hitler hated, you know, hated jews. this is not a news flash. hitler was a passionate anti-semite.marxism as corrupted with a deep-seeded jewish nature. the irony here is that so did marx. marx was a real anti-semite. he wrote about the jewish problem a generation before the nazis started talking about the jewish problem. he said how we had to purge the jewish spirit from western civilization or from the global civilizaticivilizati. he had horrible racist things to say of jews and of blacks. hitler very much inherited that marxist analyst when it came to things like jews and other races. >> sometimes it's hard to tell hitler and marx apart. who wrote that germany's neighbors should accept the physical and intellectual power of the german nation to subdue, absorb and assimilate its ancient eastern neighbors? that's karl marx. and fried rick angles, author communist manifesto a century before the holocaust. hitler's adoration for markism was obvious. >> i expected there would be similarities between the nazis and soviet communism but i was amazed to discover how similar where there a

people say well hitler abolished labor unions. how did they do under stalin f and fidel castro.t all anything you can find thatpp proves hitler was a right winger you can apply to any ini the country and the similarities are almost identical glenn as the nazis w' were rising to power, it wasn'. controversial, it was common knowledge. november 28th, 1925. a tiny article printed in the d new york times describing the early internal struggle for thr identity of the nazis. a riot broked out after a nazi speaker declared that lenin was the greatest man, second onlyho to hitler. it wasn't just a nobody in thes nazi party that believed this,l it was this man.nd hitler's closest ally and hand picked success sore as chancellor. because it was to proga controversial, he stoppeding ab talking about it in public.ngs but his private writings revealed his change in approach wasn't a change of heart. >> the nazi germany attackedie soviet soviet union in 1941. just the week before that he wrote in his diary that the goal would be to describe this

how could he be like hitler? did hitler play basketball? no, seriously, did hitler pl basketball?tler, there was more news about the tattooed nazi dressup model jesse james supposedly had an affair with. this is her from tmz. her name is michelle mcgee. her parents also considered naming her stripy mcgoo and i think spanky mcgill. that sounds like a villain on hong kong fooey. remember that? she has the letters wp tattooed on her legs which they say stands for white power. and today, pictures of her refrigerator were released. no kidding. that's her son in front of the refrigerator. you can see she spelled "gopowe magnets. so that's weird. [ laughter ] you know, people have scandalous breakups all the time in hollywood, but people seem to be upset about this one, because sandra bullock seems like the ideal person. here tonight to debate this situation, adolin and peggy rose, head-to-head in tonight's edition of "hot buttons." >> welcome to "hot buttons." i and her talk about hot button issues. today's topic is sandra bullock, her husband, and the skank nazi whore. who would cheat

. >> they have condoned putin hitler mustaches on pictures of president obama. -- putin hitler mustaches on pictures of president o -- putting hessler mustaches on pictures of president obama. -- hitler mustaches on pictures of president obama. >> democrats are trying to avoid a house vote. but that may occur. wbal tv 11 news. >> every marriage has its ups and downs. is there a way to predict a relationship will stand the test of time? research says the wife should be five years younger than her partner. both should come from the same cultural background. some psychologists do not agree. they believe love, chemistry, and french create a forever bond. >> there is no -- and a french shifriendship create a forever gone. >> there is no magic formula. >> the divorce rate in switzerland is 25% compared to 45% in the united states. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. what do you think is the formula for a happy marriage? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> i am older than my husband, but i am smarter. just kidding. he would probably agree. >> we have an hour

is going to suffer a loss some accommodation was made for hitler. he tried very hard to try to get fdr not to give anything to britain. he really thought britain was going to be defeated. he basically poisoned the well between these two countries. the poison the relationship between roosevelt and churchill. he could not stand churchill. and kennedy would tell roosevelt that churchill was a drug. he did not know what he was doing. he was an imperialist. and so things were pretty dark, not the least of which because of joe kennedy. winant had a big job, a very difficult job to fill when he came over. >> what is going on in washington and the rest of the country that was making people so isolationist and, you know, as we always say in times like this, when it was so clear what had to be done. >> well, it was clear to some people, but it wasn't clear to most americans at that time. i mean, the fact that there were two motions on either side of e of this country played a big role. the war was 3,000 miles away, more than 3,000 miles away. many people did

