hitler and adolf hitler's generals. here is barack obama's first comment about donald trump's hitler worship. he said it tonight in georgia. >> here is the interesting thing. he acts so crazy, and has become so common that people no longer take it seriously. i'm here to explain to you just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency would be dangerous. and, you do not have to take my word for it. lately, some of the people who now donald trump best have been saying in no uncertain terms, that he should not be president again. the other day, general john kelly, donald trump's former chief of staff, said that trump told him he wanted his generals to be like hitler's generals. now, don't boo. i want to explain that in politics, a good rule of thumb is, don't say you want to do anything like hitler. you know, that's just good political advice. but, it is useful, because it gives us a window into how donald trump thinks, and john kelly is not the only one saying this. two of his defense secretaries, people who worked

but he cannot americanize his admiration of adolf hitler and his generals. franklin delano roosevelt was running for reelection in 1944. president roosevelt and his republican challenger the governor of new york did not disagree about adolf hitler. they both knew that he was the most deadly and evil enemy the united states ever faced. four years earlier, the united states was not involved in the 1940 presidential campaign. donald trump is the only presidential nominee of a major party in the history of this country who has admired adolf hitler. the only one the vice president of the united states addressed donald trump's praise of adolf hitler and adolf hitler's generals today at the vice president residence in washington. >> yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff john kelly, a retired four-star general, confirmed that while donald trump was president, he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is

hitler ever is no done ever praised adolf exactly the character of praise he didn't praised adolf hitler did some good things this general jim sciutto's book, he said, well, hitler did some good things. well, what? and he said, well hitler rebuilt the economy why? and what does it say about a pardon that they can look at everything that is has been sad even with a third-grade education about adolf hitler, right there should say, well, this man did some good things. >> there is no political universe. >> but adolf hitler did anything good i mean, just, just real quick. i mean, i know i know we have to all get let me go to commercial, but respectfully to two people watching in and to all of those watching, i had this conversation today with pizzi, her shrum, who's my boss in my law firm not nothing is going to change it. and then there's nothing that donald trump can say that will change voters opinions of him today. and that's to your point ashley, that's where we are as a country. and so people are going to go out and you know what's crazy. people who cast a ballot for donald trump today

hitler's generals conspired reportedly to assassinate adolf hitler. because they were incompetent , hitler's generals did not assassinate him. but trump wants hitler's generals. he does not want franklin roosevelt generals, the one that won world war ii, dwight d. eisenhower who up with the war and then became president of the united states. patton, bradley, trump does not want any of them. you know who did not want hitler's generals? hitler. he thought they were clowns in the same way that donald trump thinks that the generals in command of the american military are clowns. jeffrey goldberg reports quote, when trump raised the subject of german generals, kelly responded by asking, "do you mean bismarck's generals? he went on, i mean, i knew he didn't know who bismarck was or franco-prussian war. certainly you do not mean hitlers generals, he said yeah, yeah, hitlers. >> trump comes from a german family the name drump. but he can not americanize his admiration for hitler. 80 years ago roosevelt was running for re-election in 1944, he and his republica

on september 30, 1938, neville chamberlain, eduardo padier, benito mussolini and adolf hitler signed the munich agreement on the annexation of the border lands of czechoslovakia to nazi germany. the munich agreement between great britain, france, italy and germany was a major step towards restoring the power of the german reich. the munich agreement is a treaty that allowed germany to obtain the richest territories, the richest territory, because. the czech republic not only had the capabilities and a serious resource zone in the sudetenland, but this gave germany the opportunity to get an additional outpost at the beginning and development of a powerful offensive within the framework of the already directly future second world war. 1938. germany was increasingly gaining momentum from 1933 to 38, 5 years passed. in 5 years, adolf hitler received, firstly. the most powerful support from the western powers, secondly, what did the world see? look how interestingly, since 1933 , not only has germany's position been officially declared on german territory, germany has withdrawn from the l

trump spoke of good things done by adolf hitler. his reported remarks immediately seized upon by vice president kamala harris, who warned of the consequences of a trump presidency without guardrails. for his part, mr. trump's campaign latching on to remarks made by president biden about locking up the former president, as mr. trump spent the day trying to appeal to latino voters. let's begin with peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, vice president harris seizing on sharp new criticisms of former president trump from his own former chief of staff john kelly, who now publicly says trump could be called a fascist. >> this is a window into who donald trump really is from the people who know him best. >> reporter: harris using retired four-star marine general kelly's words to fortify her arguments that trump is unfit to serve. >> donald trump is increasingly unhinged and unstable. and in a second term, people like john kelly would not be there to be the guardrails. we know what donald trump wants. he wants unchecked power. the question

