i can't leave the hitler metaphor. i hope rick santorum when he says he didn't mean to do it, i hope that is right because i like to put a ban on hitler metaphors in american politics. the only people who should be compared to hitler are people who commit genocide against millions of people. every politician when they are about to go down that hitler road ought to have something in their heads that says "don't go there." >> it's not just president obama's faith santorum is calling in question. here is more. >> it's not just president obama's faith santorum is calling in question. here is more. >> the left in america has their own moral code in which they want to impose on this country. you can call eight it a world view, a theology, they have their own moral code they want to impose on everybody else while they insist and complain people of judeo-christian faith are intolerant of their moral code. >> joy-ann reid, is he implying the left in america is not judeo-christian, is this designed to help him with evangelicals,

i can leave that hitler metaphor.ope rick santorum when he says he didn't mean to do it, i hope that's right. i just like to put a ban on hitler metaphors. in american politics. the only people who should be compared to hitler are people who commit genocide against millions of people. every politician when they are about to go down that hitler road ought to have something this their heads that say "don't go there." >> not just president's faith santorum is calling in question, here is more. >> the left in america has their own moral code in which they want to impose on this country. you can call it a theology, moral code, world view, but they have their own moral code they want to impose on everybody else while they insist and complain people of judeo-christian faith are intolerant. >> joy-ann reid, is rick santorum implying the left in america is not judeo-christian, is this helped him to win the evangelicals? >> i have trouble believing anything he's doing is planned, it seems like he's unused to being the front-run

as hitler's persecutions not spread to other areas, particularly after hitler takes over austria in 1938. actually, his native country. brings in several hundred thousand more jews into germany. and hitler's anti-semitic policies are beginning to spill over into other countries where there are many more jews than germany, like poland, which had over 3 million jews. after his re-election, for the first time, you get a new roosevelt on the jewish issue. he does begin to do things. doesn't get up there and make big speeches about hitler, but he does finally loosen the restrictions for immigration after his re-election. so that the quota of 26,000 plus a couple thousand for austria does get filled during his second term. and his biggest initiative relates to his belief that you've got to extract the jews from germany, and perhaps extract the jews from other parts of europe as well. that he comes around to the belief during his second term, freed of re-election pressures, that the only solution to the problem of the persecution of jews in germany, and as it's spreading more broadly in europe,

and as for your slippery slope, hitler did not start small. deliberate annihilation of a religion didn't kick off with "insurance reform." (laughter) he started by trying to take over all of germany with a machine gun in a beer hall. they saw him coming. in jail he authored a little best-seller writing "the personification of the devil as the symbol of all evil assumes the living shape of the jew." doesn't sound nearly as bad in its original angry german. (laughter) that's a real font, by the way. so in the early 18930s when you're saying hitler was making subtle and incremental changes and it was a slippery slope, he was focusing on more broad changes like 192 when a little group of a half million brown shirts shot his political opponents in the streets not to mention those intimate little back room gatheringings the nazis held in nuremberg. my point is, hitler didn't play small ball. so lighten up, francis. america isn't nazi germany and the secret police aren't coming for you. hell, the i.r.s. isn't even coming for you. (laughter) his gover

, and then, of course, denying that he was comparing the president to hitler. here's rick santorum on saturday, talking about the president's positions on the environment, although you'd never know it. >> this is what the president's agenda -- it's not about you! it's not about you. it's not about your quality of life. it's not about your jobs. it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. oh, not a theology based on the bible, a different theology. but none -- no less a theology. >> sunday morning, bob schieffer asked the logical follow-up to that. >> so, senator, i've got to ask you, what in the world were you talking about, sir? >> well, i was talking about the radical environmentalists, that's why i was talking about energy. this idea that man is not -- is here to serve the earth as opposed to husband its resources and be good stewards of the earth. >> i don't want to just spend the whole program on this, but was your use of the word "theology", perhaps you could have had a better word than that? i mean, don't you know that -- or do you wonder that that

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we can let hitler rule the world, and that's not acceptable. we can get involved in the war, and that's not acceptable. or we can become -- what did he call it? he had a name for this. the arsenal of democracy. we don't have to send our troops, we don't have to send american boys to be killed overseas. we can just send tanks and planes and boots and uniforms, the things that britain and ultimately the soviet union needed. did we expect that money to be paid back? no, of course not. it was called lend lease, but it was in effect the first mass of american foreign aid program. you know, roosevelt had to steer through a lot of opposition. there's no question that the lend lease program was of fundamental importance for helping britain and later russia resist nazi and fascist aggression. one of the great paradoxes of the world war ii period is ame always believed the greatest threat to america was not from japan but from hitler and in europe. after all, american civilization was closest to european civilization. japan might threaten china or indoch

