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hillary clinton comparing putin to adolf hitler. did he go too far? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. the word lead, for days now every time that red phone rang the russians have seemingly been checking their caller i.d. and saying it's the americans again, let it go to voice mail. literally, lots of unreturned phone calls between u.s. and russian dips. that changed a short time ago with the highest level diplomatic talks we've witnessed since the crisis began. secretary of state john kerry meeting with his counterpart sergey lavrov this afternoon. from the way kerry later described it the main weapon the u.s. is using against the russians is shame. >> russia's violation of ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity as actually united the world in support of the ukrainian people. russia can now choose to de-escalate this situation, and we are committed to working with russia. together with our friends and allies in an effort to provide a way for this entire situation to find the road to deescalation. >> kerry said that all signs have agreed that a dialogue is the

you have adolf hitler, eva the witnesses. >> technology is replacing pen and paper. the clinton used a smart card with his digital signature to e-sign a new law making online contracts legal. yearsthis had existed 224 ago, the founding fathers would that have had to come to philadelphia for the declaration of independence. they could have e-mailed their john hancock's in. >> the archives collect millions of data every year. >> if we were look at the exhibit 100 years from now, it would be a combination of some of the artifacts of today with and a reallys, interesting and creative snapshot of the various ways people have been communicating and making their mark in the electronic environment. >> what technology could replace a signed sport shirt? and what do we learn about a person whose signature says sent from my cell phone? they can still create a unique compression. >> what do you use for your e-mail? your signature line? and then we have options of thoug -- of font. too out of control with colors and backgrounds, but i think that just showing what signature you us

. >> an engineer pitched the idea to adolf hitler. hitler didn't drive but he was a car enthusiast.red the car made and called it the people's car. >> after the war the volkswagen victory was handed over to the british but the brits thought the car was ugly. they didn't want it. so the germans made the beatles and soon they became the most popular in the world. >> the beatle wassant duced to america in 1949 and despite the slow start, a few years later, it was one of the most popular cars on the road. >> certainly different than the cars most americans were used to. didn't even have a gas gauge until 1962. that sounds dangerous. >> it does. during the '60s, the body of the car stayed the same except for the windows. they got bigger. and so did the engine. >> perhaps no one em wrased the beatle as the hippies of the '60s. >> they made sure they personalized their cars with as much creativity as they could. >> another volkswagen, a vw bus that could haul people to a music festival and provide the privacy that a young person in the '660

called putin's moves out of touch, and in the meantime, hillary clinton compared vlad putin to adolf hitler. folks, the mood is tenls. the region unstable, but let's bring it to the table and talk about the political ramifications. bob, i'm going to start with you. your thoughts on everything? >> first, i think the eu stepped forward more quickly than i thought. what the russians have said is they ought to stick to an agreement with the eu that was made by the former president, which will not happen. it's interesting to me that these elections -- somebody will be elected who will be pro-western. the former president who is now hiding out in the soviet union had a deal with the russians to extend their lease on the naval base for about 25 years. it was supposed to be up in 2017. that will not happen. curious to see what putin does. the second thing that strikes me is so far as i can tell, maybe shep can fill us in on this, but i don't think they have moved more troops to the border of crimea and ukraine. >> okay. let me ask you about this. the $1 eu promised to help ukraine out with the situ

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of state, hillary clinton, reportedly comparing vladimir putin's actions in ukraine to those of adolf hitlerthe 1930s. hillary clinton was speaking at a private fund-raiser in california. according to the long beach press telegraph, she said this, and i'm quoting. now, if this sounds familiar, it's what hitler did back in the '30s. all the germans, the ethnic germans in places like czech low slovakia. hitler kept saying they're not being treated right, i must go and protect my people. and that's what's gotten everybody so nervous. our senior is political correspondent, brianna keilar, watching this. she hasn't clarified those comments yet, because there is a lot of buzz out there. why putin may be bad, but he's not hitler. >> well, and i think what she was trying to do was add some context and talk about how this was something that nazi germany, sort of did or draw similarity. not in the totality of hitler. i have talked with some democrats and republicans who say, you know, she may have some sort of point, but you invoke hitler, you invoke nazi germany and you're really sort of stepping on

