adolf hitler hated our liberal bourgeois democracy quite as much as he hated bolshevism. had he won against russia, he would have come against us. he ripped up every single treaty he ever signed. but the historian in churchill noted and salt how you cannot allow an aggressive power to dominate the continent of europe. we did not allow philip of spain to do it. we did not only the 14th to do it. we did not allow napoleon or the kaiser to do it, and winston churchill was sure as hell not about to allow a genocidal maniac like adolf hitler to do it. we meet in an historic hall tonight. it was the largest air raid shelter in the united kingdom during the second world war. it was the place from which general the gulf launched his free french movement during the early part of the bork. it was the place where in 1945 churchill told the british people, victory lies before us, certain, and perhaps near. ladies and gentlemen, please do not solely the fine history of this splendid hall by voting for such a gratuitously absurd notion. [applause] >> to second the motion that churchill

and that's why we hit on adolf hitler, he says.he clip's designed for a jvrn aids lobby group called rainbow to remind people to use protection. it's pegged to the world aides day. but some other aides awareness groups say the campaign is sensationalist and counter productive. it unconsciously says there are good and guilty murderers who pass the virus on and that's not the case. groups like in are asking rainbow to pull the campaign. the ad agency itself says it never expected this kind of attention. of course we expected some reactions and we have been prepared for this, but not for 40,000 or 50,000 clicks per day. youtube has removed the ad from its site, but rainbow says it's message must be heard, that the ad will save lives. now the group behind this campaign, kyra, say that awareness of aides has fallen even though the illness itself is increasing in scope. there's 28 million people who have already died as a result of this disease. so it is one of the biggest mass killers in history. on the other side, of course, those peop

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal, or as a reincarnation of adolf hitler, or when they wave signs in the air that said we should have buried obama with kennedy, those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted. even with people who disagree. and i think people that are guilty of that kind of personal attack against obama have been influenced to a major degree by a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be african-american. it's a racist attitude. >> that's what carter said this evening. today, strong reaction from the white house and) leading republicans blasted the argument. rush limbaugh saying it is mr. obama playing the race card and many americans say the debate is not about skin color, others insist it is based on prejudice, not policy. we'll see what our panel thinks. they'll join me live in a moment. but first, candy crowley on race and the "raw politics." >> reporter: race and politics is a combustible combo and it explodes into headlines when an ex-president lights the fuse, as jimmy c

one, when you make cheap comparisons to adolf hitler from the right and when you inject charges of racism where it's not evident, where people have legitimate concerns in health care, you inflame an already-passionate debate. >> george, when people started to look at this bill by senator max baucus, they look at some of the provisions, for some middle class families, 13% of their incomes will be going to premiums before co-pays and deductibles. bob reich, democrats pounced on this. >> i think the baucus bill, as a professor grading papers, i would grade somewhere between a d and an f. it's the beginning point. this is the dance of legislation. over the next month and a half, we're going to see the democrats come out with a different bill. we'll see something go to the senate as a whole. we'll see a lot of negotiating in the senate finance committee itself. is this a good place to begin? i would say it's not ideal. but it's at least a place to begin. the momentum for health care,s that we're going to get a bill of health care on the president's desk that he'll be comfortable signing this f

which features classy christian videos like this one, showing president obama being morphed out of adolf hitleryeah. classy. mr. keller's one and only guest in the half-hour birther infomercial is a man named kreep, not an acronym for something having to do with richard nixon, it's his name, kreep, an attorney deeply entrenched in the obama is not really the president conspiracy world. and in this new infomercial, mr. kreep and mr. not "the new york times" bill keller, they are ready to make you the offer of a lifetime. >> and the second thing that you're doing is encouraging people to help you with a $30 gift that anenables you, all 50 state attorney generals and a.g. holder about this criminality. correct? >> only $30 for the facts? wow. how much do the facts cost these days? your name on a spammed fax for only $30. >> united states justice foundation has taken the lead in forging president obama to supply his official birth certificate and proves he's constitutionally eligible to be president. you know by going to your phone and calling [ bleep ] have your name added to a petition going to g

