like us, adolf hitler 1939.nd now compare the statement of the future on the weakening in berlin of nevil genderson czechs pig-headed rs and president bennersh is the most pig-headed in his building. great britain is not going to risk any of its sailors or pilots. for the sake of czechoslovakia , nevil genderson was the british ambassador to berlin in 1938. and here, let someone call these statements by hitler unfounded grounds, as we remember , very substances - this is munich and the surrender of czechoslovakia , poland was surrendered as well as czechoslovakia. true, at the same time, the british forced the lord to fight, they know that such a right is strong in relation to lower times. they are our teachers. it is inaudible to introduce to us chekhov and polyakov this rabble who is no better than the sudanese. or the indians, as sovereign states, only because this time we are talking about the interests of germany, all my politics with england proceeded from the mutual recognition of natural. and now they wa

thereby emboldening adolf hitler and dictatorial socialist germany. the result? hitler and germany invaded poland, triggering a holocaust, and the deaths of tens of millions of people in world war ii. the question is, has the world learned from history? in 2014, putin and russia invaded crimea. their free world did little to nothing. also in 2014, putin and russia inspired a rebellion in donetsk in ukraine causing thousands of lives and creating hundreds of thousands of desperate refugees. the free world did little to nothing. last month, russia invaded ukraine again apparently seeking the total destruction and conquest of ukraine. i admire the bravery and kindred spirit of ukraine citizens who fight and die for liberty and freedom against overwhelming odds. they remind me of the american revolutionary war heroes like george washington and patrick henry. in places like valley forge, kings mountain, and saratoga. fortunately, something is different about this russian attack on ukraine. this time the world does not do nothing. this time the free world is helping uk

and praised donald trump for being compared to adolf hitler. and, the resolution to expel marjorie taylor greene was introduced before marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert decided to attend the state of the union address so that they could heckle the president. and they didn't stop tackling the president even when he was speaking about soldiers, like his son, who may have developed cancer by being overly exposed to the toxins produced by military burn pits in iraq and afghanistan now. >> a cancer that would put them in a flag draped coffin. i know what -- one of those soldiers was my son, major beau biden. >> when president biden mentioned flag draped coffins, lauren boebert yelled, you put them in 13 of them. she was apparently referring to soldiers killed in the evacuation of afghanistan. after the japanese attack of pearl harbor on december 7th 1941, no one in congress heckled president franklin roosevelt when he spoke to an emergency seven session of the full congress the day after pearl harbor, where 2403 members of the american milit

and praised donald trump for being compared to adolf hitler.before marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert decided to attend the state of the union address so that they could heckle the president. and they didn't stop tackling the president even when he was speaking about soldiers, like his son, who may have developed cancer by being overly exposed to the toxins produced by military burn pits in iraq and afghanistan now. >> a cancer that would put them in a flag draped coffin. i know what -- one of those soldiers was my son, major beau biden. >> when president biden mentioned flag draped coffins, lauren boebert yelled, you put them in 13 of them. she was apparently referring to soldiers killed in the evacuation of afghanistan. after the japanese attack of pearl harbor on december 7th 1941, no one in congress heckled president franklin roosevelt when he spoke to an emergency seven session of the full congress the day after pearl harbor, where 2403 members of the american military were killed in one day. no one blamed the president for that. no

cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are made by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans because we stacy discipline the lease, but then you reach louis ginnie's touch with you. and then you could take a look at when you, when you, but the only thing you used expend teaser was temporary, stupid opinions. because i'd say if you've got to get the stomach, i think i truly scott blue nationally spits ellis. the got toria, wedlock to dust, which kasanya is a junior. the worst of thumb place hor did. today the u. s. has bio labs in many different countries of the world. in 2017, the u. s. air force website announced a tender for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bo downey spokesman for the u. s. air education and training command. the pentagon needs to collect russian bio material to continue in musculoskeletal system research, re another city. why they wanted russian data remains unclear and there was no a

ukraine resists the modern adolf hitler who now openly threatens the world with a nuclear bomb.uge and they can do war for ages and we cannot resist for ages. so, they will kill us and they will continue. so, nato, close the sky. save people and their democracy and the future of the world, please. >> your message is getting through, misha katsurin, thank you very much for joining us tonight, thank you. coming up, professor tim snyder will join us next to explain why putin's propaganda depends on the idea that nazis have taken over ukraine. taken over ukraine lon cancer because of my late husband jay. i wish he could have seen our daughter ellie get married, on the best day of her life. but colon cancer took him from us, like it's taken so many others. that's why i've made it my mission to talk about getting screened and ask people to share their reasons why. i screen for my growing family. being with them means everything to me. i screen for my girls. they're always surprising me. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest fan. if you're 45 or older and at average risk, it's time to s

