesn't allow freedom of the press and Barbara going WHY?!? and El Commandante Fidel's answer. Was. Spot. On. Fucjing brilliant. An ear-to-ear smile on my face came about to that answer. Equality and anti-imperialism ARE non negotiable. Patria o Muerte.

[hussain-svbu]

He’s a fucking legend that’s what he is