this is from adolph hitler. let me take my glasses off, most foolish mistake we could make would be to allow the subject races to possess arms. have allowed subject races to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing. in deed, this is hitler, i would go so far as to say, that the supply of arms to the underdogs for the overthrow of any sovereignty. let's not have any native militia ornative police. german troops alone will bear the sole responsibility of maintenance of law and order and system of military strong points must cover the entire occupied country. >> one handgun bought two weeks of extra life for the people in the warsaw ghetto. somebody had shot at them as they were invading the ghetto. they didn't go in full force for another two weeks. one handgun. >> showed you they were cowards and fearful. be. >> to his point, one handgun moving forward, armstrong will save the lives of many, given it is in the proper hands, properly trained and understand what to do when they are comforted with the

and the most famous hunter in recent history is a man named adolph hitler. >> so the reason adolph hitler killed 6 million jewish people is god sent hitler to do that. he's doing the lord's work. >> that pastor endorsed ted cruz. ted cruz put out a statement welcoming that endorsement, praising the pastor. >> that freaked out jewish groups, including the anti-defamation group and the council. they at least got a response from the ted cruz campaign about cruz welcoming and praiseing and claiming credit for this endorsement he got from the god sent hitler pastor. again, ted cruz is not backing down, not distancing himself, not sticking with the endorsement. sticking with the god is the jew message t. response from senator cruz campaign said in part no one has a better record when it comes to standing with israel. so ted cruz, because his campaign is built this way, he's been kind of pushing it on this issue in terms of how much outrage this campaign can generate without them finally having to change course at some point. and after having been through all of that now the ted cruz campaign ha

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he defied racism and embarrassed adolph hitler by winning four gold medals at the olympics in berlin, a few years ago before the start of world race is a worthy tribute to one of the greatest runners who ever liveed. his transcendent speed drew attention at ohio state where a former runner who never fulfilled his own potential coached owens to greatness. >> you're a natural. i don't trust naturals. >> jason sadakus is not quite as adept at drama as he is at comedy but does well enough. and steven james rises to the challenge of playing his iconic role. >> for those ten seconds, you are completely free. >> reporter: the first hour of race drags, though i was fascinated to learn how owens was under pressure not to run in the nazi's backyard. >> to show our solidarity with the oppressed people with germany. >> reporter: i didn't know the olympics due to the nazi regime, and the games themselves are recreated well, but we don't learn enough about jesse owens the man. we come to understand what made him special but not enough about how this athlete reached inside himself to achieve such gr

. >> owens won four gold metals at the 1936 olympics shattering adolph hitler's notion of nazi racialrity. we spoke with owen's granddaughter that called the film authentic. >> my family had a lot of input, script, in the script, very, very involved in the development over the last two, three years and met several times with the producers, just very involved because there was a true story that we wanted to tell and that now was the time to tell it. >> can't wait to see that. "race" opens in theaters tomorrow. >>> the blue cross river rank turned into a movie theater tonight. >> the river rink lodge was turned into theater seating that tells the story of three athletes attempting to make the first successful asent. the blue cross river rinks winter season ends on sunday february 28th. >>> now your nbc 10 pirls brksb weather. >> temperatures tonight are colder and they will be colder again tomorrow morning. so another cold start to your day tomorrow. some areas will be in the teens. so you'll definitely want heavy jacket. then we go into the weekend. we'll be warming up nicely near 60 o

mean, if you're ever going to war against somebody, i would assume you would go to war against adolph hitler. harrison? >> he just didn't need to. i mean, after he declared war on japan in return for pearl harbor, japan and germany both declared war. >> wait. december, 1941, the german thanks are rolling up. they could see moscow in the distance. no one understands that it gets really cold in russia in the winter. hitler is about to understand what napoleon could have taught him back in 1812. the fact is britain is all alone. they've just fought off the luftwaffe, the bat alf britain, the threat of invasion but it's kind of tough at this point. wouldn't it have been smarter to have gotten involved in this war earlier before hitler had taken over all this stuff? >> i actually agree because i think that the fact that the attack against pearl harbor was so surprising to so much of the public suggests that they weren't prepared to enter that war. i mean, i don't think that very many americans would have said yeah, i think hitler's great and we should leave nazi, germany alone but if they had bee