. >> this shows adolf hitler. as the shining knight. >> reporter: when a u.s.ed it with his bayonet. and that will be never be repaired. that's history? >> that's history. >> reporter: the collection include light-hearted moments like this painting of bob hope entertaining the troops but there are also reminders of the horrors of war. >> it's a national treasury. and if we do not preserve this, the stories of sacrifices that built this country will be lost, it will be marred and skewed. >> reporter: if private fund-raising succeeds, the army hopes to open its new museum just outside ft. belvoir in 2018. if not then, it will spend another few years in the dark. chip reid. cbs news, ft. belvoir. >> that would be an incredible museum. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll have a live report from crimea. the latest developments on the crisis in ukraine. we also get analysis from president obama's former national security adviser tom donilon. >>> plus, a new investigative report on the questionable relationship between some doctors and big ph

signing wiesenthal center's museum of tolerance he compared that notion to the rhetoric reboot by adolf hitler and in no written before the holocaust and on display at the jewish human rights museum. he said the first threats should be taken seriously then and the rats from iranian leaders need to be taken seriously today these people are often distorted. the section humanity called the jewish people. we will not let them we will expose them. and we still played well to reopen toby. he accused iran of continuing to develop nuclear weapons despite an interim agreement with the international community to steal back. he also says iran is attempting to secretly provide missiles to organizations. you just call up the issue. the yuan was going to sneak in. the sun dome. so we loaded with dozens of lethal missiles in the car and that hamas does not have been posted below from oh well even to the side and into gaza. his speech was short and poignant but his entire two day trip to the west coast was more pride netanyahu met with tech industry leaders in silicon valley including the spokes and newest ac

. >> reporter: this shows adolf hitler as the shining knight. >> when a u.s.ainting in 1945, he stabbed it with his bayonnette. >> and that will never be reb paired. that's part of its history. that's victory. >> the collection includes lighthearted moments like this painting of bob hope entertaining the troops. but there are also reminders of the horrors of war. >> it's a national treasure. and if we do not preserve this, the story of the sacrifice of what built this country will be lost. it would be marred and skewed. >> reporter: if private fund-raising succeeds, the army hopes to open its new museum just outside fort belvoir in 20-- 2018. until then this collection will spend at least another four years in the dark. chip reid, cbs news, fort belvoir, virginia. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. captioned by meup at wgbh access.wgbh.org if it comes to sanction aga russia. we've learn bay area tech ties run deep. good evening, i'm ken bastida. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> crisis in ukraine. we have learned the bay area tech ties run deep. i am ken

of politics have been thrown away but i think there is one good one -- don't compare anybody to adolf hitlerwever, sector clinton decided vladimir putin fit the bill. >> today putin basically said that, oh, you know, all i want to do is protect the rights of the minorities, mainly russian speakers. if this sounds familiar, it is what hitler did back in the '30s. >> i just want everybody to have a little historic perspective. i'm not making a comparison certainly. >> maeve, were you in the room there in california when the secretary pulled it back a little bit. she was making the comparison, then she decided to say she was not making a comparison. what was behind that? >> i think that there was a lot of attention around the remarks. clinton has been so careful to not step out if front of the obama administration while she's in this limbo period deciding whether she's going to be a candidate. maybe that was a step too far because people won't get into the nuances whether it was a parallel or comparison. what she really did do in that appearance was to try to defense her record on the russia re

hillary clinton clarified comments comparing russian president putin's move to adolf hitler's actions in 1930s here is what she said in long beach last night. >> all of germans that were, you know, ethnic germans, what were in places like check voka and romania and other places hitler saying i must go protect my people. >> yesterday, putin said his decision was not done to annex the territory but to protect native russian that live there. >> i just want everybody to have a little historic perspective. i'm not making a comparison, certainly but i am recommending that we perhaps can learn from this tactic that has been used before. >> clinton describes putin as a tough guy with a thin skin. she says she agree was the president that russian intervention violates international law. >> today, christians and catholics are celebrating ash wednesday, 40-day period of fasting and reflection before easter. this is the first ash wednesday for pope francis since becoming leader of the catholic church the pope celebrated mass at two churches in rome, he also took part at his wednesday general audi

