how did you survive auschwitz? there are very few little children who made it through auschwitz. >> my mother was in auschwitz for a period of time, and she would come in and give me some of her bread and soup. she was beaten over the head for doing that. soledad: bornstein says instead of keeping him in the children'e women's barracks where he learned to keep quiet. >> i was one of the best fighters -- hiders. soledad: less than a year after they arrived, the war ended. auschwitz was liberated. the camp's liberators filmed his grandmother carrying him. they made their way back to poland, looking for proof of their old life. >> all the jewels and money were stolen, but there was one item that survived, which is a kiddush cup, a cup where you make blessings over the wine, and we are very lucky. we used that as a symbol of survival. soledad: that symbol of survival made its way to america. odd jobs and his mother's encouragement earned bornstein a college degree from fordham and a successful career in the pharmaceuti

keep a to visit to auschwitz on what is his second visit to poland since taking office earlier this year. introduced us i know it's this is a place of remembrance that reminds us germans above all what we did to millions of others. we need this place because our responsibility never ends. earlier this year moss claimed he entered politics because of what happened in auschwitz saying the memory of the atrocities must be kept alive for the next generations. later maass met his polish counterpart chap we're told reach despite demands by polish officials for germany to pay hundreds of billions of euros in world war two reparations the issue was firmly kept off the agenda the focus of the meeting between the two was centered on strengthening ties between the two neighboring countries. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a flash flood in a mountain gorge in southern italy has killed at least eight people and injured several others officials say hikers at culebra is rugged nello gorge were swept away after heavy rains flooded a white water creek

watching the first deportation of foreign jews from france north of paris and as we now know to auschwitz for most of them will be killed on arrival. ross knew what was happening in general terms. a week earlier he had gone to the capital of collaboration of france and protested the president of the french government, arguing that the nazis plan to terminate these people. he laughed at the time. it was fiction he said. if the united states is so concerned about this happening to the jews, why were we taking them? rescue board is the story of how we got to bear, how u.s. immigration laws were structured to keep out undesirable immigrants and how there is no refugee policy to speak of. it is a story of how the american people in their government were so anti-immigrant that the group of congressmen got together in 1938 and vowed that they would not introduce any legislation to open immigration for fear that even raising the debate would cause more strict or laws. it is the story of a refugee crisis that extended past pearl harbor as jews in casablanca and the income of southern france was al

on a visit to auschwitz the nazi death camp in poland on the first visit by a german foreign minister in twenty six years mosse wrote this following statement in the visitor's book it was a german creation by the name of auschwitz we need this place because our responsibility never ends here is more about a solemn reckoning more than one point one million people were killed here most of them jews it's been described by many as hell on earth among those the german foreign minister michael must. keep a to visit to auschwitz on what is his second visit to poland since taking office earlier this year. introduced us i know it's this is a place of remembrance that reminds us germans above all what we did to millions of others. we need this place because our responsibility never ends. earlier this year most claimed he entered politics because of what happened in auschwitz saying the memory of the atrocities must be kept alive for the next generations. later moss met his polish counterpart chopper told reach despite demands by polish officials for germany to pay hundreds of billions of euros

they know names, but for a long time they don't know the auschwitz and cannot work together.r that it's a work camp. the details get really fuzzy in part because they don't have reliable journalists on the ground. everything is third and fourth hand for a long time. when the board actually does get reports from escapees from auschwitz, that's what they publicized in 1944. we certainly know much more than they did in it is hard not to look back without -- without saying that is not true, but this is and why i follow this one. they don't know about when it's not true. and so, i get into a little bit in the book and communication is also such a problem. if you want to send something securely, you have to go comment has to be coded and go to the state department. it takes about a week to send coded communication and have it be delivered to its intended recipient. all of these times when if we did something right now it would help this particular group of people who are in danger at that particular moment. they just don't have the capacity to act quickly almost ever. so it does ge

