and no one in human history has blamed poland for starting world war two, not even adolf hitler.n president volodymyr zelensky a dictator, which is a lie. president zelensky was elected with a larger share of the vote than donald trump has ever won. and donald trump continues to tell the lie that millions of russians and ukrainians have been killed in the war. the last time millions were killed in a war in europe was world war two. once again, the total number of war dead on the ukraine side is 46,000. the total number of war dead on the russian side is 854,280, not millions. still, with us senator sheldon whitehouse, who's just returned from the munich security conference. senator, today, some republicans disagreed. you know, the careful about their language, but they certainly disagreed about with donald trump, about calling zelensky a dictator. >> yeah, i think most all disagree. i will tell you that in the meetings we had in munich, there was a very substantial array of republican senators, including very senior ones like lindsey graham, who runs the foreign ops account for a

. (♪♪) two countries attacked by adolf hitler, great britain and russia, soviet union. the soviet union were eventually joined by a third ally, who played the decisive role in winning the war, the united states of america. those three allies had very different governments and very different people leading those governments. the soviet union's dictator, joseph stalin, never trusted his english speaking allies. he always worried that one of his allies would try to negotiate an individual peace agreement with hitler. president franklin delano roosevelt and british prime minister winston churchill feared the same possibility with stalin, but the alliance held all the way to the end of the war, with the president and the prime minister repeatedly promising stalin that they would not engage in separate peace negotiations with the mass murdering dictator adolf hitler, who invaded the soviet union. we now know how different that would have been if the united states had a president like donald trump during world war two, donald trump broke with the united states allies fighting

he was very clear that what vladimir putin is doing, he said, is absolutely out of adolf hitler's playbook. those are sharp words considering the president of the united states says he wants to meet face-to-face with vladimir putin and possibly bring him to the white house. >> well, they are sharp words and they are very much justified. regardless of what president trump may be doing to try and lay the groundwork for any future negotiations, the fact is there is strong bipartisan support in congress to help ukraine in this unfair war that russia has initiated, and i think senator wicker's comments are very important. >> at the conference you are at you are able to speak with european leaders. what are they saying to you about their view of america now? >> well, we had a chance to meet with representatives from britain, from canada, not a european country, but also very concerned about ukraine, with people from the balkan countries with president zelenskyy obviously and there is a great deal of concern about the u.s. position on ukraine. at the panel that we had with president zelenskyy we

three times he signed pacts that he brought back to england saying adolf hitler was summoned to be trusted. several years ago vladimir putin did a grand, sweeping speech in which he called up the greatness of russia from antiquity, the russian empire, that he wants -- he was open about it, i give him that. he aims to restore, re-conquest the old czarist russian empire and he is doing an excellent job. we've all heard of the nobel peace prize. if this thing somehow ends up being a nobel peace prize awarded to trump or perhaps trump and putin, what it should be is the nobel appeasement prize, not the nobel peace prize. he is appeasing vladimir putin. noticeably absent were the war crimes, the vast numbers of hideous, vile war crimes that have been documented and verified. also, the thousands and thousands of ukrainian children who have been absconded, kidnapped, and brought into russia forcibly. these were all noticeably left out. these were -- to suggest that ukraine caused it is like the old male adage that a woman caused herself to be raped. ukraine was and is a sovereign nation that has

>> jimmy: well, obviously they're ashamed of adolf hitler, so since you said that -- >> jeremy had a too? [ laughter ] wild. >> jimmy: yeah, they did. >> sorry, one second, come in? entree bu-stead mercy bouquet -- jimmy, that's how these animals talk. i hate the way these french words feel in my ears. >> jimmy: it's their language. >> when you get a minute, bring me a fresh one of those penis breads. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a baguette. so what are you going to do tonight? what's the plan? >> have you ever heard of a chaise longue? >> jimmy: yes, of course i have, yeah. >> well, i found one. and tonight, i'm going to [ bleep ] it. [ laughter ] don't tell! >> jimmy: okay, all right, thank you. [ laughter ] thank you so much, mr. vice president, for your time. we really appreciate it. >> au revoir! >> jimmy: all right, we have a fun show tonight. lizzy caplan is here. we have music from bartees strange. and we'll be right back with anthony mackie. so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, you can see her alongside robert de niro in the new sh

