in fact, soros funds a lot of the anti-fascist parties. and what i do is i say, okay, well, here's some -- you know, soros will talk about, for example, the fact that he's inspired by libertarianism, by carl topper and the open society. in reality as you look at the soros' past, his sort of secret history, if you will, you realize that soros -- along with a mentor of his -- was a kind of collection boy for hitler. this seems harsh to say, but it's true. it was discussed by steve kroft in an interview with soros in which -- >> host: for "60 minutes." >> guest: he says you would go around confiscating the property of the jews and turning it over to the nazis, right? and how can you feel good about that. and soros goes, i don't feel bad about that at all. he goes, let's remember that if i didn't do it, somebody would do it, right? now, this gets me thinking because, because i remember a very powerful scene. this actually involves joseph mention la, the killer of auschwitz, the crazed doctor. he escaped after the war and went to argentina, and

coppola: during the mussolini time, every town had a podestà, the official of the fascist party.stà. the ladies here were so, you know, snobby -- we are low-class italians. they were more high-class italians. >> anthony: it took years, and a lot of money, converting the once grand, but decaying mansion into a boutique hotel. >> anthony: you know, when you bought this place, was there a sense of vengeance? >> mr. coppola: i, you know, by then, "the godfather" had come out 40 years ago. >> anthony: no, no. i mean, look, it's not about the film. historical correction. >> mr. coppola: there's a saying, do you know what italian alzheimer's is? do you know what it is? you forget everything but the grudge. this is the only internal garden in basilicata. i don't think any of the normal people had ever been permitted to visit it. so i was happy that normal people were going to be here. "the godfather" was a weird experience in my life because it was so much more successful than i could have ever anticipated, so that i became well known around the world in ways that was almost embarrassing

deputy from the britain first party, which is an all tra nationalism, some people call it neo fascist party. these were videos reporting to show violence perpetrated by muslims. one has been shot down by the police in belgium where this incident occurred. but teresa may didn't take too kindly to the president retweeting this because she said britain first is a hateful organization. listen to how she put it yesterday. >> the fact that we work together does not mean that we are afraid to say when we think the united states has got it wrong and be very clear with them. i am very clear that retweeting that britain first was the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: president dug in his heels yesterday tweeting back at teresa may, teresa, don't focus on me, focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism taking place in the united kingdom. we are doing just fine. the white house explanation was he wanted to focus on the threat, but there is some belief that when the president tweeted out videos, he might not have known what they were or where they came from. >> sandra: john roberts, thank you. we h

jonathan, you wrote this about the president's tweets about the british fascist group, that trump continues to cultivate the republican's party fascist. what do you mean? >> these racist groups used to be basically outside of republican party politics and now he's brought them inside of it. he's cultivated alliances with it. they're not at the center. they're not paul ryan. but they're part of the party. they're inside the tent. they're people he listens to and honors and elevates. that's a really new change and that's a huge change in the whole makeup of american politics that trump has enacted and i don't see that changing even after he's gone. >> the idea of waking up today in america as a muslim american or in the u.k. to what the president tweeted, it's truly shocking. >> it is. >> it's sort of hard to find the words for how vile that is and what a vile use it is of the power that he holds. jonathan and betsy, thank you both. >>> senator chris murphy is a democrat from connecticut, a member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator, how worried are you about the president's fitness and grasp of reality at this m

released a statement saying the union's got nothing to do with fascism and that the party was intended to mock naziism and i fascist campaigner we spoke to says parties like these should always be unacceptable when the nazis were expelled from norway shocking all those lives that were lost trying to keep the nazis that people the students in they would have so little respect and i think people dressing up as s.s. uniform have an outfit. and death cattle cocktails are not really a joking matter it's not about political incorrectness it's about making sure that we remember the people that laid down their lives so that the nazis couldn't rule inside norway and couldn't rule anywhere i think that we have to make sure that people respect those traditions as well. ok that shawty news route for this hour unit is going to be headed to update you on all global developing stories in about thirty minutes or so from that i'm calling bright thanks for watching. it's the cradle of jazz. this is america the america we. know is this jazz feeling. a city of climatic contest a phase of alligators on the lists of poverty and crime ar

every statement saying the union has nothing to do with fascism and that the party was intended to mock now theism and anti fascist campaigner we spoke to says parties like these should always be unacceptable when the nazis were expelled from norway shocking all those laws that were lost trying to keep the nazis out that people the students in there would have so little respect and i think that people dressing up as s.s. uniform have outfits. and death cattle coat tails are not really a joking matter it's not about political incorrectness it's about making sure that we remember the people that laid down their lives so that the nazis couldn't rule inside norway and couldn't rule anywhere i think that we have to make sure that people respect those traditions as well and now you're up to date stay with us on r.t. international i'll be back in half an hour you're next. they call me a useful idiot i'm useful idiot you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots great special pink why not ban the color painter brick me on the we'll put up with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and i'll co

released a statement to say the union's got nothing to do with fascism the party was intended to mock naziism and anti fascist campaign ever we spoke to says parties like these should always be unacceptable when the nazis were expelled from norway shocking all those lives that were lost trying to keep the losses out that people the students in there would have so little respect and i think people dressing up as s.s. uniform having outfits coat tails and death cattle coat tails are not really a joking matter it's not about political incorrectness it's about making sure that we remember the people that laid down their lives so that the nazis couldn't rule inside norway and couldn't rule anywhere i think that we have to make sure that people respect those traditions as well it's sixteen minutes past eight moscow time thanks for tuning in the small in my name is kevin go in there's a lot more after the break including the lebanese president accusing saudi arabia of holding its prime minister hostage. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the