marginalized or murder or eliminate them so you have some who want to destroy people as we saw with hitler and others who want to dominate the blacks in this country for industrial purposes for the slave labor or entertain it or whatever it might be. you have the oppressor who does the same thing in each case and the first thing is to reduce you to something less than a human being and so what we want to do is say that can take place especially in economic tough times whenever there are economic stress people without jobs, people without hope they look to blame other people and find scapegoats and it is up to us to speak out against that and say we know we have economic difficulties right now but what we have to always hold on to his our humanity and not allow

hitler was inspired by the armenian extermination. you know, it made him think, "well, sure, you know, you can get rid of a hated minority group, and if you're powerful and your side wins, that event will never get recorded." >> simon: the turks dispute the evidence that hitler ever uttered those words or was inspired by the events of 1915. nonetheless, when the ottomans were swept from power and the modern turkish state was founded, all memory of what happened to the armenians was erased. records were destroyed, a new alphabet was adopted, and ever since, the massacres have not been taught in schools. the use of the word "genocide" is regarded as an insult to the turkish nation. it is a jailable offense. hrant dink, who edited an armenian newspaper in turkey, was prosecuted three times for insulting the turkish nation. he also received thousands of death threats from extremists, but kept on writing. his daughter dalal recalls the turkish authorities telling her father they couldn't protect him. >> dalal dink: they were kind of warnin

he's a social -- he's doing stuff hitler was doing. i mean, and you connect that kind of conversation with the fact that they want to change the textbooks in the state of texas and rewrite history so it fits their ideology. this is an intellectual civil war taking place in this country right now. the facts are the facts. the health care fight has ignited passions that we haven't seen in this country for a long time. with such a historic division, it really is amazing that president obama was able to achieve health care reform. the senate republicans are trying to do the best they possibly can to torpedo the reconciliation bill. harry reid wants to pass this by this weekend. once the senate finishes its work this will only be better. tell me what you think, folks. in our telephone survey tonight. the number to dial is 1-877-ed-msnbc. my question tonight is, now that health care reform has passed, do you feel hope or fear for this country. press 1 for hope, 2 for fear. i'll bring you the results later on in the program. it was a jam pack

not recognizing hitler as a radical person was a bad judgment. it's what issues me to topic of compromise and rotten compromise. by conveying to me both a strong sense in the importance of of the spirit of compromise in politics. but also by conveying the formative experience of his generation, the munich agreement as definitive rotten compromise. we were discussing one and i complaint i i guess dig thanty by the politics. both who see chamberlain's umbrella everywhere. it didn't mean that much and ended the story. the men will sing heating fiercely on top of the wind blowing. it's like intense steam locomotives. but this is a cabin. not a locomotive. yeah, i know, but you have to kill them when they are skill young. [laughter] >> i suspect that the often using analogy with cy linnny on the night or saddam and hitler on had the verge. well, it's the young locomotive kind. as much as i want to use the munich agreement on the uncompromise, i'm aware of it's role in political propaganda. now two pictures. the ideal political compromise is caught bet

you use some highly charged words, racist, hitler, dictatorial powers. >> we wanted to find how many believed these things. the reason we did this poll, a new book came out called "wingnuts" where he talked to a lot of people who hold these beliefs. i was flabbergasted when i saw the book and said let's find how many people agree with the positions. that's why we did the poll. i'm glad to say we did it before anybody else thought to do it. >> interesting numbers and a controversial poll. in any case, we appreciate you coming on this morning. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> with the rallying cry repeal and remrs., republicans are mounting their last stand now against health care reform. the senate has been back in session for about an hour today continuing the debate on the cam pan i don't know bill to the new health care law signed by president obama yesterday. so far senators have debated for nearly nine of the 20 hours required under reconciliation rules. after that comes the rapid-fire votes. that's when republicans will try to wreak havoc wi

just stop putting hitler mustaches on people. >> unless it's babies. >> or photos. >> exactly. >> youeep seeing this members of congress holding a press conference because someone left a mean message. come on, son. man up. >> the fact you are twittering, it could be terrible. could be drawing hitler mustaches on their feed. >> i'm so looking forward to getting home tonight. >> sent a happy face. >> people talk about this as like, oh, my god, an era of instability, we're heading towards rampant violence. look at this tape of a country i believe is called argentina. this is actually the opening of ikea. nothing to do with the story. thought i would blend it in. apparently that's their parliament. >> a church service. >> what is this? never happens in america. we're too civil. >> you sit back and get this crap shoved down your throat, and then they complain your a big -- bigot. this is a long ride. >> what are you people doing there? >> i think that you can't just say, we're angry, it's righteous, and when you're angry, it's hateful. everybody has to behave yourself, and if someone shows