speakers not only con -- condemned russian aggression but compared vladimir putin to adolf hitler.or the netherlands to calm such fears. it has taken on new urgency because of the crisis in the ukraine. they hosted a health care enrollment as the deadline approaches. it was open to anyone needing coverage or wanting to learn more about their health insurance options. certified enrollment counselors were on happened to explain choices before open enrollment in the health care plan ends. some people signed up on the spot. >> they talked to a counselor and it is extremely affordable. it was a fifth of what i thought it would be. >> counselors helped people figure out if they qualified for low cost coverage through covered california or no cost sphanded -- spabded -- expanded medical coverage. march 31st is the last day to sign up for discounted plans. if you missed the deadline you may have to pay a tax penalty. >>> the men's college basketball tournament has a new team to call destiny's darlings. stanford rallied and knocked off the second seed kansas this morning. they are now in th

speakers not only con -- condemned russian aggression but compared vladimir putin to adolf hitler. he left for the netherlands to calm such fears. it has taken on new urgency because of the crisis in the ukraine. they hosted a health care enrollment as the deadline approaches. it was open to anyone needing coverage or wanting to learn more about their health insurance options. certified enrollment counselors were on happened to explain choices before open enrollment in the health care plan ends. some people signed up on the spot. >> they talked to a counselor and it is extremely affordable. it was a fifth of what i thought it would be. >> counselors helped people figure out if they qualified for low cost coverage through covered california or no cost sphanded -- spabded -- expanded medical coverage. march 31st is the last day missed up for discounted if you missed the deadline you may have to pay a tax penalty. >>> the men's college basketball tournament has a new team to call destiny's darlings. stanford rallied and knocked off the second seed kansas this morning. they are now in

he doesn't like to be compared tto adolf hitler or saddam hussein.e thinks that the west is unreasonable not listening to his arguments. that's why he keeps moving the goal posts and changing his tune. the other thought is that they're taking advantage of the disorderly change of power in kiev, probably something that they longed to do, which is to dismember ukraine, to weaken the ukrainian state and turn it into federation. >> ukrainian television has broadcast these pictures which shows 70 unmarked military vehicles driving alone the road lead to go crimea. ukraine's acting foreign minister said that it acts an international contact group to lead negotiations with russia. >> we should discuss various forms of corporation. however it's a shaky proposal. ukraine is ready to consider various options and choices, how to cooperate with a contact group. our main priority is a diplomatic solution. >> tell us a bit more about the word from kiev today. >> reporter: well, where i am at independent square part of th we people have been in conflict in a way wi

that's exactly what adolf hitler wanted to stop in the 1930s. so there are lots of similar parallels. and i'm not the only one to draw them. i think we need to draw lessons from the examples of the past. i think that u.s. has been prime benefactor, law and order that has been established in europe after second world war and after the end of cold war. breakdown of that law and order will primarily harm u.s. interests and damage the cause of freedom and liberty all around the world. that's very, very dangerous. >> mr. president, thank you for your insights. this is a tough time as you watch what's taking place in crimea. we'll check back with you. keep us posted on the developments. >> it's a very dangerous situation, today, tomorrow, the days to be come. it needs to be closely watched. it's not only about ukraine but about the world's order and freedom and democracy in the world. >> sir, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. government is planning to relinquish control over the body that manages internet names and addresses, a move that

former secretary of state hillary clinton compared vladimir putin actions in ukraine to those of adolf hitler. reports clinton said yesterday, now if it sounds familiar it's what hitler did back in the 30s. she went to say, quote, all the germans though thanksgiving were ethnic germans in places like check slovakia and romania and other places, hitler kept saying they are not being treated right. i must go in and protect my people. >>> the syrian opposition and government are using tactics that punish civilians. world powers that help support sort er side are being investigated there. >> there are fears the world is turning it's back on the civil war inside syria as it focuses on the escalating tensions in ukraine. as james bays reports fall out in ukraine could make things worse in syria. >> the i don't know going battles in syria are more than a thousand kilometers away in ukraine. but the crisis in crimea may have a real impact on a war that is about to enter its third year. the international communities is given this man the job of finding piece in syria but talks may collect ibrahimi hav

