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the communist party and the nazi party are growing.on't bring in the nazi party, maybe the communists come in. there is a dynamic of social panic. hitler does not have full power when he is chancellor. powern takes over full and nobody is willing to fight him. amy: then what happens. prof. paxton: then he becomes a dictator. he gets the parliament to pass a act, whichnabling allows them to govern without consulting parliament. he uses that to build an unbeatable machine. he does not bother to get it renewed -- he gets it renewed, but it is meaningless. he does what he wants. he has these huge rallies. he is successful in restoring the economy and in bringing german our -- power back. he has these delirious mass rallies and no one will dare try to stop him because it is either him or the communists. amy: the half-sister of anne f remarried --ank she was quoted as saying that of donald trump was elected the next president of the united states, it would be a complete disaster. she said, "i remember how upset the world was when the berlin

a nazi party made major gains there. >> as votes were counted in slovakia, anti refugee sentiment seems to be the winner in the country which is next in line to become the president of the european union. the biggest gain is the nazi party. >> it's a big shame for slovakia. >> the party of the prime minister won more volts than others but will need a coalition government. >> i'm not going to evaluate the numbers. for yours, i'll say we expected a better result, about 45% more. it will not be easy. i'm saying that very clearly. >> a rise in the number of refugees and migrants from countries at war has left them hungry. at least eight political aid groups will take seats in the new parliament. they disagree on education and health care reforms but most agree on a hard line stance against refugees which causes concern for the muslim community in slovakia. >> some of us are married to slovak women. we speak the language as i have told you. it was for us a little bit shock. >> slovakia will get a bigger role in policy discussions over the refugee crisis when it takes over the presidency in j

. >> the website listed on the flyer is for a michigan based american nazi party. anyone with any information about the flyers should give them a call. >>> college students are being warned about the zika virus. the health department has local the virus which can be transmitted through mosquito bites or sexual contact has been leaked to birth defects and miscarriages. >>> yesterday you were talking about the possibility of snow on the first day of spring? >> a wintery mix is what we were hinting at, that's at the end of the weekend. we'll get to that in a minute. in the meantime, though, let's take a look and see what's happening. quiet night ahead, good stuff for us, and a warmup in store for tomorrow. we're going to be dodging drops at the parade. we'll talk about the forecast for the time period that the while. in the meantime, right now outside, up to 60 degrees, 54 in oakland. parsippany same number. we're right at our day's highs in many areas around the region. very comfortable outside. morning. has been through the afternoon hours. there you can see today's

you cannot defend the kkk or the nazi party. it is not a conservative, or liberal thing. i think that is why see a lot of republicans say it is not just a kkk. that was a moment yesterday when a lot of republicans who were in denial about how bad the trump nomination could be for them, not just for the general election, but for the image of the party in total, they looked at that and went oh my gosh. mark: you have mitt romney who is tweeted twice in the last couple days, once on the tax returns, which donald trump has no insert -- has not answered. mitt romney has no tweeted and said he is disqualified. i actually think that, i'm not sure about the earpiece -- john: he is lying. he has a statement on the record saying he did not want to be part of the reform party because of david duke. we asked him in august about him and he knew about him. mark: the reality of that is clear. earlier you saw the attacks ruled that donald trump, and he is been hit with a variety of charges from his business seminars to his company's bankruptcies to the alleged mob ties, to his retweet ob

the nazi party that wins on the rise to the supreme court's ruling ordered 375,000 eugenics sterilizations'. actually not he is responsible for the authorization in sight to the case of their defense. even today it is not well remembered a constitutional lot. the leading american constitutional law for 1,700 pages so let's talk about the case that became more interested in the mower i read about it. the united states in the twenties were caught in the media that drive to use science among the followers and a full-fledged intellectual crazy now had a new enemy and threatened to bring down bill holds even race leading the charge to save humidity. alexander graham bell those who took to the pages of a national magazine forbid to leave offspring with the committee is to report on the best practical means of the population. that was the intellectual issue of the day women's clubs invited lecturers to speak on the subject clergymen can attributed with rigid and eugenics does the church have any responsibility for improving stock? led to inspire that would a phone message. and conferences were he