one thing it comes up with a surprising amount comparing the president to hitler or mussolini very often they will say my country has been here for ex generations saying how long they have been in the country and there is a sense there i complicated or usurped by this president and it is at association of the late '60s when it was seen as anti-american but they are exaggerated and hysterical and a way to account without just amiss dismissing. >> so far so good you're doing a terrific job 12 throws the floor opened for questions because it is on c-span2 we want to make sure we have a microphone in front of you. the we thing we ask for a mere question in the shape of a question. [laughter] >> i am from the upper west side of manhattan. i can accept the premise about wing nuts but i have referred to them as a right-wing nuts. because the right wing has a far bigger percentage of the republican party than they do of the left. in your book you have sarah palin but now we have a lot list cheney there is nobody in the democratic party that has that kind of a leadership who could win an election

. >> host: do you ever wonder or contemplate and say to yourself why and how could people do what hitler did to a whole segment of the population? how could people do what they did to people of color and the americans of? >> guest: not enough good people stand up. when you see hatred start to surface malice editorial writer and i co-chair the study how we can prevent genocide from taking place in the future and there are warning signals. you see it take place and again it all fits together. you start to dehumanize the other person, you d greater than and make them less than human and call them subhuman and treat them as 3/5 human. to give them details and horns in the cartoons of character so you diminish their humanity and that is the beginning of the process then starting to marginalized or murder or eliminate them so you have some who want to destroy people as we saw with hitler and others who want to dominate the blacks in this country for industrial purposes for the slave labor or entertain it or whatever it might be. you have the oppressor who does the same thing in each case and t

adolf hitler issued 6 million end of life orders. he called his program the final solution.of wonder what we're going to call ours. >> the president of the group at whose event that man was speaking, americans for prosperity, was a guest on this show twice last year. after his organization initially called that video a fraud and denied that that speech was given at one of their events, here's what tim phillips, the head of americans for prosperity, told me on this show about that speech and that kind of rhetoric. >> having speakers at your events saying that obama care is like pol pot and the holocaust. >> i haven't said that. >> but your speakers have. >> a speaker at an event cosponsored by us. we do not control the podium. >> we do not control the podium. not we denounce that kind of rhetoric. that's a bad idea. not it has no place at our events but we do not control the podium at the events that we sponsor. tim phillips also refused during the course of his appearances on this show to disclose who his funders are, but he did use this show as a platform from which to soli

obama was not born in the u.s. 38% of americans believe the president is doing many of the things hitler perhaps the most demented group, a major polling firm has ever exposed, 24% of republicans say that obama may be the antichrist. joining me now is associate professor of politics and african-american studies at princeton university, columnist for "the nation" magazine, and msnbc contributor melissa harris-lacewell. good evening, professor. polling results rather troubling. you have written in the nation recently about a vicious new jim crow terrorism. in those polling results do you have what you need to almost prove it? >> well, not quite. one of the things i would like to know is who else they might think the antichrist is. >> follow-up questions for the poll. >> that's right. i would like to know a little more. what i will say is one of the sort of biggest steps that america took over the past 50 years was an enormous sea change in american public opinion. particularly on race, gender roles, an opening in the american system. in the 1940s and '50s, you had people willing to say rac

huckabee but do what hitler did to a whole segment of the population? and what they did to people of color and ameritech? >> guest: not enough good people stand up. when you see the transfer to service secretary albright and i cochaired a steady to how we could prevent genocide to take place in the future and there are warning signals. you can see it take place. in her play it all fits together. you start to dehumanize the other person, d grade them and make them less than human treat them as 3/5. with all of the cartoons you diminish the humanity and that is the beginning of the process to marginalize and to destroy people for those that dominate the blacks in the country for a black industrial purposes were slave labor and entertainment we have the oppressor that does something in each case to reduce less than a human being and what we want to do is say that can take place especially in economic two times and people without hope love to blame other people and it is out -- of two was to speak out against that but we have to always hold on to humanity a