going on and donald trump with his scapegoating oftentimes racist and fascist appeals was gaining popular support within his party, we as democrats were silent. we weren't allowed to debate until october. and we need to own that. that certainly wasn't part of our businessman in my campaign. being a relative unknown but with a record of progressive accomplishments second to no governor in the country. we anticipated that the party would not go silent. we thought that there would at least be a few prime time debates before the first votes were cast. and in hindsight that was a factor beyond our control but one that we did not anticipate. and as i read tom perez's memo from the dnc, it looks like the party learned that lesson and that they will no longer try to silence democratic candidates, prevent us from debating. that was a huge mistake we made and our country has paid the price for it. >> so while you say you have to move on, you do agree with what donna brazil is saying? >> i agree with aspects of it, certainly. i mean, i think some of this is old news. we need to learn the lessons from the past, but having le

labour party parliamentarian david lammy tweeted, "the president of the united states is promoting a fascistcist, extremist hate group whose leaders have been arrested and convicted. he is no ally or friend of ours." in a rare rebuke, conservative prime minister theresa may said, "it is wrong for the president to have done this." but may did not rescind her government's invitation to host president trump for a state visit. in the u.s., muslim groups were swift to condemn trump's retweets. ththis is ibrahim cooper, head f ththe council on american islamc relations.s. a conversation n is designed to start as a c conversation of hatred, bigotry, and white suprememacy and itit is the same conversation donald trump and his people around him have been pushing for years now. amy: two of the videos retweeted by trump which were filmed in egypt and syria and presented without context, were titled, "islamist mob pushes teenage boy off roof and beats him to death!" and "muslim destroys a statue of virgin mary." a third video titled "muslim migrant beats up dutch boy on crutches!" shows one teenager kic

included fascist stupid racist and incompetence and some the sentence outside parliament are even stronger than that even marshall for rosh the. one sign leader of the u. k. independence party himself not a vast sea soaking and see immigration failing as set on this issue. these retweets or rainy not scatter. and did duncan the is there a risk that they spot say could do wider loans and damage. to the cycle special relationship between britain and the united states. well s sir in order how mass honesty that over the course of this year to has been something of a deterioration in the relationship between the british governments. and stumbles donald trump's administration a began this year quite well as resume visited settled trump in washington as even that's a. video footage of them briefly holding hands as they went down some says that since then there have been a number of incidents. of mistakenly a donald trump circuses and i the social media at a you on that in london as attends to deal with an attack. in june as race and i. was very quick to defend the london matt on that point when china time since he was also quite skating in august about such trump's. a approach to

fascist committee. >> was this an -- >> yes, sir. >> then i decline to answer that question. incidentally there's fine names on it. granton and milton burl. >> none of whom have been identified in open partycommittee was on the tornado warning's li. my point is nevertheless the organization for which they appeared, apparently here, my memory isn't clear on that was declared sub versive by the attorney general list long after that particular organization. also, what i understand of your questioning sir, i wasn't accused of isn't to be a must be of communist party. i am relying on my constitution feeling, i am not a big legal brain. >> i have before me a copy of a letter named of january 21st, 1946 on the letterhead of american head of spanish freedom. it is a letter written for spanish freedom for the chairman of this committee. >> that was fool hearty. >> i think there is a red underscoring appearing on the document by the flame name of zero martel. >> i wish it was a blue line. i decline to answer these questions on my constructional rights. >> did you become a member of television artists? >> no, sir, i have been blacklisted on television. >> that, we never look forward to any hearing o

this group called refuse fascism has a lot of tie toss the revolutionary communist party because communists are never fascistsand agitate, and they want the headlines. weaver talking about it right now -- we're talking about it right now because you need to expose the violent depths of what the far-left is doing and how radical they are. kevin: not speaking for all blacks, but my question is why didn't they do this under obama? we have suffered mightily whether you look at the prison population, crime in black neighborhoods and all the things that are going on, we've lived under a regime that needed to end years ago. and now suddenly donald trump's being blamed for what? the great economy? pete: their grievances are that donald trump is fascist. kevin: how so? pete: they provide no evidence for what they mean by that. actually, these are leftists who, frankly, hate america who want to overthrow it. anarchy flags there. happy to take on anyone else who stands for the flag or traditional values in this country. i mean, this is -- the problem you can't even barely get the democrat party to disopen them and viole

requesting party is then given 10 business days to confirm whether they still want those findings to be issued by the board. (please stand by). >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighbo

certainly extreme right neo fascist populism, funded by the way in part by the kremlin, our is having a real effect. i mean, in the last elections in germany angela merkel center right partyll the largest faction but they fell in majority, try today form impossible coalition, couldn't happen, they disagreed on everything. now there probably be elections in the spring and vladimir putin is laughing. stuart: i think we are beating around the bush here, i think the real problem in europe is the mass migration of muslims, it's not done down well. there's election in italy and muslim immigration is a huge factor. >> yes. stuart: same story in germany, angela merkel let in a million and she will pay the price for that. we can't beat about the bush here. the enormous migration of muslims to europe is having profound political consequences and you can't just say it's those neo fascist and extreme right or putin that's messing things up. you can't say that. a fundamental problem here and they can't deal with it. >> i'm not one that will beat around the bush, stuart. [laughter] >> i certainly agree. the -- the herd of elephants in the front yard is, indeed, mass migration and the g