resemblance to adolf hitler's. as to the former president saying these immigrants are destroying the blood of the country, he repeated it. >> when you look at it, look at what's coming in, from all over the world -- not one group. they're coming in from asia, from africa, from south america. they're coming from all over the world. they're coming from prisons. they're coming from mental institutions and insane asylums.

what adolf hitler talked about in mein kampf. so many years ago. adolf hitler is responsible for killing millions and millions of jewish people. during world war ii. what is your reaction to hearing that from the former president on the campaign trail, and why is he doing that? >> well, i have, i mean, i can, i agree with chris christie, it is disgusting, or deplorable, another word we might use, and this case. what's interesting is that you notice in his continued, remarks first, he read it off the prompter, so it wasn't just something that he said. he meant to say, it but a made appointed way of saying it, and then he mentioned the countries he was worried about, none of which european countries, and i, know one of them wasn't the immigrants coming in from slovenia, which is where his married wife melania is from, or czechoslovakia, which is x, his now passed away, ex-wife was from. so he says is appointed or marquise mccain. it's also incredibly concerning, he keeps taking it a step further. he says will be dictated for a day, everyone says, who

he has deny dabbling in adolf hitler his whole life, keeps his speeches at his bedside.inous because it's the kind of language meant to be little people, behumanize them, and when we're not taking an anti-trump comment saying he is a fascist, that really we're dealing with a fight in our country between democracy and fascism, and trump's telling you that. he doesn't really mind the hitler comparison because at heart, he admires hitler. we're in a very grim place where the head of the republican party can use language like that and then people like lindsey graham shrug and say, oh, it's just words, doesn't mean much. it's about the border and we care about the border security. he can have a tough border security stance, donald trump, but he should not be able to use language like that to poison our democratic bloodstream. >> you're drawing from lindsey graham's interview on "meet the press" with our own kristen welker, and he said it's not about the words, it's about the actions that matter. robert gibbs, you're hearing this rhetoric about immigration, drawing from a fasc

that's what we heard from adolf hitler about jewish people.teresting because in america we are already kind of a melting pot. but what he is saying is that if he is elected president again, he will make it much tougher for immigrants to come in, and that's -- it's hard to make a delineation between legal and illegal immigration when you're talking about immigrants poisoning the blood. so i think that's why people find it so troubling. i know that president trump would argue he is talking about illegal immigration, particularly at the southern border, but immigrants are immigrants. people from other countries are people from other countries no matter how they arrive on what circumstances, which is why the words he uses to talk about immigration at the southern border are so problematic. >> of course, you know, a few hours before, a couple days before you had melania trump at a naturalization ceremony talking about it because she, too, is an immigrant in this country. what a stark contrast. we will leave it there. thank you for coming in. apprec

reviled man in history, saying the former president channeled his role models and, quote, parroted adolf hitler at a new hampshire campaign rally. that's in response to trump once again accusing immigrants of, quote, poisoning the blood of the country, an echo of the vile rhetoric used by nazi germany to justify the holocaust. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world, not just in south america, not just in three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world. they're coming into our country from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> and republican presidential candidate chris christie once again warning today that the gop needs to pay attention to the reality of what those comments truly mean. >> he's disgusting, and what he's doing is dog whistling to americans who feel absolutely under stress and strain from the economy and from the conflicts around the world, and he's dog whistling to blame it on people from areas that don't look like us. >> an

president biden's campaign is calling out donald trump for, quote, parroting adolf hitler in comments that trump made at a rally in new hampshire saturday. trump praised russian president vladimir putin and two other authoritarian leaders. he also called biden a threat to democracy and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric saying mike grants are, quote, poisoning the blood of our country. >> it's coming as the senate and biden administration continue to negotiate on border policy changes in order to pass a supplemented funding package for are aid to ukraine and israel. on saturday senators wrapped up in-person meetings on capitol hill saying while there isn't an agreement yet, they are making progress. let's go to cnn white house reporter camilla deshall liss. how is the white house playing into these negotiations here? >> reporter: there is a lot of urgency coming from the white house to get an immigration deal passed in order to secure funding for ukraine and israel. just yesterday homeland security secretary allan droe mayorkas met with senators to try to hammer out a deal. the