he was depicted as hitler many times. i did a blog about the fact that bush was more than obama was. that's just par for the course and what happens. one side wins the other side goes after them. i don't see any difference between obama and any other president in this respect. >> well, do you remember any republican members of congress or republican party officers that had bricks thrown through their front windows? it's happened half a dozen times over the past few days. >> yeah. in fact, there's been many incidents where republicans have been attacked, whether at the local level -- >> name one. >> it's not my responsibility to name them. >> well, kevin, you're making a point there is an equivalency here and we have evidence and videos and photographs of incidents in niagara and rochester, new york, arizona, ohio, and kansas where democratic party offices, congressional offices, were targeted with stones or bricks thrown through the window and you're saying that that's happened with republicans. all i'm asking you is name

now they got him with a mustache like hitler. >> right. i thought i was the new black hitler. [ applause ] >> bill: a couple of weeks ago black muslim leader louis farrakhan once again incited racial hatred in front of 20,000 adoring fans in chicago. and, once again, fnc was pretty much the only national news organization to cover that story. >> today, those issues are at the heart of a conservative movement that is sweeping this country. >> shouting] >> and it's a beautiful grass roots movement that's putting government back on the side of the people. [cheers] >> back on the side of the people. young man, stick around and listen to what we're going to say, sir, maybe you will learn something. [cheers] >> bill: sarah palin campaign for john mccain last week. another far left guy tried to interrupt and was ejected from the premises. there he is media coverage of this scant. scant, that was a lone nut. no big deal. hatred on the left is bubbling, no question about it. [chanting] >> save our bill. save our bill. [shouting] >> bill: in califor

witnessed antisemitism. >> host: do you ever wonder or contemplates why jack how can people do what hitlerid, the whole segment of the population, how could people did what it did to black people and to people o? did that ever hit you? >> guest: yes. not enough good people stand up. you see hatred strike the surface. how we can prevent genocide from taking place in the future. there are warning signals. you see it take place. it all six together. you start to a dehumanize the other person. you did reagan. you make them less than human. you call them subhuman. you treat them as 3/5 of a human. marginalize or murder or eliminate them. so you have some who want to destroy people. you have others who want to speak to dominate. >> guest: dominate this country for industrial purposes, for slave labor, or for entertainment or whether it might be. you have the oppressor he does the same thing in each case. reduce your de something less. so what we want to do is tear say, that can take place, especially in economic times, whenever economic stresses, people without jobs, people without hope, then lo

when you looked at some of the signs that were painted out there, putting a hitler-like mustache on president obama and other things that carried double meanings. >> reporter: some republican members egged them on waving signs from a balcony. >> it sounded like it was very much orchestrated. then i look up and see nine or ten of my colleagues and literally you would thought they were at a football game or something. >> reporter: it was a first say veteran congress watchers. >> i could hear the protesters outside chanting kill the bill, kill the bill. nancy, nancy, kill the bill. while they were voting inside. i don't think i have heard anything like that. >> reporter: it hasn't stopped. political threats today against democrats, an assassination threat against the president on twitter. the secret service is investigating and this on radio. >> we need to defeat these bastards. we need to wipe them out. >> reporter: angry words and threats once confined to the streets now seeping into the halls of congress. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> ripples from a political scandal last year. a

. >> they have condoned putting hitler mustaches on pictures of president obama. >> just stand up and say this is wrong and we do not want you to do it. >> president obama hits to i want to win over skeptics of reform. senate backers have debate as they try to find fix's for the law. some student loan provisions may be stripped from the measure. the measure may have to go back for another vote. a house vote. 14 states are taking steps to fight health care reform. gov. martin o'malley says the new law will be good for ryland economy. he and the lieutenant governor praised the reform bill calling it a liberating piece of legislation. >> i know having analyzed it with people that it will help our bottom line as a state. we are already wasting a lot of money that we will no longer have to waste in spend because we will have a system that covers a lot of the uncompensated care that we are currently paying for. >> there is still a lot of work yet to do. states will be the drivers in what reform really looks like. states will implement the federal standard and regulations which will require

