meanwhile, inside the third reich, a guy named walter ranllenberg, the guy who the covert operations division of the ss, he got this idea that, maybe we should try to take them out. one room, three bullets. he cooked up this scheme to assassinate the big three. in fact, he had started to organize his hit teams. the problem was, he did not know where or when this would take place. the allies argued about it until six weeks before the conference. nobody knew where it would be. he certainly did not. schellenberg got a phone call. named alyssaian bonds a. said, i hate the british and i am for sale for .he right price schellenberg said, why should i listen to? he said, because i got a job in the british embassy in ankara. that is where all the diplomatic cables are coming through and the ambassador, he is not a light sleeper. he has insomnia so he takes sleeping pills. not just the sleeping pills you and i might take, but the serious stuff like jackson used to abuse. when he is asleep, he is out. schellenberg said, how much do you want? he asked for a lot. schellenberg finally said, why n

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in a period not unlike today it was virtually crushed robert reich. buried . by the mincer is a beacon to reconstruct. truth doesn't or is felt he himself was rather sympathetic to progressive legislation that would be in the benefit of the general population but he had to get it passed so he informed labor leaders and others forced me to do it. what he meant is it going to help demonstrate we're going to protest develop the labor movement. when the popular pressures fish and i'll be able can through the legislation you know i am not for a were. you last definition of a day and hour which. is a freebie well being gradually read your mind in endless. friendly deal. i prefer that broad definition. so there was a kind of combination of a sympathetic government and by the mid thirty's very substantial but peter activism. there were industrial action there were sit down strikes which are very frightening to. ownership. have to recognise a sit down straight is just one step before saying we don't need bushes we can run this by ourselves. and business was told to rea

five years later, 1933 watson takes what they learned, but the jamaica study to berlin in the third reich nazi germany. again. wow. i don't think that in the time i have with you i could adequately describe for you the extent to which they were involved in the third reich. i will try at least. let me see if i can read something from the book to give you a sense of the depth and breadth of that involvement. ibm machines identified and counted traced back their ancestry for generations, mock them for transport to concentration camps, managed the railroad and transport them, kept track of which ones were killed and which remained alive. identified which possessed with skills and helped nazis allocate them for slave labor. monitored the health and fitness were barbaric medical experiments were being worked to death, checked records of the torture and execution and all concentration camps kept track of german soldiers from upland the troop movements against the allies and scheduled runs. again, it was almost hard to believe this. i didn't do the primary researcher. fortunately, i don't even kn

capitalized on to boost their popularity but such ultra right sentiment is literally out of the 3rd reich and most germans really want to keep that in the past breaking story 1st live from the german capital r t's a bunch of low sit us. we keep the news rolling this monday in 90 seconds time expose . the people who are printing the money don't rely on taxes to get wealthy they're not part of the real economy that's a does the same thing as saying the rulers of saudi arabia rely on the wages of the people living in saudi arabia to get rich they they don't they just print more or pump more oil in the america the princes that run our economy just print more money they don't need the workers they don't need their taxes that's why they don't have wage growth that's why there's been this aeration because they're unneeded. you know world big. and yours it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for

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because they are showing the trend of nazi resurgence such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past i guess from what right wing and left wing parties have said their own experience of death threats in danger of radicalism on both sides of the politicos both sides of the political spectrum. it is a problem this problem was long hide it in german public and it's good that. there is a version as of this problem and we have to. step up the fight against these kind of right wing terrorism we had a lot of threats for the local politicians of our party that are the there were bombs. placed near a hols this bombs exploded for us. in july. rooted to cause some more not everything lived or. burning of the car off another city called solo in. it's an expression of. office of a growing poisoning of the political debate in germany. part of the right wing movement because. this is the sort of situation we in our party have been facing for years now and increasing beasts in recent months there were. almost daily demonstrations against me at m

