my grandparents were murder at auschwitz. and my dad survived. but two of this broirts and sisters were killed at auschwitz. they were separated. so when you make the comparison to auschwitz, that's such a powerful image and you understand the criticism you are getting for that. as bad as this policy is. howie: he apologized to anybody who was offended. what about those who feel compelled to make these nazi analogies. mollie: mr. is a moral cost separating children from adults. but this is a time for the media to show more light than heat. the children who were separated were not jailed, but put in facilities run by health and human services agency. to compare hhs to auschwitz is so deeply problematic and insensitive to the situation at hand. and it causes distrust with the media when they are highlighting inflammatory rhetoric. it makes it hard to take them seriously about the situation. >> interesting the "new york times" has a good piece on the politics of rage. he calls detractors idiots and morons. samantha bee using the c word. and any sens

when you make the comparison to auschwitz, that's a powerful image. you understand the criticism you are getting for that. as bad as this policy is, certainly not auschwitz. >> i understand. if that offended anyone, they have my deepest and most sin cee apologies. actually, what i tried to work with in the book that i just wrote was that, you know, these things we take for granted shouldn't be taken for granted. the germans are one of the most civilized people on earth. yet, they were capable of that because they didn't take great care. again, i knew it would be controversial. i felt a warning flare was necessary. >> you are so concerned about what's going on. all of us are concerned. we see these heartbreaking images. it's so, so awful to see what's going on. >> it's beyond the images. it's beyond this particular problem. as bad as this is, this is symptom at beiatic of something broad in american society. >> whethat are the fears you se? >> a move forwards nativism here in the united states. look, blood and soil. sounds familiar. that used to be una

all right let's get the latest on the soccer world cup in russia and for that i'm joined by emily auschwitz from d.w. sports are going to take us through all of it emily obviously i do want to talk to you about that big match for germany last night but i do know there's already one match on the books from today tell us about it oh what a game it was it was so much fun to watch england played panama and it was just a fantastic game johnstone's actually open the scoring really all early on in the game as insincere with this beautiful header retain added to that shortly later but then it was jesse linger who scored this beauty of a shot and really took the spotlight before halftime stone scored another after the break kerry came scored another to come a dig at one goal in the book so at least they got back on to them but the final score was six one soz quite a defeat for panama were at the world cup for the first time but also a really big victory for england indeed quite a spectacular win for england all right so who else is playing them yeah group eight actually concludes the second round of

so when the board actually does get reports from escapees from auschwitz, that's what they publicize in 1944. so we certainly know much more than they did, and it's hard now to look back without trying to, without saying, well, that's not true but this is, and why didn't they follow this one. well, because they don't know that that one's not true. so i get into it a little bit in the book, and communication is also such a problem because if you want to send something securely, you have the go, it has to be coded, it has to -- the state department has to decode it, it takes about a week to send coded communication and have it actually delivered to its intended recipient. so all of these times when, you know, if we did something right now, it would help this particular group of people that are endangered, that particular moment, they just don't have the capacity to act quickly almost ever. and and so it does get really, it does get really hard. >> hi, thanks for the talk. ing my question, i know you said at the beginning that you don't speak for the museum at this point, but since the

now, for those centers, do they look like dacao, auschwitz? it cost the u.s. taxpayer about $35,000 a year to keep each of these children housed and cared for in these facilities. but do not confuse the temporary central processing center in mcallen, texas complete with fencing and my lar blankets, with the h.h.s. run refugee centers for young people. they are not the same thing. but the media are maliciously trying to confuse the two, and make people believe that children are being shuttled into cages to languish for months and months. the online virtue signallers, of course want to keep eat motional heat on this story. turn it up high and smudge the hard facts surrounding it. but the funny thing is, that most of those claiming to have this upper hand and compassion toward those seeking a better life have never been to central america. and they've never actually witnessed what really helps the kids there. i'll tell you the best option, not to lure them on a dangerous journey north with their families or alone. but to give them and their families assistance on

