prior to this their anti-hitler. this is all prior to the pack. >> host: would have been to the hollywood anti-transcended the? >> guest: changed his name. it existed and it is no longer -- everything that the american mobilization committee the league of american writers and all of these groups now have the super isolation point of view and that you can't do anything to irritate hitler. he's not the problem. trumbull basically says in the remark of andrew. the only reason they switched was because hitler doublecrossed stalin. as soon as hitler doublecrossed stalin and all these hollywood communists and say by the way we now have to even in thing now. >> host: said the invasion of russia takes place. it's a total shock of course. >> guest: over and over again again -- >> host: so that happens. how long before they print it and become pro-war? >> guest: a week. the league of american writers has this hold the against invasion or the united states helping out and would even notice this life-and-death struggle against i

the soviet union he had been anti- hitler. each and every one of them that i talk about were members of the communist party. a member of the communist party, you had to be from the soviet union. that was the only way you could get in. so the hard-core communists when hitler decided to make his alliance with the soviet union stalin switched to be pro- hitler, but so did all of the communist party's members in the united states and hollywood as well. they would be making a movie picture about it glorifying it. don trouble was one of the greatest apologists. i go into some detail about how he became an apologist for adolf hitler at the one that is absolutely remarkable and a forgotten chapter. >> i guess it was new york, but i go into detail about the american writers congress. now i didn't say we love you, adolf hitler. the church of new england. considered a pariah country so far as the hollywood left was concerned. the american writers congress -- american writers group. >> host: just to be clear this was after the pact of 193

so when hitler decided to make his alliance in the soviet union not only was it to be pro- hitler but the members in the united states in hollywood as well and they are going to be making a movie picture of it by the way. he was one of the greatest apologists in this time. have which i go into in some detail. >> host: in and the forgotten chapter i think -- >> guest: the fourth american writers which were held i guess it was in new york that they had these conferences and i go into detail and show how they were on the side of adolf hitler. what they did was be a demonize and it was a pariah country so far as the hollywood left was concerned in the wake of the fourth week of the fourth american writers congress and all these people on england saying that england is the enemy, not hitler. >> host: so this is after the pact of 1939 so by that point it is clear it's already happened. he's already shown aggression toward his neighbors and these are people who are reading the newspaper every day and know that if they are taking hitler. >> guest: many >> guest: many people were jewish and th

hitler wanted war in 1938. he was angry that he allowed himself to be maneuvered into a diplomatic agreement. the deal bought the democracies time. hitler understood, and it stood in the way of his ambitions. for chamberlain, munich represented a tactical victory of sorts. it provided britain with a way to build strength in preparation for the showdown that was to come with this juggernaut, the nazis. when the war came the following year, the not see invasion of poland came in 1939, when that war began, munich became a symbol of diplomatic naivete. by the time chamberlain died in 1940, his reputation was in tatters. he said, few men can have known such a tremendous reverse of fortune in so short a time. he said that not long before his death. the point for us this evening, is that u.s. policymakers henceforth would come to see all instances of potential compromise with adversaries as another munich, evidence of appeasement. to americans, chamberlain showed only a kind of gutless willingness to bargain away the

hitler wanted war in 1938. he was angry that he allowed himself to be maneuvered into a diplomatic agreement. the deal bought the democracies time. hitler understood, and it stood in the way of his ambitions. for chamberlain, munich represented a tactical victory of sorts. it provided britain with a way to build strength in preparation for the showdown that was to come with this juggernaut, the nazis. when the war came the following year, the not see invasion of poland came in 1939, when that war began, munich became a symbol of diplomatic naÏvetÉ. by the time chamberlain died in 1940, his reputation was in tatters. he said, few men can have known such a tremendous reverse of fortune in so short a time. he said that not long before his death. the point for us this evening, is that u.s. policymakers henceforth would come to see all instances of potential compromise with adversaries as another munich, evidence of appeasement. to americans, chamberlain showed only a kind of gutless willingness to bargain away the