those by the united states if you if you're accurate was that was the facts they try to negotiate mr reich and then they said ok we cannot reach the deal so kurds you are on your own we are leaving then after they they left the kurds and left syria they said ok we don't have anymore anymore gay chanson front of the kurds but we are coming back for oil not for the kurds. it's it's and then trysting zigzagging you know in foreign policy and back to churchill about the united states always doing it right after they tried everything else. because in syria must have a place in the political dialogue but the cure is in syria must be consistent if they at the beginning of the conflict decided that that they can go unilaterally was the support of the united states when they declared the creation of this federation or for a job. and they saw that they would be always supported by the united states in this separatist movement. this was their decision we were trying to explain to them and to the government that it is important to start some dialogue between the moscow's authorities and the kurds the

because the are showing the trend of nazi resurgence such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something the germans would like to leave in the past. german politicians go and go back again their views on the apparent resurgence of violence on the country's political scene. is a problem and this problem was long hide it in german public and it's good that now there is a very this problem and we have to. step up the fight against these kind of right wing terrorism we have a lot of threats for the local politicians of our party that if party if there were bombs. placed near a hols this bombs exploded. in july. to take on some more not everything lived or were. burning of the car off another city called. it's an expression of. office of a growing poisoning of the political. debate in germany. part of the right wing movement because. this is the sort of situation we in our party have been facing for years now and increasing nice in recent months there were. almost daily demonstrations against me at my university some of the activists including some anti far ective beasts well i tho

alarming because the are showing the trend of resurgence such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. german politicians under a. back gave us their views on the apparent resurgence of violence on the country's political scene. is a problem this problem was long hide it in german population and it's good that now there is a. this problem and we have to. step up the fight against these kind of right wing terrorism we had a lot of threats for the local politicians of our party that the. place. exploded for us. in july. or the. burning down of the cotterell from the city. it's an expression of. office of a growing poisoning of the political. debate in many. parts of the right wing movement because. this is the sort of situation we have now a party has been facing for years now and increasing nice in recent months there were. almost daily demonstrations against me at my university some of the activists including some anti far activists were either german or sent over from germany threatened to drag me i thought out of my office or th

than capitalized to boost its popularity but and ultra such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something the germans would like to leave in the past. well to discuss this further we're now joined live by andre humko from the german left party thank you for coming on the program it's great to have you with us maybe could tell us more about how these threats have affected politicians in germany. well 1st of all i would like to say that there is. among politicians. of different parties with these kind of threats. received. a stimulant tell you what this is. really or try a neo nazi group called a. nuclear weapons division. and so far as far as i know this kind of threat is not. said to other part of politicians so far but as you said rightly it's a tip off an iceberg and we had a lot of threats. even 2 to. 4 local politicians of our party that i. made. many that were. placed near a house exploded for us said. in july. not everything lived or were. burning down of the car off another city called so. we had to leave the city these are all but it isn't of our party so it is a problem

than capitalized to boost its popularity but and ultra such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. bundle of thank you very much for that advice. in burlington. a homeowner in the u.s. claims he's been left with muss of debts after a police operation destroyed his house take a look in 2015 police or run did leo let his property that he'd been renting to his psalm in search of an arm shoplifter shalt not officers while it's fleeing from the store after an 1000 hour standoff the hose was essentially left in ruins by the military grade weapons used to flush the suspect mr ledge described events for us a single armed gunman he had a handgun and he just randomly ran into our neighborhood and he started opening up the garage door police they proceeded to call in 2 armored vehicles they called in over 100 officers proceeded to fire 40 millimeter bunker buster 'd rounds into the house just room by room by room by room they they proceeded to destroy the whole house until finally they ended up you know because there was really nothing l

because the are showing the trend of neo nazi resurgence such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. and last in hong kong as again turned bloody with 5 people left a badly injured during a knife attack on sunday one of those wounded was a pro-democracy politician who also had it in a bit in off disturbing images are had. the assault took place outside a mall crowded by protesters as riot police stormed the building to thwart further demonstrations and said he witnessed a 22nd straight weekend of protests and it is filled with violence and destruction police say they arrested over 200 people involved in unlawful assembly s. and don west over the past couple of days clashes have continued this monday with the with already firing tear gas at protective international affairs analyst on china expect under lung save beijing will now stick on tentative ways to keep order and if it to. other feeling was that. there was a kind of backyard dealing with this and this is an unprecedented kind of protests certainly in the national security