on the last night of may 1961, the zionists put the noose on adolf eichmann's neck. eichmann's arrest was about 17 years after world war ii. both in argentina where he lived under a pseudonym . the killing of eichmann by the mossad spy agency and his transfer to occupied palestine was one of the most controversial international kidnapping operations. the zionists , who were facing the crisis of lack of legitimacy after the establishment of the regime, needed this commotion and controversy . with this excuse, they could cry out to anyone who brutally massacres palestinians and usurps land. they objected to turn it off. they claimed that no one has the right to protest their crimes in occupied palestine due to the injustice done by the nazis . but the secrets that were revealed later are veiled they picked up. documents that decades later showed that some of the heads of the jewish agency who later reached the position of prime minister and minister in the fake israeli regime were among the closest friends of the nazis. interaction the zionists and the nazis were due t

hitler, because of his admiration for adolf hitler's generals. in an article in the atlantic published today, donald trump had admiration for hitler and hitler's generals, who every historian knows, were actually the worst generals in the european theater of world war ii. we will consider just how demented donald trump's admiration is for the generals who lost world war ii, after some of them repeatedly dissipated in plots to assassinate adolf hitler later in the program, when professor snyder joins us. donald trump, more than once in the white house said he wished that he had hitler's generals because he stupidly and ignorantly thought that they were better than the american generals that we have now. and better than the american generals who won world war ii. he stupidly thought that hitler's generals were more loyal to hitler, personally, john kelly says donald trump had no idea that hitler's generals tried to repeatedly assassinate him. in the article by jeffrey goldberg, there's a uniquely trumpian statement of hatred for mexicans, spoken by

you're in the situation room >> firm reports that trump praised adolf hitler. want to bring in seeing as jeff zone, these live from the site of the cnn town hall in delaware county, pennsylvania. jeff set the scene for us well if those undecided and persuadable voters right here in delaware county, just outside of philadelphia, of course, will be so critical in just 13 days to the election. >> but they're also critical tonight. they will be asking questions of vice president harris getting her insights more into policy, perhaps even some of our personality but she had course has been talking entirely about donald trump, why she believes see is unfit for office. she spoke earlier today calling him unhinged, and unstable donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution he wants a military that is loyal to him he wants a military who will be loyal to him personally one that will obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law or abandon their oath to the constitution of the united states. and just

chief of staff john kelly said on the record and on tape that trump repeatedly praised nazi dictator adolfler. he also said his former boss fits the definition of a fascist. kelly is a retired four-star marine general who also served as trump's secretary of homeland security. vice president harris warned today that if trump is elected again, people like general kelly will not be there to serve as guardrails and keep him in check. the trump campaign vehemently denies kelly's remarks, but this is all playing out with voting already underway. more than 24 million americans have already cast ballots, either in person or by mail. we have a team of correspondents covering both campaigns, with tonight analysis from cbs's major garrett. but we are going to begin with cbs's nikole killion on the trail with donald trump in battleground georgia and some late-breaking news. good evening, nikole. >> reporter: good evening, norah. former president donald trump hit back tonight saying john kelly made this story up, calling him dumb and a low life, that's despite reports about trump's comments which have

in russia, we are called nazis, fascists, and so on, i will allow myself to quote the words of adolf eichmann, who having said that in order to poverty a nation, it is necessary to poverty children first, glory to the nation, and we believe that such a nation as russia and russians will never again be lost on this earth, in general you know, who is adolf eichmann, this is german obertsturmborführ rss. this is a monster who was carried out experiments on prisoners, on children by the vossenians, just think about it, here is his follower, today i gave instructions to my doctors, i have always been a great humanist and said that as soon as a person is wounded, he is no longer an enemy, but patient, but now there is a very strict instruction for all men to castrate, because they are cockroaches, not people, that’s what they themselves say. complicated electron here, um, especially the announcement of him as deputy prime minister, and you've seen some of my notes on the troubles in the marriage right now, so we're trying to get a read really fast on where he is on this stuff. good, so uh,