a little bit about why you feel this needs to be put up. >> the reason why we ran that photo with hitlers not merely because he is a palestinian nationalist but the leader of the muslim world who had lived on hitler's dime from 1941 until 1945 support israel, defeated yard. you talk about hatred but you have track record of hatred for arabic and islamic people yourself. >> wherein that message does it say arab or islamic people? >> jihad. >> jihad. bill: you are taking a leap. are you are you backing the jihadists? >> i'm not backing the comparison between a civilized manner the savage. >> would you call the beheading of daniel or james, would you call that savage? >> it is worth noting they have come that have come out with a statement saying they respect the decision, disappointed. they have one month to appeal. >> i am thrilled that we won because it is not us. everybody wins. bill: "high speed chase". ♪ >> a scene from the bronx. the video is graphic. the driver is charged with criminal possession of stolen property. >> if you feel like getting a tan while continuing your education r

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

at that time hitler still had a very strong army west of the rhine.e counted almost on the certainty that he would not allow them to withdraw, that once they saw the situation to be hopeless they would then take the bulk of their forces back across and therefore defend that very great obstacle in such a way that we would have a terrible time getting across. so, we began to plan the basic what you might say the power crossing of the rhine for a crossing just to the north. this would be in the zone of the 21st army group under general montgomery. to that forced i had attached the ninth army in order to reinforce the blow. of course, we give them considerable time to prepare for what you might call that power crossing. in the meantime, however, we went about the business of destroying the german forces to the west of the rhine. that series of probes have been taken up first by the bradley army group and finally down into the army group from the french and american army in his command. >> there was considerable argument as to how we should cross it once w

. >> hitler was hopping mad when the news reached berlin.e immediately demanded the heads of those who had been responsible for this treason. he set up a drumhead court-martial headed up ia confirmed nazi. the court-martial left berlin on the 10th of march, three days after it was captured. it included three officers, none of whom had any training in military justice. they allowed no defense counsel for the accused. three majors and one lieutenant were dragged for the court-martial, arranged and sentenced within an hour. they were taken out the next morning into a small wood about 25 miles from the rhine river shot via firing squad in the back of their heads. they were buried in 10 inches of soil. this was hitler's quick answer to the capture of the bridge. hitler through in everything he had in an effort to destroy the bridge. he fired the deadly vat's against the bridge. he mobilized a couple of big railroad guns to fire in their big charges. most of all, he thought he could destroy the bridge through underwater swimmers. there were as a s

and the superman clobbering hitler, $3,000. how did they do? outperform our preoption estimates by about 50%. >> the total haul for the collection $300,000. >> in the end, did your comics save the super day? >> it was seed money for the process of rebuilding from sandy. ♪ >> i'm inspired by brick and britta and the small town's determination to rebuild from sandy. so before i leave, i do my part to help bring salty's back to life. >> bring it on. what else you got? do we get a lunch break? there's one heirloom from his grandfather that brick didn't sell, these scrapbooks of comic strips, dedicated to his father before he was born. some of the strips are nearly 100 years old. he doesn't know how much they're worth, but given the growing market for comics, he says he may hold on to them for another rainy day, or just keep them as a memory of the grandfather whose comic collection came to the family's rescue. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching. and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to sh

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this was hitler's quick answer to the capture of remagen bridge.rough in everything he had in an effort to destroy the remagen bridge. he fired the deadly v-2's against the bridge. he mobilized a couple of big 17-centimeter railroad guns to fire in their big charges. [explosions] most of all, he thought he could destroy the bridge through underwater swimmers. it was a special group of swimmers that had been trained in vienna, all under 29 years of age, in perfect physical condition. they went into the water several miles above the bridge and swam underneath water, armed with charges that they were going to put against the bridge. however, they were picked up by a real powerful american searchlights mounted on tanks that were sweeping the river during the night. these swimmers never did reach their objective, and they were captured by the americans a mile or so below the bridge. president eisenhower: the action of the people actually at the scene of the capture was beyond praise. there was only the one bridge to start with. engineers were brought fo