. >> if it sounds like nazi germany, adolf hitler embraced american you genics. >> adolf hitler has thishe united states. he said the united states is really on the money. we could learn from them. >> you genetics decided it was time to go to washington. they presented evidence to write a new immigrant bill. the harshest the country has ever seen. >> they have expert testimony and they have studies to show and they say to congress, it is not just you being prejudiced or basis, there is science to back this up. >> we don't want people from other places coming. come on. >> the law passed, the immigration act of 1924 sharply cut immigration from across the world. putting rigid quotas on so-called undesirables. >> they shut the door and reduced immigration to the u.s. by 97%. >> the immigration act of 1924 made america a different country. it would get whiter. and more mono cultural. until a new revolution that changed everything. that story next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introd

when, in fact, you go back and see what adolf hitler said about vermin. >> he was talking about peoplefrom other countries, coming from prisons, and they wanted to focus -- all of a sudden, lauren, the word he used, poison. he was just trying to say we want to keep america america. howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage in detroit, robby soave, senior editor at reason magazine, and in san diego, laura fink. robby, donald trump loves to stir up this kind of controversy, but are much of the media going too far in saying he's hitler, he's mussolini, he's the farrest? >> frankly, at this point i think the reaction to these remarks tells you more about the media than it does about donald trump. look, if i was donald trump, would i choose my words more care friday? for sure -- carefully. but if this was a criticism that would stick, it would have worked by now. the media's favorite retrain. the amount of coverage this story got this week was baffling. they just -- the media thinks this is the playbook, if you explain to people how trump is hitler, they will stop the liking him, stop

four times indicted republican front runner is once again echoing the anti immigrant language of adolf hitler. but house republicans seem much more concerned about their effect and peach men inquiry into president biden. alas congressman jonah -- about all of it. also today, as kate cox fleas texas to get an abortion, ted cruz fleas from reporters when he's asked about her story. but this isn't a messaging problem, it's a policy problem. and later, my conversation with the families of hostages taken captive by hamas. i'll ask them about their meeting with president biden this week, their frustrations, and how they find hope during the most difficult moment of their lives. ♪ ♪ ♪ ever since donald trump entered the political spotlight years ago, it's kind of seem like he never really pays a price for all of the lies he spread. at times, his conspiracy theories have taken hold so fast, so fast, they are pace the ability to even fact check them. just as often, his disregard for the truth has been so completely out there, and so unbelievable, that it was simply dismissed. for so long, trump avoide

and accusing donald trump of, quote, parroting adolf hitler. they come as new polls show donald trump with a commanding lead against republican rivals in key early states. cnn's omar him mjimenez is joins with the story. omar, we had donald trump use disgusting words to describe migrants in the past. but this is different. >> yeah, sara, he appears to be doubling down on this hyper rhetoric, despite any criticisms he might be getting. look, we're a month away from the iowa caucuses, look at the past two campaign events in iowa and new hampshire, it's clear this is somewhat we're going to see in the runup, again, to the two first set of votes that are cast. now, it bears some similarities to how he won the nomination in 2016, when he focused a lot of his immigrant rhetoric, parent building the wall, trying to gin up it appears some of that same support. i want to comment out he made the poisoning of that a comment the day after his wife melania was at the white house applauding those becoming citizens. we're seeing those rhetorics playing out. t