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adolf hitler. we are working together. we went on a trip to poland together, the most politically diverse membership, but we all came back solidified in solidarity that we need to help ukraine. give them everything they need to fight this war. in the video we saw, it was very reminiscent of nazi germany. i never's thought i would see this happen in my lifetime. history will judge us. what did you do when the bombing started? when the maternity hospitals were bound and the pregnant women were taken out bloody? what did you do? if we do not act now and if we do not act strongly, history will judge us. i stand with the chairman and we have been working behind the scenes since we came back to get the weapons that they need into ukraine. if you bring the weapons into ukraine from poland from an undisclosed location. the russian intelligence are bombing from across the border. we need to hit back and we can do that i supplying them though weapons they need. we need to do more right now. reporter: what specific arms are we provid

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adolf hitler on november 21, 1941, these words of hitler are addressed to the grand mufti of jerusalemj amin. el husseini , a representative of one of the most influential families of the former ottoman empire, it was in his house that kaiserfilm negotiated with the ottoman elite on the eve of his speech on the board. in his youth, el husse did not serve in the vataman army, two years after the collapse of the empire, he organized the first jewish pogrom in the history of palestine. for which he received 10 years in prison from the british, however, a year after arrest was released and became the youngest grand mufti of jerusalem. husseini's key idea was the revival of the great islamic state, the model of which was to serve as the ottoman empire. from his point of view, the jews, as the backbone of britain, posed a threat to the islamic world and obstacles to the implementation of these plans. to some extent, ottoman revanchism or husseini was the twin of hitler's german revanchism in 1931 . these ideas formed the basis of the world islamic congress he created. well a la the revival o

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prepared to deal with the fact that students are sharing images of animal cruelty violence, porn, and adolf hitler. if all the headmaster supplied the unfortunate feeling, a lot of people feel helpless yesterday, and when they asked me what should be done, i often don't have an sins akin or venice hadn't thought that we need to help our students cope with this situation of mitsubishi. we've now come to hall stock to meet with an attorney who warn students about the dangers of digital communication . she holds online seminars to explain what is acceptable on the internet. and what isn't. schools from all over germany have asked gaze schuchman for her advice. 10 schools are taking part in today's seminar. doesn't wanna jalissa, not on us. we have schools from several states to day, including north run westphalia on it all german states. but not at once. you can know exactly what has been whom i'd celebrate. if we had all the states taking part at the same time in the flash of but usually it's just 4 or 5 from shlang, the carstein to bon bitten back, please, george, responded mac, this is a national

and he drew parallels without naming directly adolf hitler and his desire to eliminate a race of people. he talked about russian aggression as being an attempt to do some limit. sorry to interrupt, treat them other, thought rushes ambassador to the united nations is speaking to the general assembly, just, you know, just listening. the phone i wiggles howard dog. good girl, good name at the new santa lloyd. those are the one in you at the bully. up group, it's in each new girl's number 3. you know, why did you go around? you would yourself know what is most christ holding peaceful civilians hostage but not in the figurative sense of the term, but in the literal sense of it. now that is what is happening in a series of cities in ukraine where people are being used as human shields you with today, we've learned that in the ukranian military, not giving citizens of allowing citizens of mar apple to leave the city. they are rich decision by keeping the man including women and children, that in one of the schools in mario and forcing them turning back all civilians who with buddies trying to

made during the war was not more difficult and responsible than the decision to attack russia adolf hitlerfollowed the path of napoleon on the morning of june 22, 41 years old. the parisian rasnuvchik boy announced the headlines of fresh newspapers, a coincidence, really surprising both in strategy and in tactics and in terms of the result, it is not for nothing that the ibbentrop molotov pact is called the tilsit of the 20th century. here again, a recurring plot in the big game, when an outsider intervenes with a repetitive result, france will act in one with russia against the ataman's port and both high, contracting parties will come to an agreement on seizing all the provinces of the ataman 's empire in europe, excluding the cities of constantinople and the rumelian province. from under the yoke and cruel management of the treaty in 1807. here is the most banal topic of pseudo-historical discussions, did stalin know hitler's plans why did he believe in a pact, and not an attack, from there should russia apologize central europe, which finally became a compact geopolitical entity, the n

