a man best known today for having stood up to hitler, personfied resilience and served as the beacon of hope in britain's darkest hours. what people don't realize is this ike onic englishman was, in fact, half american. his public life would stand more than 50 years as a dramatic combination of success and failure, of triumph and tragedy. stay with us as "war stories" looks at the life and teams of winston churchill. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and fret. >> had it not been for adolf hitler, winston churchill would not be a household word throughout the world. >> when hitler was elected and appointed chancellor of germany in 1933, few could imagine the horror that lay ahead. winston churchill knew otherwise. >> after the slaughter of the first world war, everyone stuck their head in the sand. >> winston churchill shares more than just a name with his legendary grandfather. he is also a member of parliament. >> he was convinced that this war could be stopped without a shot. >> he also saw things very clearly, and he also saw them before other people did. >> as a

hitler meadow, maybe. ( cheers and applause ) we are hitlertown. now, that being the case, i just want to do something that hitler never did. i'm going to weigh the pros and cons of this. all right? so let's bang out some ps and cs. any time you abbrev monosyllabic words it takes the same amount of time. okay. hey, it's thursday. take as long as you need. this is fantastic. pros of baby designing. you can get rid of genetic diseases. con, it could create genetic super diseases. pro: smarter, more athletic kids. ( laughter ) con: they just might turn on you. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh pro: create real-life x-men. con: wait, the x-men were mutants so if anything it could hinder the creation of real-life x-men. ( laughter ) pro: playing god. con: playing god. pro: increased life span. con: only for the rich. ( applause ) okay. now look, good or bad. designer babies are coming. and the thing that's really worrisome is that most people won't have the money to go to a lab and build their genetic super baby which means we're going to create a permanent

the allies had come at hitler from all sides in 1945. the russians from the east, the americans and the british from the west. one-by-one the allied forces discovered scenes of horror and madness in concentration camps abandoned by the retreating nazi. inside the camps remained tens of thousands of survivors and heaps of up buried corpses. generations later i nationalled the world embracing the survivors. the iron gates of the camp must have swung open on the rolf of the forces and the victims -- like trapped coal miners, freed from a mine shaft or a wrong accused prisoner emerging from behind the prison walls they were free, hot meals, showers, doctors, must have awaited them. the reality was darker. many thousands did not leave the allied camps. some not for months some not for years some not at all. thousands died from disease and malnourishment even after hitler's defeat. at dozen of camps like them they remained jailed inside the walls that hitler erect. with survivors surround be the stench of death and swallow the liberating fors

it was all that at of hitler and heinrich himmler had wanted."ltimately about 14,000 jews were killed in the liquidation of the warsaw ghetto. the rest -- the rest were exterminated under conditions we already described. we are trying to sort of cover the actions in different theaters of the war, and sometimes they occur in parallel, but you have to keep in mind the liquidation of the warsaw ghetto is carried on at the same time the germans are incurring terrible losses in their fight against the soviets on the eastern front. and yet they believe it is worth their time to pursue the liquidation of the jews of europe. they believe it is worth their time. they believe it is worth their resources. resources are diverted even though they are deploying valuable workers. again, that is all powerful the rhetoric of total war is. but having been apprised of what was going on, having been armed with the rhetoric of retribution, the british are more than willing to explain they are coming to set these matters right. in the spring of 1943 -- we know in janu

but unfortunately, it wasn't before a surviving member of the hitler family, grandson chip hitler released this statement. all of the hitlers join me in condemning lena dunham for comparing our grandfather's actions to those of bill cosby. however, we all applaud the bravery of the ass (bleep) episode of girls. >> chip hitler's got a point. but criticism isn't stopping cosby. cosby has been performing throughout north america as part of his far from finish tour. quick note to bill cosby's press team. if your client is being accused of brutal assaults on a weekly basis, maybe don't say he's far from finished. just a little tip. now -- [ cheers and applause ] >> watch the language there. all right? now cosby's to tone-deaf comedy jam attracted people both for and against the coz. >> no more jokes! no more jokes. >> he probably has $20 billion and they are probably after that, i am sure. >> it's fun all these people come out all these years later and there's no witnesses, not even a polaroid. >> larry: so this guy only beliefs things if they were shot on a polaroid? oh, great depression? i do