. >> reporter: they stunned his german hosts, adolph hitler. >> the competition was grand and we are glad to get out on top. >> reporter: it made him a household name in america. to many, owens was the wrong color. >> reporter: the actor who plays him says the movie is more than black and white. >> we want people who see this to get out of it. people can look at him and say if he could do what he did at the time and place where he did it, then there is no excuse for me to be great myself. >> reporter: race not only highlights the prowess of jesse owens, it also shows humility and grass against racial injustice and commitment as a family man. something his daughter said was most important to them. >> they just had to make a true story about my father and all of the things he went through after the olympics and how he survived them. >> the expectation was that we would -- we would finish school, go to college. >> go to college. >> reporter: before clay or jackie robinson or joe lewis reached their pin nickels, there was jesse owens. >> there is no black and white, only fast and slow. >

. >> reporter: his four gold medals stunned his german host, adolph hitler. while his record breaking performance made headlines and to many owens was the wrong color. >> friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: the actor who plays him, canadian native, said the movie is more than just black and white. >> what he want people to see this get out of it. >> we want people to say if he could do what he did at a time and place where he did it, then there is really no excuse for me not to be great myself. >> reporter: race not only highlights the prowess of owens, it shows his humility and grass against racial injustice and his commitment as a family man, something his daughters say was most important to him. >> they he just have to make a true story about my father and the things he went through at them. >> the expectation was that we would finish school, go to college. >> go to college, no. >> reporter: before clay rose to world wide prominence as muhammad ali or jackie robinson, karl louis, even joe louis, reached their pinnacles, there was je

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. >> the reason that adolph hitler sent six million jewish people is because god sent him to do that. that pastor endorsed ted cruz. ted cruz praised the pastor. that understandably freaked out some jewish people. they got a response from the ted cruz campaign about cruz welcoming and praising and claiming credit for this endorsement that he got from the god sent hitler pastor. again, ted cruz is not backing down. not distancing himself from the guy. sticking with the endorsement and sticking with hitler was god's jew hunter message. the response from the campaign said no one has a better record than senator cruz when it comes to standing with israel. ted cruz, because his campaign is built this way, he's been kind of pushing it on this issue in terms of how much outrage his campaign can generate without them having to change course at some point. after having ben through all that, the campaign has a new test, and it's because of this. this is anti-semitic graphic about gun control. it's unflattering head shots of jewish-americans. so are active in the gun reform movement and commente

scalia's statements was, never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolph hitler's, in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. another statement by justice scalia, more important than your obligation to follow your conscience, or at least prior to it, is your obligation to form your convince correctly. justice scalia said, you think there ought to be a right to abortion? proknob. the constitution says nothing about it. create the way most rights are created in a democratic society. pass a law. and that law, unlike a constitutional right to abortion, created by a court, can compromise. he said, a constitution is not meant to facilitate change. it is meant to impede change to make it difficult to change. brilliant statement. some think the constitution is a living, breathing document. i've discussed this over at the supreme court palace with him and i've discussed it at lunches, breakfasts. there are a handful of special privileges that i count myself lucky to -- or blessed to have been able to enjoy. one of those handful has been i

. >> this also done in front of adolph hitler. >> yeah, some very interesting elements involved. >>> don't forget, the best of he the best in movies for last year get some awards with the oscars being televised live this sunday. >> okay. give me your predictions for best picture? revenant gets it, although it's going to be tough with the big short, because it's getting a lot of awards in a lot of 0 other categories that usually sets itself up for best picture. but i'm hoping leonardo walks away with it this year. there will be some interesting competition for the oscars, and i don't think anything is a landslide at this point. >> seems every year there is a surprise. >> and just how big will the new bat man versus superman movie be. we have that and more in our hollywood minute. >> reporter: diversity is not just a black and white issue. that's the message eva longoria is taking to the oscars red carpet, asking people attending ribton call attention to the lack of latino representation in film. >> >> how big will batman v. superman be? it could day buy with anywhere from $120 million

