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which hitler was, too.reason people push back against the hitler comparison regardless of any similarities is hitler ended up killing millions of people. mr. trump has shown a disregard for our law but he hasn't killed millions of people. that's why we want to impeach him. we want to end it here while it's still okay. that's why we want to impeach him. that is liberal billionaire tom steyer. he has been on an impeachment campaign, but it irritated national democrats like nancy pelosi who believe the way to fight president trump is to take back congress. let's take it up with former prime minister david cameron, steve hilton. pretty insulting to family members of victims of the holocaust. >> it's almost like he was disappointed. judge napolitano made the point any time anybody makes a hitler comparison, it always blows up in your face. particularly on this day when you see this president more pro israel. the way he says it, it's like -- they literally want to believe the worst about donald trump. and the way

the pilsen ski hitler backed and poland the quote victim of russia unquote acted before the official start of world war two. the munich agreement for me to germany to annex parts of czechoslovakia hundred cohen between nine hundred thirty eight and nine hundred thirty nine a fact that's not included in the official history of world war two. however this military aggression could be considered the beginning of the. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland is is hidden as the beginning of the war is because it's very embarrassing because. and hungry working already with the nazis in czechoslovakia they invaded it and then chamberlain comes and signs you can dream it and france and england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus and they don't really want us to remember that party c. but they just abandon them and again we have had been for stalin coming on the eastern front. lisa encouraged by this sick sense deputy foreign minister again jim baker doing that in the forthcoming with russia poland along with its early in japan would be allied with germ

poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland as is hidden as the beginning of the war is because it's very embarrassing because poland and hungary wark an already with the nazis and czechoslovakia they invaded it and then that will chamberlain comes in science you can dream it and france in and basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus and they don't really want to remember that part you see but they just abandon them and again we have had been for stalin coming on the eastern front. go inside lisa encouraged by this success deputy foreign minister again claimed that in the forthcoming with russia poland along with italy and japan would be allied with germany and they would divide among themselves the huge piii of the suv union as hitler called it. they were planning to occupy land from the baltic sea to the blanks. they want to annex the western territories of the u.s.s.r. . but hitler had his sights set on them unfound wasn't included in the plans germany anything to take the europe looked on in silence at this difficult moment having lost one faith in

but hitler had his sights set on them unpruned wasn't included in the plan this germany thing to take. europe looked on in silence at this difficult moment having lost only faith in the west moscow move troops to poland. on fungus the twenty third nine hundred thirty nine unknown aggression pact was signed between the u.s.s.r. and germany the mall itself ribbentrop banked the us says on its position was that it was entering eastern europe to protect its slavic brotherhoods ukrainians and bena russians from fascist invaders. mr gold is going to photo shoot wish bush a minute i need to do but no it off is the whiskey what should she go should just a question to go to jillian yodels get untrainable pie skill to voice his vision of it to chill in the kitchen to butcher the night you should not go back even you just get chased for no use of a little force in your thoughtfulness. you've got the view from the on i'm the life of one boss yacov adult a facet of the media on the types that are by me let him to draw. up show. now you're a force of. the institute of national remembrance in poland

-- with hitler's -- hitler. while opposed with some of the time, i doubt people would look back today and say that president reagan's negotiations were not in the best interest of america's national security. so here we are today, mr. president. president trump plunging us into uncertainty when it comes to an iranian nuclear weapon and the credibility of america's work around the world. this is not good timing. if we hope to bring peace to the peninsula. korean what will president trump do if iran restarts its nuclear weapon program? is he prepared to face the prospect of another war in the middle east? we would not have inspectors there anymore, if president trump has his way. back and only set us back and open the door to the possibility of a nuclear iran in the future. does that make america safer? does it make the world safer? of course not. is this just about undoing what president obama did, keeping a campaign promise that does not serve the best interest of national security? mr. trump and my colleagues o

i say that as a prelude to something that just leaped out at me, talking about hitler and what made hitler so toxic, so different and dangerous. you quote him saying in august, 1939, when some of his generals weren't sure about, you know, going to war, and mussolini wasn't sure that italy was ready, and hitler says, "close your hearts to pity. and do it, and move forward." and maybe you could just speak a little about that quality of empathy, and the ability to see the suffering of others, and bring that into presidential leadership, and its importance. fmr. sec. albright: well, i think it's an essential part of presidential leadership or any leaders to be able to understand what is going on with the people, and why. instead of what hitler did and mussolini in terms of identifying with those already that didn't have any respect for those that were on the outside. so, it's the opposite of empathy. by the way, i can't resist saying this, because i'm chairman of the truman foundation and i don't know how many you've been to independence, in going to the house that harry truman returned to, an