here is the story of adolf hitler the great the great struggle of germany on page 237 or memoirs of the goebels of the location of the sergeant. here memoirs nuts of the authorship of one of the commanders of the volunteer division of the ussr ukrainian most hand over the ideologists of german nazism. and with an official dedication to the neo-nazi who died in 2016 because of gold, there is such a continuity of idols through the generation in books, diaries on and even in a handmade frame, by the way. portrait tormented sat embroidered break super. security level. at the houses of the military was. well, naturally, they processed themselves logically, because it is clear that there were nazi symbols around, these are sniper workshops, where almost all the abandoned ammunition from the western sample 223 and 338 calibers are cartridges from finland and the usa here is another package. sniper cartridges caliber 308 winchester they are made. in lithuania with that the ukrainians, probably, the nazis for the west officially, it seems, do not shake hands. the us congress even blocked the sup

it was one of the symbols of the national socialist german workers' party of adolf hitler in the earlyrs of its existence and was generally actively used in nazi germany , for example, it was the emblem of the ss panzer division and now now it is a distinction among ukrainian nationalists. these are really nationalistic groups that are imbued with the idea that russia is an enemy, they are a superior race, a place in europe, by the way, in germany itself this symbol is strictly prohibited, but we are azov batteries no more than that, the germans support the so-called ukrainian heroes in every possible way who are now mocking the civilians of mariupol were like cannon fodder, which was simply manipulated. they fired back from the yards and from these machine guns. and those who try to get out of cities along the humanitarian corridor are severely punished, we could not leave the left area lately. everything was blocked and there were constant shelling, you could just get hit by a shell. actually shoot at peaceful and roadless people for activists. azov has long become the norm. fighters

it hurts with others when he does things like posts about justin trudeau and adolf hitler.hink that particularly went down in germany well. he's always in the conversation and i do think that sort of builds his brand and keeps his tesla top of mind. tom: what are you hoping he might answer today? >> the shape of the ramp-up in production. how quickly can he get to scale. he talked about last october getting to five to 10,000 vehicles by the end of the year. tom: thank you very much on all things tesla and the opening for the factory in germany. the markets across europe gaining 4/10 of a surveillance early edition is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity.

and now, - familiar sites here, president putin as adolf hitler.orts stories here. the ukrainian tennis player dayana yastremska has lost the final of the wta tournament in the french city of lyon. she was in odessa when russia invaded and spent two nights sheltering in an underground car park before being able to get out of ukraine. yastremska said she was too emotionally drained to give her all in the final. a russian gymnast is under investigation because of what the international gymnastics federation called his "shocking behaviour" at the world cup in doha. after earning a bronze medal in the parallel bars final, ivan kuliak taped a letter z to his chest when he went to the podium to stand next to the winner, ukrainian illia kovtun. the letter z has become symbolic of russia's invasion of ukraine and has been seen painted on the sides of tanks and military vehicles. it's also being worn by pro—war politicians in russia. that's it for now. hello. the weekend brought as a lot of dry weather with variable amounts of sunshine but the cloud did ten

of course many of their people suffer the consequences and adolf hitler who threatened to annihilated did so to a very large extent so we cannot allow this to continue. we should not allow any form of normalized relationships from russia we should sever diplomatic relationships and stop any russians from traveling to our country. we should certainly cut off trade totally with russia and isolate them and certainly not use them to negotiate a nuclear deal with a country that has a proven track record of terrorism, extremism, that intends to have a nuclear missile arsenal not only three and saudi arabia and egypt and other countries in the middle east but threaten us because the ballistic missile program is not designed for the middle east but to have the range of nuclear missiles into washington dc and london as well. it's not a situation we can tolerate. the deal should be stopped immediately in the shed isolate russia and cut off relations with iran and leaders should be brought down if we can and hopefully with more reasonable leaders in store that we could do business with to threa

congress so he's very effective in that but the truth is, adolf hitler and joseph stalin are not in thisflict. this is an entirely different moment in time and putin and zelenskyy do not fit into the world war ii model. i can see what president zelenskyy is doing and i respect him and appreciate what he's doing, protecting his country and people but the truth is if the u.s. will use military solutions to address humanitarian problems, i think it will only make it worse, only inflamed humanitarian problem. that's why we need to replace bomb sellers with diplomats and make a peace deal. kennedy: i do agree the united states will send money, the bottom lines and flip them. we need to send more in humanitarian aid and less in weapons call me crazy but i've been looking at this cabin, the germans are still very much accepting russian energy. yes, the canceled the nord stream two pipeline but they are still taking and russian oil and gas so they have a greater responsibility, why is everyone leaning on the u.s.? >> you are right and of course russia is in germany's backyard. i think one of the