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal or as a reincarnation of adolf hitleror when they wave signs in the air that say we should have buried obama with kennedy, those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted, even with people who disagree. and i think people that are guilty of that kind of personal tact against obama have been influenced to a major degree by a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be african-american. it's a racist attitude and my hope is and my expectation is that in the future, both democratic leaders and republican leaders will take the initiative in condemning that kind of unprecedented attack on the president of the united states. >> larry: all right. our panel here in los angeles, larry elda. in las vegas, reverend al sharpton, president of the national action network. in new york, the social commentator, nancy giles. also in new york, se cup, the conservative columnist and author of "why you're wrong about the right." >> i would like to show due respect to the former pres

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal, or as a reincarnation of adolf hitlerwhen they wave signs in the air that say we should have buried obama with kennedy. those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted. even with people who disagree. and i think people that are guilty of that kind of personal attack against obama have been influenced to a major degree by a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be african-american. it's a racist attitude. and my hope is and my expectation is, that in the future, both democratic leaders and republican leaders will take the initiative in condemning that kind of unprecedented attack on the president of the united states. >> yet, here's what the spokesman says, gibbs says the president thinks his loudest pointing are against him over policy, not over the color of his skin. this big-time pop star convicted of beating his former girlfriend, chris brown is completing part of his sentence in a much different environment than he's used to. also that yale student murder

adolf hitler on the eve of on the 22nd of august in that meeting with his generals said that somethingy the essence of the war, the essence of the nightmare. he said if you are a winner, nobody will settle you down from the lines, he was a. he said zero tolerance and understanding for the week. he said that only the strong are right. in the order in which we want to build together there is no ro for such ideas. we have built and we want to continue building in europe and in the world the order where it is not the strong that is right, but the one that is right is right. but it is not the winner who says what is in his interest against the truth, but everybody without exception is calling for the truth. if we want to build the order of security together, we have to reject the temptation of the domination of the strong over the weak. we want to believe in the principle which touted as the united europe where there is no room for content for the weakest becaus here is the we can. i want to say at the end that there would be no point in organizing this assembly so important that europeans

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal or as a reincarnation of adolf hitler, or when they wave signs in the air that say we should have buried obama with kennedy, those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted. even with people who disagree. and i think people that are guilty of that kind of personal attack against obama have been influenced to a major degree by a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be african-american. it's a racist attitude. >> we're going to get to the more dangerous aspect of that question. what i want to get to in the next segment after this break, but let me go to drew and congressman mfume. drew, first of all this question, this sense you can go to a rally and hold up a sign talking about the men in the white house being some kind of animal, that he's a hitler guy. the fact that somebody would know they can get away with carrying a sign like that without being shunned, pushed a aside, beaten up, tells me there's a license out there. why can you -- the fact someone would

most tragic of course, at all peddler on the 22nd of august in a meeting with his generals -- adolf hitlern the 22nd of august said something that was the essence of a nightmare. he said, if you are a winner, no one wall shut down from the lies that you said. he said that only the strong are right. in the order that we wish to build together, there is no room for this. we want to continue building in europe and the world the order where it is not the strong that is right but the one that is right is right. it is not the winner that says what is in the interests of everybody, asserting it. if we want to build the order of security, we have to resist the temptation of the domination of the strong over the week. -- weak. there are the principles founded of the united europe. i want to say that there would be no point in organizing in this. our common belief. in order to access the history and the temptations. we are hill heat -- here to build trust and confidence. speak the words that for thousands of years has been said here and westerplatte, never again. never again, war. bank. -- thank you

