that man was adolf hitler. the art was very disturbing. we had people assigned to watch it to protect it. it was there for one purpose, to make people understand that this is something we cannot have and evil has a lot of different appearances. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is meagan uner and i am here on behalf of the san francisco human rights commission. we perspectively the board of appeals rehears appeal under 17-035 regarding the issuance of certificate of appropriateness to remove the early days monument. it's been problematic for the native american community for over two decades. the hume anrights commission and investigating complaints of discrimination has been concerned publish report in 2007 and issues of concerns for native americans in san francisco. the h.r.c. is in agreement with the art commission and prehistoric preservation commission the board of appeals should rehear the case as it is exceptional and allowing the early days portion to remain will mean manifest injustice

was only a few weeks ago that the foreign secretary himself said this event was comparable to adolf hitler'st was comparable to adolf hitler's1936 0lympics, much to the anger of russians, who are proud of this event and hope it goes well. but it has cost a lot of money, about £8 billion. there will be some disquiet about that, and many will feel it is something of a vanity project for the president. he is in red square right now behind us, enjoying a special concert on the eve of the world cup. you will see his presence tomorrow at the opening ceremony as well before russia take on saudi arabia. he will be hoping the hosts do well, which might be the hosts do well, which might be the biggest challenge, because they are ranked worst in the tournament. many thanks. dan will be joining are ranked worst in the tournament. many thanks. dan will bejoining us throughout this tournament as and when we need his expertise. this tournament is going to throw up so many stories. that is all from red square for now. let's go back now to salford for all the other sport news. let's start with cricket then,

back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah i agree with you they have no idea what it is or what it was about you're exactly right it shows that they've lost that debate based on facts whether you're talking about russian. kate mueller investigation of the whole russia collusion thing or even a lot of what's being said about immigration i'm not going to take a position one way or another but it just shows that they don't want to argue based on facts or logic they just fall back straight to the identity politics if you don't agree with that you're a fascist you're a nazi you're a white supremacist whatever they want to call you but it's also peter it's extremely dangerous because well call someone a nazi what's the press starts demonizing someone they become a nazi it signals to the general public that that nazi has to be stopped right and when you want to stop a nazi yo

the holocaust, it was perpetrated, orchestrated by adolf hitler. i monitored those receiving's -- precedings from my first ship i was assigned to and when the united nations was established to make sure there was never any more conflict between people and that the universal declaration of human rights was adopted to assure that everyone would be treated equally and would have justice. nationsthat the united has failed to bring peace. universal human rights has not been realized. that thenow, however, modern ability to travel rapidly and instant communications, along with a wide use of social media have brought an enormous step toward a truly global society for the first time. we evangelical christians, and i consider myself one of them, one this worldt use coming together and communicating instantly with each other to promote the word of gospel about jesus christ. one of my favorites used these , duty of he said politics is to establish justice in a central world. this itself would be a great achievement, but we christians know there is one step mu

in 2009 in the now defunct jewish satirical magazine "heeb" she was kritized as posing for be adolf hitler but she claimed she did it to raise awareness about continued genocide around the world. and though she came back from those controversies it's this most recent one that left many to wonder whether she can pull off yet another comeback. roseanne is embroid in the same kind of controversy in which other celebrities have found themselves after racist incidents like michael richards of "seinfeld" fame, seen here screaming at a fan in this tmz clip. >> michael richards dropped the n word at a comedy club when he got in a fight with somebody and it was recorded and his career was pretty much over the next day. >> shut up! 50 years ago we'd have you upside down with a [ bleep ] up your [ bleep ]. >> reporter: richards apologi apologized. celebrity chef paula deen was fired from the food network after she mitted to using the n word and making racist statements during a legal deposition. sxli want to apologize to everybody. >> reporter: deen tearfully apologized but her career has never reall

back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah i agree with you they have no idea what it is or what it was about you're exactly right it shows that they've lost that debate based on facts whether you're.

