and the monks wrote a letter to hitler?n, and in the letter, the monks identified themselves. they said, "this is who we are." and they... they asked hitler to place the holy mountain under his personal protection. >> simon: what kind of response did you get? >> maximos: well, it seems that hitler liked the idea, and accepted the invitation to become the personal protector of the holy mountain. >> simon: let me just get that straight-- hitler, the personal protector of the holy mountain? >> maximos: that's right. that's right. >> simon: hitler did send a team of german academics to mt. athos. they took 1,800 pictures of the mountain's treasures, and it wasn't because they enjoyed photography. hitler wanted the monastery's riches in berlin. >> maximos: the professors were sent as an advance team to catalogue the treasures of the holy mountain so that a selection of things could be made to be removed, so... >> simon: didn't happen, did it? >> maximos: no, it didn't. not a single thing was taken. >> simon: father maximos belie

heil hitler. uh... heil hitler. the anschluss, but we have dealt with that situation. your housekeeper told me that i would find you here. it was the only information the woman would give me. what kind of information are you looking for? we want to know when the captain will be returning. well, he's on his honeymoon trip. uh, he's not been in touch with us. are you asking me to believe that the captain has not communicated with his children in over a month? herr zeller, how many men do you know who communicate with their children while on their honeymoon? when he does return, he will be expected to fill his proper position in the new order. naturally, naturally. and may i congratulate you-- that is, your people-- on deciding to allow the festival to go on tonight as planned? why should it not go on? nothing in austria has changed. singing and music will show this to the world. austria is the same. heil hitler. heil hitler. come on, children, let's go home. why was he so cross? everybody's cross these days, darling.

people tell me you know what would have happened if hitler was not stopped. well what would have happened if there would have been enough conscience objectors in the nazi army that would have been a war that would have been a hitler. there would have been no holocaust were if you believe that there never can be enough people were conscious objectors of step a monster like hitler then it's never going to happen first you have to dream it and then you have to live your dream and make it happen for you to tell me that you know i suppose that there are going to be that many consciences objectors you know that just tells me that you know that just gives you more energy to say it is possible you weak we can have that many conscience objects we have to believe that if we don't believe that and for we don't have that dream and if we don't live up to the dream and how are we how are we going to survive as a human race if we continue to embrace war as a solution in some cases and we continue to think that there can never be enough conscience objectors to stop an army.

there was no significant hunger though in germany in may of 1954, post-hitler. systematically starved the rest of europe to feed his own people. the only time the germans got hungry was when the war ended and without hitler to watch after them, they were hungry. >> host: one of the most horrific antedotes is the siege of lono thrks grad and sawing off the leg of her husband to feed the family. it's horror. >> guest: we are now just getting to grips with this. they are not state secrets, but a lot of wonderful material in russia, and i have terrific russian researcher who comes up with wonderful stuff. you are suddenly getting accounts surfacing by russians and what happened to them because after the war, stalin wanted the world to believe that the people had survived their siege through heroism, and, of course, it was not really. i mean, there was some, there was a lot of sparism, but, in fact, they had no choice because anybody who tried to run away or surrender was shot. stalin ran lenongrad, and his officer was the one in the siege who deployed troops behind

what is the relationship between stalin and hitler right now? >> it is extremely cordial.t to a secret pact but public pact, which means they have nonaggression between these two countries of the soviet union and hitler's germany and actually just sent each other birthday messages. it was stalin's birthday yesterday, hitler sent him a telegram congratulating him on his 60th birthday and hoping that germany and soviet union would remain firm friends in the future. >> that is a chilling response to that question. now, lord of the admirality, winston churchill, has created some controversy but suggesting that britain invade nor way. what is his intention with a preemptive war? >> well, what winston churchill would like do is to cut off german access to swedish iron, which is sent down through norway and through norwegian waters. now, of course, a preemptive invasion would be illegal under international law, but winston has said that we should think about human i had and not legal knit fighting nazi germany. >> so, tell us, tell us about what's happening right now on the could

