in many ways it is the gestapo and all kinds of horrible things and deportation of jews.it but it is also a 19-year-old german guard in a french village who happens to see a 17-year-old girl and they meet each other and they talk to each other and nature takes its course and they have sex and she has a baby and then she gets humiliated or killed or whatever. there is a very ugly side to what happened. that was true in every single country that was liberated at the end of world war two. they turned on their own and killed their own because -- and they killed their own. because of how vicious the war was how vicious the fascists and the germans were. in direct proportion to the viciousness of the occupation, the resistance turned vicious against his own people. it is human nature. >> i think there was a gendered retaliation. the men can collaborate with the germans in all sorts of ways but there is something in as particularly demonic about a woman and a young woman and a young man at letting us use say nature take its course. dr. nolan: but it is partly normal and prickly

. >> [cheers and chanting] >> we would not have to have gestapo tactics in the streets of chicago. >>s, how hard it is to accept the truth. >> chicago in 1968 left a question in everyone's mind. would the democratic party ever again be the party of american liberals? joe duffey was a delegate at chicago. he had been chairman of the mccarthy campaign in connecticut but mccarthy was shut out in chicago. the friends duffey made were still organized. for the time being, they decided to work within the party. >> councilman? >> i do not mean any disrespect, but you are an ordained minister. why do you drop the title reverend? >> thank you for what you are doing here tonight. asking the democratic party for your support for your candidacy when in effect you are telling us you possibly may not end up supporting the democratic nominee of the convention. >> the other slate has been announcing itself as uncommitted. some of you may have read in the bridgeport post according to a , every strong rumor now that it is committed to senator dodd. i have no sympathy with politicians like senator dodd a

department of defense compared dena to hitler's gestapo. franco supporters lined up on the avenue from the airport and chileans' motorcade the stiff armed fascist salute. in my book, i call contrary rest aresontrary rest -- contre the hitler's of the andes. there and in other detention centers he would remain for a year, never charged with a crime, psychologically tortured and they until the venezuelan government obtained his freedom. washis relief, letelier told in no uncertain words general pinochet will not and does not tolerate any activity against his government. still, letelier ended up working against pinochet in washington. his work coincided with a golden age of human rights activism in the 1990's. more than 200 groups in the united states worked on human rights. over 50 lobbied congress and about 15 concentrated on latin america. thel rights icon became first assistant for democracy, human rights, and labor under the jimmy carter administration. just a few months after the letelier assassination, mark schneider, who had worked for

knowing that the phone lines were probably tapped by the gestapo who's very careful in what he said. coltus recognized and acknowledged that paris was one of the most beautiful cities in europe, if not the world. he had no intention to be the man known through history who destroyed all the architectural wonders i just described. his resolution on the telephone was designed to protect as best he could his family that was still in germany. coltus really feared that soon enough he would have to either carry out hitler's directive or he would be replaced by an officer who would most certainly carry out hitler's directive. he commented to his staff rather jokingly, ever since the enemies have refused to listen to our fuhrer, the war has gone badly. it was now going quite badly the general for the general. he received the order he had been anticipating and fearing, directly from hitler. the strongest measures must be taken against the first signs of insurrection, including public execution of ringleaders. demolition of the same bridges must be prepared. paris must not fall into enemy hands

officers nazi gestapo. that is okay.e. brian: he is never coming. steve: in addition to the fine what they suggested if you call i.c.e. on somebody, same thing. same fine. >> again, de blasio needs to be thanking i.c.e., when i was i.c.e. director we took over 5,000 criminals off the streets of new york that walked out of his sanctuary jails. shame on him. it is never ending story. attack on i.c.e. officers. god bless i.c.e. are the good guys. let's note forget that. steve: tom homan joining us from denver. i'm sure they have a location out there. go to the corner bakery and cafe. >> you got it. ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: let's begin with this story. family day on happiest day on earth ends miserably in florida. watch this. a mother trying to fight off a carjacker after a trip to disney world. thee was tossed out of the car with his infant child and mother in the back seat. the suspect was arrested in another car after high-speed chase in miami. >>> chicago school district is accused of lying how a fourth-g

. >> of course we don't know what was in general counsel's legal opinion, which led to the gestapo of the career employees shortly after that the employee was corresponding with ivanka trump, and saying this is all nonsense, there's nothing wrong with this lease. and by the way, i want to tell you about my trip to new york. is that normal behavior by a contracting office of the government of united states dealing with the daughter and/or ultimate beneficiary? >> that's not normal for any government official. i spent four years of my career nominees,residential office and i never asked their daughters for coffee. [laughter] >> again, the general sitting next to you alleged that because the department of justice is right pleading in civil litigation case of the united states government. >> thank you for your question. i can't speak to the legal impact of the department of justice pleadings. i do agree that generally the is binding within executive branch , unless or until they are overruled by the president. >> thank you, madam chair. >> mr. meadows? >> thank you, madam chairman. mr. vo