he found ways to put hitler off until it was too late.eather hitler was not happy about it, but he had his hands full elsewhere. he had used what he had. the spanish have an incredible story of gold that the government health from south america all that call that have been shipped off to spain which was pretty much gone for by the end of the spanish war that had been taken by franco or have been used to buy the material needed for the war. he was not just volunteering to help out the spanish. >> yes. >> a couple of comments or questions you. i can find one of those he was a franco soldier during the war. i gently confronted him and he said, franco brought the longest time of's piece in spanish history. i remember him saying that. whether it is true or not i don't know. also, why did franco bring back the dynasty upon his death? >> well, i know less about that time. he wanted -- there have been a long tradition among the gentiles that supported a monarchy and he wanted to do that. one of the prizes he exacted for bringing back the monarchy

they turned to hitler. that's how we justify the holocaust. why don't we ever hear that? >> i think obama would say that. >> he's insane if he says that. >> well, there you are. >> i think you are exactly wrong. because historians did go and analyze what happened after the treaty of versailles. let me finish. and what did we do after world war ii? we had the marshall plan. we did analyze. >> do we sit around and justify while we are at war the killing, the murders of people while at war on economic grounds? germ warfare? no. they are evil. >> no one is justifying. >> nazis were evil. isis are fi justifying. >> you are trying to debate what irrational people do. sometimes evil is what evil is. >> that would be fine if it was a couple of buddies at a bar having this discussion. when you have the highest office in the world, president of the united states. even to have this discussion during this. right now the only question should be how do we annihilate them. after it's over with we want to quibble about the origins, right now crush them. >> but i think in some way maybe w

hitler did not think it was a good idea at 1st.a performance of wagner and was full of music and wants to the subject is that i went on. the delegate from spain spain, the delegation from spain was sitting they're. he turned on for three or four hours and finally says all right, you can have the. germany had enough at that time. the terms of the surrender treated as an air force. they can bury them in the pilots. she threw carriers. and it was those planes that flew over to north africa to pick up the army. franco was pulling together to invade its own country. they flew across the mediterranean near gibraltar and began what was a slow and bloody march up toward madrid. opponents laying down from france in europe. a country that was so dominated by its rural mobility and by the church, the roman church. 60% of the population was still illiterate when the republican government came in. one of the 1st things it did was set up public schools. they set up 17000 public schools between 1931 and 1936. so the 36. so the people were deeply

-- a little hitler -- with adolf hitler. there is growing support in the u.s. for arming ukraine, but the german chancellor says her country will not be sending any weapons kiev's way. >> as you say, there are increasing calls to arm ukraine and give the army war weapons calls coming from the u.s.. -- calls coming from the u.s. >> quite a lot from former pentagon insiders, but one writing in "the new york times" is that would be a big mistake. he says it is not worth raising the stakes and possibly escalating the conflict pushing nuclear armed russia into the corner. it says that the only way to resolve the crisis is diplomatic, not militarily. he says it should be turned into a neutral buffer zone similar to what austria was during the cold war. he says that the west should take the eu and nato expansion off the table in russia, for export should help an all-out kiev regain control over the region. >> thank you so much for the international and the french press review for in depth look check out our? ome to the 3:00 ferry f