hitler. >> bill: he has hitler like opinions the jews should be exterminated there no difference. >> i wouldn't want my name on that story physicals in it was for 24 hours until tomorrow when i grill him and try to nail him. at least made an attempt at it. as i say, if she does that i'm willing to say the jury is out. if she does that tomorrow, no harm, no foul. if tomorrow is no interview or kissy facie piece like this. then that's pretty embarrassing. >> bill: next up a shootout at >> bill: next up a shootout at sometimes life can be, well, a little uncomfortable, but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't make you go... it just makes it easier to go. dulcolax stool softener. make yourself comfortable. great fall. ugh, it's my sinus congestion, and it's all your fault. naturally blame the mucus. he's funny. instead of blaming me, try this, advil congestion relief. often the real problem is swelling, not mucus. advil congestion relief reduces swelling due to nasal inflammation. so i can breathe. happily ever af

guy: some people say that hitler is mad. well, they should ask themselves this-- is it a madman who has been able in 7 years to restore germany to its position as one of the foremost nations of the world? is it a madman who has led his forces across europe and who is even now knocking at our door? let me ask you a question. who are the real benefactors of this war, hmm? here's a young soldier just back from norway-- a true hero who served his country and has been crippled and cast aside. has he benefited or has he been used as cannon fodder in a war we should never have begun? why can't you people find somewhere else for your filthy rabble-rousing? [spits] guy: who is the real enemy? the bolshevik and the jew. they were the enemies of germany, and they are our enemies now. and because i hold this belief i am called a fascist, a sympathizer, an agitator. well, believe me... i am not a violent man. this organization-- the friday club-- does not believe in violence. i think of myself as a patriot, who will do anything to serve

hitler. >> bill: he has hitler like opinions the jews should be exterminated there no difference. >> wouldn't want my name on that story physicals in it was for 24 hours until tomorrow when i grill him and try to nail him. at least made an attempt at it. as i say, if she does that i'm willing to say the jury is out. if she does that tomorrow, no harm, no foul. if tomorrow is no interview or kissy facie piece like this. then that's pretty embarrassing. >> bill: next up a shootout at the cbs debate between newt gingrich and scott pelly. you don't want to miss that [ sniffling ] [ male announcer ] all stuffed up? simple relief is here. introducing robitussin® nasal relief pills. the right relief for nasal congestion...in a pill. ♪ ne from robitussin®. relief made simple. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. r science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three y we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands

thank god we had hitler working for our sighs. the nazis were so incompetent, you fine all these gangsters no more, no less, people like himler, these are just gangsters who were given enormous authority, given fantastic control, latitude, which they were quite unfit to exercise. the only thing they knew how to do is kill people, and thank god we had all the virtues of democracies came to the for, the way we mobilized our countries to organize the war. the american industry did a fantastic job and the american economy provided the means for the allied neighborses, inclusion the russians -- the russians marched to berlin on boots made in america. why were they made in america? because most of the cattle had been killed in fighting. so american boots, traveled in studebaker trucks and radios were made in the united states, and american canned meat. kept them going. so, american and british achievement, economic and industrially, was absolutely fantastic. the one more looks how incredibly -- one example. the japan dhhs first of owl,

but thank god create hitler broadside.he were some commentate you find here are all these gangsters, no more, no less. the sidekick and although sort of people. these are just gangsters who were given enormous authority and fantastic control, which of course they were quite an fit to exercise. the only thing they need to due to do this carry all of these came to the fall in the way we mobilize our countries to organize the worst of the american industry did this fantastic job in the american economy provided the means for all the allied nations, including the russian and the russians march to berlin. why do they have to be made in america? , so american boots traveled in studebaker tracks up their radios were mostly made in the united states. the eighth american can meet. it's what kept him going. so the american and british achievement comes economically and industrial were absolutely fantastic. when one looks at how incredibly incompetent -- take one example. how the japanese thought they were ever going to make a succes

is giving away countries to hitler the way we began world war ii.t's like saying you're soft on communism and a word that destroys the american debate because it basically says the other side is un-american and shouldn't even be in the debate, and ways of dealing with the real power in iran, which you know is not ahmadinejad but the clerics, and how we deal with them effectively, let's go on from that. >> well, you know, i don't want to be rude to sally here but we just saw -- >> thank you. >> her inability to answer the question shows that this is nothing except empty debasing rhetoric. the use of the word appeasement in this context, and -- and your pal, our old pal mitt romney, who you may come to support in this campaign, didn't just say it was about iran. he said it was about barack obama's entire approach to the world. >> and he's right. >> no, no, no. did we appease moammar gadhafi? do you even know what happened on the asian trip that the president just took about the chinese military influence in the pacific? >> no, but -- i think you're pr