adolf hitler was a german politician who is have your brush is a stiff brush leader of the nazi party so. happily as an irish thorough great racehorse i thought it was meant to be smart and i was hoping she'd make the research part of this project a little easier by just asking everything well there is someone i can talk to about this he's one of the leading german experts in ai. so alexa doesn't know it but i'd like to know who is pushed so both however he is the east german kid born on a farm and interest in mathematics studied computer science just when the internet came about and suddenly you've become an expert the chancellor invited you along with forty other ai experts to the chancellery just recently how important. i let others judge how important i am he. becomes pretty clear how important he is as we roll up to the amazon web services summit. where brown is speaking to the masses the reality is that machine learning extracts the magic dust out of. you he's going to have to explain how that magic works java collection has come a long way since the early days of the internet a

back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah that that i agree with you they have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler is about you're exactly right it shows that they've lost the debate based on facts whether you're talking about russia kate or mueller investigation of the whole russia collusion thing or even a lot of what's being said about immigration i'm not going to take a position one way or another but it just shows that they don't want to argue based on facts or logic they just fall back straight to the identity politics if you don't agree with that you're a fascist you're and you're a white supremacist whatever they want to call you but it's also peter it's extremely dangerous because well call someone a nazi what's the press starts demonizing someone they become a nazi it signals to the general public that that nazi has to be stopped right and when you want to

here's a hint: when you google "scott lively," under "people also search for" you'll find "adolf hitlert a good sign for your brand. it's like if your company sold cat food on amazon and it said, "customers who bought this item also bought cat coffins." ( laughter ) you see, here's the thing, the thing is-- seappl )au st. james. >> stephen: yeah. here's the thing-- scott here wrote a 1995 book, titled "the pink swastika," in which he asserted that the nazi party was controlled by "militaristic" homosexuals." well, that's a new one to blame on the gays. jim, let's add it to the big board. ( ding ) so? se ap plreally, ausolo? happy pride month, everybody. in truth, the nazis sent homosexuals to, let's say, summer camps. but lively says he wrote the book because he wanted the world to know that when people compare him to a nazi, because of his homophobia, they're getting their history wrong. >> stephen: wait, hold on. let me see if i've got this straight. do you take offense to being called a nazi because you think it makes you sound gay and you're not? that's like saying, "don't call me h

but it had a lot to do with adolf hitler. the path it took had a lot to do with the podium. i also have to say one of my passions other than my work is baseball. so i decided to adapt one of the statistics that they used in the moneyball a baseball which is call the winds against replacement player. it takes a short stop and says how many wins did he contribute compared to every other shortstop the baseball. so my new statesman against the leader. the people i chose in the argument to make is every one of those people can do things other leaders cannot two. so the subjects -- in leadership, we could walk around the store we can find many books about leadership in the higher-end world. i did an amazon search with leadership and found many books. in the corporate world, $14 billion was spent on leadership development. two times as much as previously. 75% of the respondents of a survey deemed them ineffective. there is a chemistry there was one of the foremost scholars studying leadership. one of the most observed and least understood nominal, walter isaacson is the biographer

that's the kind of collective guilty approach that was used by a man called adolf hitler.s out of control. and this isn't a new story. remember, betty devos, this started with threats against her. we've had threats against -- this is the latest -- lou: as far as i know she's had protection throughout since that understand accident. >> she has. lou: as you say, this is not new. but the fact is what is new is that there's not a consequence for this kind of assault and harassment on the part of these -- i mean, we've learned today this intern who had yelled an epitaph at the president of the united states, an intern, the senator from new hampshire, got a weak suspension. >> right. lou: with the presumption that she was treated like a hero by her like-minded lefties. this is disgusting, it's appalling and there should be consequences period. i thought there was a law, frankly, against harassing federal officials period. >> well the issue here is it's not just harassment. it's the normalization of violence. what maxine walters said was basically trying to provoke violence. when