. >> hillary clinton is making some rather controversial comments comparing vladmir putin to adolf hitlerduring a fund-raiser in long beach, california, yesterday. we'll put it up on the screen. quote. if this sounds familiar. it is what hitler did back in the '30s. the ethnic germans, the germans by ancestry who were in czechkoslavakia and places. she then continued, when he looks at ukraine, he sees a place that is part of mother russia. brianna keilar, hillary clinton putting vladimir putin, making this compare ton with hitler. that's always dangerous to do so. i'm surprised that hillary clinton would make that comparison but what are you getting? what kind of reaction? >> reporter: right now, i'm trying to get some reaction from her camp. specifically, there is none. they are not commenting. if you invoke nazi germany and adolf hitler, it is like the third rail of rhetoric. it gets so much attention. whatever hillary clinton's opinions are, about putin, this sort of increases the volume, if you will. we heard her last week, in florida, not on camera but talking about putin. this was b

will not apologize for a tweet that he sent out, comparing president obama with dictators like adolf hitlerm jongil. here is a tweet that is causing a stir. it was posted by republican state assemblyman tim donnelly and says " a history lesson, figures who have stood in favor of gun rights versus gun-control. which side would you choose? you can see president obama is listed as someone who supports gun control, comparing him to dictators. two years ago, he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges after he was found with a loaded gun on his carry on deck at an ontario airport. >> that was a john travolta tried to introduce idina me nzel's singing her performance on the oscars sunday night. he blistered the singer's name, calling her but with the league talent than adele dazeem. her performance on the academy awards some latigo from the movie frozen also won the best animated feature. >> here is his statement. i have been be myself all day. then i thought, what would she say, let it go, let it go. >> coming up, you are the behaving badly guy. >> find out why in my next edition of people beha

hillary clinton is you believed fire tonight after comparing russian president vladamir putin to adolf hitlerto clarify but she didn't back down. >> what i said yesterday is that the claims by president putin and other russians that they had to go into crimea and maybe further into eastern ukraine because they had to protect the russian minorities. and that is reminiscent of claims that were made back in the 1930s when germany, under the nazis, kept talking about how they had to project german minorities in poland, in czechoslovakia, elsewhere throughout europe. so i want everybody to have a little historic perspective. i'm not making a comparison certainly, but i am recommending that we perhaps can learn from this tactic that has been used before. >> obviously, the day before she made a direct comparison, so she was trying there to back down but not really back down. republican senator john mccain was very quick to agree with clinton's initial direct comparison tweeting, she's right on this comparison and referenced hillary clinton compared putin actions in ukraine to hitler's in germany. jo

that his people, primarily the college students of north korea that they get his stupid mo howard adolf hitlerring people to get the hair can cut that looks like him. can we full screen him up there. so we can see what the hair cut looks like. >> i heard this story isn't true that somebody made it up. is that possible? >> that is possible. but, again, the story about feeding his uncle to the dogs, that kind of turned out to be kind of not true. he killed the uncle with antiaircraft missiles. that is true. there is grain of truth to this. some of the people are dissending because this dopey hair cut looks good on his fat face and they are gawntd mal-nourished. >> it could be true that this nut is ordering everybody to get haircuts on hi face. >> this could be true that he is ordering people to get hair cuts like his, but justin bieber has that hair cut, right? >> it is slimming on the side and gives him a little lift. i think gutfeld should get this hair cut. >> he has had it in the past. >> well, next week i want you to come in with a wig to see what it would look like on you. >> i'm in. >> an

. >> years ago zubin mehta asked his orchestra to play a work by wagner, adolf hitler's favourite composure>> you tried to get the israeli philharmonic to play it. it didn't work out. they didn't play it. will you try again? >> we will. we have to have patience. there's still quite a few people with tattooed numbers on their arms. they are revered saints in israel. we have to respect them. it's not that they hate the music of wagner, but music transports them back to the time of terror. and we want to avoid that. >> zubin mehta adores israel - the people, the dreams and the music making. >> the israel philharmonic has some of the world's soloists, if it's a horn, clarin et, whatever, they play with dedication and conviction that i stand there and am awe struck. >> the israeli people are awe struck by him. he has been given countless awards and governmental honours. >> you are perhaps the most famous orchestra conductor in the world. did you think you'd have this career and life? >> not in my wildst dreams. but it's not as exaggerated as you put it? >> how so. >> i'm a mousse iron carrying h

and i might add, he's following the play book of another dictator named adolf hitler who did exactly the same thing ain the 30's. putin is playing a weak military hand right now, his military is really incompetent compared to ours and so what he's playing is a diplomatic and psychological game. his hope is to create a rift in western europe, to create fear, particularly in poland, in the baltic states and what remains of ukraine so that he can hold out the option of moving into eastern ukraine when the opportunities arise. we call that at the army war college, push and pause, that you make a military move and then you pull back and pause and wait for the-- for everything to cool down and then you push again. and georgia, crimea, and now the eastern ukraine are perfect examples of this theory put to practice. lou: you said don't take the military option off the table. >> right. lou: what military option is available that would in any way dislodge russian troops from crimea, nothing short of boots on the ground would do so, a massive invasion, of course, i would think. tell us what you

