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now i didn't say we love you, adolf hitler. the church of new england. considered a pariah country so far as the hollywood left was concerned. the american writers congress -- american writers group. >> host: just to be clear this was after the pact of 1939. by that time to be clear who hitler is, many jews of flight. he has already shown aggression toward his neighbors, and these are people who if they are reading the newspaper every day know that and are in effect taking -- taking hitler side. >> guest: many of these people are jewish, you have to remember that. who if they are reading the newspaper every day know that and are in effect taking to defend taking hitler side. >> guest: many of these people are jewish, you have to remember that. ten commandments was sort of the way that i view it. they felt that -- it was not the hitler actually made the deal with stalin. they get the eastern half of poland. it was said you could also absorb the baltic states. this was all part of the package. and so they said well, that's a fairly good deal so far as many

they didn't say with a view to adolf hitler. they all of hitler's enemies and particularly england. england was considered a pariah country so far as the hollywood left was concerned i got the fourth american writers congress in august people at dumping on england's saint england. >> host: this is after the nonaggression pact of 1939. by that point it's pretty clear. crystal boxes have been. he started showing aggression towards neighbors and these are people if they read the newspaper every day know that and they are in fact taking hitler's side. guess how many of these people are jewish. john howard walsh was jewish. stalinism comes the 10 commandments. that was the way i view it. the point is they thought when hits are actually made the deal the communists gained a lot. first of all they could get the eastern half. you could absorb the baltic states. this is all part of the pack. and so the fact is they thought well okay, that's a fairly good deal so far as many people were concerned. but what i did as everyone understands this august 23rd 1989. eight days later she knew stalin i

york that they had these conferences and i go into detail and show how they were on the side of adolf hitler. what they did was be a demonize and it was a pariah country so far as the hollywood left was concerned in the wake of the fourth week of the fourth american writers congress and all these people on england saying that england is the enemy, not hitler. >> host: so this is after the pact of 1939 so by that point it is clear it's already happened. he's already shown aggression toward his neighbors and these are people who are reading the newspaper every day and know that if they are taking hitler. >> guest: many >> guest: many people were jewish and the point is that they were willing to do it and when they made the deal with stalin, first of all they would get the eastern half in the baltic states you could have all of that. that is a fairly good deal so far as many of the people were concerned but the point is what it is unleashed world war ii. everyone understands that in 1939 that was one of the factors eight days later hitler and dana stalin was going to support him. that's why he

. >>> controversial ads featuring adolf hitler will be on the side panels of septa buses they read islamic jew hatred it's in the quran, today the agency announced it will not appeal the decision and it is changing its policy prohibiting all political advertising and they will work with any employees that refuse to drive the buses with these ads. >> members of the pennsylvania house judiciary hearing for governor wolf's moratorium on the death penalty many were family members of murder victims including the family of chuck cassidy. >> cross will stay on lehigh valley's official seal the nine commissioners voted unanimously last night. the group called the freedom for religion foundations threatened a lawsuit and called it unconstitutional. it has the purpose of roiszing the history of the koibts. >> voters in philadelphia will decide if they will revive a long dormant commission on women. mayor michael nutter signed an initiative to put that on the primary, it would focus on improving workplace conditions for women including wage equity. and it was last operational during mayor bill green'

with it a photo of adolf hitler. the ads and others in the series have run in other cities. behind the campaign the american freedom defense initiative calls itself a human rights group. foes call it anti-islamic. septa argues the message violates an internal standard prohibiting ads which disparage groups or people. afdi argues septa a state agency has no right to reject their message. a philadelphia federal judge agreed. >> we're very pleased with his ruling. it was the proper ruling. >> reporter:. >> reporter: we reached afdi attorney. he says his clients' message to be provocative. >> to be thinking about these issues not within the frame of political correctness to understand that there are certainly those islamists over in the middle east are using the koran to justify their violence against jews, to justify their violence against christians. >> we do believe though, that the ads of themselves are part of a campaign to smear muslims. >> reporter: jacob bender who points out he's jewish, while he describes afdi's message as a smear. >> as a civil rights organization ded