i would ask my parents -- who is hitler?nd why is he yelling and why is he saying that he will kill all the jews? most of my parents said, don't worry, hitler won't come here, the nazis won't come here. >> if it had been less gradual, my father would have been more conscious that has to get out of here. >> it was 1944, mid-march. >> it was passover. >> they came on horses and said pack food and clothing. >> they surrounded the house. they give us one hour. >> all of the villagers lined the streets. not one single one of them, not even my best friends, said they were sorry. >> every jew was on the street. we had to walk 14 kilometers to the train station. >> we were loaded on to the cattle cars. nobody spoke. there was silence through the whole journey. they didn't give us any food or any water. >> there was no bathrooms. nothing. >> there was a bucket, an empty bucket, in the corner. 100 people were packed in our cattle car. >> they didn't open up for air or nothing. >> i would doze off and it would become more like a nightm

it's hitler or the bullet. >> jimmy: maybe that's why he grew the moustache, as a filter. some kind. >> never thought of that but that's possible. >> jimmy: hitler also, unbeknownst to me, and everybody told me after i told them i learned this from your book, was addicted to cocaine and methamphetamine. >> yeah, he couldn't get up in the morning unless he had cocaine eyedrops. he had this doctor who would follow him around with drugs. they had to put eyedrops when he was lying in bed for him to actually get up. this is at the end of world war ii, in the last five months. that's what the book deals with. then to just function during the day, you've got shots of methamphetamine. because as i said, evil feeds upon itself. and he was just destructing, his whole body was falling apart, he was just such an awful human being. >> jimmy: that's what they say. but i never met the guy. when [ laughter ] >> you don't want to be too judgmental, right? you know, maybe we can get a production deal. "stalin wasn't much better. >> oh, he was pretty awful. >> jimmy: i mean this guy, were yo

. >> "the factor" tip of the day, putin may want to sue hitler. wait until you hear this. still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> "the factor" tip of the day, putin may sue hitler, in a moment. but first the mail. bob, north lake, illinois. after reading killing patton and listening to colonels hunt and shafer, here's my question, what would patton do? different world with america having difficulty with iraq and afghanistan, there's no appetite for ground war among the american people. i'm not sure the folks would go along with it today. clearwater, florida. mr. o'reilly, please

. >> "the factor" tip of the day, putin may want to sue hitler. wait until you hear this.l fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if new jublia is right for you. >>> "the factor" tip of the day, putin may sue hitler, in a moment. but first the mail. bob, north lake, illinois. after reading killing patton and listening to colonels hunt and shafer, here's my question, what would patton do? different world with america having difficulty with iraq and afghanistan, there's no appetite for ground war among the american people. i'm not sure the folks would go along with it today. clearwater, florida. mr. o'reilly, please explain how the segment was in any way fair and balanced as you claim "th

look if the world had mobilized against hitler in 1935 or six, okay, he would have been crushed.e defended himself. >> that is true. >> the evidence was there. the evidence is there now. the jihadists will slaughter you if you are an infidel. even if you're another muslim, if you are a shia, the sunni isis will cut your head off. if you are a sunni, the iranians will blow you to kingdom come. so now is the time where the world has to mobilize. there's no leadership. there's nothing. there isn't even a spectrum -- >> but the reason there's no leadership is because it doesn't come from the united states. you do not expect a decadent europe to actually rise up against its enemies. it didn't in the '30s. it's not going to do it today. think of the gulf war, the war against -- >> do you think we can lead them? japan saber rattling now since the world war ii because they had the guys beheaded. do you think we could lead them into a culmination of 20 nations -- >> we can. we showed in 1990 that we can lead them. we had a president who said the invasion of kuwait this will not stand whet

they're saying basically, look this isn't the hitler threat. this isn't even the soviet union threat. this is a rag tag -- it's a bunch of largely disorganized terrorists who they are spread out all over and hit here or there but that doesn't threaten the existence of the u.s. >> here is the thing. this is precisely what people said at the time of world war ii. they had signs saying, let us fight hitler from here, not go to war, not put boots on the ground. the idea is that these were distant threats. >> we just interviewed a senior nato commander who is saying, we expect that russia will be in a war in five to six years. >> putin believes he will be and he's preparing. >> for first time in 25 years the security of europe is seriously in jeopardy. we are looking at an iran that's coming so close to a nuclear capability that as kissinger reminded us, it's going to cause a chain of proliferation. we have learned that isis has as many as 20,000 foreign fighters of whom perhaps some 5,000 have western passports with visa waivers in order to get int