secretary of state made news yesterday comparing vladimir putin's actions in ukraine to those of adolf hitler. today, she said she meant putin's so-called protection of ethnic russians in crimea was like the nazis' invasion of poland to protect german citizens there. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. re acting up and i've got this runny nose. i better take something. truth is, sudafed pe pressure and pain won't treat all of your symptoms. really? alka seltzer plus severe sinus fights your tough sinus symptoms plus your runny nose. oh what a relief it is an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. pronto lunch starting at $6.99. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and all served "pronto!" at olive garden. [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she

let's agree it's stupid to compare moderate republicans to the appeasers of adolf hitler. pid to compare the president's health care plan with nazi germany. hitler didn't organize elections to win over territory, he took over territory as he did with austria to prevent elections. the best thing you can say for labor unions, hitler was against them, that's your problem right there. the best way to honor it is to remember its horrid uniqueness. comparing everyone you don't like to hitler is not right. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, serious concerns at the pentagon as thousands of russian troops with heavy armor and aircraft gather just miles from the border with ukraine. one official telling nbc news it's like they're on a hair trigger. this as nato labor willed the invasion of crimea a wakeup call. >> this is the gravest threat to european security and stability since the end of the cold war. >> president obama this afternoon specifically ruled out u.s. military action against russia. >>e

she was telling me she's drawing a direct parallel with her sign here between adolf hitler's annexation and what looks like the imminent russian annexation of crimea this year. people fought and died here to defend their vision of the future of ukraine. but now russian troops are massing along ukraine's eastern border. "we need to defend our country. we don't want to fight but we can't just give up our land." some men here say they're volunteering to defend ukraine. >> i just went to military checkpoint and left my phone just in case of any emergency state. i'm ready to go. but either one, but i'm ready to go. >> and fight? >> and fight, yeah, of course. >> reporter: ukrainians have made great sacrifices here. but they're beginning to realize that more land and lives may be lost in the months to come. ivan watson, cnn, kiev. >> in the wake of sunday's crimea referendum, european ministers are to meet today to discuss sanctions against moscow. nina dos santos is covering that angle for us from cnn london. >> let's start out by taking a look at what these sanctions could mean for russia.

of 1938 where all of parliament, all the western powers are fearful of taking a stand against adolf hitler war. they lost millions of young men in the battlefields of belgium and france during world war i, they don't want to repeat that. they think to confront hitler at that point in time is to embolden him. it almost seems like we're seeing a repeat of that. >> no doubt. what you're seeing with putin, of course, is an effort to recreate as best he can a failed empire. here is the thing about what you're reading about right now. neville chim berlin comes back from the munich conference and promises peace for our time as we gets off the airplane. the only thing this drama in the ukraine lacks is a neville chamberlin with his umbrella and hat. what putin is doing is not only a threat to ukraine, and it's probably going to separate the country in two. he's not going to stop with crimea. we saw the adventure he did on a pipeline. 11 pipelines go through crimea -- excuse me -- through ukraine. europe is not going to stand up for having lights turned out in luxembou luxembourg. this administrati

last night, she reportedly made comparisons between putin and adolf hitler.hat's that rule that says there's only a certain amount of time in every conversation before that happens? she was quoted as saying the following. if this sounds familiar, it's what hitler did back in the '30s. all the germans who were the ethic germans, the germans by ancestry in places like czechoslovakia and romania and other places, hitler said they're not treated right. i must go and protect my people. that's what's gotten everybody so nervous. joining me in the studio is mark halpern, coauthor of the book "the game change" and "double down" and msnbc political analyst, and we're joined by msnbc political analyst howard fineman. two political experts on this beat a lot. thank you for being here. happy to have you. what do you make of the latest controversy? first, any thoughts on the actual veracity of the historical comparison? >> it's dangerous to go down that road, but the fact is not only is the hitler comparison in some ways apt that secretary clinton sees it, but the cold wa