but he spoke positively about adolf hitler. calling those comments deeply troubling the vice president said it's incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. man. that was responsible for the death of $6000000.00 jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. the campaign and the vice president also deeply concerned about other comments. the donald trump is also made regarding election officials, journalists, and also judges calling those officials the enemy within. they say this is just further proof that the former president and the republican presidential nominees is in fact unhinged and a danger to democracy. and they have gone on to say that unlike the 1st term with donald trump, with an office, there are no longer the guard rails that would be in place for a 2nd, donald trump presidency. in other words, those that were in his administration to check his power can not necessarily be guaranteed to be there in a 2nd, donald trump presidency. now donald trump campaign has responded to these accusations, say

they were not loyal to adolf hitler.n general to go to combat with american forces and he lost. then, in the final year of world war ii when hitler discovered that he was one of the generals plotting to assassinate him hitler offered him the opportunity to commit suicide without revealing to the german people that he was involved in the plot to assassinate hitler. because donald trump is the stupidest and ignorant person to ever work in the white house in any capacity he does not know that the greatest generals in the history of war were the american generals who won world war ii. eisenhower, commander of the forces that went on to be elected president of the united states for two terms. there was never a german general with the wisdom and brilliance of eisenhower. pattern, trump probably saw the movie for which george c scott won the oscar for the portrayal. gregory peck portrayed the famous general, douglas mcarthur. general omar bradley in the same film with patton. trump did not have to read a single book to know any

former president, united states and the candidate president united states as he wants generals like adolf hitler had think about it i mean objectively, it can't be overstated too, jamie and isaac's point, how big it is that these men that worked with trump right underneath trump served in the military are saying these things about him and starting to go more and more on the record and more and more public about it. >> now the question. is, does it actually help harris and her campaign with winning over those moderates, those independents, those republicans, their campaign thinks that it can, i mean, we saw this week even before this news with john kelly came out, that she was going across the country with liz cheney because her campaign believes that she may be hemorrhaging here or there at the margins with men across race and ethnicity and across age. but that she could potentially win over more and more women and more and more middle of the road, voters who aren't happy with the direction and what people who worked for trump are saying about him. >> and just to kind of touch john, one o

it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. former president trump firing back on social media accusing vice president harris of going so far as to call me adolf hitler because he says she's losing and calling her a threat to democracy. also accusing john kelly of making up a story out of pure trump derangement syndrome. hatred. the trump campaign calling the kelly stories debunked and fabricated, while the former president campaigned in battleground georgia, encouraging christians to vote in a faith based town hall. we've really energized a lot of people this time because they've seen how bad it is. this last four years has been it's been a horror show. before talking immigration at a rally as the nominees make their final push. former president trump rallies today in arizona and nevada. vice president harris in georgia, alongside former president obama and bruce springsteen. and we're learning from a senior campaign official that the vice president is preparing for a closing argument speech on tuesday at the site where former

adolf hitler. >> adolf hitler. this is where we are tonight. presidential candidates clashing over donald trump invoking hitler positively as top veterans who served donald trump, who proved they believe in much of what he had said at the time in some of his policies, who cannot be questioned for their motives if they actually already worked for trump but are now warning very directly with all of their military experience behind them that donald trump -- in moments john kelly turning into a whistleblower as he recounts trump's repeated positive hitler references behind closed doors. so i'm going to bring you that in about 90 seconds. but as we're doing every night until the election we begin with your election facts briefing. 13 days out. a period where most campaigns most years would focus on turnout, meaning you're not in a debate in public anymore, you're just trying to turn out your own supporters. but this year is different as you may have noticed with harris's later entry. both campaigns, in

"the new york times" trump fits the definition of a fascist and that the former president has said adolf hitler quote did some good things. >> it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler, the man who is responsible for the deaths of 6 million jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. this is a window into who donald trump really is, from the people who know him best, from the people who worked with him side-by-side in the oval office and in the situation room. >> reporter: telling telling "the times" trump rep comments about hitler. >> he commented more than once that, you know, hitler did some good things too. and, of course, if you know history, again, i think he's lacking in that. but if you know what -- you know hitler was all about, you'd be pretty hard to make an argument that he did anything good. >> so what would you say when he said to you that hitler did a lot of good things? >> well, i'd tell him that, i said, first of all, you should never say that, but if you knew what hitler was all about, from the beginning to the end, eve

uncorroborated bogus accusation from a former disgruntled chief of staff to compare donald trump to adolfler take a look. >> it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. amanda responsible for the deaths of 6 million. as well as hundreds of thousands of americans. all of this is further evidence for the american people of who donald trump really is. it's a window into who donald trump really is. >> sean: in may of 20 dish 2018 the same person praised hit trump on npr. take a look at your screen let's have a history lesson hannity one. 2008 democrats compared john mccain to hitler. then democratic strategist david axelrod compared mitt romney to hitler. nikki haley was compared to hitler's a girlfriend ava braun we can go on and on. it's a time honored tradition as democrats comparing republicans to is a tradition in the democratic party. when you have nothing else to run on this is what you are left with. just last week the atlantic actually up compared trump to hitler, stalin, and mussolini the unholy trinity of evil dictators but remember

