. >> democratic candidate for governor caught on tape or comparing president trump top adolf hitler.broke the story. what do you got, math smooth i tell you, this one is something else, bill. so murphy, the presumptive democratic nominee for governor of 2017 here in new jersey was in a rally back in november 20 right after the election of president donald trump. pe was speaking a big group in montclair and he made some interesting comments, among them, compared donald trump's throws the rise of adolf hitler and the natzis in germany back in the 1920's. we posted the video. it blew up. a lot of people are putting a fresh set of eyes on who this guys? jessica, you caught up with the lieutenant governor today? what did she say about it? >> the gloves are off in the new jersey race for governor. the lieutenant governor is ready to fight? we talked about murphy comparing trump top hitler. >> if you are talking about the president of the united states, but clearly talking about, and you are clearly referring to the president of the united states as hitler, say it out loud. have the courage

a phone owned by adolf hitler has sould at auction for $243 grand.on who bid by phone. bidding for the phone started at $100 thousand dollars. the red telepohne includes a nazi party symbol and hitler's name engraved on the back. russian officers found the phone during a visit to hitler's bunker in berlin. a porcelain figure of an alsatian dogalso owned by hitler. was sold today to a different biffer for nearly $25 grand. Ñ coming up... rain in the bay area means snow in the sierra. we'll take a look at conditions in kirkwood tonight....Ñ Ñ ahead in sports ... ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. serious oral care made simple Ñ in the last 24-hours... kirkwood resort has received four inches of snow... and 13 inches in the past 48-hours.

he shares it with adolf hitler who shut down every free newspaper in order to preserve witheich and he shares it -- trump is a narcissist. be the only voice in america, only praised, only admired. that is in direct contradiction to the first amendment much of the united states of america and of the voices of every american. host: george is next in florida. republican line. caller: good morning, everyone. a lot of what was just said is what is wrong with our country from of political correctness has separated us completely. i don't even know what political correctness is anymore. even "washington journal," your if any becomes up what the word black in any context, you hang up on them. -- if anyone columns with the word black in any context you hang up on them. an exit strategy when -- you aremake about probably getting ready to hang up on me. how does this offending people have anything to do with society? if we are all created equal and we are, we all can make inroads in a matter what our problems are in life. if we are all created equal, why that call people racist only call white men

. >> when adolf hitler came to power in january 1933, 55 percent of the germans had never voted for him. he was jogging to office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use them . he had, and they wanted to use them because he had received more votes than anyone else. and never a majority of votes. >> and this is an important point to make because when we tried to explain why, germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from

every child born with a drop or more of a jewish blood is a as the set defeat for the evil of adolf hitler and all he stood for. what do you think has been motivating this journey on this very specific, painful subject? >> well first of all, i take this personally because my father was jewish and world war ii veteran and i have the text of being a gas chamber with donald trump pushing it. donald trump may or might be an anti-semite. and we need to be careful about that. but he clearly has winked and he has enabled, and he has empowered folks out there. you know, this stuff that was out there, the anti-semitic alt-right was vocal and active for much of 2016. and they had plenty of opportunities to denounce it and shut it down. you know, the reality is, is that that alt-right movement whh is very much a white natialist movement, deeply anti-semitic in these figures, and these figures again feel themselves mainstreamed by what has happened. so, whatever is in donald trump's heart, i don't judge him on that, but the fact is, he had many opportunities to denounce anti-semitism and he didn't. an

when we have a president who, to most black people frankly reminds us of 1930's adolf hitler, the campaign, the 2016 campaign, kind of reminded a lot of us of 1936 germany, to make america great again kind of has its ring of make germany pure again. and then the erratic, like the press conference yesterday. ok, that's all i have to say. thank you very much. host: thank you for calling. janet from wisconsin independent. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i just got a thing to say in regards to our -- i'm american native. i am german, i am irish, and i am black. the only thing that brothers me so much now in my 70 years the drugs. i just lost a grandson in regards to drugs. we have to get the drugs out of the united states. whatever has to be done has to be done. president trump is not, i don't think, against immigrants. he, to me, get the drugs out of here. we are killing our children, our grandchildren, and something has to be done. thank you very much. host: thanks for calling. on to carla now. carla in north carolina. republican caller. welcome. caller: thank you. ood morning. my

