so right on up to adolf hitler.s a noble and necessary activity of germany. ♪ and they said that the nazi party alone had the right to rule germany and the right to destroy the party's enemies. ♪ their rise to power was based on fraud, deceit, intimidation and coercion. culminating finally in terror. and flames. into that flame went the democratic constitution of the weimar republic and the freedom of the german people. for the fires set by the nazis extended to the very reichstadt. a witness who formerly held a high position in the berlin police administration tells of his investigation into the fire. [speaking foreign language] to speak briefly and to state the facts, first of all, we ascertain that quite generally, it was a large scale propaganda campaign. goebbels took on the job of making the necessary proposals, and it was goebbels who first thought of setting the rei chstadt on fire. a group of 10 reliable was made ready. and during was informed about every detail of the plan. andas expected from goering he g

may, 1935, adolf hitler. >> the curtain fell on act one. tors prepared for act two. 38 memorandum from hitler to his high command. unalterable decision to smash czechia by military future.n the near it is the job of the political leaders to bring about the politically and militarily moment. >> conrad hennlime was designated political leader. labeled operation green and the defendant issued another memorandum, reading -- be set inon will motion by means of an incident -- the fixing for the exact time of this incident is of the utmost important. germany months later, signed the munich pact with england, france and italy. involved the transfer of the land to germany. it theirirators called last territorial demand. but before the ink was dry, they plans.king other for hitler's goal was the absorption of czechoslovakia. czech president was called to a meeting with hitler gÖring, andts kettel. the ultimatum. they would be incorporated or czechoslovakia would be invaded and prague air.oyed from the he was helpless. the decree,igned bohemai a german

neville chamberlain goes to see adolf hitler and his inclination is to trust him, despite, and he ignoresf evidence there is. but with respect, neville chamberlain‘s encounters with hitler are so deeply political and connected to his position on politics at home, and motivations that are nothing to do with what he makes of adolf hitler as fellow human being. that is a very strong statement, nothing to do. on the contrary, if you read neville chamberlain‘s letter to his sister, which are profoundly... all historians of chamberlain take seriously. it is where he unburdened his heart about his... he talks very much about his personal relationship with hitler, it really mattered to him that he felt hitler took him seriously, hitler was someone he felt he could have a real conversation with. there is a very strong... what you are saying about how there are many other factors at play is exactly the case. i never pretend that i am doing justice to this story in the same way that someone who is devoting a book to the history of neville chamberlain was, but there is a threat in that story that str

aboutjohannes — jojo, of the title — who is so obsessed, such a hero — such a hero—worshipper of adolf hitler. so you've got taika waititi playing an imaginary adult hitler. shall we take a look at a clip? yeah, why not? here it is. poorjojo! what's wrong, little man? hi, adolf. want to tell me about that rabbit incident? what was all that about? they wanted me to kill it. i'm sorry, i couldn't. don't worry about it. i couldn't care less! but now they call me a scared rabbit. let them say whatever they want. people used to say a lot of nasty things about me. "oh, this guy's a lunatic." "oh, look at that psycho, he's going to get us all killed." i'm going to let you in on a little secret. the rabbit is no coward. the humble little bunny faces a dangerous world every day, hunting carrots for his family, for his country. my empire will be full of all animals. lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinoceroses, octopuses, rhin—octopusses — even the mighty rabbit. what do you make of it, james? it's sort of had mixed reviews. oh, really... it seems like one of those films that people either love or hate. yeah,

aboutjohannes — jojo, of the title — who is so obsessed, such a hero — such a hero—worshipper of adolf hitlerines him as a friend. so you've got taika waititi playing an imaginary adult hitler. shall we take a look at a clip? yeah, why not? here it is. poorjojo! what's wrong, little man? hi, adolf. want to tell me about that rabbit incident? what was all that about? they wanted me to kill it. i'm sorry, i couldn't. don't worry about it. i couldn't care less! but now they call me a scared rabbit. let them say whatever they want. people used to say a lot of nasty things about me. "oh, this guy's a lunatic." "oh, look at that psycho, he's going to get us all killed." i'm going to let you in on a little secret. the rabbit is no coward. the humble little bunny faces a dangerous world every day, hunting carrots for his family, for his country. my empire will be full of all animals. lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinoceroses, octopuses, rhin—octopusses — even the mighty rabbit. what do you make of it, james? it's sort of had mixed reviews. oh, really... it seems like one of those films that people either