. >> it records a german carpenter's single-handed attempt to blow up adolf hitler during an event in munich. that explosion that could have changed history forever missed the theater by just 13 minutes. now we turn to sarah harmon. "13 minutes" was the big news of the day. what did you think? >> this was an interesting film because the director is not a well-known figure in history even though he did something quite amazing -- he single-handedly planted a bomb attempting to kill adolf hitler, and he certainly deserves a lot more recognition for what he did. you can sense the director's respect for this character. this ill-fated assassination attempt, as we all know, does not work out so instead of focusing on the attempt itself, he focuses on the developments in the character's life that led him to the point of being ready to do this incredible deed. my colleague had a chance to sit down with the director and talk about what made the man such a compelling character. >> is the first true resistance fighter we had, and he comes from the countryside. he is an ordinary man, who is, i wou

the girl is wearing a swastika seemingly dressed as adolf hitler. ocean county's prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile matter and may take action. >> we have to analyze what was said how it was delivered and whether it has the capability of being a potential threat. we're not driven by public opinion we're driven by the law. >> as of right now, prosecutor has not filed any charges. >>> a state judge is now deciding the case involving penn state's late football coach joe paterno paterno, his estate and the university. lawyers argued whether his death should affect his estate's ability to sue the university and the ncaa over how they handled the jerry sandusky scandal. the judge will rule whether the estate can continue to pursue a breach of contract claim. >>> a group of lawmakers are eager to find out exactly when a redevelopment project at the willow grove naval air station in montgomery county can begin. state representatived to steve ed totodd stephens and others toured the facility in horsham yesterday. the redevelopment

. >> reporter: rookie patrolman michael hitler says the cameras are fair. >> good afternoon, folks how going to take that extra step i'd rather have somebody say good job you did the right thing. >> i can see it's a courtesy car car. >> hitler invited our crew along for ride to see how the cameras come come in to place. >> in his short 18 months the job. >> hitler hasn't had to deploy his weapon but says he has used constructive force. >> i just commanded him to the ground. i withdrew my weapon. obviously i didn't discharge or anything like that i withdrew my weapon and used verbal commands. >> reporter: even routine incidents can be tested. >> yellow color chevy. >> reporter: for that reason chef chew says the cameras musting rolling for each and every call. >> we have a policy very very strict policy that you will be inn testimony affairs investigation will be investigated and you will be interviewed and determined if you violate our policy. >> reporter: the new gear is getting a double take on the streets. >> pretty will smile and wave and act like they're taking a selfie. >> report

the teen who posted this picture of herself dressed like adolf hitler is actually the daughter of a newersey police sergeant. nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg spoke with members of the orthodox jewish community about the controversy. >> reporter: the daughter of a new jersey state police department sergeant donning a swastika seemingly dressed like adolf hitler. >> i find that extremely offensive. >> reporter: messages spread on social immediate, yeah now upsetting to many in lakewood's large orthodox jewish community. perfect bombing time is the caption on a photo of a crowded water ice shop. >> ignorance and danger to the comments. >> reporter: the postings came from teens in neighboring jackson township in the last couple months. we're not identifying them because of their ages. ocean county's prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile matter and some action may be taken. however, he tells me, no charges have been filed. >> you have to analyze what was said how it was delivered and if they have the capability of being a potential threat. we're not d