so he found ways to put hitler off until too late. hitler was not happy about it needless to say.but that's why he had his hands full elsewhere. it was just franco thinking i don't need this were. i've already had a war. he'd used up what he had. the spanish had an incredible story the government held -- doled the government help from south america but all the gold have been shipped back and does is pretty much gone by the end of the spanish civil war. editing either taken by franco or they had used it to buy material they need for the war. spent a couple of comments come a couple of question. i was just saying when franco died and the were visibly thousands and thousands of people crying as i said, so on the other side of equation he was greatly adored by a lot of people. and i confronted one of those, he was a franco soldier during the war and i kind of gently confront him about franco and he said, franco brought the longest period of peace in spanish history. i guess we been saying that, whether it's true or not i don't know. but also why did franco bring back the dynasty upon

the ads lead to hitler. they command septa for effort to prevent these ads. >> for the jewish community, not nice to see hitler on the buses or to see prophaganda, what hitler and joseph used to den owe great and dehumanize a religion. >> the ads will appear on 84 buses for four weeks. septa, though, has new policy now, no more political or public issue ads. >> get ready to see bill big boards like these around center city, approved installation of two large 3d electronic billboards yesterday. catalysts outdoor advertising provided us with the preview whatever they're going to look like, they range in height from 30 to 50 feet. no one will be at the north broaden trans to the convention center. the other across from reading terminal market. 70% of the content displayed will be ads, with the rest devoted to public service announcements and other material. >> well, pope francis' trip to the united states this fall will include a trip to the white house. the pope plans to speak with president obama on september

in for the jewish community it's not very nice to see adolph hitler on the buses or to see propaganda of what hitler used to dent tow great and dehumanize a relive jow. >> afdi now has more than a half dozen lawsuits filed against transit authorities across the country. reporting from septa headquarters in center city, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> advertising is about to go three dimensional in center city city. city council approved installation of two large 3d electronic displace range in height from 30 to 50 feet one of them placed at the north broad entrance to the convention center and the other across from reading terminal market. 70% of the content displayed will be ads. the rest of it will be devoted to public service announcements and other material. >>> pope francis will visit with president obama at the white house during his upcoming visit to the united states. the president and the pope met one year ago at the vatican. now the white house says the two leaders will continue to conversation on september 23rd september 23rd. the following day the pope will addre

any deal with iran is like a deal with hitler. soviet union thought they could cut a deal with hitler. the thing that their leaders were most mad about is that hitler breeched the agreement before they -- breached the agreement before they did because they had intentions apparently of breaching it. so we're somewhere between neville chamberlain and stalin in trying to reach a deal with a modern-day hitler except hitler didn't have some crazy religious idea that he should wipe out everybody in the world that didn't have the exact same religious beliefs that he did. look, we're on the side of right. presidential cissy in egypt's on the side of right. saudi arabia u.a.e., all over the middle east they're becoming afraid because this administration is on the virge of cutting a deal that will allow iran to continue moving forward, to not just one nuke, but many nukes and a breakout could be a matter of weeks. i know people are talking about it could be years, but when you hear from people that know that could you have a facility 30 met

identity and here" and here was the story of hitler's brew at that time. they showed that in selma. was no way that people could not make the association and decide they didn't want to be on hitler's side or jim clark's side that america had to change. my father always told me that white supremacy is a sickness. and you don't get angry at sick people. you have to help them overcome their sickness. then when you compare jim clark's ranting and raving, george wallace ranting and raving with martin luther king's brilliant articulate oratorical flourishes around freedom. >> 100 years from now the historians will be calling this not the beat education but the education of integration. >> you immediately wanted to be free with martin luther king. >> we'll have coverage of the memorial in selma tomorrow starting at 2012:30 1230:30 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. >> a maryland couple has sparked a national debate because of the way they're raising their kids. it's called free range parenting. it started out as an ordinary walk home from a park in suburban maryland. >> that was awesome! >