alarming because the are showing the trend of the resurgence such ultra right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. 40 think a way to have launched an investigation into online flavor traders properly revealed the domestic workers who are being bought and sold on apps made available by google apple and facebook and instagram. looks into the apparent policy failures which led to such a situation the 21st century the dream era for the lazy now days you can get almost anything you want without even leaving the comfort of your home food shoes of a dead mouse hat clip a haunted rubber duck even someone to stand in line for you why not but alongside the good and downright outlandish options out there that also comes the ugly and undercover investigation by b.b.c. has found that in kuwait domestic workers are being bought and sold online and if you thought you'd need to know gone to the dark web to access the slave market think again it turns out that all you really need is an instagram account. some of the trade has been carried out on facebook and

there was no massacre, to the huge relief of protest leaders like jens reich.ally not.. ..not the usual thing. and there was another miracle. the east german government's spokesman announced live on television that the wall would open that night. thousands of people headed for the crossing points and no—one stopped them. and this is november... the last premier of communist east germany, hans modrow, told us that he and his colleagues had no idea this would happen when they took the decision. it was only as he walked home afterwards that some excited young people told him the wall was open. a whole new world was being born. john simpson, bbc news, berlin. let us look at some breaking news coming in from wiltshire police. shortly before 8:30pm this evening, following rob —— report of suspicious activity. ambulance and fire services attended the scene, medical checks were carried out. 14th of "14 of these individuals have been conveyed to custody. not believed to be in a serious condition. road closure in lease on the 350 at the kington langley crossroads while t

robert reich thank you very much indeed. severe flooding in northwestern kenya has killed at least 60 people and usually heavy rains began on friday in west percolate county causing mudslides that swept away 4 bridges and cut off an entire village so higher reports. these men are assessing the damage caused by saturday's flooding and landslides in kenya's west because county rescue workers are still pulling bodies from under the months and rubble. present who will kenyatta has said the armed forces to help he promises that every missing person will be accounted for the roads and bridges destroyed rescue efforts have been delayed in many parts of the county parties. to walk as long as for us to just be able to reach the affected. west because gov has been helping to distribute food parcels you know. like you. know. being. over. other east african countries have also been affected by weeks of heavy downpours several people have been killed in a few and tanzania and hundreds of thousands of others displaced in somalia and south

there was no massacre, to the huge relief of protest leaders like jens reich. not the usual thing. and there was another miracle. the east german government's spokesman announced live on television that the wall would open that night. thousands of people headed for the crossing points and no one stopped them. and this is november... the last premier of communist east germany, hans modrow, told us that he and his colleagues had no idea this would happen when they took the decision. it was only as he walked home afterwards that some excited young people told him the wall was open. a whole new world was being born. john simpson, bbc news, berlin. football — and two english sides were playing in the champions league this evening. tottenham had a convincing 4—0 win at red star belgrade. manchester city were also away, but could only manage a draw against the italian side atalanta. olly foster watched the action. manchester city might be playing catch up in the premier league, but they've been perfect in europe. raheem sterling, who scored a hat—trick against atalant

reich could spike in cologne get the same kind of rest that is seriously stabilize the number of countries in the region. from a president has accused foreign agents of inciting violence some critics say that could be a way to criminalize the protest but government representatives say that's not the case and i believe every comment has a right to protest it whether it is wonderful spread under the right. shoes but at the same time we have to question those who ask are people who want a national strike even if they're really if they really have the columbus interests in mind or if they have political benefit in mind. despite such comments many colombian say they're ready to join people across south america in the main being social in economy grow form so they feel they've been denied for too long at least in the room. if europeans in this adama region voted on the creation of the new federal state bill in their results are expected on thursday the initiative aims to give ethnic groups more autonomy but something in the vote could bring more fragmentation in july the referendum was delayed d