netanyahu is no different from adolf hitler. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in apress tv, world news. the palestinian health ministry in gaza says that israel's committed 16 massacers in matter of 24 hours as the regime continues pressing ahead with genocide against gauzans. ministry spokesman said regime's indiscriminate strikes have killed at least 196 civilians and injured 325 others during that period attacked. include an air strike a residential building near alamal hospital in southern city of khan unis, leaving 30 people dead. hamil strongly condemned the attack calling it horrific massacre, said israel's criminal and barbaric attacks are only meant to give an image of victory to its defeated army, which is only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure. the uh israely forces also continued intensive attacks on the vicinity of alnassar hospital. attacks came. as a world health organization warned of acute hunger and severe risk of disease in gaza after more than 11 weeks of fighting. today i repeat my call on the international community to t

it's not the first time he's echoed adolf hitler. he's used the loaded term vermin. yet he says he's not quoting hitler deliberately. >> first of all, i know nothing about hitler, i'm not a student of hitler. i've never read his works. they say that he said something about blood, he didn't say it the way i said it, either, a very different kind of a statement. what i'm saying, when i talk about people coming into our country, they are destroying our country. >> the author of "strong men" with us now, welcome back, ruth. we had a very interesting conversation with you last week, and since then, trump has now denied this to hugh hewitt, but he is also doubling down at the same time. and we should note that this is despite a resurfaced interview, a story that featured some reporting about his first wife, ivana trump, who said that trump used to have a book of hitler's collected speeches kept in a cabinet by his bed, that according to reporter marie brenner, reporting in "vanity fair" in september of 1990. what do you think of all this, and what do you think of these deni

the biden campaign releasing a graphic that compares donald trump to adolf hitler. what is this about? lauren: this is a low blow and appears to be the new biden campaign strategy comparing the language of trump to that of hitler, nazi germany. it's not a 1-off, we've seen this repeatedly recently, first with donors and now on social media. the campaign put out this graphic that highlights trump's language when he called opponents vermin, more recently when he called immigrants poisoning the blood of our country comparing that to exact quotes from adolf hitler. david: there are some saying he wasn't talking about immigrants, he was talking about the cartels bringing poison to the american people, we will wait and see, the context was mixed but bottom line, comparing anybody to adolf hitler is not a good thing to do. nikki haley, did she just tie ron desantis and a new poll? >> first time in a quinnipiac poll, desantis and haley each got 11% support in this paul, they are tied at number 2 and in first is donald trump at 67% support of likely republican voters. this p

namely, the biden campaign are accusing donald trump of parroting adolf hitler after the former presidentade disturbing comments about immigrants at a rally. senators are working on big immigration changes as they try to reach a deal on ukraine funding. >>> severe weather impacted millions at the start of last-minute christmas shopping and holiday travel. >>> and in israel the idf facing scrutiny after soldiers accidentally killed israeli hostages in gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu acknowledges international pressure but adds, we are in a war for our existence. >>> and could not just rocks, but hot rocks that glow brighter than the sun be the key to helping us end our dependence on fossil fuels? we will look at the new innovative way to address the climate crisis ahead on "cnn this morning." >>> what's in the box right now is about 1,600 degrees celsius. this is hotter than the melting point of steel and just a couple of feet inside that shelf. >> we begin this morning with president biden's campaign calling out donald trump for, quote, parroting adolf hitler in comments the forme

in 1990, donald trump wasn't so shy about his interest in adolf hitler. n vanity fair, journalist murray brynner asked donald trump how he got a book of hitler's speeches, to which trump said, actually, it was my friend marty davis from paramount who gave me a copy of mein kampf, and he's a jew. i did give him a book about hitler, marty davis said, but it was my new order, hitler's speeches, not mein kampf. i thought he would find it interesting. i am his friend, but i am not jewish. in that same vanity fair profile, donald trump told marie brynner, i have a perverse personality. joining us now is kurt anderson, new york times bestselling author of evil geniuses, the unmaking of america and fantasy how america went haywire. kurt, you have been writing about, reporting on donald trump when he was just kind of a local curiosity for the most part are new york city in the 19 80s. and his handler interest, as you found, goes back a long way. >> and his interest in genetics. he was saying, back in the 80s, i'm a big deliver in jeans in the horse race theory of h