and in a world that adolf hitler could never have imagined, the anyway did is never could have -- nazis never could have imagined, jewish members of the house like myself have the opportunity like the one now to remind america why this is so important. like my colleague from florida, congresswoman wasserman schultz, i represent a lot of survivors. and twice a year our local jewish family service organization has a program called cafe europa. and they bring together the survivors from our community for lunch and the opportunity to socialize and to enjoy music and to be with one another. and they sit the survivors at tables based on the communities in europe that they came from. communities where the nazis tried to eradicate all the jews. and here they are now, most in eir 90's, coming together in this case in south florida, with the opportunity to be with one another and what's so remarkable is that on virtually every one of these meetings there's a moment where a survivor from a community in europe is able to reunite with another survivor from that community that he or she has not seen

adolf hitler launched a counter offensive against the are -- allied forces in luxembourg. known as "the battle of the bulge" hitler's committed more than 1000 tanks and 200,000 troops to this last nazi effort to recapture antwerp. veterans, their families, and officials from the u.s. military and allied nations, mark the attle's anniversary with ceremony in washington, d.c. and author gives the keynote address. the friends of the national world war ii memorial hosted the event. >> good morning. on behalf of the friends of the national world war ii memorial, it is much amend his honor to welcome you to the magnificent world war ii memorial. i am a member of the board of directors of the friends of the national world war ii memorial. i have written several books , including war ii one called the longest winter, which is about the battle of the bulge and america's most decorated platoon from world war ii. it is my great honor to serve today, as your master ceremonies. thank you all for joining us on this chilly, beautiful day as we mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of t

ththey say the suspect, , graftn thomas, kekept journals that had references to adolf hitler, "nazi culture," and a drawing of a swastika. officials said grafton's cell phone showed multiple online searches for "why did hitler hate the jews." his family and lawyers say he was mentally ill. this is his attorney michael sussman. >> my impression from m speaking , he needs serious psychiatric evaluation and that is the primary focus. i don't know whehether those who are making these charges have spent a moment speaking with him or r relating to him, but my impression from what i have read and my conversation with him is there are severe psychiatric issues. amy: new york governor andrew cuomo has called the attack "domestic terrorism," and several jewish elected officials in new york have asked him to declare a state of emergency and to deploy the national guard to visibly patrol and protect orthodox jewish h nehborhoods.s. this is new york's 13th anti-semitic incident in three weeks and follows a shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city, new jersey, in which two assailants killed three

on december 16, 1944, adolf hitler launched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces in the region of belgium, northeastern france, and luxembourg. known as the "battle of the bulge," hitler committed more than 1000 tanks and 200,000 troops to this last nazi effort, hoping to recapture the port city of antwerp. next, veterans, their families, and officials from the u.s. military and allied nations mark battle's 75th anniversary with a ceremony in washington, d.c. author alex kershaw gives the address. the friends of the national world war ii memorial hosted the event. mr. kershaw: good morning. on behalf of the friends of the national world war ii memorial, it is my tremendous honor to welcome you to the magnificent world war ii memorial. my name is alex kershaw, i am a member of the board of directors at the friends of the national world war ii memorial. i have written several books about world war ii, including one called "the longest winter," which is about the battle of the bulge and america's most decorated platoon from world war ii. it is my great honor to serve today