and the ad shows picture of adolf hitler and arab national leader during world war ii and text says jew hatred it's in the koran. today a federal sgrj philadelphia said septa has to accept the ad because of free speech. jacob bender runs local off of council on american islamic relation. >> we believe the adds them saevs was used to smear its love. >> that vendor they're dedicated for first a34e7bdment and have no problem with the judge's ruling. family of a south jersey man killed in a police involved shooting filed a lawsuit. dashcam video followed shooting and one of the officers orders 36-year-old jerome reed not to move after he spots a gun in the glove compartment and as reid exits the vehicle reed opens fires. his family said he was unoormd at the time and had his friend in plain view. as you are -- it was 1 million dams. odds of revel sea i'm closing at the end of this month it would have gone down dramatically. a judge in camden denied developer glen strawb to buy the shutter casino $8 million. she doesn't have at morety to approve the deal. the utility supplier is one of the b

are speaking out against ads like this that will soon appear on septa buses, with pictures of adolf hitler. a judge ruled septa must allow the ads. nbc10's cydney long is live in center city this evening. how are critics trying to make their voices heard about this? >> reporter: number one, they want to make clear they don't blame septa. one group plans to pass out leaflets to promote peace to septa riders. overwhelmingly the groups that met today stood together saying they did not want this message on the side of city buses rolling through their neighborhoods. >> a lot of young people i know catch septa every day. it's going to hurt. >> reporter: this 21-year-old septa rider and practicing muslim is beside disappointed. >> this is disgusting. why would you de nouns a whole religion? >> reporter: septa fought hard but lost a legal challenge calling for a stop to aid muslim countries. religious leaders call it propaganda and for people of the city to turn the other cheek. >> we'll share the history of tolerance with the world when we welcome his holiness pope francis, for the world meeting

the side panels of 84 septa buses as early as next week, it depicts a photo from the 1940s of adolf hitler and the text, islamic jew hatred it's in the quran. today the board announced. after careful consideration septa decided not to appeal the ruling. >> attorneys for the group that purchased the ads the freedom initiative. afdi says this was a clear-cut case of free speech and septa responded to the federal court's decision by changing its policy and now prohibiting all political ads anything that deals with an issue in the public any kind of individuals who are running for office -- >> septa acknowledges the ads may anger some and religious leaders said they appreciated the efforts to stop the ads and will do what they can to promote understanding. >> some individuals may refuse to gets on buses and wait for the next bus. >> people on the street had opinions. >> i'm all for free speech but not when it hurts other people. >> we have freedom of speech we can't necessarily do anything about that. >> now afdi is paying $30,000 for ads that run for four weeks only septa says they will work

do relay off the lovable huggable adolf hitler? it is isis, our biggest enemy. as a comedian of people who report comedians trying to set the standard for what we make fun of. >> how do you know? maybe they were fellow comedians on twitter. >> i read like the handles that were being portrayed. they know nothing. comedy is not an easy thing to do as i proved in night in and night out on the stage. it is not easy. i don't understand why they do feel entitled how to tell comedians they do their job. there is not another profession getting career tips on twitter. >> joanne, you are right in the age-group. are you more likely or less likely to join isis? >> you know what, i think there is one thing they could have done that would make this both funnier and offensive to please everyone. that's if barak hussein obama was cast as the father. he loves acting and appear figure videos. >> he loves isis, is that what you are trying to say? >> and he has a daughter. they would be type cast there. of course everyone says the twitter outrage is it over the top? of course. the