thearounds feature hitler and carries the tag line jew hatred. it is in the koran. freedom initiative produced these ads. >>> tonight nbc 10 is learning more about the timeline of terror. before the co-pilot of the germanwings plane intentionally crashed it into the french alps. audio recordings reveal pounding could be heard on the cockpit door from the captain who was locked out and trying to get back in. those recordings reveal alarms were sounding onboard and passengers in the cabin were heard screaming. this german wings crash is revealing that commercial air lean standards vary across the globe. nbc 10's drew smith joins us to explain why these issues affect your safety and security in the skies. >> jackie when you ply in the united states it is unlikely a pilot or co-pilot would ever be alone in the cockpit but as the crash shows the rules are not the same in europe. >> pilot and current flight instructor walked us through how it is possible for co-pilot andreas lubitz to take control of a plane. switches on the flight deck like this one allows pilots to lock

you invent a time machine you head back to 1920s germany and meet up with young of young hitler.s point, hasn't done anything wrong. just has a 5:00 shadow right here. you know what's coming down, do you shoot, shiv, or shout? >> i've always been one to try to be a heroine, so i'd probably shoot him. >> larry: you would shoot. >> you gotta have some common ground somewhere. >> larry: i get it. the first thing i would do is shiv hitler, put him down and then i would shoot him and then i would shout "look what i just did to ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile? get america's best unlimited 4g lte family plan. two lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just $100 a month. stuck in a contract? don't get trapped by the other guys. t-mobile will break you free. we'll buy out your contract up to $650 per line. so don't wait, get americas best unlimited 4g lte family plan with two lines for just $100. switch to t-mobile today. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at th

mussolini was the 1st one to give money to help husseini and not hitler. mussolini wanted to get rid of the british helping the jews. what is interesting exactly that they were helping the jews with exactly the same made. the jews destroy the british embassy in rome. the resistance. helping them in any way. >> very astute points and extremely accurate ones as well. the influence especially with italy he actually was impressed with miscellany to show you how desperate he was to ferment this revolt against the british that is another part of this. a perfect solution that germany could rid itself of the jewish problem by throwing the jewish out. and of course you are absolutely right. keeping the incident in my vest pocket because in 1951 there was a book called the revolt. a brilliant book one of the classics of wars of liberation, underground warfare terrorist campaigns, whatever you want to call it. a copy of it was found in al qaeda's library in kandahar in 2,001 when us forces invaded afghanistan. i have studied very closely because of his transformation

clearly this is the man who is part hitler. hitler at least farmed out his propaganda.does it all. >> there iscriticism that the u.s. is not doing enough to step up against putin especially in the ukraine because perhaps they want russia's help with iran and with syria. >> i think that it's a little more complicated than that because europe is taking the lead there. this is happening in the heart of europe. if europeans aren't willing to up the sanctions, get tougher on putin i don't know what we are supposed to do, go to war with putin on our own? that has been ruled out by pretty much everyone. i do think that after this i don't think there is a single shred of credibility left to anything that putin does. i would just hope the europeans move along those lines. >> that's the obama line, the only alternative to capitulation is war. the alternative is to supply ukrainians with weapons they have been asking us for for a year. the one thing ominous about the murders putin was elevated when he promised that he wouldn't touch him his entourage or followers. now putin has sh

you invent a time machine you head back to 1920s germany and meet up with young of young hitler.shout and keep in mind he's just a bad artist at this point, hasn't done anything wrong. just has a 5:00 shadow right here. you know what's coming down, do you shoot, shiv, or shout? >> i've always been one to try to be a heroine, so i'd probably shoot him. >> larry: you would shoot. >> you gotta have some common ground somewhere. >> larry: i get it. the first thing i would do is shiv hitler, put him down and then i would shoot him and then i would shout "look what i just did to hey mom, you want to live by the lake, right? yeah. there's here. ♪ did you just share a listing with me? look at this one. it's got a great view of the lake. it's really nice mom. ♪ your dad would've loved this place. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg

the ads include images of hitler and read islamic jew hatred is in the quran and like it or not anti islamic ads are coming to septa. today transit authority said it will in the peel a federal court ruling that the new hampshire based non-the profit afdi has a first amendment right to run bus ads linking muslims to hitler. septa general counsel says there will be no more appeals because more court battles would be too costly and septa has instant revised its advertising policy. >> the new policy is a complete prohibition against any kind of political or public issue ads. >> reporter: earlier this month we spoke to the lawyer representing afd i. >> police too much political correctness with what is going on in the middle east and may client, she speaks, truth to power. that is the whole point of these messages. >> reporter: at a special septa board meeting this afternoon members of the religious leaders council of greater philadelphia commended septa for its effort to try to prevent the ads. >> this type of thing is also extremely distasteful to any thinking jewish person. >> it is ou