shy note d'souza has an inflammatory remarks about barack obama, adolf hitler and rosa parks. back to why he is pardoning these people. there is an underlying theme for everyone the president is considering pardoning. that is they were treated unfairly by the united states justice system. martha stewart, treated unfairly. joe arpaio, treated unfairly. scooter libby, also the president believed treated unfairly. john and alisyn, there are two other people the president said has been treated unfairly. that is michael cohen and ni michael flynn. president trump on a pardoning spree hinting he may pardon martha stewart and commute the sentence of disgraced former illinois governor rod blagojevich. the president defending the two former apprentice contestants, insisting they were treated unfairly. >> i like martha. i've always liked march that. i still like martha >> reporter: a probe into allegations of insider trading. >> so governor, you have a hell of a lot of guts. i have to tell you that. >> in 2011, blagojevich was convicted of 17 public corruption charges, including trying

died side by side on the beaches of france and later all across europe as they were running down adolf hitler defeating tyranny. our two countries share the longest contiguous undefended border in the world. we american kids were routinely taught in school that canadians were our neighbors to the north. you know the rest. fast-forward to today and we're now enforcing tariffs on our ally canada on steel and aluminum. this was the canadian prime minister justin trudeau's reaction last weekend on "meet the press." >> the fact that -- i mean, next week we're hosting the g7 summit of world leaders and the air field, the military base that air force one's going to land in was put there in world war ii to protect an aluminum smelter that was providing to the military effort. the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to the united states is quite frankly insulting and unacceptable. >> and now we learn today that a phone call between trump and trudeau took a nasty turn. the canadian broadcasting corporation is reporting it this way. "trudeau reportedly asked trump how tariffs could be im

unstable after world war i but the particular form that institute took had a heck of a lot to do with adolf hitler as the leader. similarly france after the french revolution had a lot to do, it was going to be unstable and the path that took had a lot to do with napoleon. i started thinking about something that towards peacemakers. i also have to say that one of my passions other than my work is baseball, and so we decide to adapt one of the statistics that the use in the so-called money ball in baseball, which is called the wins against replacement player, or warp, which takes a shortstop and says how many wins did he contribute you his team compared to every in major league baseball. my version of that is statesmanship against replacement leader. i don't have a fancy statistical model but as i make the case in the book the people i chose going to argue i make is another one of these people did things that another leader would not have tried to do and would not have been able to do. we go through the book with a little bit of statesmanship money ball since the subjects can be danced a little bit

many people believe led to the rise of adolf hitler. jeremy sullivan, thank you.ow were the very ople that were fighting alongside the united states of america in 1944, two days from now. june 6th, 1944. you're taking your son there. but they were going up the cliffs of normandy with us to liberate a continent and to feed adolf hitler, we created a postwar world that assured the rise of the american century. that's being torn to shreds. >> the heroism of canadians. i want to talk about this relationship. if you believe america is providentially blessed, and i do, one of the prom deny chvide blessings is the longest undefended border in the history of the world over with $1 trillion of trade flows back and forth. on 9/11 when we were attacked, the planes that were grounded when we closed the airspace, they landed in gander, newfoundla newfoundland. what did the canadian people do? they took the americans stranded on those planes, scared and away from homes into their homes. 159 canadian forces personnel have been killed in action in afghanistan. fighting alongside

from the threat of adolf hitler. >> who went there, mike? christians went there? jews went there? >> yes. >> american muslims went there. american athiests went there black americans went there. native americans went there. you go, we all went over there as a country. and as general mike hayden has said recently and i loved how he said this, he said we are a creedal nation. yes, there's diversity, but what unites us, the special ingredient that we are a nation that believes in a creed. and the creed is this -- read the document, understand the document. believe in the document. and pledge your loyalty to the document. great, you're an american, come on in. that's what we are, that's what we have been. and that's what is so frightening right now, mike, is that donald trump doesn't understand the document. he doesn't live by the document. and he sees that document that constitution of the united states of america, and all of the madisonian checks and balances, he sees those as inconveniences he wants to sweep away. >> and eddie, i would contend that president trump, president donald

for the time being and knowing second-guessed fdr and stalin was a partner in the fight against adolf hitlerdifferent i know. we are not in the game of picking and choosing leaders of other countries. >> as you pointed outcome he was a murderous person at that time in the interest of americans. we havto do th unfortunately. neil: colonel, thank you very much. good seeing you. in the meantime, at&t time warner merger officially sanctioned by u.s. judge. what happens now? everybody is simply including the parent company of this very network. charlie gasparino, next. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. . it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. abshed 2018. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor.isit

