“During the International Military Tribunal war-crimes trial at Nuremberg in 1946, American psychologist G. M. Gilbert interviewed Nazi leader Hermann Göring in his jail cell about war. Here is their exchange, based on Gilbert’s book Nuremberg Diary: GÖRING: Naturally, the… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
I respect my dad, and he's amazing. He's my hero. He's the Beatles, man - or one of them. — James McCartney Copy Share Image
“I am not arguing that the Soviet Union did not present a threat to the security of the United States. I am arguing that… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
“Thousands of American soldiers bring the images of a war home with them. This public witness keeps America’s citizenry and policymakers aware of the… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
Music is in me. I don't have much of a choice. People might listen to one of my songs or come and see my… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
When I was 20, my mother died and I went off the rails a little bit. I kinda had my slightly dark period. — James McCartney Copy Share Image
Growing up, I put a lot of pressure on myself. I felt with The Beatles legacy that there was pressure on me to do… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
I definitely want to embrace the relationships I have with the people I love. — James McCartney Copy Share Image
It's hard to live up to The Beatles. When Wings toured, they got slated. Even Dad found it hard living up to The Beatles.… — James McCartney Copy Share Image
“In essence, the constituencies for war and interventions that have dominated U.S. policymaking since the start of the Cold War are alive and flourishing.” — James McCartney Copy Share Image
For my first album I wanted to make a record that would be intimate, deeply personal, and honest. — James McCartney Copy Share Image
I always feel honored to meet people who ever met my mum. It means a lot to me. — James McCartney Copy Share Image