when the board does get reports from reports from auschwitz that is what they publicize in 1944.we certainly know much more than they did and it is hard now to look back without trying without saying that is not true but this is and why did i not follow this one because they did not know that was not true. i get into it a little bit in the book and communication is also such a problem because if you want to send something securely you have to go and has to be coded and then goes to the state department and be decoded and takes about a week to send coded communication and to have it be delivered to its intended recipients. all of these times when if you did something right now it would help this particular group of people who are in danger that particular moment they don't have the capacity to act quickly. and so, it does get really hard. >> thank you for the talk. i know you said at the beginning that you don't speak for the museum at this point but since the new exhibit just opened at the from the same time and i'm curious if you talk about the chicken or the egg. did your book

your mother was in auschwitz. >> my mother went to our ghits 1944 with her mother and other members of the family. my grand mother and other members of the family went straight to the gas chambers. that's real to me. steve: do, why did it take

this is an event he hosted in parliament in 2010, entitled from auschwitz to gaza and may direct comparisonsseemed very provocative to the jewish today —— today, which seemed very provocative to thejewish community. some dissenters attended the event and alleged thatjeremy corbyn singled them out. police been through some of those dissenters out and he says it is false but he has admitted that he shared platforms with people whose views he com pletely with people whose views he completely rejects. so once again, it is politically very difficult for him ata it is politically very difficult for him at a time when he should be focusing arguably on tory policies and on the problems and government. he did issue a —— an apology, did he not?

this is an event he hosted in parliament in 2010, entitled from auschwitz to gaza and may direct comparisonsween ozzie germany and israel today. it was very controversial at the time. held on holocaust memorial today —— today, which seemed very provocative to the jewish today —— today, which seemed very provocative to thejewish community. some dissenters attended the event and alleged thatjeremy corbyn singled them out. police been through some of those dissenters out and he says it is false but he has admitted that he shared platforms with people whose views he com pletely with people whose views he completely rejects. so once again, it is politically very difficult for him ata it is politically very difficult for him at a time when he should be focusing arguably on tory policies and on the problems and government. he did issue a —— an apology, did he not? yeah, he is trying to manage this situation, trying to navigate between the things he has said in the past, the things key allies of his navigate through all of that and not he himself into more hot water later. because recall there are t

cases for over three decades and i well remember when we deported hans lipschitz to germany a former auschwitz birkenau extermination camp guard and we were told and it was said publicly by the german government that the evidence is insufficient he can't be prosecuted thirty years later as. german courts own appraisal of their law in german prosecutors understanding of what was possible evolved low and behold midst of them could be prosecuted and and he was arrested so we're dealing here both with different legal systems and in both of our countries evolving once you have been quoted mr rosenbaum as saying that trying to find nazi war criminals and gather evidence against them is very much a search for that proverbial needle in a haystack how much confidence do you have that german prosecutors will be able to gather the evidence that is necessary to bring this man to trial. our german colleagues are familiar with the evidence that we've amassed to be clear the united states government has taken the position that. germany should admit mr polly as a deportee from the united states we have not sa

i was interested in the motivations of the cruelest auschwitz guard. what was he up to?r the person who went and shot up the elementary school in connecticut. what was he up to, exactly? just exactly where did he dwell and why? it's like, "well, weakness made him suffer, stupidly, and that made him cruel," and that was just the beginning. and, so, that weakness -- that's just -- if you make yourself weak by engaging in deceit, if you fail to take responsibility, then you transform yourself into something that cannot bear to endure the structure of existence. and you will torture yourself, and that leads to very bad places. very bad places. >> you've said that you don't and didn't self-identify as a conservative as recently as five years ago, but i think it's fair to say there are many on the left who are fearful of you and your message now. and i wonder if you have a reflection on why that is. >> they have every reason to be. >> why? >> i am not a fan of collectivists. i'm not a fan of people who put group identity first. i'm not a fan of people who would dare to identif

oh yeah well here are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camp so that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration offices would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not for being terrorists but for being spies what do you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this draconian overreaction to. terrorist events now what you're going to do is just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorists acts and no one asks why is it always that that they do these things or do they come out of the womb shouting i hate great britain i hate ameri

yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration officers would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not being terrorists but for being spies what do you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this trick pony and overreaction to. terrorist events now what you're going to do. it's just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorists acts and no one asks why is it always that that they do these things or do they come out of the womb shouting i hate great britain i ha

yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration offices would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not being terrorists been. being spies what you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this drug trick pony and overreaction to . two terrorist events now what you're going to do is just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorists acts and no one asked why is it always that that they do these things or do they come out of the womb shouting i hate great britain i

yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration offices would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not for being terrorists but for being spies what do you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this trick pony and overreaction to . terrorist events now.

yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps if that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people from the security services immigration office.

offensively on holocaust memorial day, at an event in the house of commons that was called from auschwitzas a backbench mp. nevertheless, what he says is i have often shared a platform with people i disagreed with. but if you remember back to the brexit referendum, he refused to share a platform with a whole bunch of blairite people who were campaigning to stay in the european union. it is simply not true that he is someone who is so open and liberal he will share a platform with anybody, but he is holding onto that because this was clearly an offensive event at which lots of people accused the israeli government of being just like the nazis, which is both not true and also an incredibly provocative thing to say, of all days, on holocaust memorial day. and there is a key quote, isn't there, in whatjeremy corbyn actually said. yes, so there are actually two events which have gone on here, there is one holocaust memorial day event, which he hosted, which made direct comparisons between gaza and nazi germany, and another event where he compared nazi germany... he compared israel and its acti

as someone pointed out, it hovered around the walls of auschwitz and buchenwald. it hovered around tokyo, hiroshima and nagasaki. these are the pitiful aspects of modern war, as samuel hinds would've said. the war fought against hapless civilians. but i think a case can be made that "saving private ryan," and d-day have established d-day as well, in some contributions by this museum, as the center of horror in world war ii, in terms of the centrality of that story to our national memory. it gave america an heroic narrative, through stories of sacrifice and courage, and of the citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha beach. the fear, the death made palpable, and ultimately, the victory. the last thing i would like to say, and then we will close, if you have questions, because, stephen ambrose is one of those who is sometimes pilloried by historians for his allegiance to the good war, and overlooking the fictionalized aspects maybe of the movie "saving private ryan," and other war movies. but paul fussell, one of our historian friends, sent this to me, i haven't

various pro—palestinian activists and campaigners, which went under the slogan never again, from auschwitz this event there were various speakers that compared the actions of the israeli government in gaza to the killing of millions of jew s by the nazis. jeremy corbyn hasissued jew s by the nazis. jeremy corbyn has issued an apology, which is probably what is most interesting commentjeremy corbyn says he does not accept or condone such views, but for the first time he appears to acknowledge the dismay, the anxiety and concern within thejewish community about his association with various pro—palestinian groups. that is something that many in the labour party, including his own supporters, have been urging him to do, to take a more proactive role to try to address the concerns of thejewish community and to come out and publicly condemn some of those which have been making anti—semitic remarks and acknowledged that many in thejewish remarks and acknowledged that many in the jewish community remarks and acknowledged that many in thejewish community are alarmed by the fact that mr corbyn has b

in some ways there isn't any real center of whorrors, offere over the whole war is auschwitz and tokyo and shhiroshima and nagasaki. these are the pitiful aspects of modern war as samuel hines would have said. the war fought against hapless civilians. but i think a case could be made that saving private ryan and d-day have established d-day as well as some contributions by this museum as a center of the horror ever world war ii in terms of centrality of that story to our national memory. it gave america a heroic narrative through stories of sacrifice and courage. and citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha. the fear, the death is made palpable and ultimately the victory. so last thing i would like to say and then we'll close and have questions but -- because steven ambrose is one of those who sometimes pillerried by historians for his allegiance to the good war and overlooking the fictionalized aspects maybe of private ryan and other war movies, but one of the great historians of paul fussle, one of our historian friends sent me and hadn't seen it in ten years or so. eventually ga