the president biden campaign responded to the poisoning comments, debaterring him to adolf hitler. 15 years before he systematically murdered millions of people, people put that phrase n great civilizations died out as a result of the contamination of the blood and affecting public life. hitler was warning about german blood poisons by juice. at his prior event in new hampshire, he also used the word never monday to describe his rivals and said it is language that they have heard in germany. he pounded the idea that the german government was being overrun by mark i. hitler wrote there was time enough at home to exterminate this never monday. the donald. they shot it down this way. those that try to make that ridiculous assertion are snowflakes grasping for anything because they are suffering from trump dearraignment syndrome. >> trump's interest in hitler and nazi germany is not something new. they wrote in 2018 that he told his then chief of staff and four-star general john kelly, quote, hitler did a lot of good things, praising the fewerrer for economic policies. trump later denied

as his critics put it, echo the racist rhetoric of adolf hitler.d o'keefe is following the backlash. >> reporter: former president donald trump's comments about immigrants came saturday night in new hampshire. >> they are poisoning the blood of th our country. that's what they've done. they poison mental institutions and prisons all over the world. not just in south america. not just the three or four countries we think about that all over the world. >> reporter: president biden's reelection campaign to announce the comment saying "trump parroted adolf hitler. quick with the leader criticized the mixing of races in his "mein kampf," arguing the originally creative race died out from blood poisoning. the former president also praised authoritarian leaders, including hungary's viktor orban, china's xi jinping, north korea's kim jong un. cbs news has asked the trump campaign for comment about the reaction to his remarks. among trump's g.o.p. opponents, only former new jersey governor chris christie strongly rebuked him. >> he's disgusting. and what he

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praise multiple authoritarian leaders, and as his critics put it, echo the racist rhetoric of adolf hitler. cbs's ed o'keefe is following the backlash. >> reporter: former president donald trump's comments about immigrants came saturday night in new hampshire. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world, not just in south america, not just at three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world. >> reporter: president biden's re-election campaign denounced the comments, saying trump parroted adolf hitler. the nazi leader criticized the mixing of races in his "mein kampf," arguing the originally creative race died out from blood poisoning. the former president also praised authoritarian leaders, including hungary's viktor orban, china's xi jinping, and north korea's kim jong-un. cbs news has asked the trump campaign for comment about the reaction to his remarks. among trump's gop opponents, only former new jersey governor chris christie strongly rebuked him. >> he's disgusting, and w

the biden campaign is saying trump is parroting adolf hitler. you did a deep dive into this before the latest remarks after he talked about rooting out vermin. what do the american people need to know, aaron? >> if you look at "mein kampf," there's a number of references that jews are poisoning the blood of the country. this is a concept that is familiar. donald trump, when he first started talking in the terms, he could have said this was not something he's familiar with. this is something that has been the subject of plenty of discussion. the fact that his rhetoric sounded so similar, and he has dd deced to press forward with that. that's an an knowledgement he's -- acknowledgment he's going to embrace that. >> when he made the comments previously trump seems to qualify his comments about poisoning the blood by pointing to drugs and supposed disease rather than heritage and now he seems to be saying all immigrants from all nations that he mentions, africa and asia, not just south america and latin america. not just singling out one group of im

this country and obviously, when you talk about nazi rhetoric, it is similar to the writings of adolf hitler when he mentioned poisoning in regards to foreigners coming into germany at that point, those are the correlations that experts are looking at on this front, what is clear is we are a month away from the iowa caucuses and this was not just a turn of phrase, it is something he said repeatedly. he did so in early october, it seems to be part of at least some sort of strategy to make sure this is what voters are hearing from him in this final run-up, it was not just that, he also framed but would potentially be a general election between him and president biden. take a listen. >> joe biden is a threat to democracy. he's a threat, even vladimir putin. has anyone ever heard of vladimir putin? of russia, this is a quote politically motivated persecution of his political rival is very good for russia because it shows the rottenness of the american political system which cannot pretend to teach others about democracy. >> the biting campaign pushed back pretty forcefully writing that donald tr