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evil maniacal dictator, vladimir putin, who is, i think, maybe the worst dictator tyrant since adolf hitler little bit ago those horrible pictures where they are bombing theaters, knowing children are there, how much more evil can one be than that. >> todd: finally governor a blow to patriotism in the u.s. the national park service blocking the mount rushmore fourth of july celebration second year in a row citing tribal concerns but also fire concerns. it's march. how do they know what the dew point is going to be four months from now, governor. >> todd, these are the smartest people in the world. they can predict the weather 60 years from now plus 60 days from now. it is absurd. it's one thing to sail if there is a fire danger, that's legitimate. let's wait until maybe a few days or even a week before to make that determination. in the meantime, americans could be cheated from a spectacular display of patriotism. sometimes you wonder does the biden administration want a very red state like south dakota to be able to do that and celebrate this great country of ours? >> carley: you know, gov

>> well, a dictator like vladimir putin or adolf hitler -- not saying they're the same -- but anythingght? and you know, they have been other bizarre photos in the history of putin as a president, half naked picture on a horse, or when he plays ice hockey against soviet national team. all of this indicates that he, he has no -- he has no -- little man in his head that checks on him occasionally. so -- he believes in himself, period, and if you think, and i've met people like that in corporate america. if you think you're always the smartest person in the room, you set yourself up for failure. i think he is at that point. he may well have disregarded intelligence and now blaming a couple of guys from the fsb for bad intelligence. i don't believe that. i don't -- i don't believe that they didn't know how ukraine and the ukrainian people would act. he probably ignored it, because he knows better. >> all right. jack barsky, thank you for the insights. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, a propaganda tearing families apart. we'll introduce to you a ukrainian moon whose father i

correctly answer multiple-choice questions about the number of jews who were murdered or the way adolf hitler came to power, these are multiple-choice questions but the point is based on these poles and what we've been discussing the to do a better job educating everyone about history. i put myself in that list. and it is hard. and this climate it is difficult. holocaust in american history. most americans are not aware of what is communicated in the us holocaust museum which is most americans in the 1930s thought that americans knew what the nazis were doing, that is well documented in the exhibition. most americans thought it was horrible and jews were suffering and what was going on was unconscionable and they also were opposed. the polls show they were opposed to letting jews into this country. that is a stain on american history. that's an uncomfortable aspect of our history and this is not a question of one side or the other. these are facts. materials that are on exhibits at the holocaust museum in a straightforward way, these should make us uncomfortable and that is part of what is go

when adolf hitler attacked the soviet union winston churchill explained that if hitler invaded hell, he, churchill, would have found something nice to say about the devil. all we must do is take some steps to support all non-russian energy and that policy shift will become a deadly weapon that strikes at vladimir putin's real achilles' heel. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. ♪ >>> as russian forces continue to assault many of ukraine's cities, a flood are leaving the country for their own safety. the u.s. says more than 1.5 million refugees from ukraine have already fled to neighboring countries. the border patrol says 1 million have come to their country alone. >> it is almost entirely women and children, and i can't say lviv is any less of a convoy as people have gotten here any way they can, buses, taxis, cars, and many show up on the train from all across the country, and from here i asked many of them why don't they just want to stay in lviv since the city, for the time being at this point, is relatively safe, nothin

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. >> reporter: the 10-year-old chimes in saying vladimir putin is like adolf hitler.lmost no men here, aside from the elderly because all ukrainian men of fighting age have been ordered to stay behind to defend their country from the russian invasion. >> i am very angry for russia people. >> i want to tell russians that it is time to do something, it's time to change something says anna. my son doesn't deserve to be forced to run across ukraine and across borders, she adds. he doesn't deserve to grow up like this. ivan watson, cnn, on the ukraine-hungarian border. >>> now, before this crisis began, the u.n. said that 4 to 5 million people might flee. well, guess what? they now estimate 10 million ukrainians might end up fleeing their country as the invasion intensifies. germany is preparing to see some 20,000 refugees come across the border there. volunteers greeting new arrivals with food and medical aid. desperate ukrainians flooding into poland, of course, with border cities expecting to see even more refugees, as the situation worsens. now, in an extraordinary mov