en viern men 258 lists -- environmentalists killed 258 times the muster of hitler.can kids. if it was american kids we would be spraying it every day. they are often forgotten. there is a dark side to the green movement. it goes many ways. it is getting rid of jobs, banning roads. and things people need for everyday life. >> what do you expect the other side will say to you? what will be the debate points? >> we will all die tomorrow or maybe it will be more measured, but there is a deep uh poke caw lip particular movement. >> that's the difference between me and the environmental movement. they are deeply pessimistic about america. i am very optimistic about america. i think humans are great. >> environmentalists are anti-human. they think we are bad for the planet. the perfect world is an empty world. tomorrow at 8:00, debate at 9. where is it? do you know? i'll find out. you don't remember, do you? >> i don't remember. >> and i don't have it written down. that's howie efficient we are. phil, thank you of so. don't go away. when we come back, i read your e-mails w

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hitler was a rising danger. his hatred of the jewish people was well-known.tailed imprint his plan to annihilate the jewish people. but too many people in the american establishment said, be careful, hitler is just saber rattling. just rhetoric. don't worry, nothing bad will happen. unfortunately, to our shame, the american jewish community largely sat back in the 30s. the establishment's argument, don't worry, nothing bad will happen, one out. even saul bloom, a leading jewish congressman, senior member of the house foreign affairs committee, helped tamp down the fears. and of course, we paid the worse price any people could pay. 6 million of our brethren, 1 million of our children murdered in cold blood. and ever since then, the jewish people have vowed never, never again. [applause] the current president of iran, his analogies, the analogies to the 30s are stunning. he too denies the very existence of the holocaust. co-he denies the murder of 6 million of our brethren. he wants nothing more than to see the homeland of the jewish people wiped off the planet

how can people do what hitler did to a whole segment of the population? how could people do what they did to black people, to people of color in america? not enough good people stand up. you see hatred stutz's atred. secretary albright and i co-chair the study. you start to dehumanize the other person. you make them less than human. you give them tales. you give them horns. all of the cartoons and characters. you diminish their humanity. that is the beginning of the process of starting to marginalize a murder or eliminate them. you have some who want to destroy people. you have others who want to dominate the blacks in this country for industrial purposes. we have the oppressor does the same thing in each case. the first thing is to reduce you to something less than a human being. that can take place, especially in economic tough times. whenever there are economic stresses, people without jobs, people without hope, they look to blame other people. it is up to us to speak out against them. we know we have economic difficulties. what we have to hold onto is

they say his fingers are above his upper lip, as though adolf hitler, the moustache. >> oh, really?> yeah. >> it's interesting, if you look at a picture of her, the alleged mistress, and him, they seem to be sort of more of a fit than sandra bullock and jesse james. if you catch my drift. they're sort of into the same things, they have tattoos and all that good stuff. it's weird. >> i understand what you're saying. it upsets me greatly. >> i understand. a lot of people are very mad. jesse james has some damage control to do. so you know, everybody's desperately seeking the next oprah. oprah's going away from broadcast television next year i guess it is. who's going to be the next oprah? could it be rosie o'donnell? what's old is new again. she apparently is planning to develop a new talk show. she's already met with a team of producers. she's got syndicat and she's planning to launch this show, according to "the hollywood reporter" and "new york times," in 2011 right around the same time that oprahs remember she had a very successful tv show that was on for six years,e ba ' was the

when you look at the signs painted out there putting hitler like mustache on president obama and otherhat carried double meanings, you know that much of this was not about heal care at all. all of this was about people who have been led to believe that for somebody else to get insurance coverage would take something from them. that's the craziest notion that i've ever heard but that's what people seem to feel. >> congressman, is it fair to hold the gop leadership for the conduct of some of the tea party activities outside that representative clyburn was just discussing? >> the tea party actors don't even represent themselves as republicans. they have a policy in regard to what they stand for but i mean when you have literally thousands -- i don't know. there may have been 25,000 people on saturday and i stopped and spoke to many of them and they are good red blooded americans and good honest people who travel thousands of miles in some instances and some drove and some took buses. they're frustrated. in every crowd you'll get someone that goes over the line in regard to their remarks t

and when you look at the some of the signs that were painted out there, putting hitler-like moustachen president obama and other things that carried double meanings, you know that much of this was not about health care at all. >> well, the democrats weren't the only ones shocked by the ugliness out there on the capitol plaza. here's a politico report from today. it was like a mob at times lamented one house republican speaking on the condition of anonymity. it wasn't good for us, remember, it took years for democrats to recover from the bad publicity the anti-vietnam protests generated. well is that unnamed house republican right? could the ugliness of this debate cause big problems for republicans? pat buchanan is an msnbc political analyst, and david corn is an analyst for mother jones and columnist for politics itdaily.com. i remember pat, reading something that you wrote about when richard nixon was inaugurated and the when he came down pennsylvania avenue and the ugliness of that crowd. remember that? i'm sure you don't forget it. >> very first thing that richard nixon said to me