the biden campaign is responding to these comments comparing his rhetoric to rhetoric used by adolf hitler. in a statement from the biden campaign the campaign said that the former president, quote, parroted hitler. he is accusing immigrants of poisoning the blood of the country. let's turn to priscilla alvarez to talk about this. what is the white house saying? >> reporter: they are saying that it is dangerous. the campaign has said it is on american. specifically a white house spokesperson said the following. echoing the protest rhetoric of fascists and threatening to oppress those who disagree with the government are dangerous attacks on the dignity and rights of all americans and our democracy and public safety. it is the opposite of everything we stand for as americans. of course, some of the rhetoric from former president trump is not new. this is something that the former president has set before . the biden campaign and the white house have been prepared for that exact possibility. in fact, president biden himself in private events with donors has told them that this language is li

but it is fascinating that he does borrow so much from adolf hitler when he talks about vermin, whichut poisoning the blood of the country. and he said he's never read mein kampf -- his first wife ivana told haven't fair in 1990 that he kept a book of adolf hitler's speeches by his bedside. so that's fascinating. now, getting to -- and by fascinating, i mean absolutely horrifying because he is now channelling adolf hitler running for president, and most republicans not only don't care, they like it. they like the -- they like him, they want to vote for him, regardless of january 6th, regardless of his channelling adolf hitler, regardless of him praising vladimir putin, of him praising communist tyrants across the globe. it's really fascinating, one word for it. one of the lead stories in the "new york times" today talks about how most americans believe that donald trump committed serious crimes, and most republicans do not care. let me say it again. most americans believe donald trump committed serious crimes, you look at the story, most republicans, they just don't care. we will let

. >>> still ahead, donald trump quoting vladimir putin and adolf hitler on the campaign trail. we'll see whether it is helping or hurting his chances for re-election. >>> and a deadly earthquake hits northeast china. we'll go live to beijing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. i'm max foster. let me bring you up-to-date with our top stories. a u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin attending a meeting to address houthi attacks on commercial vessels. houthi forces took responsibility for two commercial vessel attacks that they claim are linked to israel. texas governor abbott signed a bill into law on monday which makes illegal border crossings a state crime. the move is being met with condemnation from dozens of lawmakers. >>> less than a month to go before the first republican caucuses in the u.s. presidential race and donald trump is ratcheting up his rhetoric against immigrants. some comparing his remarks to hitler. omar jimenez reports. >> they are poisoning the blood of our country. >> reporter: former president trump is talking about undocumented immigrants in more extreme terms

. >> the biden campaign saying trump parroted adolf hitler. priscilla, let's begin with you. this is a strong rebuke from the white house. what else is president biden and the white house saying? >> it's a strong rebuke and it's in line with where they have been on the comments of making a stark contrast, as to the biden vision when it comes to immigration and that of his predecessor, former president donald trump. the white house released a statement this morning, and in that statement, white house spokesperson san drew bates said the following, quote, echoing the grotesque rhetoric of fascist and white supremacists and threatening to oppress those who disagree with the government, is a threat on our democrats and public safety. it is the opposite of everything we stand for as americans. this white house statement following that of the campaign just yesterday where they invoked, as you mentioned earlier, adolf hitler, kim jong un and vladimir putin. so making very clear here the campaign stance, the white house stance when it comes to the former president and what he's sayin

something similar back in september, we widely covered just how similar it was to the words of adolf hitler it's not really any pleading ignorance around these comments. >> no, no, i think he knows exactly what he's doing. and i just want to disagree slightly with mark in that i think these are not just where it's or political stratagem's. they may be -- they are a political stratagem, but they have consequences. we see this in 2018, when he really talked up his language around illegal immigration and the caravans, you'll remember, before that primary. we had a tragic event in pittsburgh around that issue that is synagogue there. the tree of life synagogue. so, you know, donald trump has a following. and what he does is he illegitimate's the worst instincts of some of the worst people to act on their instincts. and that's the danger here. it's not that, gee, this isn't really a great stratagem. the bloom is he's a leader who inspires people to action. and the action sometimes is very, very tragic. >> i think mark could speak to that, maybe. you're on capitol hill on january 6th with your bo