to denounce ads that will appear in dozens of septa buses, it shows a photo from the 1940s of adolf hitler talking to a leader it says islamic jew hatred it's in the quran. now leaders are trying to fight the ads message of one of tolerance and understanding. >> they are not helpful, just increasing tenses instead of increasing understanding, everyone should oppose that regardless of final. >> a campaign is launched dare to understand to promote inter faith tolerance. >>> there is an update on the old revel casino and they are working to finalize an $82 million sale to developer glen straub. they will consider the deal on thursday, if it is approved. straub's attorney says he will close on the agreement right away. >> a special visitor today one that know a thing or two about pageantry and wearing a crown miss america winner was at simon and sylvia seashore gardens living center today she was showered with gifts from the property's board of directors and she brought lots of smiles as she posed for photos and toured the property. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 4:00, if you are looki

except adolf hitler, i make an exclusion for him.rian: in his career, how many ships did he blow up? erik: i cannot recall the specific number, but he was already, even at this point, one of germany's submarine aces. he was one of the few in the german submarine service who had actually been in the service before the war began. so he was already very experienced. he was clearly adept, he was an ace, and he was one of the most valued members of the service. brian: let's take a look at captain turner. erik: captain william thomas turner, he is the kind of guy that if you boarded the lusitania and you had any anxiety, you would look at captain turner and you would most likely feel that anxiety start to slip away. the kind of guy you would want as a captain. as a captain. he looked fit, he looked strong, he looked like a man of substance. he is someone who rode through the captain ranks. he had been a cabin boy at the age of eight and worked his way up to become one of cunard's top captain's. s. at this point it was his third stint as ca

winston churchill sounded that warning in 1933 as adolf hitler had taken power in nazi germany. >> he went on to speak about iran. >> i'll note the deal foreshadow foreshadowed by the president allowing iran to have nuclear enrichment capabilities to quote netanyahu, doesn't block iran's path to a bomb it paves the way to a bomb. >> texas senator ted cruz is also out fear mongering about iran. >> this deal that is being negotiated by the obama administration is profoundly dangerous both to the security of our friend and ally israel but also to american national security. >> the republicans are out of step with most americans. 68% of americans support the united states efforts to strike a p5 plus one nuclear deal with the iranians. the united states and five other countries have been working tirelessly on these negotiations over the last year. republicans in the name of political theater are putting peace at risk. for more, let me bring in steve clemons and lacey heely and rabbi rabbi rabbi rabbi and another guest. you have been involved in some of their elections in the past. how heav

. >> there is no germany bridge called the adolf hitler bridge.oing to be the grand dragon of the kkk, you don't deserve to have a bridge named after you. it is not right. we do not like that. we do not like that. >> ♪ and i'll fight for my right to be free ♪ amy: your id says selma planning team member, living legacy project. what is living legacy? >> a group coming together to bring people into the south alabama, mississippi, and tennessee. we go into communities like selma and marion, alabama, all the way to oxford, mississippi. amy: tell us about this. >> this bridge is legacy history. one of the things we do on our pilgrimage is walk across the bridge. we tell the story of those who came over today. as we reach the press where we are now, not knowing what was going to happen -- they saw that line of blue down there, and they knew they were in trouble but they did not realize that the police were going to eat them not own -- were going to beat them. we have let the people in the communities tell their own stories. it has changed my life. i am

now those ads include a photograph of adolf hitler and a former arab leader. "action news" reporter john rawlins live at 69th street station in upper darby. good morning john. >> reporter: the issue is free speech here. it can be controversial unpopular it can be down right vial. septa is a transit agent z-it's also a state authority. many of its buses are rolling billboards. last year it decided there was a message did it not want to convey. this is a sample of what septa did not want to have on the sides of its vehicles. it reads islamic jew hatred it's in the koran. the photograph is hitler and a nazi collaborator. the organization behind the ad, the american freedom defense initiative, the afdi describes itself as a human rights group. foes call it anti-islamic. whatever the case it argued septa a state agency had no right to reject its message. a philadelphia federal judge agreed. >> we're very pleased with his ruling. it was the proper ruling. >> reporter: we reached afd attorney robert news via skype. >> to be thinking about these issues not within the