most tragic of course, at all peddler on the 22nd of august in a meeting with his generals -- adolf hitlern the 22nd of august said something that was the essence of a nightmare. he said, if you are a winner, no one wall shut down from the lies that you said. he said that only the strong are right. in the order we want to build together, there is no place for such ideas. we want to continue building in europe and in the world the order where it is not a strong that the right, but don't write a better right. it is not the winner duse's this -- but everybody without exception. if we want to build at the order of security together, we have to reject the temptation of the domination of the strong over the week. we want to believe in the principle which founded a united europe, no contempt for the week to be cast youhere. i want to stay here at the end that there would be no point in organizing this assembly if it was not for my and our common belief which we occurred here in westerplatte, to be repeated and herded -- heard. we're here to resist different temptations and build trust and confide

tyranny which ended up with europe underwear churchill himself said in 1949 was worse tierney than adolf hitler's. we have established that a lot of what churchill did before 1940 is just not really defensible. i would stress this unrealistic imperialism. it is such a strange age to read about, the 1930's. richard overy has done a very good book on the morbid side of it. i think the unreality of that whole period was summed up by what the league of nations did, it said it can we discuss the standardize asian of level -- this standardization of gllevel crossings in europe? it is an unreal world. churchill is too unreal a figure. >> for those who seem to have attacked churchill all over the place and all at different times during his career, in fact, they have not landed a single convincing local, just a series of pinpricks and nitpicks. it stretches the imagination. pat buchanan's view of history certainly seems to be a highly original one, particularly when it comes to the united states and roosevelt. it is almost as if churchill is responsible for everything that went wrong, but roosevelts attem

that's why we hit on adolf hitler.ampaign is sensationalist and counter-productive. >> it says there are guilty murderers who pass it on. that from a german aids group. groups are asking rainbow to kill the campaign. the ad agency itself said it never expected] this kind of attention. >> translator: of course we expected some reaction. we've been prepared for this. not 40,000 to 50,000 a day. youtube removed it from its site. rainbow says the message must be heard, that the ad will save lives. >>> a prominent jewish group in germany issued this statement. they called the ad a deformation and mockery of holocaust. >> retired, came back, retired, came back again. is brett favre having more second thoughts? what he's saying about the upcoming season. [ woman ] dear cat. gentle cat. your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i get congested. my eyes itch. i have to banish you to the garden. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. i can breathe freer with zyrt

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal or as a reincarnation of adolf hitler, or when they wave signs in the air that says we should have buried obama with kenne kennedy, those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted even with people who disagree. >> now on tuesday carter told nbc news that the same racist attitude motivated congressman joe wilson to shout "you lie" during president obama's health care speech last week. well, here's what wilson told "the washington times" yesterday when asked what he would say to carter. >> racist? >> i would say, mr. president, let's discuss health insurance reform. let's discuss the issues before us and i -- i respect the president and i would just tell him, hey, you need to get focused on the issue. >> well, yesterday a white house press secretary robert gibbs said president obama does not think that his skin color is behind people's opposition to his policies. >>> another proposal to tax your soft drinks has bubbled up. a group wants a one cent tax on every ounce of soda and other

he said that protesters that compare obama tow, quote, animal or the reincarnation of adolf hitler are. president carter said race is behind the "you lie" outburst from congressman wilson. >> congressman, if you were sitting right across from former president jimmy carter, you would have no response to him about him calling you a racist? >> i would say that mr. president, let's discuss health insurance reform. let's discuss the issues before us. and i -- with respect to the president and -- i would just tell him, hey, you need to get focused on the issue. >> this debate hit our hotline. a lot of you divided over whether or not race is a factor in the protest against the president. here is a bit of what you are saying. >> jimmy carter, 30 years ago. how is he relevant now? >> i agree with jimmy carter. finally somebody had the nerve to step up and say the truth. >> i think all this talk of racism of obama is ridiculous. shows the left wing seeks in terms of identity while the right wing seems in terps of ideas. >> the things they are carrying around. it is just sick. >> president carter

