💢David Irving: Winston Churchill and His Secret Communications with President Roosevelt (2001)

British historian David Irving gives a 2001 sixty-seven minute 'Real History with Fireworks' speech in Cincinnati concerning the links between Roosevelt and Churchill. David explains that the secret of writing Real History is find discrepancies between documents in various archives.

Irving gives examples of Hitler telling two of his Gauleiters about his envisaged border with France, adding that no written record was to be made. However, somebody present made a memo of the talk, adding that the Fuhrer has said no record is to be made! David moves onto the Anthony Eden diaries. Anthony Eden was a close ally of Churchill and later became Prime Minister. David said that he read Eden's diaries in which as a schoolboy at Eton that he saw "dirty, unkempt and slovenly" Jewish kids there. David says that he was sad reading Eden's private diaries, it showed his rise and fall but it was necessary. David says that Churchill did not keep a diary, but had an appointments book which showed his monthly meetings. David managed to get access to it and recorded it. David moves on to the decoded German messages by "Enigma" which the British government attempted to keep secret for many decades after WWII. These have now been released to the public. David reveals that he has a file detailing Churchill's secret communications with Roosevelt, regardless of the proper channels, while Churchill Jr. was talking to the Soviets. A decoding clerk (Tyler Kent) was taking copies as he was incensed about the contents. What was in the messages?