." >> they have condoned putting hitler mustaches on pictures of president obama. >> just stand up and say this is wrong and we do not want you to do it, and we repudiate it. >> reporter: president obama heads to iowa, looking to win over skeptics of reform as senate backers wrap up debate over fixes to the new law. it got more complicated overnight. gop senators succeeded in getting a couple of student loan provisions stripped from the fix-it measure. that sends the whole thing back for another house vote, something democrats were trying to avoid. in washington, brooke hart, nbc news. >>> arizona republican senator john mccain has been a vocal opponent of health carereform. he spoke earlier on the "today" show. the senator condemned the recent violence and said that energy needs to be put toward getting the republicans back into office. >> this is unacceptable in america, but what we need to do, we, who oppose this legislation and worry about the future of our children being mortgaged, we should be translating into voter registration and preparing for the next election and working tow

. >> whenever we ask democratic leaders, do you support using a hitler moustache on george bush, everyingle time they say absolutely not. we did not approve of that. we want people to protest but not like that. it's like crickets from the republican side of the stuff. that seems to be the difference. >> congressman munoz when asked about people using the n word and faggot at barney frank, he said when a totalitarian regime takes over you can expect stuff like that. >> to worry about a couple of crazy hecklers in a crowd as the debate on this issue, it's silly. it's a ridiculous side issue. >> you think tea partiers that show up are normal and a couple of crazy people in the crowd. mark simone, is that what you're saying? >> we hear from people all the time, veterans, mothers, senior citizens. i think to lump them in with crazy nuts is not right. >> except for all those decent hardworking people who are doing the right thing, who are protesting, they are all shamed by -- if it is just a few people using the n word and spitting on people, it hurts the entire movement. yes, there are hone

boy's and low-slung boxer shorts may have been attracted to my daughter, but all he kept thinking hitleryouth. [laughter] and statutory. the deafening boom boom dancewear music was supposed to convey that like dude, we were in a totally cool sound, but i always felt like i was trapped in godzilla's left ventricle. for the homeric excursion was mercifully over, my daughter would be in possession of various items that would turn her into a walking billboard for abercrombie and fitch and carrying shopping bags with sushi grade torsos that proclaimed that nothing, nothing, nothing was more important than turning your self into a sexual commodity. it kept getting worse. entire tv specials based on victoria's secret bras or those mtv pet spring break programs in which young women are routinely expected to flash their for an event studded male and baggy throughout or have whipped cream off your thighs by some guy named track in his study diesel here it all too many rap videos require clad women to shake their booties while climbing over the starting self-satisfied man. television also hurled fo

it's not to be found much in the societies that don't have capitalism and individualism to think hitler's critique and all that was very much also criticism against the kind of individualist capitalism that he didn't like. and so just to defend liberal capitalism there. and the unpleasant art in the room. >> can i just say there might not be a defense of that. there might be be a defense because there might be an explanation that one of the problems of capitalism is it makes unpleasant art necessary. >> okay. but if you like -- if you like unpleasant right. anyway, so the question was, about catastrophes i come from europe and there's some signs that some of the freedom of expression, et cetera, is being threatened by muslim minorities that have been imported. the cartoonist -- the big cartoonist debacle. that man is still living in fear and somebody just tried to murdered him. that sends a signal that if you don't want to have your family threatened, et cetera, there's some things you shouldn't mention and talk about, et cetera. the demographic issue here, if a lot of the people who don'

january, 1933, hitler comes to power. in the same month franklin d.sevelt takes office and what happens? by april of 1933, the german universities were purged, they were purged for ideological reasons, for racial and religious reasons, and there was a huge exodus from europe and from the german universities. they were destroyed. they were dismantled. and 80 years later there's not a single german university in the top 50 in the world. so it's much more difficult to recreate excellence and extraordinary quality than it is to dismantle it. >> rose: do you see some kind of risk that we might do that? >> i do. i'm worried... not that it would be in the extreme form that we see in the nazi period but there is a dismantling taking place right now. if you look at california and the way in which they are disinvesting in higher education-- and many other states are doing it as well-- you're taking one of the great institutions, perhaps the greatest public set of institutions of higher learning in the history of the world and you're... >> rose: that would be th