the people that walked through the gate at auschwitz committed to crime. the people who walked through the gate were killed. that is not what is happening here. people are saying leave the holocaust out of it. any discussion of comparing that to anything else is inept. >> that is a picture from 1943-1944, john. let's run the clock back to 1933, which is really what i was trying to address, all right. and in 1933, what did we see in germany? a cultive permit, cultive grievance. john, i'm not saying our needle is anywhere near the red. i'm not claiming that at all. but i am claiming our needle is moving, and it's not moving in the right direction. and if i overachieve by comparing it to berk now, i apologize to anyone who may have felt offended. you and i have shared this before. the veneer of civilization is quite thin. we need to be careful about our own society and not accept as normal things not normal. >> you saw you are not making a one-for-one comparison. >> john, i was very careful with my words. i said the needle is nowhere near the red, but the nee

director he tweets out this week a picture of auschwitz. just with a stark. caption other governments separated families and children michael hayden is basically the architect of this indefinite detention policy. looming in the background of the abu ghraib scandal we've been scooping up people from around the world in a completely extralegal process of putting them in places like on holiday or worse her fifteen years now and i hate was actually one of the people who was the first public spokes people to talk about how detention was two to meddlesome for them it was too much trouble so we were just killing people instead you actually said that out loud so this guy posing as a human rights champion is just unbelievable to me between the between the hard sites and try to se nation campaign i don't know how you could be credible on that front yeah the exact quote i think you tweeted we take another opinion we killed them i don't morely oppose this ok well britain now probably the united states to now centering on milan ia trump's dress and levis it will jackets w

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all right time now to get a bill latest on the action at the world cup in russia and emily auschwitz from database for us is here to guide us through all of it emily of course we want to talk about a germany's amazing win last night but first we do want to hear about that england game against panama that was also quite remarkable it was so thrilling to watch it was so much fun and actually johnstone's open the scoring quite early on in the game already to give us a bit of a taste of what it would be like with this fantastic little harry king continued but it was just sealing guard who really stole the show with this shot from a distance and made it three england were done yet the stones added another and came added two more to make it six goals for england panama did get a goal which is maybe a small victory it's their first appearance at a world cup and that at least got one goal in that might be that but might be nice for them but harry king got to have trick and that means he's also the top goalscorer at the world cup for now with five goals scored ahead of belgium's removal kaku

all right time now to get of the latest on the action at the world cup in russia and emily auschwitz ready to place forces here to guide us through all of it was also quite remarkable almost sold thrilling to watch it was so much fun and actually johnstone's opened the scoring quite early on in the game already to give us a bit of a taste of what it would be like with this fantastic little fairy team continued but it was just sealing are really still the show with this shot from a distance and made it three or done yet the stones added another team added two more to make it six goals for england panama did get a goal though which is maybe a small victory it's their first appearance at a world cup and that at least got one goal in that might that might be nice for them but harry king got a hatrick and that means he's also the top goalscorer at the world cup for now with five goals. orde head of belgium's removal kaku and portugal's christian rinaldo with foreach all right still small consolation for panama there was another high scoring game between japan and phantom call give us thos

yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration officers would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not for being terrorists but for being spies would you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this trick pony and overreaction to . two terrorist events now what you're going to do is just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense. of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorist acts and no one asked why is it always that that they do these things or do they come out of the womb shouting i hate great britain i ha

world cup with russia another day of drama with me in the studio to talk through it all is empty of auschwitz from d.w. sports and many iceland against argentina it sounded like a predictable fairly simple match up didn't it and it wasn't an iceland continues their fairy tale isn't this the best story ever great by some had such a great run at the euros two thousand and sixteen and coincidentally they played one want to get support for goal who later on went on to win the euro so it's not all lost for argentina but yeah on the books this was supposed to be a simple game for argentina they're supposed to swap up their first swipe up their first three points and take the lead of the group and that didn't happen they had a really really tough time breaking through the solid defense of iceland and they're looking to be the next surprise team and what about the n.l. nesis performance i did just see the end of the match like a man disappointment and sht on his face yet today was not his day he had a very very tough time and he always had three four opponents on him whenever he tried to do something