and i don't think that we would have allowed it during world war ii if adolf hitler was going ahead,ar bomb. this is, we're talking about a regime that is definitely on a par with the nazis in terms of the destruction that they are sowing around the world. cheryl: but, bob, their neighbors are going against them, and that's where the iranians may be in a precarious position because the saudis, the president of yemen who has fled, i mean, obviously, the israelis. a lot of unlikely friends, we should say, in the middle east that are against iran having nuclear capability. and i'm sure our government does not want this, but we're still at the table with them. >> no one wants it, the question is whether this deal is enough to stop them now and over a period of time whether they're going to change in ten years when the agreement lapses. that, to me, is really a very troublesome feature because if you say, well, you can contain them now, even if you can have really good monitoring, really good inspection and then ten years from now they have this, then the risk is not only the risk to isra

neville chamberlain sought to find a way out of the crisis by meeting with adult hitler -- with adolf hitler on the germans turf, the bavarian city of munich the , nerve center of the nazi party. there neville chamberlain made his pact with the devil. together with his french and italian counterparts, he agreed to let hitler annex a large chunk of czechoslovakia in return for a pledge of peace. and chamberlain returned to england to a hero's welcome. carrying his signature umbrella. and waving the munich agreement in his hands, he proclaimed that his policy of appeasement had produced peace for our time. less than a year later, europe was at war. from that moment on, munich led symbolized the ultimate folly of world politics and chamberlain the ultimate fool among statesmen. although the u.s. was not a party to the 1938 agreement, americans would obsess over munich from that day to the present. for over seven decades, munich and appeasement would be among the dirtiest words in the american political lexicon. they are really political four letter words. to americans, the terms are synonymous

stephanie: gary kasparov compares vladimir putin to adolf hitler. it's quite exaggeration. putin is a mediocarracy who appears to be leader of the country. he paves the way to somebody like hitler. somebody like hitler might come from eastern ukraine. ryan: one of the questions everybody asks in the west is how much longer will vladimir putin be in power. you said he thinks -- you think he faces a real test of his leadership in 2017. ilya: great tradition in russia to make revolutions in 2017, we continue. the situation is pretty similar like it was in 1914. there also was a great war started and we were in that war, protecting our brothers in serbia and the whole population was surrounded hail to the chief, roll forward. it was a tiny sect of bolsheviks, the only sect that was against. in two years the situation changed dramatically because of the downturn in the russian economy. we started a great shuffle within the circle and that is what we see now with assassination of nemtsov. ryan: russia's finance minister just said the worst is behind russi

but adolf hitler has been also the madman and he occupied practically all of europe. new strategy in the fight against islamic terrorism, not massive occupation of territory. no tanks. no infantry. no artillery but drones, rangers, and secret services. i met twice with the chief of mossad and i told him, it is not true that europe's secret service is most efficient one all over the world. it is true it is the single efficient one unfortunately. but in the end, i'd like to conclude my speech with remembrance of the past. the sentence i never forget till the end of my life. the sentence, which was in the origin of the state the jewish state of israel and the sentence we must accept just now, if we are not willing to be the future victims of islamic terrorism, never again we shall go we shall march like a sheep to the slaughter. never again. thank you. [applause] . . i just want to ask you one short question. why is it that your country has proven such solidarity with israel? what is the source of this? >> very simple. very simple question every simple answer. we have th

tragedy, is why jews like the rosenbergs were so committed to a regime that was second only to adolf hitler and the number of jews it killed. >> gentlemen, if you could pick up the historiography. >> not surprisingly there were years after journalistic articles about the case after the 1950's. there are number of accounts aimed at the general public from 1963 entitled the betrayers, the rosenberg case, to the 1965 book, invitation to an inquest. both review the trial transcript, newspaper articles and secondary sources and concluded there was no reasonable doubt of the rosenbergs guilt. in contrast, using the same material another said that they never participated in espionage. key items of evidence were government forgeries and confessions of green grass -- greenglass. they said the talking points for the rosenbergs were innocents for decades. these clashing accounts are normal for a high profile case. thinking of the enormous journalistic accounts of the kennedy assassination. to this day, there continues to be an impressive volume of popular articles, books, tv documentaries, youtube pre