contrasted with similar remarks made by adolf hitler. now, there are obviously profound legitimate sensitive duties about comparisons to hitler, the holocaust, because of their singular evil nature in world history. in fact, back in the 1990s, attorney michael -- cohen to what is called godwin 's law, an interim myth -- that effectively said the longer an online debatgo on, the the likely it is that someone will eventually bring up hitler or the knots. essentially, a caution against invoking the horrors of the third reich casually. in a new op-ed for the washington post, even the godwin's law guy says, yeah, the trump comparisons are appropriate. for his part, trump has responded to all despite promising to do it more. although this week, he did publicly deny he's ever read hitler's memoir, mein kampf. he's reporting that he read the speeches. there's a new one in presidential campaigns, and i'm not that, point i tend to have to say i have to believe, him only because a because trump is not big on book reading anyway. it's worth pointing

weeks until the iowa caucuses, the gop front-runner is leaning into rhetoric that has traces of adolf hitler's writings. but it's just among the themes the trump campaign appears to be focusing on in the final weeks to iowa and new hampshire. >> joe biden is a threat to democracy. he's a threat. >> over the weekend, trump quoted russian president vladimir putin approvingly to attack president joe biden. >> vladimir putin of russia says that biden -- and this is a quote -- politically motivated persecution of his rival is very good for russia because it shows the rottenness of the american political system. >> reporter: he quoted vladimir putin while running on president while promising to run as a dictator. trump's rhetoric, an evolution of his 2016 message on immigration. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some are good people. >> reporter: no signs that such talk with will a negative impact on his standing with gop voters even as his rivals campaign to stop his march to the nomination. >> we have to leave behind the chaos and drama of the past with a new g

parroted adolf hitler at a new hampshire rally last night. that's in response to trump once again accusing immigrants of poisoning the blood of the country, an echo of the vile rhetoric used by nazi germany to justify the holocaust. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. that's what they've done. they've poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world, not just in south america, not just at three or four countries that we think about, but all over the world. they're coming into our country from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> the biden campaign also arguing that trump is channeling his role models, including some of the world's most ruthless dictators during campaign events. when it comes to american democracy, trump is taking his cues from a man known for murdering political dissidents and interfering in american elections. >> vladimir putin of russia said that biden's -- and this is a quote -- politically motivated persecution of his political rival is very good for russia beca

. >> this is clear than what adolf hitler laid out much clearer than what he did. adolf hitler would had enough sense not to say these things explicitly what he would do on day one. he just did it on day one. >> look locale unhappy these people look. msnbc needs to relax. and don't you dare laugh at trump's jokes. they aren't funny. >> there is a sickness among unfortunately some of our fellow americans regarding authoritarianism and totalitarianism. they want it because when he promised that he would be a dictator on day one, he got applause. >> he is on fox news. >> make no mistake, a large chunk of those people in that audience cheering when donald trump said i will be a dictator on day one. well, they want that. >> so democrats clap for the guy who arrest his opponent, fires you for not getting vaccinated, tells you what car to drive, wants to censor you and take your guns. okay. does anybody think trump is organized enough to be a dictator? he never mobilized the national guard to stop the riots. he never locked up hillary. he let every governor do what they w