this is the context that created the opening for adolf hitler. even then, he almost and not succeed. when adolf hitler came to power in january 1933, 55% of the germans had never voted for him. he was at jobs into office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use him, he had received and wanted to use them because he had received more votes than anyone else, but never a majority of the votes. this is an important point to make because when we try to explain why germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from, the events that succeed 1933 are much more important than the events that preceded it. the long tradition of anti-semitism, that echoing of anti-semitic arguments did not matter politically until the minority of the people who believed in it acquire political power. power magnifies the ideas of those who hold it. when people who hold beliefs that are regarded by the general society is not quite acceptable become enormously powerful, their beliefs become steadily more acceptable. a fa

. >> with adolf hitler came to power 55% of the germans had

. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? now, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatru, his comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> i tried to talk to you about this i swear i did. sorry, marcus. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> you just sank my boat. >> later we told murray we recorded his exchange with radcliffe and asked him to explain it. >> i was a little man. i mean, it -- he didn't mean any harm, he just -- ignorant of the conduction of leadership roles, and i think now that he has seen that it upset me and knows that it's not really how we do business, i think he's changed his point of view. >> murray hopes to also change the point of view of prison officials. he will soon have

but he was shopping for qualities of greatness and one other figure that he deeply admired was adolf hitler. this wasn't totally unknown and egypt which was occupied by the british at the time and hitler was fighting against the british but sadaad took it to a higher level and also he joined what he called his murder society. they liked to think that they modeled themselves on the resist ands and mainly what they did was pick up drunken soldiers in the streets in cairo but when sadaad became part of the group, he tried to raise their levels to assassinating the prime minister but they failed on two occasions but they did kill government minister and sadaad spent five years in prison before he escaped. one of the most significant moments in sadad's life, i would have to say this is one of the most moments in the entire middle east was the 1967 war. sadaad was in the military and at the time he was vice president. egypt was provoking israel and the israelis were terrified. they were digging trenches in city parks where the mass casualties that they expected to have, they were passing out gas

what would we have said if they gave nuclear weapons to adolf hitler, but that is what obama did.we have had an anti-american president who identifies with our enemies and enables them. when he thought he could get away with it, by the way we have a political system that forces importance on the democratic party, so the wiki treated israel is we will give them the military and isolate them politically and cut them off at the knees politically. he was leading independent houston hundred million dollars for these palestinian racist arrests. we survive back then you add the justice department that was supporting this and i think if the departure of one is devastating, we are in really bad shape. i hope that he will speak and i hope he gets some revenge here because what we have is treasonous elements in the state department and the intelligence services. this guy was bad news undermining trump. when you have all of these ivy league schools training leftists , they go to the intelligence services. they serve in the state department and it's a big problem that runs throughout the state

those are words used by stalin and by adolf hitler when he talked about the problem with the jewish people. it is totally reasonable to argue about whether the media is biased, but whether it commits treason is a different level. there are presidents who have attacked all sorts of american organizations in the history of this country, but i cannot remember a single commander-in- chief that has criticized any american institution for being an enemy of the people. we do what we do and we don't always do it personally -- perfectly. i am sure there is bias in the media. i'm sure that what you get up to every morning is not treason.>>> that is mark sanda lowe from washington, dc. thank you.>>> a measure would be identical to the current federal tax of $5.5 million and above. it generates $4.5 million every year in our state.>>> a march and rally against sheriff greg ahearn. the march begins at the oakland federal building at noon and ends at the alameda county sheriff's office.>>> the time is 5:11. up in flames. a wildfire tear nash tears through colorado.>>> what south bay drivers may want to

. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? w, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatru, his comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> i tried to talk to you about this i swear i did. sorry, marcus. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> you just sank my boat. >> later we told murray we recorded his exchange with radcliffe and asked him to explain it. >> i was a little man. i mean, it -- he didn't mean any harm, he just -- ignorant of the conduction of leadership roles, and i think now that he has seen that it upset me and knows that it's not really how we do business, i think he's changed his point of view. >> murray hopes to also change the point of view of prison officials. he will soon have a

it's been called the most progressive weapon of all time, a phone used by adolf hitler selling out anly wright, now back to "red eye" ." ♪ >> tom: in my day, fans would hang out together in real life. times have changed, and i blame the internet and obama. [laughter] today's teens can't just play hockey in the street or go to the dump and start fires, they have two hang out virtually in video chat rooms. it's called live chilling, it's the new after-school hang. the modern malt shop. kids log onto apps like house party or fam and their friends are alerted to sign on as well. it makes it possible for groups of teens to catch up with their pals. i must admit i was skeptical, but i tried out the house party and we fit right in. >> very cool. >> tom: what do you think, is this a good substitute for living life? >> what is? i think obviously you should be hanging out with people in person, but at the same time i think may be too big of a deal is being made out of this, but when i was in high school aol chat rooms started, we'd all hang out in person and go home and logon and hang out with

last september he compared himself favorably to adolf hitler, saying he wanted to kill millions of drug addicts. in portugal, police have arrested a former u.s. intelligence operative and are preparing to extradite her to italy, where she faces a prison sentence for her role in the kidnapping and rendition of an egyptian cleric in 2003. former undercover cia officer sabrina de sousa was one of 26 americans convicted in absentia by an italian court in 2007. they were charged with illegally seizing the cleric, abu omar, from the streets of milan in 2003, and sending him to egypt where he was tortured during a four-year imprisonment. de sousa moved to portugal in 2015, and was arrested monday as she attempted to leave the country. she faces four years in an italian prison. japan's supreme court has denied bail to a prominent activist opposed to the u.s. military's presence in okinawa. hiroji yamashiro was arrested last fall on charges he cut through a barbed wire fence surrounding a u.s. base. for decades, residents have called for the expulsion of u.s. troops from okinawa, which houses ab

. >>> a telephone once owned by adolf hitler sold for more than $200,000 at a maryland auction.ding started at $100,000 for this red phone which had hitler's name and the nazi party symbol engraved on the back. the phone sold for $243,000 by someone who made the bid by phone. >>> when is the last time you switched credit card the move that could save you serious money. >>> you might need that money to put towards filling up your gas tank. why you can soon see higher prices. >>> new developments in the death of k >>> welcome back. zima is making a comeback to coors. you might remember the malt liquor in the black and white can in the '90s, now it's coming back. the company aims to compete with other malt beverage brands including smirnoff ice and mike hard's lemonade. just what you always wanted. >> i don't drink beer. it is like beer, right? >> i don't think it is. i think it's a beverage. >> okay. >> alcoholic between credit card companies it may be easy to score a good deal. a new survey shows people have never switched out their credit cards. creditcards.com found that about

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. >> adolf hitler's personal traveling phone is on the auction block.hone is engraved with the nazi party symbol, it has hitler's name on it, the president of the auction house calls it a, quote, weapon of mass destruction, because the orders that hitler gave over that same phone took many lives. with the seller and auction house are hoping that the phone ends up in a museum where people will be able to learn about dangers. >> this is a vitally important realic so that people remember what lit letter did and people like him did. time tends to erase these memories. an object like this bridges them back. this is real. this caused a lot of death and suffering. people need to remember that. >> well the phones worth is estimated to be between 200, $300,000. >> appointed demonstration on the streets of new york today. protesters stormed through with a coffin. the message they hope to send about democracy. >> plus, a six a thousand dollars mounted elks head goes missing. where it owner said he last saw it. monica? >> and if you unfortunately missed out on that