republican you are a racist and this is that, they call me all kinds of name, my family survived auschwitzsthat has to end, all that racial stuff has to go, this is about americans and america first. i want keep fighting for that. >> antonio sabato thank you. >> thank you. liz: we have reports coming in that iran on brink of revolution, reports that government there is now ordering its security officials to fire on its own citizens, they want a deal after president trump's sanctions, coming up details. >> but first a group of liberal protesters allegedly aligned with antifa acosting which was charlie kirk and sand a candices outside a restaurant this week, charlie kirk is here to take about it. stay right there. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with an

how about michael hayden tweeting out a picture of auschwitz and comparing our border patrol and i.c.enazi ss. >> what the context of it? what was the context of it? >> the context of it was illegal border crossings of people with children. >> that were the families being put in cages and separated at the border. no one has said that or talked about the ethnicity of the border patrol agents or said they were hispanic or white. >> yes they have, don. >> you're talking about one person. i've not seen the main stream media writ large do that. >> almost every night you call the president a racist. don't tell me this doesn't happen. everyone knows it does. and speaking of i.c.e. -- >> i'm not going to let you get away with that because what you said is just not true. >> don, you call him a racist every night. >> well, would you like me to go through the evidence of his racism that you can't see because you have the trump derangement blinders on? you can't see? would you like me to start back in the '70s with the housing discrimination, central park five, what he said about me, what he said

from auschwitz to gaza.meeting he did not accept or condoned. he makes a broader point about some of his associations. he goes on to say... that is the first time mrjeremy corbyn has actually acknowledged that some of the groups he has been linked to have caused real dismay among some sections of the jewish community have caused real dismay among some sections of thejewish community and it comes as some of his own supporters have been saying that he needs to get out there and take a more high—profile in confronting anti—semitism and to personally intervene and to address the concerns of the jewish community. intervene and to address the concerns of thejewish community. in public so far we have heard nothing from mr korman —— mrjeremy corbyn except for this written statement in response to a story written in the times last night. he was not saying anything this morning. good morning mr corbyn. are relations between the labour leadership and the britishjewish community broken beyond repair? can you fix the rel

how about michael hayden tweeting out a picture of auschwitz and comparing our border patrol and i.c.ethat? what was the context of that? >> it was illegal border crossings by people with children. >> families -- >> families that were being put in cages or separated at the border. no one said that -- no one talked about the ethnicity of the border patrol agents. no one said they were awful because they're hispanic or white. >> really? yes, they have, don. >> you talk about one person -- >> yes, they have. i can tell you about it. >> you talk about one person in the media -- i have not seen the mainstream media writ large do that. you made that up. >> i did not make it up. you do it on your show almost every night you call the president a racist. every viewer knows it does. speaking of i.c.e. specifically, i wrote an article -- >> i'm not going to let you get away with that. because what you said is just not true. >> you call him a racist every night. >> would you like me to go through the evidence about his racism that you seem to -- you can't see because you have these trump blinders

you know they have put banners in the stadium comparing you know saying that roma fans homeland is auschwitz things that are just completely off limits absolutely off limits and how do they get away with it that's what surprises me for example in some of them a prank you know into this stand in the football stadium well this is this is a little bit this is a little bit on accurate because so i go to the stadium a lot of special him to go i'm a roma fan so but they're the control is in the last couple years have been outrageous they've installed you know like three levels of checks you have to go to your assigned seat which was never the case the fans even protested by not going to the stadium so there are controls but obviously you know it's not that difficult to get away with banners because it's not a legal one. the against having women in the see if. there is a long discussion again for italy women in sports women in football i mean i've played football in italy that actually like just looking at latina women and latino men it's as if it's two different worlds who do you know they just do