what hitler did... that he walked into again, and again, and again.ime hitler had supported zionism, the movement to create a jewish state in the middle east. two years after calls for him to quit, he is finally off. well i have decided that rather than this drag on for another two years, it is betterfor the labour party if ijust resign. i can go back to campaigning on issues like the environment, supporting jeremy's economic plans and all of that. but if i was to stay in and fight this, my lawyers say it could take two years more. this was the start. let's remember when hitler won his election in 1932, his policy then was thatjews should be moved to israel. he was supporting zionism, before he went mad. but by no means the end. he stood by his remarks, to the horror of many in the labour party, jewish community, and well beyond. shame on you! the best—known case of alleged anti—semitism that brought thousands of protesters to parliament square. but he is going at a time of his own choosing, the investigation into his comments, due to restart tomorrow

. -- mention hitler. hamas -- hamas, is pleased with the results from yesterday. ask my colleagues, who among us would accept this type of activity on gore border? no one. no country in this chamber would act more restrained than israel has. the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less restrained. those who suggest the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are mistaken. violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location. the destruction of a united nations member state is so illegitimate as to not be worth our time in the security council , other than the time it takes to denounce it. opening of our embassy in jerusalem is a cause for celebration of the american people. moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem was the right thing to do and reflects the will of the american people and our sovereign right to decide the location of our embassy, a right that everyone in this room claims for their own country

but hitler had his sights set on them unpruned wasn't included in the plans germany's bank to take. europe looked on in silence at this difficult moment having lost in faith in the west moscow move troops to poland. on fungus the twenty third nine hundred thirty nine unknown aggression pact was signed between the u.s.s.r. and germany the moment so everyone trope banked the us says sun's position was that it was entering eastern europe to pertain to slavek brotherhoods ukrainians and bene russians from fascist invaders. historical is good just push him in the final today but it'll mow it off as they wish they got such a go shit just because you have to go to go to jail even your toes get on each annual pie scope of oysters reduction a bit to chill in the chin a blush or the night. that you're going to just get chased nokia's of of it with us on your thoughtfulness. to be on a double life. one of us. the media on the types that are by me. on the interest. of show. now you're free of course or. the institute of national remembrance in poland beat for legislation to demolish soviet era

hitler used propaganda. of course, there were other -- they used religion to achieve political ends and gains and also material ones. there is a saying that says that religion is like an eagle or a falcon. whoever let it go, wins its. therefore, some politicians or those who are materialistic send these messages that are convincing to their brain and mind and heart according to the international islamic world league, through human history the religion has been documented to this date that the 70% of human wars, religions have been used during these wars and, of course, it is a very large number and it is worrisome and it is gruesome. those who have political aims and are free and innocent from that objective, we have to say please do not exploit the religion and we have to say it in their face regardless of their position, whether it is isis, al qaeda, any extremist who is using religion as an excuse. also there are a lot of slogans that become more sectarianism. there are a lot of people who don't have reli

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he really is, which hitler was too. let's not -- i think the reason people push back against the hitler comparison regardless of any similarities is hitler ended up killing millions and millions of people. mr. trump has shown a disregard for our law. he has been -- he breaks the law. he's shown a disrespect for the idea of law and in many ways he has done things that we find or oi find abhorrent but he hasn't killed millions of people. that's why we want to impeach him. we'd like to end it here. >> you dealt with the contradiction in your answer how when hitler gets introduced. you were asked a question about hitler. you did not bring him up. this is what happens with the impeachment argument. it becomes the slippery slope extremist argument and nuance gets lost. it looks like all they care about getting trump. what do you say about that nuance issue? >> i think it's really important that we stimstick to the fact and the truth. that's what we have tried to do really hard. if you listen to me in that answer, i was saying

