Margaret Thatcher (Feb. 27, 1981)

The transcript covers a discussion with Margaret Thatcher on her visit to the US, focusing on political and economic relations with President Reagan. Key topics include the situation in El Salvador, US-Cuba relations, Soviet Union summitry, Poland's autonomy, Middle East peace process, neutron bomb deployment, and economic policies. Thatcher emphasizes the importance of stopping external interference in El Salvador, the need for careful diplomacy with the Soviet Union, and the challenges of economic recession.

What did Mrs. Thatcher suggest about the future of El Salvador?

What was the British government's position on the Palestinian people's rights?

How did Mrs. Thatcher respond to questions about the neutron bomb deployment in Europe?

What were the implications of the economic policies discussed in relation to unemployment?