. >> on december 16, 16numbers, 19 -- december 1944, adolf hitler's launched a surprise counter attack. known as the battle of the bulge, hitler's committed over 1000 tanks and 200,000 troops to this last nazi effort, hoping to recapture the port city of antwerp. next, veterans, their families and officials from the u.s. military and allied nations mark the 75th anniversary of the battle with a ceremony in washington d.c. the friends of the national world war ii memorial hosted the event. >> good morning. on behalf of the friends of the national world war ii memorial, it is much amend his honor to welcome you to the magnificent world war ii memorial. my name is alex kershaw, a member of the board of directors of the friends of the national world war ii memorial. i have written several books about world war ii, including one called the longest winter, which is about the battle of the bulge and america's most decorated platoon from world war ii. it is my great honor to serve today as you master of ceremonies. thank you all for joining us on this chilly, beautiful day as we mark the 75th

reacting to n last year that a news website with climate change deniers saying that adolf hitler and mao tse tung would be soroud to so superciliously deny a voice to alternative view is reminiscent of total totalarianisms. for some of the party, the question remains, ianclimate real, not so much what do we do about it. it's worthin nthat the previous prime minister was toppled by the liberal party itself over his plans to rei in greenhouse gas emissions. as mr. morrison says, it's a balance. away from politics, a clip widelyon shared,ring whether it's a laugh or cry. a magpie in new south wales which has learned t mimic the firetruck. [sirens] ros: if you'd like lots of background infmation on what' happening in australia with the bush fires, how many of these fires began, the meteorological context in which they're taking place and more details on what the australian government is doing to support firefighters and those affected, people who have lostheir lives and had to leave their homes, you can get that through the bbc news app. if you don't have that, you can find it in your ap

not that today's germany is nazi germany, but it is the nation that began this led by adolf hitler.t was his initiative, his cruel, brutal vision that led to the murder of 6 million jews. you cannot n not hear from the descendents of that vision, even those who have repudiated that vision. he has been very vocal since arriving on israeli soil yesterday. tell us about what we have been hearing from him. has been very vocal about anti-semitism. he confronts it straight on in all of his speeches. he spoke earlier to french members of the jewish community here. france isem that battling anti-semitism, but that it is a war you can't win. it is a shape shifter. he said his government has closed down many organizations who had views that were anti-semitic, but he knows that it is a battle. you win one battle and you keep fighting. that is something that israel, it is part of the angst in israel in holding this is to remember the past and fight anti-semitism today. they would be very pleased to hear that their views have been taken on board, or in fact shared by emmanuel macron. ,hat is par

. >> on december 16, 16numbers, 19 -- december 1944, adolf hitler's launched a surprise counter attack the battle of the bulge, hitler's committed over 1000 tanks and 200,000 troops to this last nazi effort, hoping to recapture the port city of antwerp. next, veterans, their families and officials from the u.s. military and allied nations mark the 75th anniversary of the battle with a ceremony in washington d.c. the friends of the national world war ii memorial hosted the event. >> good morning.

and in a world that adolf hitler could never have imagined, the anyway did is never could have -- nazis never could have imagined, jewish members of the house like myself have the opportunity like the one now to remind america why this is so important. like my colleague from florida, congresswoman wasserman schultz, i represent a lot of survivors. and twice a year our local jewish family service organization has a program called cafe europa. and they bring together the survivors from our community for lunch and the opportunity to socialize and to enjoy music and to be with one another. and they sit the survivors at tables based on the communities in europe that they came from. communities where the nazis tried to eradicate all the jews. and here they are now, most in eir 90's, coming together in this case in south florida, with the opportunity to be with one another and what's so remarkable is that on virtually every one of these meetings there's a moment where a survivor from a community in europe is able to reunite with another survivor from that community that he or she has not seen

hanging above the mantle is an autographed photo of adolf hitler.because our house are career diplomats and who likes to be called baby which is anglicized to bb. she has just arrived in america. she is an animal lover, she's an equestrian, and she is also a close horse. in years to come, reporters will say things about her like she was costumed entirely and wine colored velvet. sectorial splendor indeed. in fact tonight, vb is wearing, wait a minute is something moving? indeed it is. this is a red squirrel she brought over on the ship from germany. run reporter gush the drapes around her neck like a lovely neckpiece. i guess if you like your for pieces with claws. the book opens with this party in april 1937 and roughly its first third runs from this party up until december 7, 1941. the world on the swirl of the diplomatic and social scene in d.c. social scene, parties, receptions, here hans and vb off to a reception at the white house. i think she's got a little bit of a for upgrades there, i think you would agree. life in d.c. was not lived in a