frederick albert, a soldier in hitler's army, fell in love with eleanor. a journalist uncovered the story and wrote a book about it. it's called "emily -- enemies and love." how did they meet? >> they met in the mess hall in the camp. frederick was a cook. eleanor enters and frederick said it was like he was under a spell. he approached her and said you should know my name, i am the man who is going to marry you. soledad: you write about this in the book. one of the things that is so strange -- that is very romantic , but let's remember, frederick is fighting in hitler's army. eleanor is a black woman. and we are talking about the 1940's. >> everything was wrong about this in every which way. soledad: was frederick not ideologically aligned with the not seize? >> he was a soldier who was drafted like everyone was drafted. he did not hold those views. soledad: one as a pow and one is working under pretty not great conditions. >> he was kind. they started to fall in love when he volunteered in the hospital. through their own flirtations, or sometimes he held

hitler disapproved of the match, we don't know why. perhaps he didn't want his sister married a mass murderer. that's what people speculate. he had her apprehended and dispatched to the eastern front which is an effective way to get rid of an undesirable. so, not only did asperger associate with the top leaders, he advocated the transfer of the most disabled children. this is a talk he gave in the published. he said for all difficult cases observation is necessary. asperger followed his own advice. he transferred people in numerous capacities. and work for remedial schools in one example, he served as a medical expert on a seven-member commission for the city that evaluated children's transfer from one facility to other destinations. in one day, they evaluated 192 files and dispatched 35 children is incapable of educational development education. in one day they decided they were i unable to be educated. it's unknown and will remain unknown how many children asperger transfer. we know there were children he transferred directly to his

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which hitler was too.e reason people push back against the hitler comparison, regardless of any similarities is hitler ended up killing millions and millions of people. that's why we want to impeach him. we would like to end it here. liz: and after a wave of criticism, here is tom now defending his hitler comparison saying "people have not thought about it as intentively the way he has. >> were you taken back? >> no. i know there are people that are very upset about this. i know there are people that haven't thought about it as intensively, maybe as i have. so, no, i know people's fears and concerns, and that doesn't surprise me. but i think it's important to make exactly the point you made. which is there are -- it's important to stick to the truth and not go overboard. to not get into some kind of emotional rant. liz: your reaction, caylee. >> how pathetic that you have someone comparing the sitting president of the united states to a dictator. that's a disgusting comparison, liz. and every single democr

. >> he believed that he could make a deal with hitler and that hitler was a rational politician andsman, and in this he was very, very, very wrong. >> he never saw the moral challenge that hitler posed. >> i have to tell you now this country is at war with germany. >> once war broke out, ambassador kennedy wailed, it's the end of everything. >> kennedy is convinced the hitler war machine is unstoppable. england will simply be devoured. >> almost as soon as britain goes to war, joe decides that he's going to send the children home. >> the u.s. liner washington brings home the biggest group of refugees. among the returning notables are mrs. joseph p. kennedy and children. >> my wife and i have given nine hostages to fortune. our children and your children are more important than anything else in the world. >> joseph is called a coward for his decision to send his family home. for his opposition to the war, he is pranded a nazi sympathizer. >> roosevelt privately called kennedy a fascist.randed a nazi. >> roosevelt privately called kennedy a fascisbranded a nazi sympathizer. >> rooseve

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ross who wrote "hitler in los angeles." the authors tell their stories through great characters or who were little known at the time or were famous but have slipped off the pages of history. through them, the authors tell much about american culture, society and politics of their era. and tell us lessons -- teach us things that will be of value and enlighten us even today in the era of donald trump. "hitler in los angeles" by usc professor steven ross was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in the history category. in tracking the surprisingly effective -- right. [applause] that's an honor. attracting the surprisingly effective nazi campaign in los angeles before world war ii. steven, you tell much about l.a. and about the hidden story of the effort to capitalize on the depression and create a nazi state as hitler did. nazis parading around hindenburg park in the san gabriel valley, training with guns up in the santa monica mountains, infiltrating the movie industry. you tell it by telling the story of people who were unknown

and here, john hagee actually said between god and hitler, that hitler was a hunter of jews and that the context of the bible that he spoke of was a hunter concept that to bring them back to israeli. the problem with john hagee is that -- and hitler is that hitler didn't bring them back to israeli to live. he gassed them. he put them in concentration camps. really makes no sense to mix those two up, if you will. listen. israeli, whether you believe it should be the capital of the u.s. embassy should be there in the capital or not is one thing. but this is a moment of love, of spirituality and tolerance and there are many religions in this country and to disparage them like jeffress and hagee does makes no sense. we have a trump administration is tone deaf or does not care about the important issues that are a big part of americans lives their faith no matter what you are, it makes no difference. if your base is love it has no room for hate in any of your preachings. >> we remember in 2008 john mccain had to reject hagee's comments and repudiate hagee's comments but now he is part of