disenchanted the west and professed to see no difference between the allies and the axis between hitler and churchill. the war accelerated the final break with britain after gandhi launched the quit india movement over 1000 people were killed in anti-british riots and hundreds and hundreds of nationalist among them, many uncles and relations of amartya sen were arrested and kept in preventive detention. i grew up, he said, feeling injustice of this. as a child, amartya sen was an eyewitness to the 1943 bengal famine, the consequence of wartime in imperial difference, not the product failures. a steady flow of starving villagers from the rural areas trying desperately to reach calcutta flow-through shanta mccartin. and his grandfather allowed him to hand out rice to these desperate families, but only as much as would fill a cigarette in and only one per family. later on when he was a teenager, he reflect did on how awfully the very poor and the memories of despise cat had actually starved while he and his family, in fact their whole class, were utterly on the fact day. and that experienc

representing the free world eventually came our top rocket wernor von braun was making missiles for hitler. and the computers of the massive ibm mainframes that were symbols and enablers of centralized power. . .. >> overthrown by the conative revolution in psychology and with the the idea that human beings were nothing but wind-up toys. that is about it. and the current computer age is all about decentralization and liberalization. so in our current setting it is much easier to see the truth of the basic story that timothy ferris seeks to tell, the scientific and liberal democratic revolutions were deeply intertwined and, indeed, involved overlapping canvases of characters. the discovery process of science with this decentralized competition of theories directed by the feedback of experimental results had its analogue in both aspects of liberal democracy. first is the liberal side with what is they called the discovery of the marketplace. and second to the democratic side with the discovery process of politics, the decentralize competition amongst the bottom of political coalitions direct

hitler was a rising danger. his hatred of the jewish people was well-known. detailed in print his plan to annihilate the jewish people. but too many people in the american establishment said, careful. hitler is just saberder rattling. mein kampf, just rhetoric. nothing will happen. unfortunately to our shame, the american jewish community largely sat back in the '30s. the establishment's argument, don't worry, nothing bad will happen won out. even saul bloom, a leading jewish congressman, a senior leader of the house foreign committee helped tamp down the fears. and, of course, we paid the worst price any people can pay. 6 million of our brethren, 1 million of our children murdered in cold blood. and ever since then, the jewish people have vowed never, never again. [applause] >> the current president of iran, his analogies, the analogies to the '30s are stunning. he too denies the very existence of the holocaust. he denies the murder of 6 million of our brethren. he wants nothing more than to see the homeland of the jewish people wiped off the planet. this is

hitler was a rising danger. his hatred of the jewish people was well-known.d even detailed imprint his plan to annihilate the jewish people. but too many people in the american establishment said, be careful, hitler is just saber rattling. just rhetoric. don't worry, nothing bad will happen. unfortunately, to our shame, the american jewish community largely sat back in the 30s. the establishment's argument, don't worry, nothing bad will happen, one out. even saul bloom, a leading jewish congressman, senior member of the house foreign affairs committee, helped tamp down the fears. and of course, we paid the worse price any people could pay. 6 million of our brethren, 1 million of our children murdered in cold blood. and ever since then, the jewish people have vowed never, never again. [applause] the current president of iran, his analogies, the analogies to the 30s are stunning. he too denies the very existence of the holocaust. co-he denies the murder of 6 million of our brethren. he wants nothing more than to see the homeland of the jewish people wiped off t

it's not to be found much in the societies that don't have capitalism and individualism to think hitler's critique and all but was very much criticism against that kind of capitalism that he didn't like and so just to defend the brought capitalism there and the on a pleasant part. >> they may not be defense of that. there may not be defense because there might be an explanation that one of the problems of capitalism is it makes on a pleasant part necessary. >> okay if you like him but capitalism might be the right system. in the ways of the question was about catastrophes i come from europe and there are some signs that some of the freedom of expression is being threatened by muslim minorities that have been imported. the cartoonist debacle, that man is still living in fear and someone just tried to murder him and that is the signal that if you don't want to have your family threatened etc. there are things you shouldn't mengin and talk about it severance of the demographic issue if there are a lot of those people who don't value individualism and capitalism and so on, what is going to ha