and adolf hitler was well on his way to seizing power in germany. by 1938, he was on the move. nexing austria and occupying czechoslovakia. the next year, he invaded poland. its appeasement of hitler having failed great britain turned to winston churchill to lead them. >> i can only say one word. victory. victory at all costs. victory in spite of all terror. victory however long and hard the road may be. without victory, there is no survival. >> bret: eight years older than f.d.r., churchill had also been born in a family of wealth and privilege. >> a young man in a hurry. born several weeks early. from that moment on he seemed to be racing through life. >> bret: he attended military college, he fought in cuba and sudan and served as a correspondent in the war. he was elected to parliament in 1926 and served in a series of the cabinet positions including the first lord of admiralty in world war i. he lost that job and much face after the failed galipoli campaign which involved amphibious landing against the ottomous empire. >> bret: it's amazing to see if you look at the history

i was saddened when anderson cooper she likened donald trump to adolf hitler. >> i was sure trump wouldd. it would be like hitler and mexicans are the new jews. that is what he delivered. howie: i get most celebrities hate the president when you compare the him to the 20th century's wore murder you're way off-key. tweeting that the usa disrespected your country, your flag, people. 52% of us humbly apologize. we want peace with your nation. we're being held hostage by terrorist regime. we do not know how to escape. please do not kill us. held hostage by a terrorist regime? perhaps she forgot we had elections. she said okay, i freaked out. no apology for saying our country is run by terrorists. "hustler" magazine sent law makers with a christmas card boasting that he wasn't arrested for shooting the president on 5th avenue. with a graphic drawing of donald trump lying in a pool of blood. this is new low for larry flynt, and it is i don't know dispeckable. sorry to end on that note. that is is it for the edition for "mediabuzz." i think it is important to call these people out. subscribe a

seven years earlier when freddy fled nazi germany as a teenager come a return trip to the hellfire adolf hitler had made an signal. he was not at the age of 23, a parachute on his back and bulky back strapped stretch his leg a pistol ammunition and supplies inside, preparing to dive back into the nazi stronghold in austria. he was doing it for the americans no less on the spy mission. this was a life on a type of adventure that the barrel chested refugee had been craving for months. pitting him against men he once called countrymen. some were below them, were nazi soldiers on antiaircraft weaponry designed to shoot downn planes just like this one. the chances of success for his tiny three-man spiting is one in 100, an officer told him. that was good enough, anything to defeat the fascists. he waited so long for the skin and is desperate to make the jump. mission had been scuttled twice in the last five days because of bad weather and half an hour earlier the flight crew almost was forced to turn back yet again to italy. fred was determined this was a night. the moonlit skies separate them from

tonight, the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge where adolf hitler launched a surprise attack. >>> "american history tv" products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what's new for "american history tv" and check out all of the c-span products. >>> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing american unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> "american history tv" continues its look at the civil war with remarks from kristen paullack at the battle of wilson's creek in august of 1861. she explained that the conflict is significant because it was the first major battle west of the mississippi river. this was part of a symposium on forgotten battles of the civil war hosted by theem

forgotten battles of the civil war in the submitted anniversary of the battle of the bulge where adolf hitler launched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces. watch american history tv all this week and every weekend on c-span3. kid's day six of our annual office week series on washington office where we feature from all sides of the political spectrum on key public policy issues. joining us today to talk about her book is an african-american studies professor at and where university in atlanta. why did you write this book? >> the book emerged out of two things. one was the 2016 election. there is what i heard the pundits talking about how you know black people just did not show up. hillary lost because black people did not show up in hillary lost because my people just were not feeling hillary. and i looked at that and he didn't make any sense because this was the first election in presidential election in years without the protection of the voting rights act. and we have had a series of laws coming targeted at african-americans, so i want to begin to lay out how actually vote or