imagine if -- [applause] -- imagine if during world war ii, instead of covering adolph hitler you focused show e solely on the bangs of veronica lake, that is a reporter amplifying campus cry babies over islamic terror. they are missing the story of their lives. and it will cost them their lives. four, a defense. four. a defense. i'm not talking about national defense. that goes without saying. we should have the strongest, greatest, you know it. nor die mean gun ownership which goes without saying. let us not forget that the constitutionally -- arrive there after it's already happened. we need to protect ourselves. the kind of defense -- [applause] -- the kind of defense that i am talking about is a new education, a mentality, in schools, that teaches self-defense needed when terror or mass shootings strike. we must make our soft targets harder, through security barriers and, most of all, mentality. we have to think differently. i say this, with the way, note judge others' responses when it comes to terror. i have no idea how i might act. but regarding my own personal need to change my o

jesse owens won four gold medals at an olympics hosted by adolph hitler. the point was to show off white supremacy. what did jesse owens did, the son of a sharecropper? he disproved the entire theory. >> calvin p. was an important figure to me in history. i'm a huge golfer. he didn't start playing until he was 24, from detroit. i remember seeing him as a kid, the golf course. not a tremendous amount of african-americans. long before tiger woods. amazing that he'd go on to a champion golfer. >> black history is about american history because the two are inseparable. >> what we describe as the triumphant moments and the difficult moments are all a part of who we are. >> one of my favorite martin luther king quotes is the marc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. i think there's a lot of work to do, but i think there's a lot of things to be proud of, as well. >> to understand some of the terrible things that have happened in this country and the suffering that has happened in this country. but also the great things and the great people

jews, but hundreds of thousands of people, 50 million, died during that war because of adolph schicklgruber hitler. and i want to give you a figure here. here is a book by this man mark gabriel who went to the great muslim university in egypt and he said since the crusades apostates, their own, and christians. now let me give you what that means. we are in 50 states. isis is in all of them and they are getting ready. the brotherhood has been here since 1928. they are the worst murderers in history. even al -sisi of egypt put him in prison because of the trouble they were doing there. they have been getting ready for over 87 years for the big attack on america. it's coming ladies and gentlemen. and isis is in all 50 states. six million times fifty...if six million were killed in each state it would only be what islam has done mainly to christians. now i'm going to show you something a little later. you know jack we're talking about what hitler did and it was to the jews you know, but let me just say that god has a special love for jews. in fact the old testament abraham, isaac, and jacob. but in ge

cruz said saturday night the statements concerning hitler are not statements with which senator cruz agrees. he was the embodiment of evidently. adolph it. while we're tracking the muddy path of insightment, there is a bit of a bright spot in this story. courtesy of this guy. >> yes, it calls for the death penalty for homosexuals. yes, paul does say that homosexuals are worthy of death, his words, not mine. and i am not ashamed of the gospel of jesus christ. and i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god and i am willing to go to jail for standing on the truth of the word of god. and i know i've taken the counsel, many have told us this weekend you be careful, you choose your words carefully, we have presidential hopefuls coming this weekend, but i am not ashamed of the truth of the word of god. >> so we've been reporting for a couple of months on senator ted cruz's decision to go to that event. we sent the kill the gays comments from that people, ted cruz would not distant himself from that pastor. he did it at that event before welcoming senator cruz on stage. they told us this call to kill all gay people in the country was n

of and threeing to overthrow 1993 certainly saddam hussein would be compared by many people top adolph hitler. you can't deal with totalitarian regimes. but there are two other things and we'll end by describing these two things that also got into the american foreign policy. first was something called the munich syndrome, that is based on the agreement between nazi germany and great britain in 1938 to allow the germans to occupy the border land, the mountain ranges on the border what's now the czech republic, then check low vaccia. and the british prime minister neville chamberlain said this is peace in our time. we've appeased hitler. we've made a deal with them rather than go to war at a time when many many in britain did not believe the british could fight that kind of conflict. they weren't mobilized. appeasement became a dirty word afterwards. you can never an spees a dictator. they'll always want more. so when american foreign policy was discussed in the 140s and 1950s, it was discussed in terms of let's learn from history. and one piece of history you need to learn from is you can nev