because they are showing the trend of nazi resurgence such altro right sentiment is out of the 3rd reich something that germans would like to leave in the past. a big shake up of making waves in the fast food world to now we don't know intensified its c.e.o. steve easterbrook for engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee the us fast food giant had this to say about his dismissal steve separated from the company following the board's determination that he violated company policy and demonstrated poor judgment involving a recent consensual relationship with an employee the company going firms that this leadership transition is unrelated to the companies that bray should little or financial performance. mcdonald's policies for big romantic relationships between manages them both direct and indirect employees easterbrook took over as chief executive in 2015 off the working his way through the company and has been widely credited with revitalizing the fast food chains restaurants and menu in a message to starve he apologized and admitted his dismissal was the right decision well

a truce struck between israel and islamic jihad 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli asked reich's the escalation began after the israeli army killed a senior leader of islamic jihad on choose day meanwhile thousands of mourners in gaza have attended a funeral procession for 8 family members killed by an israeli missile strike palestinian medical officials say all of the dead were civilians while and his writing military spokesperson says one of the men killed was the commander of islamic jihad in the central gaza strip islamic jihad has has not claimed him as a member of al 7 german citizen suspected of being part of i still have arrived in berlin after being to port it from turkey the 2 men 4 women and a child departed istanbul airport in the latest wave of turkish repatriations that started on monday another $23.00 european national suspected of iceland valving are expected to be deported to their home nations in the next few days comes as foreign ministers from more than 30 nations in washington to discuss the best way to defeat i still we must make sure that isis never again f

previously interpal and in that house she would see senior nazi official like bruiner, head of the reich security main offings and mueller, head of the not allowed to speak to either of them and eventually as she was shifted from there and she began this strange -- journey across germany saw war in ways that no one else did she moved as i described from frankfurt from berlin, and then in late december was moved from berlin to cologne from cologne to bonn and from bonn to just south of bonn and arrived there in the middle of the night at what looked and was a hotel. but surrounded by armed ss guard with ss at the reception desk in the front. she was brought in, and given told where her room was brought up to her room lovely room soft bed. and view outside, and told to be downstairs at 9 a.m. and so at 9 a.m. she walked down there was soldier on each floor she came down. and she could hear the buzz of all of this talking. she followed sound and walked in and a was greeted by a french man in french and a french speaker and around her were 75 french men and one french woman. and the one fren

bustle of the station the center of the capital of what was once imagined to be the thousand year reich was a dead city. the buildings were broken, the streets all but empty. rubble blocks sidewalks and buildings of the streets, a few buses or streetcars ran and there were almost no private cars. the gaunt pedestrians gertie thought wore masks of deceit and apathy. gertie walked through the streets with her guards to print out direct, gestapo headquarters. a high stone entryway with was as forbidding as ever. lost the flags decorated the central passageway of the building, the former school of industrial arts and crafts but the large windows were covered with cardboard and inside itwas dark and frigid . draft dusting around gertie's ankles. part of the staff had been evacuated that august as the bombing of the center of berlin intensified. the imposing marble lobby no longer read of fear and malevolence but was redolent of the coming defeat. even though the remaining party officials continue to quote, struck around with the old pomposity . though that was gertie's introduction to berlin

i remember john dean sitting there his and his behind him, but people don't watch tv reich that any mores the bar for democrats to make this a compelling show understanding that even if it is compelling a lot of people will retreat to the places they know that will affirm what they believe. >> that is funny you mention nixon. i spoke to some people this week and they said you have the public until you don't. i think the departments have a high bar here, i think they do need to make a connection to the public itself. and we have seen them twist themselves into knots. >> according to lindsey gram they're not smart enough to come up with a quid pro quo. >> when you have decades long career officials that you trot out there to answer questions that have been hard line republicans like tim morrison, that could change minds, and senate republicans have been much quieter than house republicans in terms of rushing to judgments other than lindsey gram, of cour graham, of course. >> democrats i talked to feel very good about the credibility question. they have no doubt that the people they're goin