this is not going to stop, and his statement, i have no more territorial demands is what adolf hitler, harris, here's what we do know. that in banks in switzerland and lichtenste lichtenstein, putin has over $40 billion of money under his friends' names that he controls there. this is his money. the way to deal with this guy is to get tough and to freeze his money, get the western europeans to agree, do it all privately and quietly and tell putin, and maybe we're doing that, i don't know, which is you mess with another inch of sovereign territory, and your money is cuput. >> is it too late? >> it isn't too late, but what john kerry and president obama need to do is get some nerve and to say no. they need to tighten the sanctions. we need to provide more military aidÑi to ukraine, not saying no say yes, and we need to support democracy. >> doug, today, they finally got the mres, the meals ready to eat. wonderful. that's what we sent the ukrainian military, what took them three weeks to get there. this is -- all i keep saying is that the team of clowns in reference to them, the team of

kind of reception that italy was giving to this man that he saw as the enemy of christianity, adolf hitler. two months, i think i have a not here of, get to the next slide, of the visit of hitler. there we are. two months after hitler's visit, which you see portrayed here, the visit in rome alongwith mussolini and hitler you see the king, victor emanuel iii. two months after was the dramatic and shocking announcement of the new racial policy by mussolini, july 1938. the jews in italy were shocked to hear that the official position of the government was there was a pure italian race to which the jews of italy who of course had been there from before the time of jesus were not part. the pope was very upset. he was particularly upset because this seemed to show the increasing closeness of the fascist italian dictator with the nazi leader. people around the pope, as he was becoming distraught, and this is an important part of my book, become worried, because they actually are very pleased by the deal that has been made between the vatican and the fascist regime. pleased by all the benefits tha

here we have adolf hitler said leo for a bowl of alphabet soup.this was a time in response to claude support and his advocacy of the allies in their struggle against the axis nation. he also got a little bit later on this would then from quads house days early on a print from the memorial service at president john f. kennedy. claude was very devoted to president kennedy and his spouse the forward-thinking ideals that claude identified with as a young senator so he was very sad as the entire nation was with the president -- the passing of kennedy. it was a letter from president kennedy thanking him for his board. dear claude i do want to take a few minutes to expressed you my deep appreciation for your kind and helpful remarks with regard to my recent stay of the union message. i am particularly appreciative they are strong support in behalf of medical care for the aged under social security and their federal aid to education program. i'm grateful for your comments regarding latin america and their approach to it. during the many years in congress

mentioned before claude was often depicted in clinical cartoons as a pepper shaker particularly of adolf hitlersadly over a bowl of alphabet soup. this was done in response to claude's support of the lease and his advocacy of the allies in the struggle against the axis nation. you've also got from a little bit later on, this would have been from clots how states are hard on, a print from the memorial service of president john f. kennedy. claude was very devoted to president kennedy who believed, the forward thinking ideals that sort of claude identified with as a young senator. so he was very, very sad, as the entire nation was, at the passing of president kennedy. in fact, our next item is a letter to claude from president kennedy thanking him for his support. i'll read this excerpt. dear claude, i do want you to get humans to express to you my deep appreciation for your kind and thought for remarks with regard to my recent state of union message. i am particularly appreciated other strong support on behalf of medical care for the aged under associates to become an our federal aid to education

he will not apologize for a tweet he sent out comparing president obama with the dictators like adolf hitler. here's the tweet that's causing a stir. it was posted by republican state assemblyman sam donnelly and says, " history lesson: figures to estimate in favor of gun rights versus gun-control. which i wish to choose? " you can see president obama is listed as someone who supports gun-control comparing him to dictators like joseph stalin and adolf two years ago, donnelly pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges after he was found with a loaded gun on his carry-on bag at ontario airport in southern california. no one >>darya: a woman was killed and seven others injured eight and a house explosion in new jersey. investigators said the explosion happened yesterday afternoon when contractors were digging in the area damaged a gas line in doing--ewing. the incident also destroyed at least 10 homes. a number of residents had to be evacuated. fire crews were able to quickly put out the fire and manage the hot spots. >>: he can't leave russia about whistle-blower edward snowden will speak at th