probably so surely he'll give it his all and still try to carry his team out cynically amarilly of auschwitz from the w.c. course thanks a lot good to talk to you thank you. and there mind now of the top stories we're following for you germany's chancellor angela merkel has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration and made a round with her interior minister over the issue now the standoff threatens to bring down germany's coalition government that was formed in just three months ago . congress limbs around the world author liberating eat food such as the holidays one of the most significant in islam and marks the end all be posting among those around town many of the festival sweet teens because it's typically celebrated by consuming sweet fruit and exchanging gifts. you're watching the news i'm going to home free in value and plenty more on our website d w dot com thanks is that a company and see you again see. we make up over three four tons of office the and uppity pipes we all of the civil service and. dean wants to share the continents future to

his brothers and sisters were killed at auschwitz.hey weren't separated to go to some other facility. they were separated to die. >> greg: well done, wolf. this problem is born from a larger broken system. we are trying to solve long-term and short-term crises at once. it's like plugging a hole in a boat while you are rowing. some people saw it coming. remember when we tried to help countries under their thumbs anticapitalist? the folks who stopped that are now shocked to see people fleeing those very countries. not everyone is alive with condemnation, but pressed for an alternative, they've got nothing. and we are waiting for one. something no white house before has actually produced. so we all agree separation sucks but when faced with child sex trafficking and pretend families, where is your answer? the media uses children to maintain the narrative trump is evil even though he reduces the threat of nuclear war. and with no memory of what they reported when their guy was president. donna, do you agree, i think the white house is say

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yeah well here they are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration offices would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not for being terrorists but for being spies what do you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this trick pony and overreaction to . to terrorist events now what you're going to do is just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorists acts and no one asks why is it why is that that they do these things and do they come out of the womb shouting hey great britain he

ups that england hopefully will and fans are certainly hoping that doesn't happen again and we are auschwitz indeed all the sports thank you very much and now we're going to stay with the. gary hart is looking at all the money that's being made with it gary hart thank you very much for having us the russian economy can expect a sizeable impulse from the one and a half million fans travelling to watch the matches of their national teams football tourists will be spending a total of two billion dollars during their stay in russia the tournament is being held in eleven cities across the country and everywhere local businesses are using the opportunities to make a tidy profit. world cup fans are already adding a party atmosphere to the streets of russian host cities. and. for many it's the trip of a lifetime and they fork out enormous sums of money just to be here but for some costs are likely to blow out the russian government regulates hotel prices but that doesn't mean they have to let their rooms go cheap. was this one using its experience of such elan pick games russia was able to regulate

plywood, and as the youngest of nine children, were sent to various nazi death games, including auschwitz frank belsen and married the soldier who liberated. and investigators in california said they believe several of the wildfires that killed 46 people and caused widespread destruction in the north of the state last year were caused by electricity lines. the state's via department says there was evidence of illegality they can be presented to prosecutors. —— the state's fire protection department said it referred evidence of illegality by the pacific gas & electric company to prosecutors. the company has denied wrong—doing. theresa may has been followed to the g7 by the continuing cabinet row over her handling of the brexit negotiations. she has been forced to respond to questions about the comments by borisjohnson that the government needs more guts in its brexit strategy and that the negotiations may be heading for a meltdown. the prime minister has acknowledged there are strong views about brexit in the cabinet but says she is the one who will deliver it. she's been speaking to our p