you invent a time machine you head back to 1920s germany and meet up with young of young hitler.just has a 5:00 shadow right here. you know what's coming down, do you shoot, shiv, or shout? >> i've always been one to try to be a heroine, so i'd probably shoot him. >> larry: you would shoot. >> you gotta have some common ground somewhere. >> larry: i get it. the first thing i would do is shiv hitler, put him down and then i would shoot him and then i would shout "look what i just did to new trident unwrapped is the gum you love without a wrapper. welcome to the easy life. ♪ trident unwrapped. super useful. helps fight cavities. marcia, what happened? peter hit me in the nose with a football. now sweetheart... shut up! marcia, eat a snickers®. why? you get a little hostile when you're hungry. better? better. marcia, marcia, marcia... when you set out to find new roads, you obsess over perfection... evolve function... elevate form... and create the highest quality mid-sized sedan. chevrolet. the most awarded car company of 2014. right now, get zero percent apr financing for six year

they feature hitler and carry the line jew hatred it's in the koran. a group called the american freedom initiative produced the ads and has placed similar advertise ams on busses in other cities and the pro-israel group has filed the lawsuit to have the ads go up in new york as well. >> philadelphia city council is taking action to protect people from train cars that carry dangerous cargo. council passed a resolution asking the federal government to build safer tankers. >> it follows the derailment over the schuylkill river and several accident across the country. >> if a fiery derailment were to happen in the city and hundreds of thousands of people would be in the blast zone and people simply wouldn't be able to get away. >> we want to make sure that we can prevent a catastrophe from taking place and we don't have an environmental catastrophe. >> the measure passed today demands faster changeover from single-wall tankers that puncture easily to double-walled construction. >>> back-to-back house explosions at the jersey shore prompt a plan to prevent

the ads feature hitler and carry the tag line jew hatred it's in the koran. a pro-israel group called the american freedom initiative that produced the ads to place similar ads on other buses in cities. the group filed a lawsuit to have the ads up in new york as well. >>> this morning the eagles are the talk of the nfl after signing the league's leading rusher demarco murray. fans greeted the former dallas cowboy when he arrived at the nova care complex yesterday. the eagles gave him $42 million for five years and new eagles quarterback and former oklahoma teammate sam bradford helped seal the deal. >> sam is a great friend of mine. he's like a brother to me as well. it was a huge influence once i heard that he was getting traded here. he immediately texted me and told me hey, jump on board. let's go win it. >> the eagles traded nick foles to the rams for bradford. murray said he passed up more money from other teams to play for a winner in philadelphia. >> isn't it amazing how on wednesday chip kelly lost his mind and today he's a mastermind. >> now it seems

the ads include images of adolph hitler and read islamic jew hate tread it's in the quran. septa who initiately refused to run the ads says it disparages disparages muslims. while respect the court's decision we're disappointed. an attorney representing the american freedom defense initiative responded. >> there's too much political correctness going on particularly what's going on in the mill east and my client she speaks truth to power and that's the whole point of these message messages. certainly they are provocative because they want to stir people to think. to think about what these particular issues are. >> reporter: and the american freedom defense initiative has challenged at least half a dozen other major cities refuseing to run this ad. the group has won in court every time much septa says while they're still weighing their options it's possible they may appeal. we're live in center city tonight. i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". all right diana. thank you. >>> national leaders of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity and the university of texas officials are

you invent a time machine you head back to 1920s germany and meet up with young of young hitler.in mind he's just a bad artist at this point, hasn't done anything wrong. just has a 5:00 shadow right here. you know what's coming down, do you shoot, shiv, or shout? >> i've always been one to try to be a heroine, so i'd probably shoot him. >> larry: you would shoot. >> you gotta have some common ground somewhere. >> larry: i get it. the first thing i would do is shiv hitler, put him down and then i would shoot him and then i would shout "look what i just did to only pizza hut's new menu finally gives crust the flavor it so rightfully deserves. get any one of ten new crust flavors for free. like, toasted asiago. salted pretzel. or honey sriracha. order online and get a large two topping for just 7.99. only at pizza hut. new trident unwrapped is the gum you love without a wrapper. welcome to the easy life. ♪ trident unwrapped. super useful. helps fight cavities. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in