of his call with president trump nor did he discuss any request to investigate vice president biden reich we all later learned was rted comments from ambassadors volker and taylor. aide, andre your mack. i don't recall the specifics of our conversation but i believe the issue of the investigations was probably a part of that agenda or meeting. also, on july 26th, shortly after our kyiv meeting, i spoke by phone with president trump. the white house, which has finally, finally shared certain call dates and times with my attorneys confirms this. the call lasted five minutes. i remember i was at a restaurant in kyiv and i have no reason to doubt that this conversation included the subject of investigations. again, given mr. giuliani's demand that president zelensky make a public statement about investigations, i knew that investigations were important to president trump. we did not discuss any

homeland secretary, chad wolf had taken over, and the current spokesperson said he was still acting, reichs, what is going on over there? >> so the president is looking for his fifth homeland security secretary. technically he is looking for his sixth, do you know who the first one was? >> no. >> me? 7 hours and 32 minutes because i was designated survivor that day. so who was the first cabinet of donald trump's cabinet to resign. but i got to be serious here, and i wrote an op-p-ed about th last week. in the public eye these days homeland security is nothing but border security separating kids at the border. and if you're at the end zone, the military protects you at the 50 yard line, the department of homeland security protects you at the one yard line. land, sea, and air. maritime security, cyber security, cyber space, and it is vitally important to protect all of you and it is rudder less right now. there is no leader. and i know from personal experience how important it is to have a cabinet level person that has eyes and ears of all of the ways a person can get into the country. >> th

young folks out there who want freedom, who don't ever want to be a part of mainland china, yet looks reichoing to happen. patrice, thank you very much. >> thank you, charles. charles: elizabeth warren wrapping up her attack on private equity and gathering allies. her plan to shake up the industry, when i say shake it up. kylie jenner selling a majority stake in her cosmetic company? is this a shrewd move as more young people turn away from makeup all together? ♪. investment opportunities firsthand, like biotech. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence. ♪. charles: folks right now there is a hearing going on that could impact the 2020 elections and we are not talking about impeachment. lawmakers on the financial services committee hearing today testimony on private equity, something elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have railed against. joining me to discuss, fox news contributor deroy murdoch. elizabeth warren unveiled the stop wall street looting act yesterday. today maxine waters is holding a hearing. it is all-out assault on private equity

the only t thing -- the last time that was done is in 1935 in germany, you know, when the reich said that only the papers that we give you will decide whether you're a citizen or not. so it's a very, very dangerous situation. amy: and then you have this latest development of india's supreme court ruling in favor of hindus in a decades-long dispute -- how did "the new york times" describe it? "a holy site contested by over muslims, handing the prime minister and his followers a major victory in their quest to remake the country as hindu and shift itit further fromtsts secularar foundation." explain the significance of this holy site. >> well, i mean, it's a pretty unholy dispute, i'll have to say, you know? soso the babri masjid was built in the 16th century. and inin 1949, after independen, the hindus claimed that the actual physical idol of ram lalla, the young god ram, was founded. they've always said that this was the birthplace of lord ram. and thenen in the late 1980's and early 1990's, as the bjp was rising, it led a huge campaign saying that we want a ram temple to be built th

you know, it's no reason a couple of bad apples -- is not a reason to condemn all of the third reich.de apologies. with me, if they pay me, i'll do stuff for al qaeda >> seth: you will? yeah >> yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah i'll be on the phone going, "yeah. i just wanna make sure i have infidel, yeah. the proper pronunciation." [ light laughter ] >> seth: your podcast -- this is nearing 300 episodes this is you interviewing people that you loved when you were young. >> yes >> seth: is that a good way of describing it? >> yeah. there's -- we've had on dick van dyke, carl reiner, bruce dern >> seth: and i believe, like, you maybe had 8 to 10 people who are over 90 -- >> yes >> seth: -- on your podcast. how has that been? because they probably don't understand what a podcast is [ light laughter ] >> i was originally going to call the show "the before it's too late show. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i think that's -- >> yeah. it's like, if someone's in their '80s, people -- you know, i got a great tweet from someone after one person i interviewed in their late '90s. and they said that the