i kept hearing shows like on fox saying move on put on an ad comparing bush with hitler. i just want people to understand what that was and that what a platform is and that we can't hold those platforms responsible for things people put up on the platform. that's all. thank you. >> they can't place those. mr. chairman, i think i will ask you on your comments on legally how we should deal with this. if you go to these other countries and my experience of them, all, not just internet, but all of them, they don't know this amount about public discourse. this is about child pornography. that's the number one. american corporations when you go to them early on in this process and said what are you doing? we are providing equipment to deal with child and you see what's on the air, they are on the air, you see it and they say we are doing child pornography and controlling security. they use that in these sophisticated countries as why they are blocking the internet. is that fair analysis? >> it is. in fact after secretary clinton gave her speech in january, i talked to several c

i think democrats drew a much better likeness of george bush as adolf hitler than democrats did. >> but>> there were maybe a few of those posters at rallies. >> a few? >> we're talking people inside the republican party using language, using rhetoric -- >> the hate speech on both sides is ridiculous. willie was talking about the nation's advertisements. listen, i'm all for marketing but you have a halo over barack obama's head and george bush has like devil horns. >> have you heard of irony? but my -- >> oh, irony now. >> my larger point -- first of all, read "the nation," the editorial from t"the washington post" is drawn from "the nation" and we have been always holding president obama accountable. you cannot accuse "the nation" of being soft on barack obama. >> no, i'm not. all i'm saying is there have been despicable things said on the right but let's not predend despicable things were not said about george bush. i'm hearing polls like 24% think he's the anti-christ. that's horrible. in '03 there was a poll out that said 35% of democrats thought george w. bush was responsible for 9/

there, few and far between -- between, and when senator bunning comes out and compares bernanke to hitlere are clearly biased remarks at protecting the fed independence on my part. a lot has happened in a very short period of time, complete gridlock to mop talking about two major reforms, bring -- being brought to a vote before the summer break. i think that is extraordinary. i will turn over this podium. we have a full hour, so we will do 50 minutes with charlie cook, extraordinary in terms of the macros of the situation concerning the elections in november, i think it will keep you very busy. and greg balliere is back in washington, we missed you. welcome home again. both charlie and greg have incredible breath of information and knowledge about what is going on. i tune in to watch what is happening, although i remember when sheila bair had given that speech in october, all of us were consuming heavily, and the one thing i have been tracking consumption of is alcohol. in good times, we popped champagne, and in bad times, the generic beer apparently. it is a quality trade-off. other coun

putting signs of that he is hitler. what kind of nonsense? if you don't have anything substantial to say, of course you will resort to these ridiculous -- this propaganda they are trying to do. host: let us look at some of the headlines. "the wall street journal" reports that wang colusa support in the house. -- charlie rangel loses support in the house. that comes to us from "the wall street journal." other news -- energy savers may get rebates. that is the home star program that needs congressional approval. the postal service in trouble. this comes to us from "the washington post." let's get back to the president's four gop health care ideas. steve, democrats line, from deerfield, illinois. a caller: can you hear me? i have two points. one has to do with abortion and the second is how to pay for the health care plan. i have been listening to people call up about abortion four years on c-span and if people go to the website -- a generalized website that attracts many things in america, you can see over the last 25 to 35 years, under a 20% o

tell the rush limbaugh's that you followed so closely, not call the president hitler -- give him a chance what you did on the floor calling stupak baby killer -- this is not good for our country. guest: we are sorry about the loss on your husband and we are glad you have the coverage you need to take care of the chemotherapy that your husband needed. let me remind you, medicare and social security was passed, not just by democrats, but with republican support. health care affects 1/6 of our economy and the majority of the american people's opinions were ignored. it was not that they did not want reform were covered expansion. they did not want this plan. they read it. all 2800 pages. at the end of the day, they said, this is not for us. i wonder if spending this much money begins to affect innovation in the future. i want to make sure the next generation has the same choices of the treatment that your husband had. the truth is, if we drive innovation out of the united states, we are not going to have the next chemotherapy drug, the next non-invasive devices. we will have designed health c