[inaudible] that mussolini was the first one to give money to help husseini and not hitler. mussolini wanted to get rid of the british helping the jews. and what is interesting. [inaudible] that they were helping the jews with exactly the same aim. and the jews destroyed the british embassy in rome which is also interesting. we gave them a lot from the resistance after the second would war, to the jews helping them in any way as we did with the nigerians against the french. >> thank you. >> those are all very astute points and extreme accurate ones as well. certainly the influence over the palestine arabs in the 1930s especially for italy and germany and one in come and britain was enormous import you are absolutely right. just to make the story is a more compensated, stern study classics in rome. there he action was very impressed with mussolini in fact. also receive money from the italian government during world war ii to undermine the british. to show you how desperate stern was to really to foment this revolt against the british he also sent emissaries to try to get some

i just wanted to mention that in the nazi germany employment increased across the board but hitler made the choice to exterminate large swaths of humanity. >> i obviously was opposed to hitler but i was also too young for that. what i'm trying to say is that when you say 50 million babies or whatever come on. those are not accurate statistics. throughout life, the human race women have had a need to and have limited births. and basically limiting births also improves the quality of life for many people. some people they can have large families others cannot for a variety of reasons not just economic reasons but their health reasons. and so it isn't a fair analogy at all what hitler did to the jews was an atrocity that we all are appalled by and don't want to ever see again. but basically when you're giving women a chance to determine the size of their own family -- and women do this usually with the loved ones in their own family and their partners -- come on. you're giving them a chance to live a life that has a higher quality. and that they can be healthier. high maternal mortality ra

the ads include images of hitler and a read islamic/jew hatred it is in the quran. at a special septa board meeting this afternoon members of the religious leaders council of greater philadelphia commended septa for its efforts to try to prevent the ad. >> while we affirm the constitutional protection of free speech, had that does not diminish our condemnation of irresponsible speech. the language used in these proposed advertisements is distorted, prejudicial, and inflames hatred. >> reporter: septa's general counsel says the decision was based in two parts. the first being the expense of running out all legal options would be too high, and the second septa has since revised its advertising pol willcy to restrict what is being called public policy issue ads. >> if any ad that deals with any issue in the public that is being in debate any kind of individuals who are running for office, you know that want to post signs on our buses. >> reporter: septa fully expects its due policy to be challenge in the courts. the group the the american defense initiative now has mor

, but because it thought referencing hitler referencing the nazi, would help close the deal with theulace, would cut off debate in congress, would reduce the matter to a satisfyingly clear danger between evil in the form of saddam hussein and good in the form of the united states. moreover, even when history is the source of the policy, the lessons of history are often hard to fully pin down. they themselves can be ambiguous. and therefore, the antecedent reasons often determine the choice between alternative historical interpretations. so, for example, france between the wars. this'll be my one reference to a non-us situation. in france, some senior french leaders through one set of lessons from world war i, while another set of leaders to another set of lessons. so history is the source of the policy, but there are differences about how to interpret that history. however, having said all of this, the cynical approach which dismisses the flexion of history in public policy to that of near rationalization i think is insufficient. because historical models often acquire a life of thei

he did his best to give a hitler salute. police officers that responded testified yesterday in the case that frazier glenn cross was praising hitler when taking limb into custody. they asked him in the process of apprehending him, he asked how many jews he succeeded in killing. one officer says he tried to recruit him right then and there at the scene of the murders. tried to recruit him to the white power cause. he asked if the cop was german. he wanted to make a nazi case. he is an ex-con. a known neo-nazi. he is charged now with capital murder, he is facing the death penalty if he is convicted. he also ran for office in the great state of missouri. in 2006 and in 2010 he ran for congress and then he ran for u.s. senate on a platform of white power and hating the jews. and, i'm happy to say, nobody voted for him. he got less than 50 votes in both elections combined. he was just a candidate, crank protest campaign. then within four years of his last crank u.s. senate run, he had killed all of those people in kansas city. ho