it's jessica alba. >> once you go black hitler, you never go back hitler.ole of black hitler meant a lot to me. i wanted to portray hitler as a way he was always meant to be portrayed. as a proud woman of color. >> you're out of order. well, if you scratch an actor, you're going to find a storyteller. and that's what all great movies are, stories told by storytellers. and in this case -- mm, this frank smells delicious, it must be a hanks frank. >> hanks franks. >> i'm sorry, tom, we can't show the product. we can't show the product. >> what do you mean we can't show the product? >> we can't show it. we talked -- >> read my contract. turns out the h-bomb always brings the -- >> who's the h-bomb? >> who's the h-bomb? who are you talking to? >> a power film is boundless and really knows no bounds. it inspires millions of people constantly, past 100 years really. became the american art form. nothing like film to bring people together really in an emotional and psychological effect on audiences and change their -- i mean, not this picture. this picture's terri

right. >> .them, of adolf hitler, which is a terrible comparison i think.e, i've met george bush. he's not adolf hitler, but when you see obama with a bone in his nose and dressed in a loincloth, yyu're saying, this guy is a primitive. >> right. >> he's an animal. he's not a developed person. he's not a civilized person, and that, i think, is worse. >> and they'd be never saying the same thing if he were an anglo president. has, has he been a good president for the black community mr. bond? >> yes, but he's not een a everything black people want. and there are many black people that say, gee, i wish he'd done more. but he's a president whom i think about 94% of black people would eagerly vote for again. >> you do believe that. >> oh yeah, and i will too.3 >> yeah. tell me about what he has community wished he had done. >> well, maybe it's what he did do that i wish he hadn't done. >> well, either way. >> when he called.. [laughter] .when he said that the policeman in boston, who in ú&mbridge -- >> this is skip, skip gates. >> this is skip gates. yeah. when

have jews with hitler. i mean, this guy has no boundaries, it seems. >> yeah, well, you know, right now he is playing the role of social conservative. and he is trying to appeal to that base in michigan and beyond. and really this delegate map and the way that the delegates are apportioned skews to more conservative and more southern states and he's playing for that -- those voters right now. >> but is this a role or is this the real rick santorum? >> here's the other thing about all of these comments, al. for the longest time, the media has been kind of upset because we're not getting into more of mitt romney's head and we don't hear enough about what he's saying and what he's thinking. with rick santorum, at least we are getting more into his head and know what the guy is thinking. i think that's important. we need to at least applaud the fact that we're -- he's being very honest about what he thinks. >> when you look at the polls, though, 67% among the very conservatives like him. but among independents,

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i once talked someone out of playing hitler's daughter.a daughter, but in this crazy movie script he did. of course, hitler's daughter eventually became president of the united states. i helped the actress considering that part of hitler's daughter by asking, if this is the last part you ever play, do you really want it to be the last part you ever play? if you're not a star, show business is a really tough way to make a living. you never know where your neck paycheck is coming from and you don't know what you have to do to get that paycheck. the actress who played this part was probably paid no more than $800, maybe $1,000 for her half day's work. she's going to get very little or possibly no residuals at all for that ad being played locally in michigan. it's not the kind of work that can help her career. there is no way the criticism that she is enduring tonight is worth it to her financially. no way. to the actress who made this mistake, i'd like to share the rule that i and all of my friends in showbusiness have lived by. i've done thi

war implying that the president even in a thinly veiled way is hitler. complete control of his senses? >> he certainly has. he's deparred from every shred of decency, every bit of logic and every sin till la of human compassion to make a comparison and draw a parallel between barack obama and adolph hitler is not only reckless, it is itself dangerous and subversive of the very democratic principles upon which are predicated our abilities and freedoms to talk in public spaces. we have a right to say what we want to say, about you we also have a responsibility to make sure that we are just as balanced, fair, and judicious as possible even if we're making strong critiques. i think this is wildly irresponsible and shows that this man is off the deep end. >> so if satan is the father of lies, santorum must be the father of i guess mallev lant fantasy and illusion. >> this is a bealzabub moment. in all of this discourse about god and satan and the devil and religion, it always has to do with my opponents. we never see it in ourselves. get behind me, satan is w

hitler unless they are actually as bad as hitler. how would you feel if i invoked hitler to describe a guy who promised glory to a nation and then started saying, really craze (bleep) while wearing a ridiculous outfit. if the hat vits then vear it >> thank you for joining us in the war room. we will join you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "young turks." tonight on the show rick santorum goes after president obama's religion. >> it's about some phony ideal. some phony theology. >> we're going to counterattack tonight. you want a culture war, i'll give it to you. >> ps congressgrs womom f fm d.c.c tolds autepublicacaididt want one woman testifying on their all-men panel. that one women they didn't want testifying we have her right here at rebel headquarters so you can hear from her. plus . . . >> voted number one resort in this united states. >> by the 1% of the 1% for the 1%. we're going to attack that too. it's go time. ♪ ♪ >> well, rick santorum is doing great in the polls. santorum at 36%. romney at 26%, so he has opened up a 10-point le