when he made the hitler comment, it was in front of all of his coaches. have been there long enough that i knew if i confronted him in front of his coaches he had to win the confrontation. that is how he is. when we were in a car alone in we were driving to a speech, i said "i have a pretty good sense of humor about jokes about jews." my mom used to tell a joke about a jewish mother on a beach and her baby was washed away to sea. she looked up at the sky and said, "if you spare my child, i will be forever grateful." then there's the baby unharmed. to look at the sky and said, "he had a hat." that is funny. what he said was not funny. i pointed that out. there's nothing funny about hitler. there is a long silence. i thought was going to say get out. he said you know what i hate more than anything? when i say something stupid. that is the closest i ever heard him say "i am sorry." he knew he went over the line. he did grasp that. i was able to get by. i had to have that conversation with him or would not have been able to sleep. >> he retired. did you ever

but it is possible to believe that this war with hitler is misguided. poles and czechs, they're jewish interests, not british. i know what you believe. i don't think you do. i doubt that you know, for example, that the first 2 british pilots shot down over germany were black shirts. the kiel raid at the end of last year-- they were both mosley's men. and sir ernest bannerman, mp-- i suppose you would call him a crank and a traitor. well, he served in the first war. he was a member of the north russian relief force in 1919. right now, he has a son serving in northern france. you have a son serving with the raf. are you prepared to lose him, to see him slaughtered simply because hitler invaded poland? i'll take you to mr. fleming. thank you, milner. you see, we're not so different, you and i. we would both welcome an end to this war. by the way, you will let me have that book back if you've finished with it, won't you? sir... [distant gunfire and men shouting commands] [airplane] your unit number? i need your name, rank, and regiment... [men speaking indi

. >> and they picked hitler. those were the days when they went out on the limb. >> greg: this is not as brave as they would think. they think this edgy. it's like the middle-aged divorced man trying to hit on his daughter's friend. he is trying to get some audience be cool. why does he look at me when he citizen that. >> because you are twice the age of your girlfriend. [ laughter ] >> one of the runner-ups is admiral. >> that should have been the winner. >> you know who else was, the purchasers of the fast and furious weapons. >> really? i wish i read the article. >> greg: you were part of demonstration against "time magazine". >> i was the face of the movement. >> greg: you were not just the face but your protest wasn't specifically mentioned. but don't you think they were talking about you. >> i'm a protestor, so, yes, they were. that could have been me. face covered. i will say they've got it wrong again. ever since redeye debuted in 1985 to rave reviews, i am always concerned with the story and it is congre

would be the jews then god sent a hundred hunters someone who comes with a gun and he forces you hitler was a hunter so when these comments were brought to john mccain's attention during the last election cycle he immediately rejected the endorsement of the reverend but not newt hell newfield just fine speaking at this mega church down in texas and in fact when he spoke there over the weekend he had quite a few interesting comments about the america that his grandchildren will grow up in and i warn you it's very frightening he said. i have two grandchildren maggie is eleven robbers' night i'm convinced that if we do not decisively win the struggle over the nature of america by the time they're my age they'll be in a secular atheist country potentially one dominated by radical islamist with no understanding of what it once meant to be an american so let's break this down because it all sounds very very scary for news grandchildren first of all america is going to turn into a secular atheist country ok i got that young americans are less religious than their elders these days but it's als

little bit of background or on the friend the reverend turns out the reverend how you kind of like hitler as in he was a fan of his work with the jews here's an excerpt from one of his sermons where he set god says in jeremiah sixteen behold i will bring them the jewish people again and to their land that i gave to their fathers behold i will send for many fishers and after i will send for many hunters and they then the hunters shall hunt them that would be the jews then god sent a hundred hunters someone who comes with a gun and he forces you hitler was a hunter so when these comments were brought to john mccain's attention during the last election cycle he immediately rejected the endorsement of the reverent but not mute hell newfield just fine speaking at this mega church down in texas and in fact when he spoke there over the weekend he had quite a few interesting comments about the america that his grandchildren will grow up in and i warn you it's very frightening he said. i have two grandchildren maggie is eleven robber's night i'm convinced that if we do not decisively win the strug