saddam hussein of the popular and hitler of popular how do you know? thousandss were lining up to say farewell to boris nemstov. neil: what did you make of that? >> we -- it is 85 percent is a number you know, it doesn't include the ratio of fear. you know when someone asked what do you think about mr. fruit in. people putin people don't want tosay anything. neil: so many came out to red square. >> that shows it is not 85% and in moscow, and they want russia to change. neil: what is your fear? >> things will get worse putin will stop only when we is stopped. neil: more opposition figures? disappearing? >> more executions in russia, more destableingization in europe, and more support with iran and whoever is working alongside putin to destroy global staeub stableization. >> they need to understand, it should be a message as long as putin stays in power nothing will improvement so far they believe that sanctions will sooner or later will be removed. they don't believe that america and europe are serious they believe that they are lobbying effort will hel

he paves the way to somebody like hitler. somebody like hitler might come from eastern ukraine.the questions everybody asks in the west is how much longer will vladimir putin be in power. you said he thinks -- you think he faces a real test of his leadership in 2017. ilya: great tradition in russia to make revolutions in 2017, we continue. the situation is pretty similar like it was in 1914. there also was a great war started and we were in that war, protecting our brothers in serbia and the whole population was surrounded hail to the chief, roll forward. it was a tiny sect of bolsheviks, the only sect that was against. in two years the situation changed dramatically because of the downturn in the russian economy. we started a great shuffle within the circle and that is what we see now with assassination of nemtsov. ryan: russia's finance minister just said the worst is behind russia. ilya: i think it's wishful thinking. in terms of oil prices, that is absolutely true. financial liquidity crisis the trust of the investors is zero. nobody wants to go in russia. most capital busin

. >> putin without the nazi racism is behaving exactly the way hitler did after he became chancellor in 1933. in the late 30s, by going to supposed assistance of people like the germans who are trapped in another country, hitler expanded and expanded and expanded and that was his mode of operations, and it's putin's. we really need a churchill, and i'm afraid we've got a chamberlin. lou: well in the middle east, a group claiming loyalty to the islamic state beheaded 21 egyptian coptic christians as you know in libya as you know, you met with the archbishop of mosul. you know very well what is happening to even the artifacts of christianity in the region as well as those, those who are the christians themselves and the way they're being treated. 300 estimated captors of the islamic state. among those who have been murdered? >> it's horrible and i think that whether it's isis as you call it now, or al qaeda it's brutal, and i think we are looking at isis trying to expand the caliphate the way the caliphate was expanded in mohammed's time and just after his death, and radically expanded

hitler did the same thing. and 60 million people were wiped off the face of the earth. if you don't think iran is going to get a weapon and use it either to threaten or to use, then you're not dealing with reality. so laugh, steve. >> what's the alternative? the alternative -- >> to allow them -- >> not to allow them to get the bomb. >> of course, that's what we're doing in this deal. >> no, you're not. they haven't allowed inspections to date. >> there are six most powerful countries in the world that are all working together for this agreement and all think it's a good agreement. if it weren't then they wouldn't be doing that. you're talking about -- >> i disagree with you. >> france and china and russia and germany -- >> china and russia have our best interests at heart? >> they're working together -- >> no, they want us to make a bad deal, steve. they want nothing more than america to make a deal with iran. >> okay. >> what the republicans do over and over again is shift the goal line on the obama administration when it comes to foreign policy. whatever it is. we ha

the sky was going to fall and appeasement to hitler. hewrong.nd the weakest part of the speech was not mischaracterization of the agreement and said they are jihadiist and terrorist and hitler and the answer it to negotiate a better agreement. and that doesn't add up. you walk away from the table. iran went from 164 enter deteriorate refuges to 20000. that is why the agreement is useful. it reigns in the program. >> danielle, if the world has options to reign in iran's ambitions. why not continue to keep them in that vice? >> the problem is that the sanctions in many ways have been lifted and turning that around is going to be be hard. the iranians have couped billions in revenues in new contract and oil sales since the president began the talks with iran. that is part of the challenge and they think that the momentum is on their side and they see the pressure on their side and that's what is the case. >> sticking with you a moment, danielle, do you see it differently in the terms of the content in the netanyahu's speech. >> he did a depend job.