just the words kkk a lot like the american nazi party. you cannot get yourself into a situation where you are not seen as foursquare against those things. there were a lot of republicans who, after he refused initially to not even repudiate -- even now he says, if you want me to repudiate, i will. that's not the way you repudiate something like this. charlie: explain chris christie. >> he had two options looking at a political future. ,ne under president-elect rubio with limited options or president-elect trump. charlie: he is ambitious. >> he has a personal relationship with trump and is comfortable that he could win a general election. i think a trump-christie ticket would be formidable. it would be akin to the clinton-gore. -- you look at christie's view of himself. if he cannot be king, he would like to be kingmaker. charlie: the king had already made himself. >> the king was there and christie said this guy will be the nominee. he is my friend. charlie: correct me if i'm wrong, you said he is the best politician you have seen since b

the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. p, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police officers, labeling them racist who hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabated, a stagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of a

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like any one of us, and any dealership on rockdale, here is the future head of the nazi party who isn the same typewriter that has just written and he is haggling for a deal on a new benz. but, he needs to get this letter and the guys guys hands on monday, they were meeting on saturday, anyway the only way to make it fit was to smuggle the letter out. mail in europe as many of you know auburn was delivered on the same day in those days. so he got it in the mail in munich on monday morning the guy would have it by monday night. that was the only way to catch them before he went to the headquarters. this letter made it but some other things happened that exposed the smuggling. because of of that, hitler's plan release at the end of september was stopped. there ensued a dramatic two and half month court struggle with the prosecutor trying to do everything he could to keep hitler behind bars and another one of the great what if's. the prosecutor as well as the munich police put forward all sorts of arguments about why hitler should not be released or at the very least you should be depor

the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. ump, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police officers, labeling them racist who hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabated, a stagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of

just this month trump has been compared to adolf in and his rallies as nazi parties.t's getting worse. did you watch the debate? >> what an incredible nation we have that the son of a bartender and son of a mailman and the son of a dishwasher -- and the son of -- >> adolf hitler -- >> can all stand on this stage competing and asking for your support. >> that is nuts. especially for donald who's a pretty nice guy. >> thank you very much. great honor. and go outside. we have coffee and drink. enjoy yourselves. thank you. >> hit letter would never offer you coffee and drink. this hitler crap is getting old. as old as a nazi hiding in argentina. so far here is my hit list. louie c.k. calls trump hitler on facebook. bill maher calls trump's rallies hit alreadiy. president obama was compared to hitler by hank williams. a teacher once asked students to compare president george w. bush to adolf. and bush sr. once compared saddam hussein to hitler, too. michael fox said michael bay emulated hitler on the set when michael jordan grew a mustache people accused him of bringing ba

what if you get an endorsement from the nazi party? >> jimmy: look, i support people who cannot see., who's a a fantastic singer. maybe not for everybody, but i love him, okay? beautiful.he intends to stay in the race. how do you feel about that? he keeps giving victory speeches.g. [ laughter ] he's like that guy who brags about being three numbers away from winning the powerball.t things to focus on. i've got bigger fish to fry. chris, that's a figure of speech. [ laughter and applause ] my real competition now is hillary clinton. and look, i called hillary earlier, i said, "here's the deal. in 2 man. but in 2016 you're gonna lose to an orange man." that's right. orange is the new black.e ] and we are gonna win, win, win. in fact, i don't wanna just win the presidency. last season of "american idol." so text "trump" to 10112.an make "american idol" great again. everybody. tina fey. [ cheers and applause ] hi... i love your pants. thanks. these pants are really speaking to me. can i look at the back? do you even know what you have back

just like the american nazi party.those are like, there are a lot of things you can do and say but you can't get yourself in a situation where you're not seen four square against those things. there are a lot of republicans after he refused initially in that television interview to say not just to repudiating, he's basically saying if you want me to repudiate it which is not the way you repudiate something like this. >> rose: explain chris christie to me. >> he had two options looking at a political future. one was under president elect rubio with limited options or president elect trump where he had something. >> very simple. >> rose: he's ambitious. >> he has a personal relationship with trump and i think he's comfortable that trump could win a general luckion. i think a trump christie ticket will be for repliedable. two north eastern aggressive guys that would take it to the clintons in a big way. i think also you look at christy's view of himself. he can't be king he wants to be king maker. in this case -- >> rose:

leaders and eugenic sterilization post of indiana passed a law in 1907, well before the rise of the nazi partyand they were looking to america. one of my villains runs the eugenics record office on long island. he was in correspondence with the nazi scientist throughout this period, looking dam for advice on how to set up the eugenics sterilization program. he wrote with pride in his eugenics magazine that they base nazi the nazi eugenic law on his american law. amy: we're not talking about americans looking to the nazis who supported the nazi, we're talking about the nazis using american preside -- oprecedent. >> there was cooperation between america and the nazis. harry laughlin, the villain of the book, is given an honorary degree from the university a year after they purged all of the jews from the faculty. he was fine with that because he was a nazi supervisor. amy: let's go to a break. only come back, we will talk about the u.s. model, thing a model for the nazis, but how immigration law fits into this picture and what are the parallels with today. we are talking with adam cohen, journal

david duke, what made you hate america so much that you joined the nazi party? these are not -- these are different things. it's not about the importance of what he asked about. robert steele, robert costa. more on tonight's debate. we'll hear from donald trump on what he thought about tonight's performance. i'll bet you that he says he's the best. live, for tonight's republican debate. >> will you promise that you will -- and how soon will you move your clothing collection, the clothes that are made in china and mexico? >> they devalue their currencies, and they make it impossible for clothing makers in this country to do clothing in this country. >> the answer is, he's not going to do it. you know why? there are plenty of clothing makers in this country. the reason why he makes it in china or mexico is because he can make more money on it. that's why he's doing it. ll business, she's in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating costs! i'll save the day! for plumbers and bakers and scapers of

what if you get an endorsement from the nazi party? >> jimmy: look, i support people who cannot see. i love stevie wonder, who's a a fantastic singer. maybe not for everybody,ut i love him, okay? beautiful. >> marco rubio said he intends to stay in the race. how do you feel about that? >> jimmy: i don't get this guy. he keeps giving victory speeches. he hasn't won a thing. [ laughter ] he's like that guy who brags about being three numbers away from winning the powerball. i have more important things to focus on. i've got bigger fishsho fry. chris, that's a figure of speech. [ laughter and applause hillary clinton. and look, i called hillary earlier,r, said, "here's the deal. in 2008 you lost to a black man. but in 2016 you're gonna lose to an orange man." that's right. orange is the new black. [ chee and applause ] and we are gonna win, win, win. in fact, i don't wanna just win the presidency. i also wanna win the last season of "american idol." so text "trump" to 10112. together, we can make "american idol" great again. cue the music

party. it is a nazi right-wing populist xenophobic party. they will not challenge democracy here in germany. i would argue that german democracy is so well-established that a party which may poll around 10% to 12% will not challenge the quality of democracy. one could even argue it's a kind of normalization, a kind of european normalization. you have in almost all the european member states strong and even stronger right-wing populist party. i don't like it, but it will not challenge german democracy. melinda: you've advised leaders in the state that will be going to vote on sunday. interestingly, the cdu candidate fopremierefhis sta tried indirely to capilize on voters'ears abo the refee pocy. she came up with what she called a plan b for migration. it doesn't seem to have helped at the polls. wolfgang: she squandered some kind of credibility capital. that sheally believed will distance from the chancellor. it looked like a kind of populist move to gain voters. plan, can you remember what she said? the plan itself was not something which co

here is the future head of the nazi party who is on the same type writer just wrote "mind comp" he is haggling for a deal for a new benze. he needs to get it to the guy's hands by monday and it was friday. the only way to make it fit was to smuggle the letter out. the mail in europe was delivered on the same say in munich. if he got it into the mail on monday he would have it by monday night. this letter made it but the soert things happened that exposed the smuggling. because of that, hitler's planned release at the end of september was stopped. the prosecutor and the munich police put together about why hitler shouldn't be released or deported to austria which he should have been for staging the crew. after a three month back and forth, should where give it away? yeah. they let him out. that was another stepping stone that propelled hitler back to the stream of things. he was very much under the mindframe of this. it stayed circulated that "mind comp" was a best-seller and this is true. my dear wife is passing out documents. there is not enough to go around but maybe every other per