hitler had an idea. you do not want the wrong kind of idea. you want roosevelt rather than hitler. those three things have to come together to really fix the problem. simon: it is important to highlight this sense of vision, a future we can build. this is one of the great things about the american experiment the declaration of independence. we declared what we wanted a country. all men are created equal. this proposes that when we are on our best -- you compare that to the arab spring. everyone knew what they were against. mubarak out. nobody said what they were for. mubarak out. now what? i think that was one of the distinction factors between america and the egyptians. we did not just say, england out. it started with a vision of where we wanted to go, and you can look at the declaration of independence. the rest of it is, and here is how england is preventing this from happening. i think there is a lot to be said from that idea of where we can go, which is really lacking in a lot of democracies whatever you want to -- sheila: i with that. maybe we have to hit rock bottom, where

you want roosevelt rather than hitler. and those three things have to come together, you know, i think to really fix the problem. >> i think it was a really important thing to highlight this idea the seasons of vision, the sense of -- the sense of a vision, the sense of a future we can build and this is one of the great things about the american experiment which is the declaration of independence. all men are created equal. and this is sort of the vision that was proposed to us that when we are at our best that's what we're trying to offer. you can compare it to the arab spring and what happened in egypt. everybody knew what they were against, which is mubarak out. but nobody said what they were for. okay mubarak out, now what? i think that was one of the distinguishing factors between america and sort of the egyptian which is we didn't say, you know england out. it started with a vision of where we wanted to go, and then -- and if you go look at the declaration of independence, then the rest of it is and here is why engla

clinton referring to him as hitler. if putin is hitler, clearly, we have to go to war.at is the logic. is it not? is it not? where are the voices that say, this is crazy? he may be a russian nationalist, he may be threatening, but hitler? >> during an interview on cnn, president obama acknowledged united states played a role in the ouster of viktor yanukovych last february. >> mr. putin made this decision around crimea and ukraine not because of a grand strategy, but essentially he was caught off balance by the protests and viktor yanukovych fleeing after we brokered a deal to transition power in ukraine. >> president obama's comments read headlines in russia. this is russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. >> i have two comments which are important. there's been confirmation the united states was directly involved from the very beginning in this antigovernment coup d'État. and president obama literally called it the transition of power. secondly, i would like to know obama's rhetoric shows washington's intention to continue doing everything possible to unconditionally

[gunfire] >> along comes this great last gasp p by hitler at the battle of the bulge., 1944, and it was also pearly and mickey's wedding day. >> battle of the bulge started very early. he still goes to the wedding. >> he knew what was going on all the time. he was getting reports. oliver: five months after the wedding, two german officers marched into eisenhower's office and surrendered what was left of the third reich. >> he just growled at them and said do you understand the terms of what you have signed? you had better understand it, because i will hold you personally responsible. he signs a simple telegram saying, folks, the war is over. oliver: with world war ii finally over, the five-star general and mamie retreat to private life. president harry truman has other ideas. that's just ahead on "war stories." ♪ ♪ ♪ oliver: general dwight d.izen hur returned home from europe to a hero's welcome in november, 1945. >> he was appointed chief of staff of the united states army, something he didn't really like at all. he's looking at demobilization of the armed forces, and

hitler could not contend with them. these partisans decimated hitler's troops in yugoslavia. this is what we have now. vietnam is another example. the viet cong came out of the woodwork. you can not fight a war against these people. you can spend all the money and send all the troops but you , cannot solve the problem. host: what should be done? caller: everybody criticized our president. it is a difficult situation. who has a solution? no one. host: jennifer daskal, your thoughts. guest: george is right. we are fighting and nonstate we -- a nonstate actor. we have been fighting a nonstate actor since 2001. a nonstate actor that morphs hides in the shadows. this is difficult. no one is suggesting that this is easy. i think george is right. there is a risk that a lethal strategy, a strategy that puts fighting first, would backfire. at the same time, there is also a need for lethal strikes and warfare. i do not purport to have answers. we do not historically have a great track record, the united states nor any other nation in the world. that said, al qaeda core, the group that