think back to world war ii, winston churchill said he would ally with the devil himself to defeat adolf hitler. western allies, great britain, north america, we allied with the soviet union in order to defeat nazi germany. you have some transactional alliances out there possible. i think with syria that is probably a bridge too far because the assad regime in syria is listed as state sponsor of terror continuously since 1979. it is difficult for me how we would philosophically approach a al islands with syria and i don't think how that would help in the long term. melissa: news of the day, president trump defense spending increase to $54 billion. some say that is not enough. what do you think of that. >> holistically from 2010 to 2016, relevant certain years daughter, we lost 100 bill dollars out of the department of defense. the budget in 2016 was $100 billion less than 2010 but the missions the military was being given were not reduced at all. really we're talking about restoring some of the cuts, not growing. from year to year, yes, increase of $56 billion or whatever the number turns out t

he's more dangerous than adolf hitler ever was. i'm 63.'m scared to death of what this man is going to do to our country. he scares the daylights out of me. i have several friends who feel the same way. he is totally unqualified to be president, mentally unstable. himselfwho is out for who will end up making this country whole lot worse in the long run. if uniting a divided nation is the goal, are things like not see comparisons -- nazi comparisons helpful to the discussion? caller: i'm not going to say yes because that would not be the correct answer here. donald trump cares about himself. you have to look at the parallels. azi party of the hitler came up inup in th the 1930's as a charismatic leader. look what he got the germans into with his kanter and so on. -- candor and so on. i don't believe anything the man says. it scares me. i don't think he can unite anybody. you see all these people out at congressional offices protesting, attending town hall meetings. up therestands right and says they are paid to go out there and do it, which

way as yard winston churchill found a common allied with joseph stalin come a murderous to and adolf hitlermaybe he can find some common ground against isis. maybe that's what a saint. buckley of not my job but i wish he said it like that. >> you did an excellent job. thank you so much. we appreciate it. you don't want to miss the rest of bill o'reilly's pre-super bowl interview but donald trump double airing of local fox nation of 4:00 p.m. eastern. bill will have even more from his interview with the president on "the o'reilly factor" monday and tuesday night right here in the fox news channel. at 2:00 p.m. eastern right after the show, chris wallace will be sitting down with vice president mike pence and will talk about the administration's reaction to the latest court ruling on the travel ban. the fight over confirming secretary of education nominee will come to a head this week in the senate with a possible final vote as soon as tomorrow. some republicans have split from the majority of their party saying they will vote no on the confirmation that setting up the possibility that vice p

would you normalize charles manson if he were president or fiddler or mussolini -- adolf hitler, or miscellany you are also guilty, he has never got a majority of the popular vote. host: other headlines from the wall street journal, donald trump and candidates for security chief are sparring over staffing. not guaranteewill his next national security adviser will have full control over staffing and process, a move that is shortening the list of people willing to take the job at a tumultuous moment for a new administration, people close to the matter said, retired vice admiral and a retired general petreaus didus -- which becamejob vacant with monday's firing of michael flynn. line, are youican feeling stressed over the political climate? caller: not exactly stressed but i getting sick and tired of the democrats telling these lies and paying people to protest. i want to set there and say about the inaugural, about joe lewis, he is supposed to be a civil rights leader and he did not attend the inaugural of donald trump or of george w. bush. that is two white men. would you call him a racist, he

vladimir putin is the first european head of state since adolf hitler to invade his neighbors.tin is doing his best to break up nato, the most successful peace time alliance in history and a bargain for the u.s. is he trying to break up the eu. he is conniving and bribing and propaganda war to fee owneofascist. syria, iraq, you were gulf. is he very successful. he is allied with our arch enemy iran. give me two more. no, give me two more here. >> eric: go for it. >> also, the military is slaughtering, mass slaughtering civilians in syria, driving their relatives into the arms of the jihadis he murders political opponents, journalists, activists. he does have one redeeming quality. >> eric: it is? >> he loves dogs. >> eric: i don't have a ton of time. i want to push back on you. i hate to be called isolationist all those things you mentioned are horrible and bad but they frankly don't threaten the united states per se. i will, however, make the case that iran does. you mentioned iran. iran is the one who the mullahs and the people chanted death to america. they're weaponizing. t