absolute, fingers straight, as the deafening applause settled down he began to sing the anthem of the nazi party. the tune was picked up by other students and soon the surrounding thousands and the celebration was just beginning and it could continue long into the night. >> tell us a little bit more about phillipp lenard. >> yeah. has anybody here heard of phillipp lenard? there is a gentlemen. extraordinary. hardly anybody has heard of this man despite the fact he was a nobel peace prize winner for physics in 1905. he was an arch experimentalist. he was very famous. he made a modification of the ray tube that was used perhaps that night that allow him to know about the x-ray. but he had some problems. this lenard fellow. einstein at one point talks to his students about how twisted lenard seemed to him. he had a severe nar na narcissistic peterson but everything started out right. einstein was 17 years his senior. epa einstein had done with some work the photo electric effect which lenard first described. einstein's law of the photo electric effect is what he was awarded the nobel peace prize f

and in 1979 in greensboro, north carolina, there was an anti-klan rally, and klan and american nazi party members descended upon it. stopped the cars, there were some confrontations, some shouting, and they went in the trunks of their cars and got out shotguns and rifles. and when they got done shooting, six individuals from the anti-klan march were dead. several of them were from durham. durham had a very active sort of black militant tradition, and some folks had gone over to join this march including the mother of one of the kids in my class. and i believe the march was on the class, and on monday she was back in class. her mother had survived the march, but as you can imagine, she was really upset about the fact that her mother had been shot at. she was so upset, in fact, that she put up a poster from this anti-klan march in the little bathroom that was attached to our classroom to. and this caused one of the students in class, one of the white students to become very angry. and he, he talked to me about it, and he said my father's in the klan, my uncle's in the klan. this girl would

david duke, what made you hate america so much that you joined the nazi party?e are not -- these are different things. it's not about the importance of what he asked about. robert steele, robert costa. more on tonight's debate. we'll hear from donald trump on what he thought about tonight's performance. i'll bet you that he says he's the best. live, for tonight's republican debate. >> will you promise that you will -- and how soon will you move your clothing collection, the clothes that are made in china and mexico? >> they devalue their currencies, and they make it impossible for clothing makers in this country to do clothing in this country. >> the answer is, he's not going to do it. you know why? there are plenty of clothing makers in america. if you go on our website, everything we have on there is made in america. the reason why he makes it in china or mexico is because he can make more money on it. that's why he's doing it. >>> you could resolve this issue very quickly by simply releasing "the new york times" tape. because listen, maybe it's right. that yo

operatives has taken over one territory slate of delegates as that party, itself, melts down back at home amid allegations of who's a nazi's a felon, whether it's okay to be one but not both and still be running that party. we have seen chaos at conventions before. this year's chaos is well planned, it turns out, in advance. ....for just $9.99 you can get any large pizza with up to five toppings pile on your favorites with up to five toppings for just $9.99 better ingredients. better pizza. papajohns.com >>> here's something to watch for ahead of time. this is going to be something you need to put on your calendar for tomorrow morning. here's the context, though. let's say republican governor rick snyder of michigan quits, say he resigns or the recall effort against governor snyder succeeds, either succeeds in november and gets turf out of office or the recall effort spooks him enough he comes up with some reason to quit before the end of his term. either way, let's just say in the wake of the flint, michigan, lead poisoning crisis his administration caused, let's say rick snyder is out. in that case, who becomes the gov

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the people's party-our slovakia is led by marian kotleba, known for his past ties neo-nazism, including his decision to wear a uniform modeled after the world war ii-era militia of the nazi-sponsored slovak state. the party of slovakia's prime minister's - who himself has campaigned against refugees finished first in the polls. , slovakia takes over the presidency of the council of the european union in july. in iraq, a suicide bomber detonated a fuel tanker laden with explosives, killing dozens of people a checkpoint in hilla south of baghdad, near the site of ancient babylonian ruins. reuters said at least 60 people had been killed and more than 70 wounded in what it called the second deadliest suicide attack this year. isil has claimed responsibility. it was the third major bombing around baghdad in just over a week. in yemen, gunmen attacked a nursing home founded by mother teresa in the southern city of aden, killing at least 16 people, including six nuns. the violence came as the united nations reported about twice as many civilians had been killed in yemen in february as in the previous month, marking the highest monthly casualty toll since september. rupert colvi