it's like, adolf hitler, get out of poland, here's $2000. but it doesn't work that way. neil: you are right about that we try to deal with irrational people in a logical way. my argument that benjamin netanyahu should be allowed to speak with congress, the fact is that the invited out, the leader of the united states coming and he should be allowed to speak in all of these people who say they are not going to go to it or a variety of reasons is just bunk to me and they said that that's wrong, that's a travesty, what is being allowed to go on is insulting and it's even more insulting going to an event like this. >> if there were war in the middle east, the only place the u.s. could tell in his in israel. and that includes fighting for the rule along with the utmost encouragement, they are best friends, as soon as you get east of england, they are best friends. the idea that mr. obama is snubbing miss the curse words he called them unbelievable. where this anti-zionism comes from i am not right sure i think it basically comes from the minister, but there's something wrong

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hitler could not contain them. these partisans decimated hitler's troops in yugoslavia. this is what we have now. yet not is another example. the viet cong came out of the workodwork. you can send all the troops and spent all the money and you will never solve the problem. host: what should be done, george? caller: there is no solution to this problem. everybody criticizes our president. it is a difficult situation. who has a solution? no one. host: jennifer, your thoughts? guest: this is we are fighting and nonstate we have been fighting a nonstate actors since 2001. a nonstate actor that morphs hides in the shadows. this is difficult. no one is suggesting that this is easy. i think george is right. there is a risk that a lethal strategy, strategy to put fighting first, would backfire. at the same time, there is also a place and a need for lethal strikes and and warfare. i do not

. >> hitler discovered that he could not get straight soldiers to be savage and brutal and vicious enoughout his orders, but that homosexual soldiers basically had no limits on the savagery and brutality they were willing to inflict hitler sent them after. so he surrounded himself, all of the storm troopers, brown shirts were male homosexuals. >> that's the american family association, who reince priebus invited to go to israel. groups have cataloged who this work is. they're notorious, even within republican politics. after they and david lane specifically joined other far right activists in 2012 saying mitt romney shouldn't be the republican nominee for president because he worships a false god. these guys are notorious, even inside republican politics. but reince priebus took hundreds of thousands from them, made this arrangement and would be hosting this big trip for the national republican party. "time" magazine and israel reported that a third of the members of the rnc said yes to go on the trip and reince priebus would be going, with the american family association and david lane.

hitler invaded austria in 1938. were 11 years there that went up in smoke in the movie. >> reporter: in the movie sister maria introduces the von trapp children to music. in real life, the von trapp family was singing long before maria arrived as their governess. first they sang for fun, then for necessity. >> there's a missing character in the film, father france vosner, our conductor, living was. he was the musical director. when thi father losts -- my father lost his money in 1936, he went broke. we sang to earn a living. them. >> reporter: in the movie the family used their performance before a nazi audience as a trick to escape. in real live the baron wouldn't let the children sing for the nazis. in real life, they didn't do this, they took a train to italy on to america, where they continued to sing. what did that do with your bond to your siblings? >> we were very close, yet we fault as much as you might expect with normal families. >> was it tough, getting up on stage and everyone had to smile. >> the art st

one reason was they were nazis hitler couldn't adjust his thinking to reality. he regarded the russians as subhuman who would be brushed away but on the other hand his armies were going to depend on russian and ukrainian presence for their supply. the germans lost because of logistical problems. they couldn't adjust their thinking to reality. the russians, on the other hand did. stalin was crazy also, but in the face of the threat of destruction stalin brooded by himself for two or three weeks and came out thinking straight. so, war teaches societies to be rational and if you read-- i would call him the-- be rational think straight. don't be-- don't believe in illusions and that's what society learn from more. that is ultimately set of warfare. >> professor ginsburg, people listening to this their heads might be exploding thinking you are promoting more. >> i don't promote war. i think wars terrible. however, or is a state of affairs in which we find ourselves often and we have to understand it. we can't simply say it's bad and i don't want anything to do with i