i've seen meme after meme, after picture, after photo shopped image of all those guys depicting adolf hitlernazis and we shouldn't do it to political opponents either: the ones who are angry are the most likely to retweet. >> scott, i want to help you here. you're not saying -- >> help me? >> you're saying wearing a hijab is the same thing at his ler or nazi? >> less than an american patriot, that's how i viewed the photo today. he's depicting them as being on the side of the iranian regime, which i don't think is necessarily true. >> the other thing, you're talking about people who are on the internet and sometimes wacky people in the party. i never saw president bush or president obama or president clinton do this with any -- i'm talking about the president. i'm not talking about fringe elements on the internet or even sometimes people who do stupid things who are part of a political party. we're talking about the president of the united states, scott. >> yeah. like i said, i don't agree with it, i don't think we should depicture political opponents in a way that's un-american or anti-amer

that was determined to be accurate by the german official who checked in at the time, that when adolf hitler met a romanian on june 12,munich what wasasked hitler to be done about the jews in the soviet territory that their armies were about to invade. for him,ant issue since the area that would be seized initially was known to contain a large number of jews. hitler's told him they were all instruction, and that the evidence indicates he given to heinrich .immler we have a clear confirmation of the meeting before the invasion, official toldh ss that they were to follow the german armies into and a majornion part of their assignment was to kill all the jews. i will come back to the source when i getsolution to another point. havehe evidence we now leaves no doubt that the ,ommanders of the battalions units with members more than 10 times as numerous as the famous group, were similarly instructed junee the invasion of 1941. 's own tellinger the minister of croatia that all jews in europe were to be killed jerusalem inng november of 1941 that all jews in the middle east and in the rest of the w

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on december 16, 1944, adolf hitler launched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces in t forces. more than 1,000 tanks and 200,000 troops took part in this effort with a hope to recapture the port city. "tigers on the loose" is a 1965 u.s. army film highlighting the tiger division, narrated by actor loren green, the story is told primarily by the veterans themselves who detailed the battle and the division's experience up to the surrender of germ maany in may of 1945. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >>> "american history tv" products are now available at the new c-span online incredible opportunity to express my thoughts and views in the political climate in the current day as well as connect with local and state leaders in political office. i'm extremely excited that you all are interested in this and pursuing this. it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. i'm so excited you all are taking it. >> there's still time for you to enter the c-span student cam video competition. you have until january 20th to create a five to six-minute document

history was made references to adolf hitler and nancy. >> please, stand up and stop this hatred. it cannot keep going on. >> reporter: there's been about a dozen antiemetic incidents in the new york area in the last two weeks. the jewish community here is on edge from the officials to increase security around synagogues and religious events. >> as jewish communities throughout new york are petrified, we must work day in and day out. to do everything we can. >> reporter: refton thomas faces both federal hate crime charges and attempted murder charges at state level. he's due back in court tomorrow. in new york, fox news. >> there's no sign of the suv they were in and all that is left is this video. and the tire tracks as it plunged off the cliff in san mateo county. coming up next, why that search has been so difficult. >>> there are new warnings of more tax. ray bogan in washington why the secretary of defense is the use may have to take reactive action. coming up. >>> also ahead, time of the annual snowpack survey in the secure., emma a look at how much snow has fallen. trump: o

after his arrest, they found journals referring to it a adolf hitler and nazis. >> trace: lynn castro announcement and a video released by his campaign. >> with only a month until the iowa caucus, and given the circumstances of this campaign season, i have determined that it simply isn't meant to be. so today, it is with a heavy heart and profound gratitude that i will suspend my campaign for president. >> trace: the announcement comes as they begin reporting their fund-raising numbers. bernie sanders leading the pack with $34.5 million. a record for this democratic primary race. he is followed by pete buttigieg, joe biden, andrew yang, and tulsi gabbard. senator elizabeth warren campion has not yet released at fund-raising totals. let's go to peter doocy, reporting live. >> joe biden told us on his way into this event here that he thinks for thinks bernie did a great job. he was referring to the eight figure fund-raising leave that sanders now has over joe biden. teachers donated the most frequently to senator sanders, but the biden campaign is telling us that they still see signs of