, you never go back hitler!ple who brought you "the terminator," "dora the explorer" and the rutti tutti fresh and fruity breakfast. >> i can -- >> hey! hey! hey! hey! the button! >> what? >> get the button! >> what? >> the button! ♪ ♪ meteor of freedom ♪ you have to beat that meteor of freedom ♪ ♪ >> "movie: the movie." >> god, i'm [ bleep ]. see you later. [ bleep ] kimmel. >> this film is not yet filmed. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with oprah winfrey. will: hello earth. so good to see you, seeing me. we know you find tv irresistible. and hulu. yeeeaahhhh. now, follow me... ... below the curtain. to the hu-luboratory. where we make the irresistible, irresistibl-er. worker1: (theme song from the x-files) worker2: (the "gung-gung" from law and order.) catchphraser1: "they killed kenny" catchphraser2: "you are correct sir" will: and. our latest silver bullet... hulu plus. full seasons and full series runs of your favorite shows-- in your new favorite place: everywhere. you see, this is your brain, on tv. this i

and when he is right about what he is certain, which is hitler, one of the great men of the age. and when he is wrong, as with india and sometimes with ireland, he is a great failure. >> and with the white russians. >> and fascinates me. there are those of us to kind of model through because we know we are not gifted with revelation. and there are those who think their visions are perfect. it turns out there are strengths and weaknesses in both. if you have the person who is convinced his vision is perfect and they are doing the right thing, they are the best possible agent for the purpose. but it is nice to have a few of us muddlers around testing if it is right. >> obviously your charity work and teaching, you come back to the holocaust. the holocaust was in my lifetime. i was born in 1939. to me, that is and enormity that this was done when i was alive and it was done to little kids like me. how did it affect you? >> it was, of course, over one i was born in may of 1945. probably did not know if think about until i was a freshman in college. i had a wonderful lecturer in histo

his joke from the opening. >> and then we're going to go kill hitler. >> that kind of impression maye worked back in the old snl days of 1970 perhaps, but today it just felt a little offensive. the best dress, sophia. and she wasn't even at the ceremony. she just went to a party. the greatest did it or didn't it internet debate since janet jackson at the super bowl. possession of an offensive 1980s hair style, brad pitt. raise your game, son. and finally, the second best impression of the night goes to colin firth who, according to twitter, played off the dramatic lead role brilliantly of me. and all the cynics moaning about "the artist" winning best picture, the american dream was built on the premise of thinking the impossible and making it possible. only in america could you take a silent movie with a bumpl of no-name french actors and an annoying dog and making it a hit.

someone used a black marker to write references to hitler and racial slurs.dents hope whoever did this gets caught soon. >> shouldn't just do it period. i don't know why that person wrote that, that hurts a lot of people. >> reporter: the district tells us that if it was a student behind this, they do face suspension, possibly even expulsion. if it wasn't a student, then they have a meeting with sfpd. >> this one has been a piece of palo alto history for decades and tonight the city council will decide the future of the downtown post office. the building is expected to be sold as part of the plan by the usps to close. a smaller post office will be put in to replace it. the old branch will be put up for sale in may. the public is invited to tonight's meeting to discuss the sale of the building. >> a san francisco neighborhood known for music is bringing a bit of the big easy to town all for fat tuesday. the district will host block parties to celebrate. there will be free concerts, processional and all of the food you can eat before lent. some events including

we're talking about hitler here. anyway, today, santorum explained his comments saying it's a world war ii metaphor, one i've used 100 times. when asked if he was comparing the president to hitler, he said no. but what was he doing? >> i think he was putting this election in a -- >> if we don't stop this president from being considered a socialist, we think he's a nice guy socialist, he will end up being a dictator socialist. >> yes. he's trying to put this election in apocalyptic terms. and almost religious apocalyptic terms. but i think also what we're seeing here is while romney is this incredibly scripted candidate, and that's not working for him, santorum is incredibly unscripted. >> we're choosing here if you're a republican voting on the 28th, which is now about eight days from now, it looks like this is tightening up in michigan to practically even now. is there any way -- i think romney could easily win this based on his trends and some of the polls. but is this about a guy who can't talk and a guy who talks

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take a listen. >> were you comparing the president to hitler? >> no. >> reporter: kyra, listen, ever since those february 7th sweep, the sweep of victories for santorum, he has jumped in the polls. he's a co-front-runner with mitt romney. anything and everything he says is going to come under the microscope. a lot of scrutiny. he's had some comments over the last couple of days over prenatal tests, on abortion and birth control. there's been a lot of controversy. where is he today? he's in arizona campaigning two events. tomorrow right here behind me, this is mesa, arizona. the other three candidates and santorum will be here for our gop presidential debate. >>> meanwhile, mitt romney's campaign burning through some major cash. what's going on? >> reporter: let's talk about the campaign cash because now we're in 2012 the campaigns have to report every month. take a look at this. this is the amount of money that the campaigns had as of february 1st cash on hand as they call that, money in the bank. mitt romney at the top at $7.7 million. newt gin