we know the history of adolf hitler, starting world war ii, and perpetrating the holocaust, right? let, me just quote john kelly's firsthand description of donald trump, the current gop nominee for president his description of adolf hitler, he said well, but hitler did some good things. i said, well what and he said, well, hitler rebuilt the economy but what did he do with the rebuilt economy? he turned it against his own people and against the world. and i said, sir, you can never say anything good about the guy, nothing caliber counted. i mean, mussolini was a great guy in comparison, kelly went on to say, it's pretty hard to believe he missed the holocaust though, and pretty hard to understand how he missed the 400,000 american gis that were killed in the european theater. kelly told me, but i think it's more again, the tough guy thing. i mean, i bring that up by book, came out in march, did a lot of stories around this in march 7 months ago into the presidential campaign, widely reported around the world from times of israel to here in the u.s. and yet for some reason, it didn'

. >> it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler, the plan that is responsible for the deaths of six million jews and hundreds of thousands of americans, this is a window into who donald trump really is. from the people that knew him the best. from the people that worked with him side by side in the oval office and in the situation room. and it is clear from john kelly's words that donald trump is someone who i quote, certainly falls into the general definition of fascist. and in a second term, people like john kelly would not be there to be the guardrails against his actions. we know what donald trump wants. he wants unchecked power. the question in 13 days will be what do the american people want. >> trump lashed out at his former top aid calling him a lowlife and dismissing his comments as just lies. tonight, the former president was at a rally down in georgia, again, calling harris a low iq individual and claiming he stopped wars with france. stopped wars with the united states and france while he was in the white house. >>> meanwhil

. >> reporter: kelly also claiming trump made complementary statements about nazi leader adolf hitler. >> he commented more than once that hitler did good things, too. i tell him, first of all, you should never say that. nothing he did you could argue was good. >> it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. >> reporter: the atlantic reports that two unnamed sources say they heard then-president trump say i need the kind of generals that hitler had, people who are totally loyal to him that follow orders. nbc news has not independently confirmed that reporting, and the trump campaign says trump never made those comments. kelly says he's speaking out now because trump recently suggested using the military against political opponents who he called the enemy within if there's election day chaos. kelly became a fierce trump critic after leaving the white house, and the trump campaign responded, quote, john kelly has totally beclowned himself with these debunked stories he is fabricating. trump posting that kelly is a quote degenerate who made

vladimir putin is the adolf hitler of our century. the invasion of ukraine is the equivalent to what hitler did, trying to take over a country that's free and doing that and hundreds of thousands people have died in this war. this this is a war. for what purpose? it is for the purpose of vladimir putin. saying going back his i mean, you you what he writes what he says. it's it's really that somehow ukraine doesn't exist. well, of course it. oh, it really be a part of. so i'm going to take it and invade. and there's scenes in the book before the invasion where the intel agents, people in the united states and in the biden white house, they're saying wait a minute. this is crazy. not going to do this. and people going back and forth, rightly so. is this possible? of course he did it. he and he is now put maybe think of all the terror and war in the world. what's going on in the ukraine in vision is so serious. one of the things i did in the reporting is talk to the president. duda and geographically, there's poland and then ukraine and

that is exactly what adolf hitler thought and said.trump doesn't seem to remember that he is a descendent of immigrants to this country, including his mother who was an immigrant. two of the mothers of donald trump's children are immigrants. donald trump said today "we've got a lot of bad genes in our country right now." again, that is almost word for word what adolf hitler was saying in the 1930s before he started world war ii and before he started and organized extermination program. of the jewish people. in which adolf hitler's ambition was to execute every living jewish person he could find anywhere in europe. because, among other things, he believed the bad genes theory that donald trump believes and spews in his poisonous, and relentless stupidity. at 78 years old. we don't know how much longer the world will have to endure donald trump's ranting. but we should expect that for every year donald trump has left, he is going to get worse. today's print edition of the new york times carries an account of donald trump's cognitive decl