adolf hitler felt stadiums. fidel castro filled stadiums. you have no choice but to come. majority of russians, polls show that he has majority of support. if you are a russian, someone calls you, you do not know picks up the phone and calls you and says, do you support conrad vladimir putin, what he going to say? of course you're going to say that you support him. he don't know who is calling. it could be a stranger. it could be the fst. could be security services. the other problem is that russians truly do not know what is going on in ukraine. that courageous reporter who stood up and told the truth and said i'm sick of working for putin's propaganda. she is trying to break the information monopoly that he has. the hacker collective, anonymous, broke into russian state to be inserted broadcasting images of what's actually happening in ukraine. arnold schwarzenegger uses social media platform. >> harris: let me stop you right there. >> it really does not get the most russians. most russians don't know that their sons and daughters have been sent to slaughter innocent ukr

you have this shared history for so many decades we saw what happened during the holocaust under adolf hitler unique is that? what does that mean to you? >> we are a jewish community both in ukraine and in russia. unfortunately we see immigration of people coming both from ukraine and russia. we focus on ukraine we see the refugees but i can tell you we have tens of thousands of requests of russian jews who want to leave russia today. we are getting ready to accept them and help them to absorb into israel. >> finally, the connection with a zelenskyy a jewish president who putin has called a neo-nazi and is going to address tomorrow as you say. what is that special bond and the fact the president is jewish and is going to address the legislative body of the jewish state. >> for zelenskyy, now he is doing very well. there many friends here i have to say one thing, eric. we'd hear it coming from both sides. putin sang he started the war to fight the nazis in ukraine and we heard president zelenskyy blaming the russians to things like the nazis that that's unacceptable. >> you are accusing zelens

eric: putin must not win, just as we faced a similar threat 80 years ago from adolf hitler.eral philip, former nato supreme allied commander, general, thank you and thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you. eric: arthel. arthel: thank you, general, thank you, eric. the united nations is calling it the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. and there are two sides to the tragedy. many ukrainians are leaving behind their lives, behind to escape putin's aggression and some are staying to fight. >> my daughter -- a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech. - [female narrator] they line up

correctly answer multiple choice questions about the number of jews who were murdered or the way adolf hitler came to power. these are just multiple choice questions. i think the point is, based on these polls, based on what we've been discussing, we need to do a better job educating i think everyone about history, not just students. i'll put myself on that list as well. >> and it's hard. look -- >> and in this climate, it's difficult to -- >> it is. let's stick with, for a second, the holocaust and american history. most americans are not aware of what is basically communicated very straightforwardly in a current exhibit at the u.s. holocaust museum, which is that most americans in the 1930s thought that -- americans knew what the nazis were doing, that's well-documented in the exhibition. most americans thought it was horrible. and that jews were suffering, and that what was going on was unconscionable. and they also were opposed, the polls showed they were opposed to letting jews into this country. so that's a stain on american history, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> that's an uncomfortable a

. >> reporter: this 10-year-old chimes in saying vladimir putin is like adolf hitler. is attacking the world just like hitler did. there are almost no men here, aside from the elderly because all ukrainian men of fighting age have been ordered to stay behind to defend their country from the russian invasion. >> i am very angry. for russia people. >> i want to tell russians that it is time to do something. it's time to change something says anna. my son doesn't deserve to be forced to run across ukraine and across borders, she adds. he doesn't deserve to grow up like this. ivan watson, cnn, on the ukraine-hungarian border. >>> now, as you can imagine, russian media coverage of the invasion is very different from what you will see on cnn and other western news outlets. pro-kremlin propaganda filling the air waves, and far too little real reporting is getting through to the russian people. more now from nic robertson in moscow. >> reporter: on russia state tv, audiences are only being told what the kremlin wants them to know about the war in ukraine. this new russian army

be okay, makes me feel like somehow i have been transported to 1938-39 hearing talk about what adolf hitlermight agree to to avoid a world war. it is my understanding that the distinguished majority leader has unanimous consent requests and i am willing to deeper our debate to accommodate administrative matters that need to be taken care of. >> i think my friend and colleague, and for connecticut. we have an important unanimous consent requests which i'm going to mention and ask that unanimous consent request and then the other ones as well. in a few minutes, we will pass a resolution. we will pass a resolution, senate rez 546 condemning the russian federation, condemning vladimir putin and expressing the sense of the senate condemning the russian federation and tuten and members of the russian security council, russian armed forces and russian military commanders for committing atrocities, alleged war crimes against the people of ukraine. .. inc. and unmistakable message that the united states stands with ukraine, stance against putin, and stands with all efforts to put an accountable for