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Reagan and the Pope: The Alliance That Ended the Evil Empire

Reagan and the Pope: The Alliance That Ended the Evil Empire

The Cold War could not have ended without the friendship and alliance between President Ronald Reagan and Pope St. John Paul II.

Paul Kengor,the bestselling author of the new book A Pope and a President, explains how these two great men ended the Cold War and defeated the Soviet Union.

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