i don't think that presideet obama is hitler, okay.nk there is anything in any way remotely vaguely analogoos. to me it's outrageous, and econdly it shuts down conversation. it is simply meant to demean the president of the united states. let's take away whatever differences you may have with this president, i think that kind of languageeabout our -- the president offthe united states is ouurageous and i think that it is intended to absolutely shut down a conversation. he, i think he thought he -as being a funny guy, and i think he thought he was bbing a provocaaeur, and he was going to be rewardee for being so rude towards the president of the united and i -- here'' the thing. fox didn't fire him. abc fired him, and why did abc fire him? ú&ain, i think the answer is their advertisers and their audience, they have people who are watching that program, monday night football, they have people advertising on that show that they feel could not or would not tolerate that3 association anymore. that if he's there, they3 wwre going to lose aud

joseph goebbels, hitler's propaganda minister, had a lot of fun with that little morsel. in fact, he said that propaganda broadcasts that donovan's new home was for 50 professors, 10 goes, 12 guinea pigs, and as she. which actually wasn't far from the truth. "wild bill" donovan really is three stories in one. it's a very compelling biography of a truly heroic figure. met a lot of tragedy in his life. it's also a spy story, and exciting spy story about world war ii. and it's a story about political intrigue at the highest levels of washington which is a part that really intrigues me the most because i'm a journalist. i said in some talks i would have loved to been a reporter covering "wild bill" donovan back there in the '40s. and i probably would have. donovan liked reporters. he liked leaking to the press. he had reporters on his staff as propaganda, and before he heads up the oss, the office of strategic services, he would go out overseas on mission for the government or for his own private industry, posing a big correspondent and putting two different news agencies. he

, he strenuously does not believe the united states has any business getting involved in fighting hitlern world war ii. you know who else did not believe the united states had any business getting involved in fighting hitler? another candidate's newsletter dividing him in the backside. the surfaced essay shows newt gingrich praising romney care. the health bill that governor romney signed into law this month has tremendous potential to affect major change in the american health system. and in other news, gingrich released a new campaign ad in iowa. >> that is a winner, baby. >> it changed my mind. >> he has been hitting romney care pretty hard and hitting the mandate pretty hard. how big a deal is it with a newsletter with his name on it both things were praised. >> can you smell conflict? it is problematic for him -- well, you never could spell. yes, it is a problem for him because he is being inconsistent. this time is convenient because you are trying to get the conservative base. he is having slippage in the polls which is never a good thing. he is a flip-floper and now it appears th

three days later, hitler declared war on the united states.dmiral kimmel and general shord and appointed owen roberts to head and investigative commission. >> they write a report completely unredacted signed by the president and sent around the world accusing the admiral and general of dereliction of their duty and further finding that they were "solely responsible for the success of the japanese attack." >> other heads individual have rolled, the performance could not have been exemplary because the attack succeeded. >> the u.s. fleet in the fill fine pines and u.s. army in the philippines. >> mac arthur received notice of the attack 7 hours before they themselves were hit. he had the opportunity to remove all of the b 17 flying for treasure bombers so that they wouldn't be caught on the ground wing stip to wing tip. >> we do ultimately lose most of our 17s. >> robert stinnett believes he ney have been part of a larger conspiracy. >> he was told on november 27 stay in a conditionsive node and what is what he did. you have the congressional me

you have people with swastikas and hitler tattoos. this is their prison. they are comfortable with doing it because it's their prison. >> gerald ritchie is the inmate that wright tries to avoid. >> people like to dance around the racist word. i'm absolutely a racist. people like to say we're in a post racial society and race doesn't matter and it is insignificant. if race didn't matter there wouldn't be different races. >> ritchie is four months away from completing a two-year sentence. he is a member of a prison gang called the saxon knights. >> the aryan brotherhood and saxon knights are white supremacist organizations. they share similar ideologies in their creeds and bylaws. >> here i have the saxon knights representatives. and other ones right there that is my saxon knights crest with the bolts. >> he was the president for the organization at one time. the organizations take possession of certain parts of the facility such as where they were working out. the saxon knights will say they own that part of the facility and no other offenders can go on tha