the 18 stands for 1 and 8 for the letter a and h for adolf hitler. >> is that good? >> when i saw pierson born, i saw god that day. that was one of the strangest, greatest feelings that i'll probably never feel again. you know it was the first time you ever hold a baby, that kind of love is just, it's amazing. it's truly amazing. and it's really hard to put it into words. he's -- every breath i take is for him. i just want to do everything for him. give him everything i never had. i used to carry a straight razor. and i would use it to -- in bar fights and whatnot. i kind of put it on my face as more of a trademark and also a warning to people. just basically leave me alone or i'll cut you. so -- >> how is carrying a straight razor different than some of your other crew members? >> a lot of them carry brass knuckles or pistols. things like that. i, i, you know, i like pistols just as much as the next guy, but i just always, i like the up close and personal battles. i always thought those were a lot more fun than sitting across the street and shooting at people. so st

she compares him to adolf hitler and that's always going to be an ugly situation.a tactic? can you really equate them? is this some type of strategy we're seeing at play? we'll break that down for you. >>> we're also going to talk this morning, john and christina christina, about one that just shocks the conscience this ruling from the supreme court in massachusetts that upskirting you know what's a nice word i can say on tv? >> what is a nice word? >> some pervert can take a camera and take a picture up a woman's skirt is constitutional. >> what? >> yep. >> how could that not be an invasion of privacy? >> that will be an interesting discussion. >> wait until you hear what i have to say about it. >> constitutional. >> all right, we will wait to hear that discussion. that sounds fascinating. >> i'm not defending that by the way! i want to let you know. >> let's just leave the camera on him and see what happens there, see where this goes. >> put down the iphone. >> that's terrible. >> chris is going to be pro. >> i'm not, i'm not. >> kidding. >> i won't have generati

putin is talking as if he were identical to adolf hitler. keep in mind what he said yesterday, for one thing, he reserves to himself the right to intervene militarily at any time anyplace in ukraine, not just in defense of rugs, but also in defense of ukraineens. that's essentially a cart blanche to invade any country. >> saying he reserves the right to protect his people as if ukraine is still part of the old soviet union. >> putin has never like so many other russian elites accepted the legitimacy of an independent ukraine and he as far as he's concerned doesn't even consider ukrainians to be a separate people. essentially, he's marching in to defend his own. he also said and this is absolutely shocking, that he is "not worried by war." no leader other than adolf hitler and perhaps the ruler of north korea would say that kind of thing in today's world. >> should we be worried about vladimir putin's mental capacities or are we seeing a situation where some suggest we are looking at a russian leader who is isolated and insulated and only spe

so this is an assertion -- by the way, adolf hitler used it prior to the outbreak of four or two. --ii. we have to understand that vladimir putin is an old cold war warrior, and we have to treat him as such. that means sanctions, including a dramatic expansion of the so-called act where we hold people responsible for the things that have been done. and basically an understanding that we are dealing with the individual we are dealing with, rather than the illusions that the president has had about him all along. was when he, one spoke to medvedev and said tell vladimir i will be more flexible after i am reelected. but probably as important as that is the president's belief that somehow they would collaborate, and when the president decided not to strike syria after he threatened to do so, that sent a message that reverberated throughout the world and as far away as china. >> that was republican senator john mccain in washington. he has taken some pretty strong positions. >> i was shocked, he wants to restart missile defense systems in the czech republic and poland and treat russia is

he has lucky stars, like adolf hitler, many people believe. but he is not. >> how would you grade the u.s.'s response to what is going on? >> so far maybe b. not enough. obama already blinked on the red line in syria. , he ruined the credibility of the office of the u.s. president. it's not enough to pose a credible threat, to say i'm signing an executive order for sanctions. he must act. we have to see as soon as possible the least of these names and the big names. >> are we threatening to putin? weak? >> dictators' books and vision are different from ours. instincts of survival and he can anticipate his moves based on potential threats. dictatorship the is pushing him towards major foreign-policy actions, in this case annexation of crimea. he needs to demonstrate to his subjects, the people of russia that he is in the office not just for his own good but for the good of the country. the economy is sluggish. it is going down. >> this is a building up, the return of russian greatness. >> absolutely. that is his purpose for staying in power for