. >> michael hayden posted a picture of auschwitz. donny deutch is -- >> yeah, that liberal michael hayden, yeah, that screaming liberal michael hayden. >> you're out of your cotton picking mind. >> cotton picking mind? >> you guys are out of your minds. >> brother, let me tell you something, i got some -- i got some relatives who pick cotton, and i'm not going to sit here and allow you -- >> this is ridiculous. >> now, bossie later apologized for saying cotton picking mind and said he should have chosen his words more carefully. fox news also released a statement calling the outburst deeply offensive and wholly inappropriate. >>> well, hours before his funeral we're hearing from the parents of the teen shot and killed by police in east pittsburgh. antwon rose's mother and father spoke exclusively with abc news, and they say they want their son back and their killer punished. >> i miss my baby. >> reporter: this morning the words of the grieving mother and father of antwon rose. >> every time you turn on the tv, there's a young africa

she was sent to various nazi death camps, including auschwitz, buchenwald and bergen—belsen.rank at belsen and married the british soldier who liberated her. theresa may says the government's white paper on its brexit position won't be published until after the eu summit at the end of this month. speaking at the g7 summit in canada, she told our political correspondent, vicky young, that she would deliver on her promises. pressing her case on the world stage, theresa may's flown thousands of miles to chat with presidents and prime ministers. but the questions for her stay the same. is brexit on track? is she in charge? these are complex negotiations, but the british people want us to deliver brexit and i am determined to do that. she might not expect eu leaders to give her a helping hand, but surely she could rely on her foreign secretary. back home, though, borisjohnson's been secretly recorded suggesting theresa may could learn something from the american president. so did the prime ministerfeel undermined by those remarks? people like borisjohnson have strong views on brex

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oh yeah well here are the jewish people right here and those people are taken off immediately to auschwitz and other concentration camps with that's what you get from secret lists those who are bad enough on paper on computer they're really mischievous another proposal he has it's been reported here is the first time this would be able to be done at airports in britain and all ports people who from the security services immigration offices would be able to question people who have arrived who they suspect osp eyes not for being terrorists but for being spies what do you make of that initiative well this is part and parcel of this trick pony and overreaction to. to terrorist events now what you're going to do is just harass the general public to the point where actual sensible regulations are completely discredited and disregarded it's quite amazing how people have lost all sense of proportion because of nine eleven because of seven seven because of terrorists acts and no one asked why is it always that that they do these things or do they come out of the womb shouting i hate great britain

disaster that took place on the pitch in russia today or my colleagues from b w sports in earlier auschwitz and pablo for us and we've been saying it all night we wish that we were sitting here for a different reason but that is not the case. the german team appeared to have found its mojo after the game after the win against sweden but it no they didn't i mean even in the game against sweden i mean everyone will remember of course the goal that came from tony cross and literally dying seconds practically off that game but in reality they didn't really look much better than in their first game and many respects against mexico which they lost of course and it's sort of their thing was that there are so many issues here because you can talk about the fact that there was talk of a rift between the younger players and the sort of more experienced players who can say that was a word decisions made by the coach with regards who he brought to russia. did they even really look like a team who really wanted to win this world and so there are many many elements involved here and it's going to be now

retriever to hear the dog whis with thtlines from the whi >> mikchael hayden posted a picture of auschwitz. >> you are out of your cotton-picking mind. >> let me tell you something. i got some relatives who can pick cotton. i'll not allow you to attack me like that on tv. >> fox news issued a statement saying david bosse's comments were offensive and inappropriate. we do not condone them. fox declined to comment if bosse would would be suspended. >> he had a terse exchange and bosse expressed regret. bosse retweeted on fox and friends and said i should have chosen words more carefully after never used the offensive phrase i did. >>> south carolina candidate katie arrington was injured in a car accident on saturday. the 47-year-old will not suffer deficits or limitations. arrington was on the highway and another driver in the wrong direction struck the car hitt g injuring her and her friend. >>> prosecutors abruptly cancelling an interview today with stormy daniels. the sit down with prosecutors from the southern district of new york is part of the michael cohen investigation. late last nig