and the colts were led by coach frank reich. can we see both of them?[ light laughter ] looks like the red m&m versus the trivago guy. [ laughter ] looks like every woman's first husband versus every woman's second husband [ laughter ] looks like christmas day santa versus summer juice cleanse santa. [ laughter ] guys, earlier today the patriots played the redskins at fedex field. you can tell the stadium is sponsored by fedex 'cause after you show them your ticket, they pick you up and throw you over the front gate [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: that's how speaking of the patriots, this week, tom brady admitted that he's been wearing the same shoulder pads for the last 25 years then his jock strap was like, "and if you think that's bad - [ laughter ] it's nuts down here. [ laughter ] >> steve: "quarterback sack. >> jimmy: during today's buffalo bills game, tight end dawson knox was tackled. but the hit seemed a bit more painful than most. take a look at this hit. >> pick up of five >> well, dawson -- [ audience oohs one of the more fun playe

i'm glad reich is on tonight.you're out wandering around -- at least people used to wander around the malls on saturday and occasionally see a bookstore that's still there. get into that bookstore and buy this book. this is an education right here. this is your -- at least a year of good college right here. it is fantastic because it ties together all the things we've been talking about here, all the things. all this scandal. i'm not a marxist but i do accept there's a lot of economic determinism. richard nixon went down because the economy sucked when he was in trouble. bill clinton survived because the academy was good. watch the economy, follow the money. rachel maddow has done just that. "blowout," get a copy this weekend. >> god bless you, my friend. thank you so much. >>> up next, presidential candidates and their supporters are converging on iowa tonight. now it's called the liberty and justice celebration, very woke. that's out there in and this is new poll. shows an increasingly tight race out there. can

declared to end 2 days of intense fighting $34.00 palestinians have been killed in israeli asked reich's including 3 women and 8 children thousands of mourners attended a funeral procession in gaza fait members of the same family killed in one of them how a force that reports now from gaza. the single deadliest movement in 48 hours of fighting it is really a strong. destroyed this house in central gaza killing 8 members of the same family including 5 children the israeli army said the target was rather. an islamic jihad commander. they gave no warning usually they do but this time they killed a whole family it's not right. a mass funeral followed 8 buried and thousands on the streets by this time the rockets and airstrikes a given way to attend cease fire islamic jihad saying it had won important concessions. the deal was made by islamic jihad on behalf of all the palestinians the conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vita return to start implementing steps to break the siege but many in gaza are struggling with desperate povert

study, 5 years later, 1933 watson takes what they learned, the jamaica study, to berlin and the third reichnazi germany. i don't think in the time i have with you i could adequately describe the extent to which ibm was involved in the holocaust. i will read something from the book to give you a sense of the depth and the breadth of that involvement. ibm machines identified and counted jews, traced back their ancestry for generations, marked them for transport to concentration camps, managed the railroads that transported them, kept track of which jews were killed and which remained alive, identified which jews possessed which skills and helps nazis allocate them for slave labor, monitor the health and fitness of jews for barbaric medical experiments or being worked to death, records of the torture and execution of jews in all concentration camps, kept track of german soldiers, german tank and troop movements against the allies and scheduled liftoff a bombing runs. it was almost hard to believe this. i didn't do the primary research here. i don't know the word fortunately is right. i think i

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as you move forward over the course of the next few days, i'd reich to look at every camera's eye andresident of santa clarita and surrounding area and everyone else. santa clarita is the a very, very, very strong community. i ask the parents and i ask everybody in the community, in the days ahead and in the years ahead the main thing we need to do wrap our arms around each other, keep in contact with our kids, with each other and in our relationships and families so we know what our family members are going through so we know what's happening in everyone's lives. as a strong community between santa clarita and unincorporated area, 294,000 residents. all 294 residents need to gather around this incident, tragic, and tragedy struck. how do we come out of a tragedy? we come out it surrounding each other, holding hands, saying prayers, and spending time together. to see and, to see what's going on, see what's happening and then my last thing is we need to say, no more. as the fbi special agent said, this is a tragic event that happens too frequently. across the nation i hear frequently,

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