. >> land invasion in europe since adolf hitler. trying to blame. that on actually the victims of that invasion. >> we'll get to the new york post in just a moment. we want to get to richard engel, who. >> has a tight window. but here's. >> what the wall street. journal editorial board was reacting to. president trump blaming. ukraine for russia's invasion nearly three. years ago. >> he made. >> the. >> comments yesterday after reporters. >> pressed him. >> on ukrainian. >> officials not being involved in the diplomatic talks between. >> the u.s. >> and russia in saudi arabia. >> i hear that, you know, they're upset about not having a seat. well, they've had a seat for three years and a long time before that. this could have been settled very easily. just a half a half baked negotiator could have settled this years ago without, i think, without the loss of much land, very little land without the loss of any lives and without the loss of cities that are just laying on their sides. you have those magnificent golden domes that are shattered will never

and regarding the media, do you believe that adolf hitler when he was in power and murdering his enemies a fascist and a nazi and a crook and a tyrant? we have a lively thriving media where people can say stuff like that. this is the first amendment and to my knowledge, donald trump is not shut that down. >> really quick joe, the associated press not letting him on air force one, what you think of that moved by the white house? >> it's the best unintentional comity of the week, jason. hearing how the associated press guy because they've not been permitted onto air force one and into the oval office, that it is somehow a threat to free press and a chilling attack on the first amendment. at last check, and bap still has every right to report on the trump white house, over they see fit. but the white house also, because it is a privilege to cover the president, not there right, they can say you can be in the oval office or air force one, there are dozens of other outlets and reporters that deserve to write and to be with the president during certain times. gaggles or in the open office and

that is a quote from dietrich bonhoeffer, an anti-nazi german theologian who was executed by adolf hitler in the final days of the nazi regime in 1945. we were reminded of that quote in a recent new york times column by david brooks, the conservative columnist david brooks, writing about stupidity. the column was written at the end of the first week of the new trump presidency, and in it, david brooks wrote, we're going to have to learn a lot about stupidity over the next four years. it was, for me, the most welcome entry i've read in the new york times in a while, because one of the words i have been using to describe donald trump's actions and statements since he first started lying about president obama's birth certificate in 2011, is stupid. and it was a lonely position in the world of political commentary. then, to use the word stupid, when most of the political media was still awed by donald trump's completely fraudulent image as a successful business person, and they all believed that it's impossible for a successful business guy to be stupid. david brooks wrote, i define stupidity

a book by adolf hitler. that was certainly a choice. and adams said it minutes before four of his top aides resigned, three of them saying that the, quote, extraordinary events of the last few weeks led them to their decision to quit. those events being the justice department's decision to drop bribery charges against adams. the justice department says the charges prevented adams from doing his job, mainly taking part in trump's immigration crackdown. the doj and adams says it was not a quid pro quo, but seven prosecutors resigned in protest, refusing to take part in what they claimed was a plan, a bad deal. joining me now, former governor of new york, david paterson. he's been a staunch supporter of mayor adams. you said it was outrageous for adams to resign when he was initially charged. do you still think it's outrageous for adams to resign? >> what i thought was outrageous, sara, was people were people telling him that he had to. resign when only he knows really. >> what went on. he and whoever he talked to, uh, you know, from the w

no, because we ended up with adolf hitler and and a whole other world war. i just want to read the take of of our friend stephen collinson, because he said the following. trump wants a deal just along the lines of what you're saying, eli, perhaps any deal. quote, the war often seems a distraction from what trump really wants the chance to sit down with putin, one of the global strong men he admires. so that's kind of another layer of what eli is talking about, which is not just a deal to sort of get the goods inside ukraine, but also to appear a deal maker, maybe even, you know, he's we know that he is not somebody who would say no to a nobel peace prize. there's no question that that's part of what's in his mind. that's why wouldn't it be? >> yeah. and to stand shoulder to shoulder with a strong man. i mean, this. >> idea. >> it kind of, uh, evokes images of, uh, the, you know, last century's right where colonialism was the rule of the day. imperialism was the rule of the day, and the stronger nations were essentially carving up the world in taking and extr