today in the atlantic on the former president's alleged affinity for wished for generals who were like adolf hitler's generals and his alleged contempt for the family of slain mexican american soldier. first the new atlantic reporting jeffrey goldberg, atlantic's editor and chief. goldberg's pieces titled trump, i need the kind of generals they, hitler had but he leads it off with a story of an army private named vanessa guillen, who was bludgeoned to death bludgeoned to death by a fellow soldier at fort hood in april 2020. she was the child and mexican immigrants shortly after her body was found, the former president biden her family to the white house. where you offer them help with expenses and talk to reporters about it? as well funeral help, i'll help you financially i think military maybe taking care of it till july military that's good. >> if you need help, i'll help you okay. if they need something, we'll take care of will make sure she is very respected well, that was in the spring then at a white house meeting in december 2020 and goldberg new reporting on it, quoting again, at a c

. >> donald trump chief of staff since the republican nominee praised adolf hitler. >> he said that hitler did some good things too. >> where does john kelly fit in the course of warnings? >> he is the most dangerous person to this country. a fascist to the court. >> tonight, republican excuses for praising hitler. >> not being cognizant of the third rail of germans who were or whatever. >> how the harris campaign is responding. >> this is a window into who donald trump really is. from the people who know him best. >>> the antidote for anxiety 13 days out pick a massive campaign issue republicans are trying to wish away. >> my opponent wants to make this entire election about abortion. it's not even a factor in this race. >> reporter: what would you like to see fixed first? >> i would like to see a timeline on abortion. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from york. i'm chris hayes with 13 days until i think will likely be the most consequential election of our lifetimes, at least so far. donald trump's campaign is battling were accusations from top people, at the very top of t

former trump chief of staff john kelly says trump made positive comments about adolf hitler. retired general kelly says the former president suggested the not see lead are quote, did some good things. kelly also said trump meets the general definition of a fascist and demands loyalty to himself over the constitution. the trump campaign denied the reported comments. harris says this shows what americans can expect from a second trump presidency. >> it's deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. the men who is responsible for the deaths of 6 million jews >> trump has 2 events in georgia today. tonight, harris will take part in a town hall in the crucial state of pennsylvania. and while much of the attention is on the race for the white house bit closer to home, the 2024 election could result in big changes for the state legislature. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> it's one of the most powerful branches of state government. the california legislature. it's 80 assembly members and 40 senators to turn in policy impactin

parslow had tattooed on his forearm of adolf hitler's signature. the number of migrants crossing the channel but hadn't intended to kill anyone. but he had written a manifesto where he said, i am but a gardener who tended to the great garden of england. i removed the weeds, i exterminated the harmful, invasive species. this selfie with parslow performing a nazi salute was found on his phone. parslow will be sentenced in january. graham satchell, bbc news. the time is 6:14. our top story this evening: one of the world's most prolific online child abusers is jailed for life, after one of his victims took her own life. and coming up: created in a lab — how new environmentally friendly materials are being developed. coming up on bbc news, wickets tumble in rawalpindi, and it's not to england's liking as they struggle to stay in the third and deciding test against pakistan at the end of day two. this is a fire test in australia for a type of cladding called eps — it's banned there, but is widely used on flats in the uk. developers here say it meets safe

schultz provided first-hand accounts of the rise of adolf hitler in germany, and was one of the earliesteporters to warn americans about the dangers of nazi is in. >> she did end up having one of the rare one-on-one interviews with him in december of 1931. it was an important interview, because in that interview, he basically made it clear he did not have to take germany by force. that he was getting more and more power with every election. and that he really thought he would be in control within a year. he missed that high only a month. he also made it clear that once he was in power, they intended to undo the republic and create a republic of what she described, with some irony, as truly germanic men. announcer: with her book "the dragon from chicago." tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the house will be in order. announcer: this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced unfiltered coverage o

. >> but the former president's fascist tendencies and an apparent affinity for adolf hitler of all people plus the continued fall of america's mayor, rudy giuliani. >> now ordered to turn over much of his property, including his new york city apartment to the georgia election workers that he defamed back in 2020 and hi, my name is my name is what? >> slim shady. but just two weeks to go until election day, harris calling on m&m to give her a boost in michigan tonight on laura coates live trump's longest serving chief of staff. the retired marine general has spoken out about his old boss before, frankly, several times. but tonight with just two weeks to go until election day, precisely two days at that two weeks at that kelly is delivering one of his most forceful rebuttal to date. he's going on the record not once, but twice today. the new york times publishing audio recording with kelly voicing his concerns about another trump presidency surely the former president shouldn't he no, sorry, terrion dictators. he has said that he fought certainly falls into the, into the general definition