. >> he is trying to cleanse america of 11 million immigrants reminiscent of an adolf hitler. >> i'mhey did that too ronald reagan. tammy bruce is here to compare reagan and trump next. pete: night for hollywood to congratulate themselves. do they have anything to be proud of. we will ask chuck woolery when he joins us live coming up. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ s and needles of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...raised two rough and tumble boys... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision.

german concerned about the influx of refugees is sooen phobic and you can draw a line from that to adolf hitlerecause somebody in germany or france is concerned, that doesn't mean the rise of white nationalism in europe. >> i mean, it's awfully easy for us to sit here in the united states and say things like that or write things like that, but whether you are in europe or germany or france or wherever, you are in a continent where there are open borders. they have been victimized by open borders much more so than any other part of the world. there's no denying that. >> and economies not doing great. >> not doing great. people in paris died, this sounds harsh, but people in paris died in the fall of '15 because there were open borers across europe and belgian authorities did not do their job. >> there's a point, but he blew up his own point. time for business. >>> uber enlisted the services of former u.s. attorney eric holder, the attorney general. dominic chu joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, willie. the law firm he works for is part of the case. eric holder has been retained by uber

soviet union that killed 50 million of its own people and killed almost ten times as many people as adolf hitlerd and there were no trials because they didn't lose the war. but you just have to wonder how any president can say that about our country that i will say, again, it bears repeating. we have fed and we have freed more people on this planet than any other country in human history. how do you compare a country whose leader assassinates journalists, a country's leader who assassinates political rivals. we saw one found dead in the street across from the kremlin a year ago, who jails economic rivals, who has an authoritarian regime has put everybody on notice. he has plundered his country. many people estimate that putin is worth $200 thbillion he has stolen from the russian people but this continues and it was disturbing enough a year ago. it is baffling now as president of the united states that he is still doing this. >> i think the options, too, explain this are getting slimmer. let's bring in former nato supreme allied commander, now the dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy

. >> with adolf hitler came to power 55% of the germans had never voted for him. he was dropped into office by people who thought they could use him and they wanted to but never a majority. and this is an important point to make germany became the place where the holocaust were it -- was perpetrated. defense that succeed 1933 are much more important than those events long tradition of antisemitism does not matter politically until the minority of the people of acquired political power and. power magnifies the idea of those who hold it. those who hold those beliefs that are not quite acceptable beliefs become steadily more acceptable more people became anti-semites because we became a national socialist. this is another way to formulate what i just said power magnifies the ideas of those who hold it and if they are successful in those realms that our important to those segments of the population they will think those other ideas are more persuasive if the economy flourishes then perhaps the not these were not so bad after all at this to a society that is thoroughly

. >> when adolf hitler came to power in january 1933, 55 percent of the germans had never voted for him. he was jogging to office by a coalition of powerful people who thought they could use them . he had, and they wanted to use them because he had received more votes than anyone else. and never a majority of votes. >> and this is an important point to make because when we tried to explain why, germany became the place where the holocaust was perpetrated, where the actors came from, the events that succeed 1933 are much more important than the events that preceded it. the long tradition of anti-semitism, the echoing of antistatic arguments did not matter politically until the minority of the people who believed in it acquired political power. power, magnified the ideals of those who hold it. and when people who hold beliefs that are regarded by the general society as not quite acceptable become enormously powerful, their beliefs become steadily more acceptable. famous historian of nazi germany william sheridan allen once said were people became anti-semi in germany because they became n