i mentioned how this sort of thing mirrors the appeasement of adolf hitler, when he absorbed austria and parts of czechoslovakia. the nazis argued that those lands were germanic anyway, in much the same way that putin has claimed that ukrainians should be part of a greater russian nation. european world leaders ultimately cut a deal with hitler. okay. take that land. but no more. britain's prime minister, who negotiated that deal called it, quote, peace in our time, end quote. we all know how that turned out. hitler was not appeased. that experience was why the u.s. helped build and lead an international order after the war, an order that trump is actively undoing. just imagine that he strikes a deal with putin to end the war in ukraine. and then russia tries to go into poland or lithuania or latvia or estonia. those are actual nato countries to which we actually have an article five obligation to defend. do you think trump will come to their aid? do you think putin knows that? now think about all the other conflict areas around the world that this will influence from the middle east

do you believe that adolf hitler, when he was in power, murdering his enemies, would have allowed his media to refer to him as a fascist and a nazi and a crook and a tyrant? we have a lively, thriving media where people can say stuff like that. this is the first amendment. to my knowledge, donald trump has not shut that down. >> real quick, joe. the associated press not letting him on air force one. what what do you think of that move by the white house? >> well, it's the best unintentional comedy of the week. jason, hearing how the associated press, because they haven't been permitted onto air force one into the oval office, that somehow a threat to free press and a chilling attack on the first amendment. at last check, the ap still has every right to report on the trump white house, however they see fit. but the white house also because it's a privilege to cover the president, not their right. they could say you could be in the oval office or air force one. there are dozens of other outlets and reporters that deserve the right to be with the president during certain times, gaggles o

lasted vice president jd vance for his support of the far-right in a country that gave rise to adolf hitleraccusing him of interfering in domestic affairs less than 10 days after national elections. the denunciation of efforts by the german establishment to keep the far-right out of power sparked a wave of condemnation from senior officials and pundits, some of whom saw a u.s. administration actively promoting political extremism in the west. let's look at some of those comments that vice president jd vance made while attending the munich security conference. this is a portion from friday. >> today, almost one in five people living in this country moved here from abroad. that is, of course, an all-time high. it is a similar number in the united states, also an all-time high. the number of immigrants to enter the e.u. from non-e.u. countries doubled between 2021 and 2022 alone, and of course it has gotten much higher since. and we know the situation didn't materialize in a vacuum. it is the result of a series of conscious decisions made by politicians all over the continent and others across

lasted vice president jd vance for his support of the far-right in a country that gave rise to adolf hitlercusing him of interfering in domestic affairs less than 10 days after national elections. the denunciation of efforts by the german establishment to keep the far-right out of power sparked a wave of condemnation from senior officials and pundits, some of whom saw a u.s. administration actively promoting political extremism in the west. let's look at some of those comments that vice president jd vance made while attending the munich security conference. this is a portion from friday. >> today, almost one in five people living in this country moved here from abroad. that is, of course, an all-time high. it is a similar number in the united states, also an all-time high. the number of immigrants to enter the e.u. from non-e.u. countries doubled between 2021 and 2022 alone, and of course it has gotten much higher since. and we know the situation didn't materialize in a vacuum. it is the result of a series of conscious decisions made by politicians all over the continent and others across t

three times he signed pacts that he brought back to england saying adolf hitler was summoned to be trustedseveral years ago vladimir putin did a grand, sweeping speech in which he called up the greatness of russia from antiquity, the russian empire, that he wants -- he was open about it, i give him that. he aims to restore, re-conquest the old czarist russian empire and he is doing an excellent job. we've all heard of the nobel peace prize. if this thing somehow ends up being a nobel peace prize awarded to trump or perhaps trump and putin, what it should be is the nobel appeasement prize, not the nobel peace prize. he is appeasing vladimir putin. noticeably absent were the war crimes, the vast numbers of hideous, vile war crimes that have been documented and verified. also, the thousands and thousands of ukrainian children who have been absconded, kidnapped, and brought into russia forcibly. these were all noticeably left out. these were -- to suggest that ukraine caused it is like the old male adage that a woman caused herself to be raped. ukraine was and is a sovereign nation that has a