statement reported then by "the new york times," trump said, quote, the reform party now includes a clansman, mr. duke, a neo-nazi, and a communist. this is not company i wish to keep. trump today distancing himself from david duke. >> i disavowed david duke all weekend long. >> reporter: his rivals quick to pounce. >> you say david duke to me. i say racist immediately. >> we should all be united in saying the clan is reprehensible. >> reporter: the conservative candidates already up with an ad based on the moment. >> trump refuses to denounce the kkk. >> reporter: on thursday duke posted praise for trump on his facebook page writing that he will, quote, vote for him and think you should too. on friday trump was asked about duke. >> i didn't know he endorsed me. david duke endorsed me. okay. i disavow, okay? >> reporter: it's not the first time trump has been pressed to disavow white supremacist groups that support him. >> mr. trump, when you hear that, does that shock you? do you denounce that? >> nothing in this country shocks me. i would disavow it, but nothing in this country shocks me. people are angry. >> r

time covering, ever since the republican party chairman told us he believed the party vice chairman is a neonazi or a nazi sympathizer and a felon. it's fun to cover the virgin islands's republican party. in the virgin islands, their delegates place in terms of who they are sending to the delegation is hashed out if cou in court. so on the democratic side, it's what you think it is. the democrats will pick their nominee on election day. when they turn out to caucus in hawaii and alaska and walk. on the republican side, though, those election days, those primaries and caucuses, they are interesting, they are a snapshot of the race, but it's starting to feel the real fight the real decision-making the determination of work who will be the nominee isn't happening on those nights. it's happening in the harder to follow, harder to report, quieter and in some placed closed door events in the precinct and county and state conventions with almost no connection to the primary and caucus calendar after allch. >>> and you know, we keep talking about the big fight that will happen at the republican convention this ju

or a nazi sympathizer and a felon, it's been fun to cover the virgin islands republican party. in the virgin islands their delegate slate in terms of who they're sending to the national convention, that's now being hashed out in court. there's already legal battles over this stuff. so on the democratic side it looks like it's what you think it is. the democrats will pick their nominee on election days. on days like tomorrow. when democrats will turn out to caucus in alaska and hawaii and washington. on the republican side, though, those election days we keep covering, those primaries and caucuses, they are entertaining, they are interesting. they are a snapshot of the race. but it's starting to feel like the real fight, the real decision-making, the real determinative work about who's going to be the nominee isn't happening on those nights. it's happening in these much harder to see, harder to follow, harder to report quieter, and in some cases closed-door events in these precinct and county and district and state conventions all overt country with almost no connection to the

trump said: "the reform party now includes a klansman, mr. duke, a neo-nazi, mr. buchanan, and a communist, ms. fulani. this is not company i wish to keep." today, trump clearly distancing himself from duke. (donald trump (r) presidential candidate) "so i've disavowed david duke all weekend long on facebook, on twitter and obviously it's never enough, it's ridiculous." his rivals: quick to pounce ( sen. marco rubio (r) presidential candidate) "you say david duke to me, i saw racist, immediately." ( sen. ted cruz (r) presidential candidate) "we should all be united in saying that the klan is reprehensible." and the pro-rubio super pac "conservative solutions" already up with a new ad based solely on the moment. ad pop: "well i have to look at the group." trump refuses to denounce the kkk. on thursday, duke posted praise for writing that he will "vote for him and think you should too." on friday - trump was asked about duke.. (donald trump (r) presidential candidate) "i didn't know he endorsed me. david duke endorsed me? okay, all right? i disavow. okay?" a moment t

party advice chairman. a convicted fellon, a moron, the anti-christ or a nazi sympathizer. >> i believe it was "c." >> "c" thechrist. is that the right answer. >> let's check wednesday's show. >> the chairman on the other hand, when we contacted him for a quote, he volunteered to us that his advice chairman is anden i quote a convicted fellon, a moron, a liesh and a nazi sympathizer. >> the advice chairman is not the anti-christ and stacy is correct. >> he didn't have to defend himself so -- last question. this week we had the opportunity to poof marco rubio off our great big chart of 2016 republican presidential candidates. of the 17 candidates who were initially marco rubio is the 14th one we have poofed. who was the first declared republican presidential candidate to formerly drop out. was it scott walker, rick perry, george pa tacky or george wallace. >> it was most definitely steve perry. >> do you have the answer. >> this is a tough one. we started with 17 -- 17 people all got in over the course of last spring and summer. nobody got out until september 11th when the first one we got to poof was rick per