his highness prince charles compared him to adolf hitler. we saw the british barrister last week saying that this is a common criminal. vladimir putin is a common criminal dressed up as a head of state. that is the kind of person we are dealing with. how does one deal with that? there are a number of ways. the sanctions that have been introduced are biting. yes, they are having effect. the russian economy has been hit. we are seeing the oligarchs lost billions in the value of their assets. we saw the russian currency, the rouble knows dived. is that enough? >> no, there needs to be more. we need further sanctions. what kind? with iran, when the united states and the world switched off the the interbank payment system, the swift, it got iran quickly to the negotiating table. if we talk about switching off swift, this important interbank payment system for russia, i am sure that would have a massive effect on the russians, and vladimir putin will see that the west is serious. >> andy joins us from london. thank you for being was. we'll be back

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hitler couldn't it just is thinking to reality. he regarded the russians as sub humans who would be brushed away. but on the other hand his armies were going to depend on russian and ukrainian presence for their supplies. while murdering those peasants was in a good way to get the cooperation. the german class because of logistical problems. they can adjust their thinking to reality. the russians on the other hand did. in the face of the threat of destruction stalin burdick by himself for two and three weeks and came out thinking straight. turn the army over. we have to be serious. civil were teaches society is to be rational. you know if you read -- i always call him a fortune cookie general. but his son serious nature lesson. irrational. think straight. don't be -- don't believe in aleutians. that is what societies learn from war. that is the old cement lesson of warfare. >> host: professor ginsberg people listening to this, their heads may be exploiting saying you are promoting more. >> guest: i don't promote war. war is terribl

they never really understood that hitler wanted a master race.al islamists are motivated by a religious doctrine that has no place for you or i or moderate muslims or anyone else they disagree with. they want a master race. >> joining me now democratic congressman adam schiff ranking member of the house intelligence committee. good of you to be here tonight. he seemed to agree with general jack keane and others who have suggested this is the communism of our time this group isis. and that we need a global strategy to defeat it. after they say we need to identify it as what it is. in their view is a war against radical islam. what say you? >> well, i agree that we need a global strategy. and i certainly agree that this is the fundamental challenge of our time. i don't agree with senator graham though that this is equivalent of world war ii but we've been through far worse challenges in the past. and i don't think it adds really to our strategy to try to compare it with the existential threat that we had during world war ii. at the same time we are

hitler would have had absolute carte blanche, he probably would have been able to take out russia earlier. he would have -- operation bash rosa -- barborosa would have succeeded. the americans coming in would have been smaller, there would have been no d-day landing, it would have been a disaster that shamed our civilization. he was the guy who held out against it. it was courage, it was bravery. that's what i take from that. >> one of my fave result paragraphs in the book, your chapter, the 100 horsepower mental engine, and because you'll do it more charmingly than i will, would you read it? >> if -- this one. if you have a spare 15 minutes go on youtube and look at the sublime outtakes of churchill's only televised party political broadcast from 1951. he sit there is, gazing at the camera with utter savagery while they make him repeat his script over and over again. finally, he breaks off from being tormented by the producers and gives them what-for by reciting a long section from gibbon about the spread of christianity. that's actually true. the chunk from gibbon he, wasn't a great chr

they never really understood that hitler wanted a master race. his goal was not to take part in the -- but dominate the world with an arian race and others would suffer and the jews destroyed. motivated by a religious doctrine that has no place for your eye, modern muslims or anyone else who disagree -- they want to master religion. >> he doesn't seem to dispute that, but he doesn't like describing it as radical islam. and he spoke to why just this past weekend in an interview with cnn. listen. >> there is an element growing out of muslim communities in certain parts of the world that have perverted the religion. i reject a notion that somehow that creates a religious war. because the overwhelming majority of muslims reject that interpretation of islam. they don't even recognize it as being islam. >> your thoughts on that. >> well number one, mr. president, when you talk about closing gitmo, and you talk about -- if you close gitmo tomorrow and gave the palestinians everything they wanted, they would not stop radical islamists. radical islam is m