downtown edmonds where two people had had signs and literature like this depicting president obama as adolf hitler struck a nerve in henry and he lashed out. >> i don't want to see the picture of a killer, a demon, in the street to be used for somebody's political career. are. >> reporter: during world war ii, henry was a young boy as hitler began his extermination. >> i have relatives that were killed. my other uncle came home without a leg. >> reporter: he tried to grab pamphle pamphlets. he shoved. they shoved. he stopped to ask a police officer if what they were doing was legal and next thing he knows he's sitting on this bench in handcuffs. >> whatever you say will be used against you. >> reporter: the people with the signs accused henry of attacking them. he's now charged with fourth-degree assault. several people have applauded henry for what he did. >> people can voice their opinions however they want to but i still think the whole thing is wrong. >> i think that was excellent of him, you know. especially for what his family has gone through and what he's obviously gone through. >> reporte

adolf if hitler, a tag to this ad, aids is a mass murderer. a german aids lobby group reminds people to use protection. joseph stalin and suddam hussein say the campaign is sensationalist and counterproductive. >>> american idol's former judge just released a statement wishing american idol's newest judge the best of luck. paula abdul says ellen degeneres is wildly funny and talented and here is what and and we're all doing that. and i'm not that technical and not looking at it in a critical way. i'm looking at it as a person that's going to buy the music. >> degeneres signed a multi-year contract and congratulations to her. that brings us right to tonight's punch line. this is courtesy of conan o'brien. >> sources close to paula abdul say that her dream is to create a new show that would compete directly with american idol and get better ratings. in other words, paula is still drinking. and that is tonight's match-up. >>> can politicians in this country actually stick to the debate? there is plain rudeness on both sides, frankly. so we're goi

to attack the president of the united states of america as an animal or as a reincarnation of adolf hitleren they wave signs in the air that said we should have buried obama with kennedy, those kind of things are beyond the bounds of the way presidents have ever been accepted. even with people who disagree. and i think people that are guilty of that kind of personal attack against obama have been influenced to a major degree by a belief that he should not be president because he happens to be african-american. it's a racist attitude. and my hope is and my expectation is that in the future, both democratic leaders and republican leaders will take the initiative in condemning that kind of unprecedented attack on the president of the united states. >> on tuesday, carter said racial politics were also involved in congressman joe wilson's "you lie" outburst directed towards president obama last week. wilson was asked about carter's comment by a "washington times" reporter. >> i would say that, mr. president, let's discuss health insurance reform. let's discuss the issues before us and i respect

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reparations that basically crippled the german economy and created a situation where someone like adolf hitler could come to power. i don't think it would be inchoate interest or anyone else's interest for the payment of these reparations to be so onerous that a similar situation might be created in iraq. let me point out. a further analogy involving germany which is to this very day, 60 years, more than 60 years after the interval work to germany as to paying reparations to the state of israel basically because of nazi germany's treatment of the jewish people. i can, similar to sodom hussein and in the sense was not exactly democratic situation in germany to launch a holocaust. but now 60 years later german is still is paying reparations. let me just make one further comment, a personal reaction i had to this whole issue to. and that is to point out to the extent it is claimed this is an issue of iraq's ability to develop itself, constrain the resources available to the iraqi government and the complaint in the past year they lost $600 million that would've been available to them to develop t

in "wingnuts of the week," we've hit people against using hateful metaphors, whether the kkk or adolf hitlerght reasons to dubuque joe wilson has nothing to do with his outburst logically returning to the return of the kkk. that raises more debate and raises stakes in a way that doesn't cross the common sense barriers for most americans. >> there are well respected people like president jimmy carter who did say there is a racial component to the opponents of president obama. so, race has been injected into the health care debate and in some cases tied to joe wilson. >> race may be part of this. i don't think joe wilson's outburst had anything to do with race per se, but if you look at the tea party protests, it is over government spending, but there is a fringe on the far right that has racial connotations, whether they're using hate-filled signs or disrespecting the president. the emotionalism of anger at this president so soon is influenced by a heck of a lot more -- excuse me. >> you can say hell. >> okay, good, than simple policy disagreements. this rips off deeper divisions in american

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