. >> former cia director michael hayden tweeted a picture of auschwitz and wrote other governments have mothers and children. he then went on cnn. i know we are not nazi germany but there is a commonality there and a fear on my part that we have standards we have to live up to. >> reporter: the analogies failed to mention in concentration camps 6 million jews died in detention centers we have not heard of a single injury this year. pr host maria suggested detention centers might be filled with pedophiles. >> the logistics of taking care of these people. i'm so worried how many pedophiles are signing up to work in these places. >> reporter: and a navarro who was a contributor for cnn es all latinos should oppose donald trump tweeting i know immigrants don't all think alike a we are not a homogenous blob but i don't get how any latino or immigrant or child of an immigrant can work for trump and live with their conscience. alex, elaine, among others, i am talking to you, barely referring to alexander r costa and transportation secretary even in child. did you see neil king intimate that a

these facilities are auschwitz. which is ludicrous if you have looked at them. that makes it transparent it was a cynical political act on their part. the only thing that makes the issue go away for them is complete open borders. maybe we see people at the border and we explain. if you want to stay with your children stay on that side of the border. if you want to come in illegally there will be this process. >> i think your opinion is reflective of what the republican and trump supporter opinion has been. me up expertise is public opinion. independents and democrats are outraged. it will take more an an executive order and melania trump going down to the border once. charles: despite all the media complen tear which with photos from the obama administration overlooking things. you are saying from a p.r. point of view it's a loss for the republicans in the white house. >> that's a problem because the mainstream media has been so monolith next setup. acting as if 2014 photos are 2016, and presenting only one side of the argument. but over time i think they will b

likening of what is happening to these children, people in internment camps or relatives in places like auschwitz and the list goes on, one of the first things that were done his children were taken from their families. i went to say something when you talk about comparisons with chelsea and baron, and coulter talked about we should just shoot immigrants that come over the border. corey lewandowski marked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms and our own pres. marked the disabled journalist on the campaign trail. >> he denies that. >> i see the footage of it. the problem is left and right, there are people in white supremacist groups -- >> when democrat politicians get picked off during baseball practice then we can start talking. as of now we had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left and it is not just james hodgkinson there are other incidents as well. the violence right now is coming from the really angry and violent left. >> no one wants to see that violence perpetrated against either side and hopefully we can cool off and ha

the weekend tweeting other governments have separated mother and children along with a picture at auschwitz. so whenever someone invokes nazis or hitler it is called the god win'godwin's law. >> impose a tax on idiotic nazi comparisons to president trump. there's 35 of them a day. i'm shocked that msnbc let this go. it's insensitive to their colleague brya brian williams wo survived the holocaust. kennedy: he looks great, though. >> i think president trump has a good godwin's law notches on his belt. i would be super happy if michael hayden, james clapper and john brennon -- kennedy: went on a long term honeymoon in hell. >> where they conducted warrantless surveillance, apologized to them personally open come back to us and talk about this. i disagree with the policy as well as michael hayden does. there's a way to communicate this without losing your marbles. kennedy: but the marbles are gone, they are left the barn and we can no longer put the toothpaste back in the horse >>> first up, inspector general michael horowitz testified on capitol hill today defending a report that found no pol

. >> michael hayden posted a picture of auschwitz. >> the liberal michael hayden. >> you are out of yourcking mind. >> brother, let me tell you something, i have some relatives that can pick cotton. i will not allow you to attack me like that on tv. >> 2018. fox issued a statement saying david bosse's comments were offensive and inappropriate. we do not condone them. >> fox declined if bosse would be suspended. bosse explained i should have chosen my words carefully and never used the offensive phrase. i apologized to joel payne and fox news. >>> and the unarmed teenager shot and killed in east pittsburgh last week by police will be laid to rest. hundreds showed up to mourn antwon rose on sunday. police are looking for a black sedan that drove through the crowd late friday. no injuries were reported. a family attorney says rose's mother is nervous about the protests because she doesn't want another person to get hurt, but she is pleased the protests >>> dna from a discarded napkin used to crack a decades old case in washington state in the rain and murder of a 12-year-old. a detective re