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i was in vienna in 1938 when hitler marched in.he next day, i met a classmate and he said, i am never to see to you again. my parents told me that. absolutely cut you out of my life. you could see the people and you ask yourself why. there are many reasons that contribute to this. one is in the medical school within three days, they fired 50% of the faculty because they were jewish. if you were an assistant professor that was not jewish, you could move up so maybe anti-semitism is not that bad. others because parents told them not to do it. others because they felt if they do not follow along, they will be punished. because it was a enough to do what the nazis told you. -- it was scary not to do what the nazis told you. there are many reasons of being told that. innocent people -- previously innocent people can be pulled and because of a number of circumstances. it is quite amazing. charlie: how long after that did you decide you had to get out of austria? eric: my mother had the good sense to get us out. we got out about a year la

they'll say you're worse than hitler. so you just kind of say whatever.nity. the obstacle to good policing is integration. more minorities on the police force so you reflect your community. >> that's a good point, because -- >> not in nebraska. that place is going to drop in the polls after this. definitely not retiring there. >> i want to know where his political contributions went. >> why does it matter? >> i have a hunch it's going to the left. >> it's not like republicans and conservatives haven't said as equally stupid stuff. >>> one more tng is up next. ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes

. >> putin without the nazi racism is behaving exactly the way hitler did after he became chancellor in 1933. in the late 30s, by going to supposed assistance of people like the germans who are trapped in another country, hitler expanded and expanded and expanded and that was his mode of operations, and it's putin's. we really need a churchill, and i'm afraid we've got a chamberlin. lou: well in the middle east, a group claiming loyalty to the islamic state beheaded 21 egyptian coptic christians as you know in libya as you know, you mehbishop of mosul. you know very well what is happening to even the artifacts of christianity in the region as well as those, those who are the christians themselves and the way they're being treated. 300 estimated captors of the islamic state. among those who have been murdered? >> it's horrible and i think that whether it's isis as you call it now, or al qaeda it's brutal, and i think we are looking at isis trying to expand the caliphate the way the caliphate was expanded in mohammed's time and just after his death, and radically expanded into a powerf

it was not only hitler in germany. it was also poland, hungary austria.echoslovakia has been a single island of democracy in central europe, the heart of europe. [applause] and as was said you are the single island of democracy in the middle east, and there must be the solidarity between those islands against the ocean of dictatorship. [applause] >> okay. really, thank you. thank you president zeman. thank you for your stead fast support for the state of visual. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ -- the state of israel. >> two explosions near the finish line of the boston marathon. >> from a law enforcement perspective our job has changed tremendous the. >> we have big problems. we are not immune. >> we don't have a terrorist problem in western kentucky. hopefully we will never expense that but for one i don't want to be the sheriff when something even remotely similar to that occurs because we ignored the problem. >> certainly we have isis, al-qaeda, all these different options. they want to hurt is everywhere they can and that means here at home. >>

states, and world war ii came along, and the united states and the soviet union were allies against hitler. a number of people carried on emotionally an attachment to the soviet union. in this particular case we are talking about both people accused on the base of solid evidence of providing information in the making of atomic weapons from the united states to the soviet union. they were americans who are doing what they thought was right. it started in early 1950, when one of the most important soviet spies, a physicist, was arrested and fbi officials learned that he had passed information to moscow by courier, a courier named harry gold. under interrogation gold identified david greenglass as his contact. greenglass identified julius rosenberg as the leader of a key spy ring. in june of 1950, julius and his wife ethel were arrested. both of them charged with conspiracy to commit espionage under the espionage act of 1917. in march of 1951 they were convicted. in june of 1953 they were executed. since that time, there has been no information produced, and we -- there has been new informati