he's paraphrasing adolf hitler. we know. that he is either speaking from the heart, and reflecting racist beliefs that he holds, or donald trump is willing to engage in engage in racist rhetoric to build a political coalition. we do ourselves a disturbance in talking about it only in the political winds. he's leading a cultural movements. in that lens it is okay to talk about his followers. because that suggests that, in the country today, there is a large coalition of people that hold true to racist rhetoric, or at least find it an offensive and they are willing to elevate someone who believes that. that is the danger of the moment and it's chilling. it's chilling. we should shout it from the mountain tops, donald trump might be president and he is shouting racist language and yet nobody seems to care. in that vein, maybe we're walking away from democracy but we're walking backwards towards a much more dangerous and chilling chapter in american history. i worry about that. >> donna. >> i do agree with david. i think donald

about harry truman who is president when donald trump was born and who presided over the defeat of adolf hitlerr ii, that would be easy to believe. it would be easy to believe that donald trump doesn't know anything about any american presidents. but hitler? here's another story with donald trump. when donald trump's family arrived in this country, before they were immigration laws to restrict their entry, they arrived speaking in german. they arrived with the much more germana name, drunks, which they later americanized to trump and since hitler raged war against the united states of america the trumps did everything they could then to hide their german and incest tree from the public. donald trump used to lie about being swedish. but is donald trump's first wife revealed, donald trump kept a book by his bedside which was a collection of it all hitler's speeches. donald trump's is now publicly denying that his statements about immigrants, quote, poisoning the blood of our country, those are trump's words, is denying that those words are inspired by hitler's very similar statements about immigr

tonight, donald trump channeled his role models as he paired to adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un, andd vladimir putin while running for president on a promise to rule as a dictator and threaten american democracy. right-wing immigration policies are not just putting in peril the safety of asylum seekers and people coming to this country for better life, folks. this extremism, the fearmongering, it goes against our national humanity. it goes against the core principles of our country. i'm all for crossing the aisle here, but this crosses the line. my political panel joins me now. simon rosenberg is a democratic strategist and author of the chronicles substack. and -- former republican and nbc news tank contributor. poisoning the blood of our country, simon? what? >> listen, it's why the backdrop to this negotiation is just so incredible. the president has not only said things like this, but his policy proposals call for the rounding up of all undocumented immigrants in this country, putting them in concentration camps, right? unprecedented efforts to attack the immigrants in the united

donald trump is directly quoting adolf hitler, talking about poisoning the blood of our country, talking about vermin, having a very militant agenda on mass deportation, internment camps, sepgd the national guard into blue cities. it's striking to watch the two dimensions of this on a kind of tactical procedural level. clearly a more professional campaign, but in terms of the message that he's offering to voters, he is making this a lot more complicated for himself if he becomes the republican nominee than it could be with a more meat and potatoes kind of republican alternative to biden. >> i want to bring in alyssa farah griffin as well. i thought it was interesting that in new hampshire, trump's superpac for the first time launched an attack ad against nikki haley. let's watch and listen. >> that's right, high-tech hailey broke her promise. >> increase the gas tax. >> new hampshire can't afford nikki "high tax" haley. >> a new nickname, too. does all this suggest trump used he views her as a serious threat? >>> no doubt, especially after these cbs numbers that have her inching toward d

what they are advocating for is exactly what was advocated for by adolf hitler.s of things. i think they should be absolutely deporting the people that are here that are guests of the united states and they've got to get serious about cleaning this up. it's an embarrassment. >> can allow it to happen for sure. thank you. always good to have you. when we come back, president trump will get his thoughts on hunter biden, straight ahead. (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. . >> all right. now during the town hall in iowa on tuesday, i spoke to president trump about the scandals around hunter biden and joe bid

what they are advocating for is exactly what was advocated for by adolf hitler.they claim the same types of things. i think they should be absolutely deporting the people that are here that are guests of the united states and they've got to get serious about cleaning this up. it's an embarrassment. >> can allow it to happen for sure. thank you. always good to have you. when we come back, president tr this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your