hand side of the path this was an extremely important image because it was the vanity portrait of hitler it was it was like taking a kind of a sacred object and insulting it then on the other side of the bath we have that horrible little kitsch sculpture by rudolph has picked and this is the tastes of hitler the man who cried degenerate. and then. we have on the floor the book. the morning of that day said carried lee miller around that and now she is stamping the feel of that place into hitler's nice clean bath mat and she's sitting there as a victor grinding his crimes into this intimate place and just insulting him in every way that she can possibly now. i think we were a photographer. can be both an advantage in some cases and a disadvantage in others the disadvantage came when people. when my sojourn istic they hated women they thought the woman's place was no where near the front line was she doing here anyway she's just getting in the way and then they began to get very very jealous because she was competing and she was better than. and some of them became quite vicious and tried

and this is the taste of hitler the man who cried degenerate. and then. we have on the floor the book and the morning of that day those who said carried lee miller around that and now she is stamping the filth of that place into hitler's nice clean bath mat and she's sitting there as a victor grinding his crimes into this intimate place and just insulting him in every way that she can possibly now. i think we were a photographer. can be both an advantage in some cases and a disadvantage in others the disadvantage came when people. when my sojourn istic they hated women they thought the woman's place was no where near the front line was she doing here anyway she's just getting in the way and then they began to get very very jealous because she was competing and she was better than that. and some of them became quite vicious and tried to sabotage. i've got an amazing picture here which doesn't look like much on the surface this man is an american war correspondent who had really given only a very hard time he had done everything he could. to discredit with

the. >> kennedy is convinced that the hitler war machine is unstoppable.land will simply be devoured. >> almost as soon as britain goes to war, joe decides he is going to send the children home. >> the u.s. line of washington brings home the biggest group of refugees, joseph p. kennedy and children. >> my wife and i have given nine hostages, our children and your children are more important than anything else in the world. >> joseph is called a coward for his decision to send his family home and for his opposition to the war he is branded a nazi sympathizer. >> calling kennedy a fascist. >> once he was in the war, he was too out spoken and called back to washington. president roosevelt did not want to the apreepease. he wanted to fight. the last thing fdr needed is an appeaser. so he was finished. >> joseph kennedy goes from being a legitimate power broker in the united states and a player in international politics to being a pariah. >> when he crashed and burned as ambassador to great britain. that costs him his job and his notion that he can become presi

hitler received the arab leader in one nine hundred forty one. if you're not and think the future a welcomes the grand mufti of jerusalem one of the most influential arab nationalists the grand mufti is the religious head of the arabs in palestine and their chief judge and financial of fishel the british persecutory him for his nationalist stance and put a price of twenty five thousand pounds on his head a risky route via italy brought him to germany good luck to you but if i did not touch up. in the same year nine hundred forty one she won by nine then sixteen years old join the british army this is and is often it wasn't a matter of revenge we wanted to show that jews can defend themselves to show that we can also fight and we thought we have to give up. many jews felt like shimon simony that the british set up a special formation the jewish brigade with five thousand soldiers. she was. unit fought in europe and italy belgium and holland. then the war ended and she won search for his parents began. but all he found in berlin was a menorah that

they informed churchill that hitler was dead and picked up on the first reports of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. bbc monitoring has been covering breaking international stories as they happen for more than 70 years. but now the team are set to bid farewell to caversham park, the grand building it has called

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what hitler did... that he walked into again, and again, and again.tler had supported zionism, the movement to create a jewish state in the middle east. two years after calls for him to quit, he is finally off. well, i have decided that rather than this drag on for another two years, it is betterfor the labour party if ijust resign. i can go back to campaigning on issues like the environment, supporting jeremy's economic plans and all of that. but if i was to stay in and fight this, my lawyers say it could take two years more. this was the start. let's remember when hitler won his election in 1932, his policy then was thatjews should be moved to israel. he was supporting zionism, before he went mad. but by no means the end. he stood by his remarks, to the horror of many in the labour party, jewish community, and well beyond. shame on you! the best—known case of alleged anti—semitism that brought thousands of protesters to parliament square. but he is going at a time of his own choosing, the investigation into his comments, due to restart tomorrow, sti