he printed out a picture of auschwitz death camp and compared that to the. after sobering up, he walked to that back a little bit on television, but not much. >> i know we are not, germany. but there's a commonality there. a more civilized people you cannot find. so i was trying to point out, we need to be careful not to move in that direction. >> tucker: we could go on, there was so much more just like that. the rich and powerful reminding you just how virtuous they are. do you think any of these people really care about family separation? if they did, they would be worried about the collapse of the american family which is measurable and real camp but they are not worried about that. they will not collapse because strong families are an impediments to their political power and that's why they are always lecturing you about the patriarchy and the evil of the american family. millions and millions of children are growing up with one parent at home. many of those kids by the way have a parent behind bars. not just illegal immigrants who are separated from the

my mother was in auschwitz. she got separated from her entire family, lost her entire family.r thought i would live to see something like that, particularly in this country ever again in my lifetime. >> yeah. >> it's hid yos. by the way, as a fellow jew, i'd like to hear ivanka speak up. not just where is the girls, where is ivanka? her issue is women and children as well as melania. where are they? why aren't they out there speaking about this and speaking about it and becoming the face of reorganizing and getting the kids and the parents together again? where are they? where is she? >> yeah. the next thing we're talking about, rob, is indefinite family detention. >> yes. >> not letting the children out of the cages but putting the families in with them. >> this is inhuman. what we're doing in the united states of america is inhuman. you mentioned it a second ago. he launched his campaign basically saying mexicans are rapists, they're murderers. that's what he's still selling. it's the only thing he can sell to that racist base of his, and that's what he's been doing. he star

he breathed out a picture of auschwitz, a death camp coming. the u.s. government to this. 23s.er a sobering up, he walked it back a little bit on television but not much. >> i know we are not nazi germany, all right? there is a commonality there. i've lived in germany for three years, a more civilized people you cannot find. so i was trying to point out, we need be careful not to move in that direction. >> tucker: oh, we could go on. there is so much mark. just like that. the rich and powerful reminding you just how virtuous they are. you think any of these people really care about family separation? if they did, they'd be worried about these collapse of the american family, which is measurable and real, but theyth are not worried about that. in fact they welcome at collapse. they strong families are an accredited and meant to their political power and that is why they are lecturing you about the patriarchy and the evil of the nuclear family. millions a and millions of american kids are growing up with one parent at home, parent separated things to their policies, and that's pa

michael hayden tweeted a picture of auschwitz and compared it to our border security and compared our.e. officers to the ss. >> he didn't call the president hitler. i want to make sure the facts are out there. >> head of a nazi organization, you're hitler. >> donny deutsche on msnbc said anyone who supports trump is a nazi. this is not some confined fringe element crazies on social media. this is allegedly serious people. the former head of the cia tells us this is a nazi-like experiment. the rhetoric on the left has been insane. >> laura bush, who is a republican, who is a former first lady, also talked about japanese internment camps. >> that's completely outrageous. by the way, her husband signed a law that created -- >> i do hear what you're saying, steve, because while the president and republicans may be at risk of looking too callous here, maria, are democrats at risk of looking like they are maybe too soft on illegal immigration? >> no, because the fact of the matter is, democrats have been the one pushing a sensible comprehensive immigration bill that actually strengthens bor

during the war while my great uncle fought in the underground resistance and was captured and sent to auschwitz. he actually survived the camps but i grew up learning the history of how jewish people and many others as well were rounded up, taken in trains to camps, and then parents torn away from their children and the children being killed. and for the first time in the united states of america, i feel like something close to that is happening. i haven't been able to sleep. i have been racking my brain on what we can do about this. i was listening to the radio this morning while taking my daughter to camp and hearing about a congresswoman who went to a prison to visit several hundred women who were being detained there because there's no more rooms in the detention centers for immigrants throughout the country, they are sending people to prison. and of the hundreds of women she met there, only two knew where their children were. i turned around to take my child out of her car seat and i got this sudden you know, pit in my stomach and lump in my throat, what would i do if the government took h