a fascist to quote, spirited adolf hitler. ts, it was the fourth time in the past six weeks that the biden campaign has likened trump's remarks to hitler's in the written statements. michael tyler, the biden campaign's communication director told the outlet, quote, every time he says that we are going to call it out. and we are going to make sure that people understand just how serious that is every single time. that subtlety, of course subtlety i should know it is not the name of the game here. on wednesday, the biden campaign posted a graphic, all but explicitly likening trump to adolf hitler. you see it there. with images of the two men and their quotes, side by side. it followed an interview on this network where vice president kamala harris throw from that very same point. >> it is language that is meant to divide us and language that people have rightly found similar to the language of hitler. >> for the record, donald trump dismissed the comparison and defended himself saying quote, i've never read mine comfy where the b

the biden campaign prepares his recent promise to adolf hitler's. my combination with masha gessen, the descended of a holocaust survivor who had the -- after they get jammed the atrocities in gaza. and stripped of power, the chairman of the florida republican party has been suspended after being accused of raping a woman. he is being forced to resign. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening. i am mehdi hasan. mussolini was the original fascist, ruling it away from 1922 to 1923. more than 20 years. during that time, he didn't exactly hide his authoritarian agenda. as head of a coalition government back in the 1920s, he even said, quote, i was taken upon myself -- about 15 to 20 years longer. the success has not yet been born. many thought that the italian leader was joking. the joke was on, them after exactly exactly what he did. the joke was also on the britons in americans who for years had lampooned mussolini and comic books and cartons as a clown and a phone. that was their approach to the italian fascist dictator in the making. he is joking, or he is a joke. how di

no difference between the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the nazi german leader adolf hitler. it's been 80 days since the attacks began. all the values of humanity have been shot in front of our eyes. we watched israel's nazi camps. the stadiums, didn't we? what kind of work is this? they used to talk about hitler strangely, how are you any different from hitler? these will make us look for hitler? are netanyahu's actions any different from hitler's? hitler was not as rich as this one, this one is richer than hitler. all kind of support is coming from the west and the usa. they killed more than 20 sound gazans. you made the comments while addressing this: ceremony in the capital ankara, erdogan also criticized west support for israel stressing that western countries backing the regime are complicit in its war crimes. he added turkey is ready to welcome academics and scientists who face persecution due to their views on the israeli onslot. erdogan had previously called netanyahu the butcher of gaza, accusing him of actions bordering genocide. he's also described israel as a te

after trump targeted immigrants in language historians say was identical to adolf hitler's language about jewish people. >> they are poisoning the blood of our country, that is what they have done. they've poisoned mental institutions and prisons all over the world. not just in south america, not just a three o four countries we think about, b all over the world ar coming into our country from africa, from asia, all over the world. >> experts pointing out, quote, the term blood poisoning was used by hitler in his manifesto mein kampf, in which she criticize immigration and the mixing of races. this is at least the second time trump has used the praise on camera. he also has used it on social media. the white house quickly condemning it saying that donald trump is, quote, echoing the growth text rhetoric of fascist. in 2015, trump launched his campaign with an attack on mexican immigrants. in 2017, one of his first actions in office was dictatorial's muslim ban which the courts forced him to mend. that same year, after white supremacist ma tough charlottesville he shot close advisers by sa

there's no difference between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and nazi germany's leader adolf hitlere will make us look for hitler, arnet yahoo's actions any different from hitler's, hitler was not as rich as this one, this one is richer than hitler, all kind of support is coming from the west and the usa, they killed more than 20 thousand gazans. "we made the comments while addressing a ceremony in the capital ancora. erdogan also criticized the west support for israel stressing that western countries backing israel are complicit in the regime's war crimes. he added that turkey is ready to welcome academics and scientists who face persecution due to their views on the israeli onslot on gaza. erdogan had previously called netanyahu the butcher of gaza, accusing him of actions bordering genocide. he has..." also described israel as a terrorist entity calling for netanyahu to be prosecuted by an international war crimes tribunal. nearly three months of israel's massacres in gaza is pushing even the regime's closest allies to call for a halt to the genocide taking place across the block