. >> reporter: investigators say they found journal entries referring to adolf hitler and. defense claims he has developmental illness after joining the marines. military officials say he was removed for fraudulent enlistment months after he started boot camps >> we are going to do everything we can possibly do to figure it out. not just get the bad guys, but figure out what prompted this attack and if there were any others, reasons, motivations associated with the. >> reporter: police say thomas was previously questioned about the november stabbing of new york man. there wasn't any evidence he was involved in the incident but the investigation remains act of. >>> ethan couch back in jail. you may remember him as a young man arrested in 2013 for killing four people driving drunk. he made headlines when he said he was a victim of affluenza, a product of wealthy, privileged parents who never set limits farm. prosecutors sought 20 years in prison the couch received no prison time. he was arrested yesterday after 30 say he violated the terms of his probation. apparently tested

investigators charged thomas with attempted murder and hate crime and had journals which references to adolf hitlerhis defense says he's not antisemitic but mentally ill. the incident is one of many in the new york area since december 23rd and in several cases police are still looking for suspects, nypd released new surveillance video, one of those attacks in brooklyn, suspects can be seen throwing a chair and punching him in the head, people who came out here today shared a message of no hate, no fear calling for the 1.5 million jewish people in new york city to stand together and one of the thing worth mentioning, it's incredible amount of police out here at this event today showing that they are really taking the calls for increase security at religious gatherings and events like this seriously, gillian. gillian: well, wish i was there so i could join the marchers, jackie, thanks for covering it all for us, leland. leland: south carolina police have apprehended the suspect connected to fatal showing of public officer, the man shot officer during traffic stop at florence regional airport today, a

investigators say history helpmate references to adolf hitler and not see. >> lease, stand up and stopit cannot keep going on. >> reporter: there has been a dozen of anti-semitic incidents in new york last week. the jewish community is on edge. urging to increase security. >> jewish communities drug your car at your front. we must work day in and day out to do everything we can. >> reporter: attended merger charges at the state level. he's due back in court tomorrow. in order, jackie hamrick, fox news. >>> at apartment complex forcing them out of their homes and did not wait for the fire department without those flames. some of the large field of democratic presidential hopefuls getting smaller, more the candidates dropping out of the race with me,. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> one man take into custody. allegedly started fire the spark from a model that failed. residents rushed into productive things before the fire was arrived. >> residents were able to put out the flames using a fire extinguisher before emergency crews arrived.

the founder called it adolf hitler's revenge on america. yeah, hitler is dead sure but he's winning his nazi race war against us because people still immigrate to america and obviously that's terrible. >> the founding ethos is that the united states is explicitly a white nation. quote, the racial identity of america is legitimate and defensible. diversity is not strength but a vulnerability is their mission statement. and in that e-mail where steven miller flags and sends along that article as something worth paying attention to because of what he expects to be a secret part by barrack obama to import mexicans to america. i mean, that was sent by steven miller when he was a staffer working for then alabama republican senator jeff sessions. ultimately of course both sessions and steven miller would go to work for donald trump. and to the reporter that's just one in a big stack during that time period. e-mails that were obtained and published by the southern poverty law center. in total what the e-mails show is that that one e-mail was not a

franklin roosevelt proved to be right in saying that we had to fight the imperial japanese and adolf hitler in the late 1930s, early 1940s, whereas congress was very isolationist. then after world war ii, 1950, harry truman, who was otherwise someone who was a senate man, was asked after korea was invaded and he sent armed forces to korea, when are you going to go to congress to ask for a war declaration, and truman said essentially, you know, i'm with james k. polk. i think that congress should just be told to go to hell, he said. and lyndon johnson did the same thing, never asked for a war declaration. the last time congress was asked to declare war was 1942. so we're in this habit. 1973, jacob javits, as you rightly say, the senator from new york, thought that was a bad thing and that you had to have legislation that would move the pendulum back toward congress, and that's the reason he came up with the war powers resolution, which was passed over richard nixon's veto. >> i was thinking about your line of work tonight, and i heard frank rich tell lawrence o'donnell his strong view that w

