concentration camps ran day and night like assembly lines here at auschwitz. more than a million people were killed. jews arrived, packed into trains. the nazis sorted them on the platform. and sent the doom to the gas chambers. stripped, shaved and tattooed. the rest. elie wiesel was number. 87713. >> i was. >> young. frightened. >> the nazis killed his mother and his younger sister. >> the question of the killers has obsessed me for years and years. how could they kill children? i don't know. how could they as wiesel suffered in the camps, word of the slaughter reached america. >> but it seemed of little interest to the press and the politicians. raphael lemkin was. outraged the impression of a tremendous conspiracy of silence poisoned the air. >> a double murder was taking place. it was the murder of the truth. >> 80 years later, the truth remains under increasing assault and the number of holocaust survivors who are left dwindles. and so too does their story. then, as firsthand eyewitnesses. yet the far right is on the rise in europe, even in germany itsel

auschwitz guy is pardoned. the cops who arrested him are fired now. and it's i. >> think. >> they've been. >> totally consistent. >> all along. >> it's an authoritarian movement. >> so when. >> a cop is abusive. >> to an unarmed. >> black man, they'll always defend the authoritarian symbol. but they. don't care about these police as flesh and blood men and women. because if a bigger authoritarian comes along and the previous authoritarian cop is now defending democracy, they'll shunt them aside and go for the bigger one. they've never cared about cops. they care about their. authority symbols, and they're proving it right now. this is joker taking over, firing. >> commissioner gordon. >> letting all the crooks out because gotham was tired of woke batman. >> okay, all sorts of people who voted in november said they voted on the economy. they voted because inflation was killing them. and tomorrow the white house says they are going to implement tariffs on mexico, canada and china. and to me, it's not so much about who's getting the tariffs imposed on th

. >> liberation of auschwitz. you would. >> think the. >> social democrats. >> and the.any would be helped by. is there any. >> evidence that there is. >> blowback from the world's. >> richest man trying to. >> influence these. political elections? >> so, yes, there is blowback. i saw some statistics. showing that elon musk, who i think was previously rather popular in europe, you know, he was seen as an advocate of green energy and so on, that his popularity has gone down. >> there has. >> been a backlash against him, both from the labor party and the tories. actually, the conservative party in britain who don't like him interfering in their campaigns. there's a blowback in germany, but there is another problem which actually is connected to something you guys were talking about a few minutes ago, which is that the problem isn't just musk, it's also his platform. so his platform is configured to, you know, give an advantage to the afd, or if it's configured to give an advantage to the reform party, to the to the far right in the uk, you know, is that legal? is that inte