and george lincoln rockwell, fascinating guy. don't really talk about too much in this book, but if you want to know more about george lincoln rockwell, you can pick up wicked, northern virginia. i have a whole chapter about george lincoln rockwell, who led the american nazi party from arlington. so arlington is actually the home of the american nazi party. so on the campaign trail, he would say these most radical things that he could possibly think of knowing that it would get headlines and it would get printed. so he was really in it for the publicity, but so the dynamics here of that election were so fascinating going because mills, godwin put together this crazy coalition and you don't really think of as being the bird machine. this was actually why it was falling apart i think also so a good example of this one of the things that godwin did in that 60 to 65 campaign for governor is the year before 65 and 64, he got on the lady bird special. so lyndon johnson's wife, the first lady, had this railroad train that she would take

also ran for governor that year, 1965 is a really fascinating year, george lincoln rockwell, fascinating guy, don't talk about him much in this book but if you want to know more about george lincoln rockwell you can pick up northern virginia, had a whole chapter about george lincoln rockwell who led the american nazi party arlington so arlington is home of the american nazi party. on the campaign trail, he would say the most radical things he could possibly think of knowing it would get headlines and would get printed. he was in it for the publicity so the dynamics here of that election were so fascinating because god when put together this crazy coalition you don't really think of as being the bird machine. this is why it was falling apart. a good example of this, one of the things god when did in that 60-65 campaign for governor is the year before, he got on the lady bird special, sold and then johnson's wife, the first lady, had this railroad train, the lady bird special, so godwin was a democrat but he was a conservative democrat, a bird democrat, they did not like the n

if you want to know more about george lincoln rockwell there's a whole chapter about george lincoln rockwell the aramerican naughty party from tharlington the home of the par. on the campaign trail he said the most radical things that he could possibly think of knowing it would get headlines and get printed. he's really in it for the publicity, the dynamics of the election were so fascinating because god when put together this crazy coalition that you don't think of the byrd machine this is why it was falling apart also. a good example of this one of the things that god when did in the 65 campaign for governor is the year before 65 and 64 he got on the lady bird special, lyndon johnson's wife, the first lady had a railroad train that she would take around the campaign the lady bird special so godwin was a democrat but a conservative democrat, byrd democrat they did not like a new deal they did not like thehe grt society silver godwin to embrace the johnson campaign by getting on the lady bird special and change the dynamics of little bit he would've been seen in anti-great society person he'

aggressive on wanting to maintain massive resistance and of course there was the nazi leader george lincoln rockwello ran for governor that year, 1965 is a really

investigate subversive influence in government and that sort th of thing in the nothing leader george lincoln rockwell wanted the school curriculum there is always fights over the school curriculum. george lincoln walked well wanted it to say whites were supremacy they were superior he wanted the added to the curriculum so the thing about godwin and his coalition he got the machine people that he would've otherwise gotten in the lyndon johnson supporters that were new to the coalition and he got booze campaigning in northern virginia and bill talk campaigning on the southside this is an interesting coalition yay booze, bill tuck, president johnson, lady bird and even senator byrd held on and did not make an announcement until very late into the campaign, october the october surprise was harry byrd endorsing godwin this is the most fascinating part of the coalition. i went to the history of bill tuck and the right to work labor leaders supported godwin based on the relationship that he had formed with president johnson, the funny thing here this is the largest coalition that godwin could've possibly pu

have a dismount and impressionistic in the last few minutes of the film that brings us up to george lincoln rockwellot replace us. that was the original anxiety and the reason for closing the doors. the worry that we would be outbred and outlook to buy these foreigners. even though her strength is immigrants. >> stephen: how does america rise above these nativist -- nativist dark impulses? >> ken: you tell stories about it. you bring up a light. you tell the stories, as difficult as they may be and as uncomfortable as they may be. [applause] >> stephen: thank you for telling those stories. "the u.s. and the holocaust" is available now on pbs. jews, everybody! we will be right back with a performance from sudahn archives! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ yes! take youour love of f thee to the n next level!l! enteter for a chchance to win a a trip to sesee your favavoe pro-foototball team m play withth 5-hour enenergy's ultime fafan footballll sweepstakak. all l you gotta a do is buy yy 5-hour e energy prododuct, takeke a pic of f your receie, and go t to 5hewin.c.com to e. see yoyour favoritite team whereve