and the hitler's nazi right before it was an incredible amount of blood was spilled millions tens of millions of people lost their lives sudden all sides countless civilians and families torn apart and so you know there's there's that as well as to to to think about here and i think one got to be a putin gives his speech to start things off that is why is this we always focused on the sacrifice that russia may to win this war and of course it's very important mention other savory salient point isn't it because although this is often taken as we mentioned earlier as a show of force or saber rattling a symbol in a show of the latest weaponry that is the main message here in the real heroes of course are the veterans who come and certainly try to be on the v.o.b. stand mr putin actually invited one of the personally with him into the alexander gardens today and although it's beyond the cameras few just in front of us up that road up to the sky is a big crowd of people there participating in the. new ball to meet your mortal regiment friends family holding up photos and pictures of their

and what i read to keep hitler on the stage with the treatment of geopolitics as 12 years his junior resident format and history leading up to the pact and then the invasion is incredibly complicated and esther mann -- interesting to negotiate with britain simultaneously the germans were negotiating with britain simultaneously he had a problem in east japan. so tell us a little why he made that shocking decision and also how he thought about hitler at that point what would become a catastrophe for the soviet unio union. >> 1991 the settlement for russia was not beneficial for russia but russia could do nothing about the settlement but later on they came back and now they can discuss the settlement. . . this. where the peace treaty was imposed on germany without russia's participation. of course, one or both of those to the extent that you can come back from being flat on her back it was a generation. the bursae peace treaty was doa before [inaudible]. the british and the end of the war. recognized this and the british spent the entire. trying to revive the bursae treaty to make it st

. >>> the candidate challenging dianne feinstein and how he praised hitler. just moments after he was getting kicked out of the state gop convention. >>> there calling it the titanic cruise but would you believe this mess was all cleaned up just a few hours later. >> it will probably be around 30 or $40,000 -- $30,000 or $40,000 that i saved. it is the deal that they don't want you to know about. >>> we have higher temperatures coming. ship "the dream." the ship started leaking water... on a 7-day journey.. from new orleans to the caribbean. >>> it turned into a nightmare for hundreds on board a carnival ship. it started leaking water on a seven-day trip in the caribbean. tonight they report that the passengers are back on dry ground. >> reporter: rushing water flooded a carnival cruise ship on thursday. reminded some of the eerie scenes from the movie, titanic. a later post shows crewmembers who jumped into action, the length backups to spec filling buckets. -- filling buckets. within six hours the crew managed to replace most of the carpeting in the damaged

and number two, iran, with all due respect, is not hitler's germany. they're not seeking to take over the middle east in a ground offensive. that is the false analogy. what we need to do, hold the line on the iranian nuclear deal, negotiate on the ballistic missile peace, and push back, contain and push back on the tariffs. a multiprong strategy. >> and almost -- >> hold on -- >> we are giving the iranians the high ground, the dispute that otherwise would have never achieved it. they kept an agreement, had a verified agreement, and we are walking away from it. you almost couldn't make this up. to your point, there are other things. there should be restrictions to the ballistic missile program, to terrorist activities. but walking away from this agreement doesn't enhance any of that, it weakens all that. >> when they say they want to wipe israel off the face of the map, we should ignore that? >> no, we should deter it. that's exactly what we're doing right now. >> okay, so, yeah, but the israelis don't think that. prime minister netanyahu doesn't think

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he had been suspended after allegations of anti—semitism following comments that adolf hitler had atism. this afternoon he spoke to bbc london. well, i've decided that rather than this drag on for another two years, it's better for the labour party if ijust resign. i can go back to campaigning on issues like the environment, supporting jeremy's economic plans, and all of that. but if i was to stay in and fight this, my lawyers say, it could take two years more. our political editor laura kuenssberg is at westminster for us. laura what's prompted this? jeremy corbyn and ken livingstone are old friends, ken livingstone was one of the people who came back in from the cold whenjeremy corbyn took over the labour party, having been frozen out for quite some time. but he got himself into trouble over comments he made suggesting adolf hitler was at one time a supporter of zionism, comments he made on many occasions, making what he believed we re occasions, making what he believed were historical arguments. but he was caught up in an investigation by the labour party, and withjeremy corbyn hi