neo-nazi on twitter, retreating a british racist, a white supremacist who expressed admiration for adolf hitler called himself a nazi sympathizer. guest: i think it is an example of the media of the left. i have to ask that question -- is it that they really do not understand the english language or they willfully misunderstand it think the people who read them are so stupid they don't understand the difference? host: what was the tweet about. guest: this was a bright back story. -- breitbart story. it was to the effect of, is europe waking up because 65% of the under 35 in italy reject the flow of migration pouring into italy. i want people to know that. i see that headline. i see breitbart and retweet that with the comment. otherwise civilized society of western civilization does any critic get to assign the believe system of some anonymous person i have never heard of before and chase him far back in the chain of what heations, and say might have said about some other topic is attached to my convictions? it is up seeing to do that to people in the society. i went out the next day or so and f

talk about people coming in and infesting a society, infesting a culture, that's straight out of adolf hitler'sou can be offended if you want but that's out of hitler's play book. but you talk informs about infe. he talks about them "bringing their little belongings." how does mike pence, how do karen pence, how do any of these people continue being associated with a man who is now openly bigoted against everybody who is not white and rich. >> that's right. mike pence stands there and he puts on a frown and he nods sagely at the most sort of racist vile comments and sentiments coming out of the mouth of the president that he serves so loyally and unquestioningly. i certainly hope people remember. this should leave an indelible stain on mike pence and his career and on the others around him. this is the most naked sort of white supremacy. that america is a white country and that brown people and black people and people of color who come here don't belong here. they don't belong in the maga that he's trying to inhis mind recreate that never really existed but it's the america in his head. >> we'v

imbecilic former reality tv show host and con man whose only affinity for reading anything were the adolf hitler his night stand so are we on the edge of a tragedy that will unfold for this? by america's decline is beginning and we should make no mistake about this. the u.s.-led liberal global order is in peril. it's in threat. will he take us out of the world trade organization? will he undermine the international system that franklin roosevelt conceived, that harry truman built, that was sustained through ronald reagan and barack obama? it's anyone's guess but the idea that tomorrow will be okay because yesterday was or last year was is a naive view of the world. >> well, gene robinson, i love your column because it says exactly what i've been thinking but it says it so much better and it says it on steve's point about scapegoating vulnerable populations but you say you can smell trump's fear and i see in the his behavior, honestly. you write this "president trump created an immigration crisis to stoke resentment and anger among his base, traumatizing innocent children for political gain, lack

infesting by the way, we're not comparing it to adolf hitler or nazi germany, but that's what hitlerd about jews. infesting. said they are breeders. but anyway, so donald trump said that, we had to build a wall. we had to have extreme border security measures, and it was such a crisis we had to separate parents from their own children, from their babies, from their infants and toddlers and it was essential. it was the only thing that could be done because the flow of illegal immigration was so radically high. take a look. >> if they see any weakness, they will come by the millions. we have to have strong borders. >> they will come by the millions. they are infesting us he says. they are breeders. here's the truth. hee here's the fact. if you don't believe me, check donald trump's own administration. the truth is u.s. custom and border patrols' own statistics show the numbers at the southwest border have been dropping -- wait for it. wait for it. wait for it. for a decade. we have had negative immigration in recent years. with more mexicans leaving than coming between 2009 and 2014. d

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back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah that they have i agree with you they have no idea what a nazi is or what it was about you're exactly right it shows that they've lost that debate based on facts whether you're talking about russia or investigation of the whole russia collusion thing or even a lot of what's being said about immigration i'm not going to take a position one way or another but it just shows that they don't want to argue based on facts or logic they just fall back straight to the identity politics if you. with that you're a fascist you're a nazi you're a white supremacist whatever they want to call you but it's also peter it's extremely dangerous because well call someone a nazi what's the press starts demonizing someone they become a nazi it signals to the general public that that nazi has to be stopped right and when you want to stop that nazi you