after saturday's attack they found thomas' journals, referring to adolf hitler and nazis.ntipsychotics. thomas was removed from the marines a month after boot camp for fraudulent enlistment. but saturday's rampage was one of at least 13 anti-semitic incidents around new york in the last two weeks. arrested two women for allegedly shouting anti-semitic slurs paid one charge for punching him in the throat. andrew cuomo labeled the incident domestic terrorism, prompting increased security at events, like a religious gathering of 92,000 at metlife stadium. tomorrow a grand jury will hear the case and it is more charges will come down. >> bret: we follow that, thank you. ♪ into knight's democracy 2020 report, another dropout from thl race. former obama campaigner has suspended his campaign because of lack of support and money. after president trump trumpets big donation numbers to start the year. correspondent peter doocy has the latest tonight from manchester iowa. >> senator sanders has money to burn. >> so far, we have received over 5 million campaign contributions, which is

tonight, the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge where adolf hitler launched a surprise counter offensive against allied forces. watch american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store.org to see what is new from american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >>> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington, d.c., and around the country. created by cable, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> american history tv continues now with a look at the civil war. sarah kay buyerli says that this is the last major confederate victory in the shenandoah valley, and had a significance far beyond the number engaged. the cadets, the battle of new market, may 15, 1864. this is 50 minutes. >> it's my pleasure to introduce sarah kay bierle, also known as

on december 16th, 1944, adolf hitler launched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces in theforest region of belgium. more than 1,000 tanks and 200,000 troops took part in this final effort with the hope to recapture the port city of antwerp. tigers on the loose is a 1965 u.s. army film highlighting the 10th armored division known as the tiger division. narrated by actor lauren green, the story is told primarily by the veterans themselves who detail the battle and the divisions' experience up to the surrender of germany in may of 1945. we'll show that to you tonight, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store.org to see what's new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >> hi, everyone. my name is adam cook. i'm a 2018 c-span student cam winner. i'm here to encourage you to continue to wrap up this competition as the deadline is getting pretty close. don't worry you'll still have time. this is about the time i started filming my

poland in 1940 and at first, itjust house polish would go prisoners but then became the biggest of adolf hitler'sn camps. let's go to our reporter. and incredibly moving ceremony today, jenny. a profoundly moving day for everyone i think of when here at auschwitz. not least of course those 200 survivors who made it difficult to journey back here, very few of them want to come back, very few of them want to come back, very few of them want to come back, very few of them really want to talk about what happened to them here. they do it of course because to them it isa they do it of course because to them it is a way of trying to ensure that the world that never forgets what happened within the barbed wire and concrete perimeters of this camp and of course other camps. and a way too to try to ensure nothing of its like ever happens again. you can see some of the delegates, we are not sure how many survivors are among them because so many of the survivors are 110w because so many of the survivors are now elderly and getting very frail. but you can see people there walking through the darkness of ausch

adolf hitler launched a battle near lox souxemburg, and this w with the hope of recapturing the port city of antwerp. and they alsounched the tiger division and narrated by lorne greene, and how they detailed the battle and the experience up to the surrender of germany in may of 1945, and we will show you tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv and on c-span3. >> american history history products are available at the c-span online store, and go to c-span store.org to see what is new for american history tv, and check out all of the c-span products products. >>> hi, everyone. my name is adam cook, and koch, the c-span cam winner. and i encourage you to continue, because this is about the time i started filming my documentary the first year i entered. i'm in the d.c. offices and c-span student cam was an incredible opportunity to express my views and thoughts about the current political climate while connecting with the local and state leaders in political office. i am extremely excited that you are interested in this and pursuing this and it is a once in a lifetim