one of their members is an associate of adolf hitler in ukraine. many of these people claim to be officials. they do not control the situation in their own country. we have no one to negotiate with. they are controlled by radicals. ministers, of the you need to get permission from the government on the my don -- maidan. these are the realities of the situation in ukraine. i'm not kidding. people who resisted were threatened with oppression. threatened first. that is why the city of sevastopol as russia to take their lives into account. -- toly what happens avoid what happened in key of -- kiev. we could not leave crimeans in the lurch. [applause] first and foremost, we need to create conditions in slovenia so that they can exercise in a free world their rights of self-determination. we tell our colleagues in the west and europe? they say we are violating international law. --is good that they entered remember international law sometimes. better late than never. [applause] >> secondly, what did we violate? [inaudible] strictly speaking, we have not

a long time ago, on 15 march, 1938, adolf hitler made a speech to the sr vianese people. in the background is a statue of arch de carl. the crowd in the square heldenplotz numbered several hundred thousands. hitler's words on that day about the obligation that he had to take care of the german speaking people and the german population in austria is eerily reminiscent when we look at the speech that vladimir putin made as he announced the absorption of crimea into russia. i am not predicting that we will have a world war iii. i am predicting that unless we act and act vigorously -- and a lot more than this legislation today -- vladimir putin will be dramatically encouraged to take further aggressive actions, whether it be in eastern ukraine, whether it be moldova, whether it be the baltic countries, where he's already put significant pressures. or will we send the message to vladimir putin that the cost of further aggression will not be matched up with the benefit? have no doubt about the ambitions of vladimir putin and that is to restore the russian empire. and all of the

also tried to clarify comments she made on tuesday where she likened putin's action to an early adolf hitlert's what hitler did back in the '30s. she that's what got everybody so nervous. >> after a tape of those remarks surfaced clinton said she had only been trying to provide historical contrast. >> i'm not making a comparison but i'm recommending that we perhaps with can learn from this tactic that has been used before. >> and she joked about putin's personality. >> i know we are dealing with a tougher guy with a thin skin. i've had a lot of experience well on not only with him but people like that. but in particular president putin. >> most republicans didn't quibble with clinton's comments but they are focusing fresh scrutiny on the possible pedestrian dental contender as secretary of state and questioning one of her first mayor issues in 2009 an attempt to repair relations with the russians. >> we want to reset our relationship -- >> let's do it together shlths we'll do it together. >> part of that reset involved pulling a plug on a bush initiative. the republican chairman of the house

she had been the first journalist to be expelled by adolf hitler and raised this ahead of journalists. she had originally supported zionism, but then had visited the region in person and she began to speak about the hundreds of thousands of palestinians that israel had finally forced out to create a jewish state in the land that was already inhabited. thompson was viciously attacked in an orchestrated campaign of what she termed prerecession asian and character assassination. she wrote that it has been boundless going into my personal life. before long her column and radio programs and her speaking engagements and her family and her fame were gone. she has largely today been erased from history. in the coming decades other americans were similarly written out of history. forced out of office, their lives and careers destroyed and history was distorted in the race than bigotry promoted and supremacy disguised. very few people know this history. excellent book that documented are out of print. the facts virtually unknown to the vast majority of americans. instead, false theories have be

. >> i think invoking adolf hitler in any context is going to raise red flags. as a seasoned politician, few times are you off the cuff mentioning something like that. it's telling we're talking about hillary clinton more than what president obama is going to do today and what the house will vote on. she drives headlines in ways few politicians can. >> we appreciate it. the next hour of cnn begins after this quick break. obvious:. and a hotel is the perfect place to talk to you about hotels. all-you-can-eat is a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com. it's on the internet, but you probably knew that. or maybe not, i don't really know you. bellman: welcome back, captain obvious. captain obvious: yes i am. all those words are spelled correctly. >>> i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world watching us on cnn international. i'm anderson cooper live in kiev from independence square. we

we gave up our great young men to fight against out of hitler -- adolf hitler.e might be in the depths of the third reich so as we were able, we did what we could to defeat them and god blessed us for doing so. and here is something else we give to the world -- we give hope. we were speaking of truth and hope. a beacon of hope in a dark world of hopelessness and lies. we are here, by god's grace, we will do everything we can to free you. my parents came to this country from europe in the 1950's, my dad from greece, which was torn apart by world war ii and civil war from the communists, and my mother from germany, half of she lived had been taken over by communism. they knew what was to suffer, to be hungry, to have no hope. they knew the great hope for them was in the united states of america, and with nothing, they came here, they met in an english class in new york city. they marry, they had children who had every opportunity they never do to grow to go to good colleges and live the american dream. but by the time i got to one of those good colleges, i would n