, which was the culmination of an event from palestinian groups called never again, from gaza to auschwitzmany in the labour party have treasured him to ta ke labour party have treasured him to take a more proactive role and get on the front foot and condemn those making anti—semitic remarks and acknowledge the anxiety that some of his past associations with groups has caused in thejewish community. thank you very much. a conservative run council is warning it may have to cut basic services after imposing emergency spending controls for the second time in six months. northamptonshire county council needs to save more than £60 million by next march, and will decide today whether it should limit the work it does to a bare minimum. here‘s our political correspondent, tom barton. looking after older people, caring for vulnerable children, repairing the roads — all work done by local councils on behalf of local residents. but one council is warning that soon it might only do the things it‘s required to by law. northamptonshire county council last week warned, for the second year in a row, that

the warsaw craziness, i visited auschwitz and i'm getting texts about omarosa and the "n" word and that the country is if, in fact, a tape surfaced with donald trump using the "n" word supposedly about you, were to surface, it isn't clear that would hurt him politically. >> it does not move the needle and i talked about this. xenophobia, racism, homophobia, those used to be disqualifying factors. >> the polling shows that -- a plurality of americans believe that donald trump is racist. >> yes. >> you polled them. they say, yes. i think donald trump is racist. do you think he emboldened people with racist believes? the majority say yes. the majority of democrats, overwhelmingly. the majority of independents say, yes, he did, but at the same time you're starting to see a movement. larry sabado highlighted the fact that americans must believe they must protect and their white and european heritage. >> people have been backed into a corner and people are scared and they are using the economic anxiety button and saying that's not racism, and we see the manifestation of that and we look at th

. >> hideous things said to me by people on left need to reopen auschwitz to gas incinerates you i can't watch you cry people not disciplined by twitter should not have accounts should they? it is private organization again, the level of hate and these are people, who -- go by their names sitting at home, spewing this kind of hatred, if i -- >> on -- to be -- to be honest it is -- both hard sides far right harleft are sitting in a trenches throwing hand grepdz despicable things you don't have to read a certain position figure out a way to have a conversation without being -- >> on the left anti-semitism is alive and well i don't even --nd people, liberal don't acknowledge it i see it every day i can say with no hesitation that the as inniest things said to ninastiesthet things said to me from left, against big government helping one another i don't know when but just died. >> -- the big joke about them they think they are this group is out to promote free speech bludgeon anybody who doesn't agree don't get the joke don't see how ironic that is. >> is it cowards wearing black masks i shou

your mother was in auschwitz. >> my mother went to our ghits 1944 with her mother and other members ofamily. my grand mother and other members of the family went straight to the gas chambers. that's real to me. steve: do, why did it take so long to get this guy out of the country. >> i would say it wasn't taken seriously enough. talk is cheap. had you eight years of obama. bush before that everybody said yeah we have got to get rid of this guy. nobody wants him. the bottom line is if you make this a priority, it's a moral issue. okay? and president trump, god bless him, you know, got to talk word called. [speaking foreign language] bottom line getting things done. talk and talk is cheap. getting things done is what president trump just did. it is huge it's not about being a democrat republican. as a democrat, i say to my fellow democrats, stop this nonsense. stop making everything into a political thing. when the president does something huge, like getting rid of last nazi from queens, new york, say thank you, mr. president trump, for doing an amazing thing. god bless the president. st

another two thirds haven't heard of auschwitz.is might explain why the majority of them identify as socialists and why the majority of them oppose capitalism. they view capitalism unfavorably. the reason i think that the socialists are pick on students here, why they are going after students is that they can't win a fair fight. they can't pick on people their own size. they can't win in the battle of ideas with educated adults. so they have got to go in there to students and cut off any thought of freedom with socialist ideology. they have got to indoctrinate ideology rather than to educate in history. if they teach history, they are going to lose. rachel: such a great point. i'm a parent. some kids don't know the bloody history of socialism and communism. really sad. what can parents do? what do you suggest parents do to counter. this as you said this is not new. this pamphlet is knew. new. we knew this has been happening for a while in our schools. >> socialists don't know much about history. surprising they don't know about the