america is a communist except him, basically, including a man that goes on to be a supporter of adolf hitler bar is really, really low here. [laughter] dr. cox-richardson: four communism. these people have taken over the american government and in the 1920's, the landslide election is an important one in american history because it is the one where the idea of government promoting equality of opportunity, the people who still believe that go into the arts a lot and they go into the progressive party which is in tatters at that point but basically in the 1920's people who believed the government should be promoting big business hold all of the cards. and we know where that goes in october of 1929 but we have quotations from that era like this. that injecting government into the economy will poison the economy and that the idea that government should do things to promote equality of opportunity was the same philosophy which poisoned the fumes of the witches cauldron which boiled in russia. democrats are the party of the mob. we know where that goes. we get the depression. and from that, the cy

of these lessons, but i wouldn't say that the situation in iraq is similar to the threat that adolf hitler posed to the world in 1938. the fact is, we are much stronger militarily, politically, and i was safe morally than the iranian government. i disagree vehemently with the iranian government. and i detest the government with its repeated threats against israel. if you have been listening, i very much sympathize with the israeli leadership. if you have a foreign country in the middle east threatening to destroy you, and the have been such statements by leaders, you have to defend yourself. so i don't criticize the prime minister for that. i criticize him for coming into our capital in -- in the capital city of the united states and criticizing president obama. as a patriotic american, i don't like it when a foreign later comes into the capital and come in a act, doesn't give the proper deference to our president. we will continue to be the best and that israel has ever had but best friends -- my experience in diplomacy is that if you have a problem and you have a disagreement, you can ar

winston churchill sounded that warning in 1933 as adolf hitler had taken power in germany. tragically, great britain and the west didn't heed this warning when they might have strangled that monster in his crib. rather, they let the locusts continue to eat away at the common defense. the axis power grew stronger and the west worker, conciliating with and appeasing them, hoping their appetite for conquest and death might be sated. as we all know, however that appetite only grew until it launched the most terrible war in human history. today, perhaps more tragically because we ought to benefit from these lessons of history the united states is again engaged in something of a grand experiment of the kind we saw in the 1930's. as then, military strength is seen in many quarters as the cause of military adventurism. strength and confidence in the defense of our interests alliances and liberty does not seem to deter aggression but to provoke it. rather than confront our adversaries our president apologizes for our supposed transgressions. the administration is harsh and unyieldin

while ordering his military leaders to attack poland, adolf hitler rationalized who, after all, speaks today of the anational lakes of the armenians. mr. speaker, if we deny that these atrocities exist, we actually perpetuate the potential that it may happen again. we must join the international community to speak with the unified voice against this genocide. our bipartisan armenian genocide truth in justice resolution just dropped, h.res. 154 would send an unequivocal message that we will never forget those that were lost nor will we tolerate human rights abuses of any kind. today, mr. speaker, i rise to remember the 100th anniversary on april 24, to be specific, of the armenian genocide, and i call on our colleagues in the united states congress to speak out by passing the armenian genocide truth in justice resolution so that we can end the denial once and for all. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. the house coming up at 11:00 a.m. eastern now. we will have that

of these lessons, but i wouldn't say that the situation in iraq is similar to the threat that adolf hitlerosed to the world in 1938. the fact is, we are much stronger militarily, politically, and i was safe morally than the iranian government. i disagree vehemently with the iranian government. and i detest the government with its repeated threats against israel. if you have been listening, i very much sympathize with the israeli leadership. if you have a foreign country in the middle east threatening to destroy you, and the have been such statements by leaders, you have to defend yourself. so i don't criticize the prime minister for that. i criticize him for coming into our capital in -- in the capital city of the united states and criticizing president obama. as a patriotic american, i don't like it when a foreign later comes into the capital and come in a act, doesn't give the proper deference to our president. we will continue to be the best and that israel has ever had but best friends -- my experience in diplomacy is that if you have a problem and you have a disagreement, you can argu