reason beyond the that incorrectly assess where the soviets will attack is they are dealing with adolf hitler. idea ofup with the fortified places about identifying towns and villages he thinks, if they are strongly defended and absolutely under no circumstances abandoned, we might just be able to hold the front. time, one has to understand how the east works. the east has far less infrastructure. large at that time, , a germaneep swamps advantage when you're are on the defensive, it appears to be part of their solution for survival. these are the fortified places. is with limited infrastructure, if we can defend cities,rge towns, small this could be the key to holding the eastern front. it is a fools errand. those cities were largely damaged when the germans went through them in 1941. there was heavy urban warfare. germans are now in for positions and they could well be and they would prove to be death traps for the soldiers assigned to try to defend them. bush, the field marshal in command of army group centre, is a true national socialist. he is to some extent a realist. a month before the

it has got a picture of neville chamberlain, a picture of ronald reagan, a picture of adolf hitler, and a picture of mikael gorbachev. it says, appeasement is as unwise in 1988 as it was a 1938. help us defeat the treaty. if a conservative because you neville chamberlain, that is as low as it gets. that is the biggest insult you could be given. is that you are neville chamberlain. you are going to sell out the world to hitler's. of reagan torison neville chamberlain is quite profound. senate conservatives proposed amendments and modifications that torpedoed the treaty. they were unsuccessful. i think part of that was strategy. they were trying to show the president that we might not be able to defeat you, but you better not go for anymore reductions because we will oppose them. with the exception of george w. bush, every presidential hopeful opposed the treaty. many of them running to the right of reagan. -- camp blasted the treaty, labeling it a nuclear munich. harsh rhetoric. here are some wonderful quotes from our good friends who are in the new right. thatd phillips explained ronald

on december 16th, 1944, adolf hitler launched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces in the arden forest region of belgium, northeastern france in luxembourg. more than 1,000 tanks and 200,000 troops took part in this final nazi effort with the hope to recapture the port city of antwerp. tigers on the loose is a 1965 u.s. army film highlighting the tenth armored division known as the tiger division, narrated by actor lorne green the story is told primarily by the veterans themselves who detailed the battle and division's experience up to the surrender of germany in may of 1945. we will show that to you tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what's new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >> hi, everyone my name is adam koch and i am a 2018 c-span student cam winner and i'm here to encourage you to continue to wrap up this competition as the deadline is getting pretty close, but don't worry you will stil

forgotten battles of the civil war in the submitted anniversary of the battle of the bulge where adolf hitleraunched a surprise counteroffensive against allied forces. watch american history tv all this week and every weekend on c-span3. kid's day six of our annual office week series on washington journal where we feature

he said, in parliament, "adolf hitler, joseph stalin and mao zedong couldn't have put it better themselveso an alternative point of view is reminiscent of totalitarian regimes." of course the difference being there, those three were in power and responsible for the deaths of millions. the news website was just choosing not to quote people saying things that aren't true. for some in the liberal party the question remains — is climate change real? not — what do we do about it? it's worth noting, the previous prime minister malcolm turnbull was toppled by the liberal party over his plans to reign in greenhouse gas emissions. as mr morrison says, it's a balance. away from politics, here's a clip which leaves you wondering whether to laugh or cry. it's a magpie in new south wales which has learnt to mimmick a fire truck. some slightly light relief from new south wales. if you want some background information on what's happening in australia, how the fire is begun, the meteorological context, more details on what the australian government was doing to support those fighting the fires and those w

we should never forget that everything that adolf hitler did in germany was, quote, unquote, legal and everything that the hungarian freedom fighters did in hungary was quote, unquote illegal. it was, quote-unquote, illegal to aid and comfort a jew in hitler's germany. even so, i am sure that, had i lived in germany at the time, i would have aided and comforted my jewish brothers. if today i lived in a communist country where certain principles dear to the christian faith are suppressed, i would openly advocate disobeying that country's antireligious laws. i must make two honest confessions to you, my christian and jewish brothers. first, i must confess that over the past few years i have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. i have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the white citizen's counselor or the ku klux klaner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to order than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of