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now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah that that i agree with you they have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler is about you're exactly right it shows that they've lost the debate based on facts whether you're talking about russia kate or mueller investigation of the whole russia collusion thing or even a lot of what's being said about immigration i'm not going to take a position one way or another but it just shows that they don't want to argue based on facts or logic they just fall back straight to the identity politics if you don't agree with that you're a fascist you're a nazi you're a white supremacist whatever they want to call you but it's also peter it's extremely dangerous because we'll call someone a nazi what's the press starts demonizing someone they become a nazi it signals to the general public that that nazi has to be stopped right and when you want

well it's become quite fashionable in the political left to call anyone you don't like a nazi or hitler why you think come to this why all the demonization after all words have meaning and much much more on this edition of crossfire. cross talking political insults i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dmitri bob h. he's a political analyst with sputnik international and in cyprus we cross to alex cruciform he is he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate let me first go to you alex in cyprus. i've often said on this program you have to be careful with your political rhetoric because it's almost impossible sometimes to walk it back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah that i agree wit

a lot of times the violence can be justified because someone can say well i was stopping the next hitler always stopping the next nazi so it leads to a very dangerous place and it's hard to walk back from it mark indiaman for our viewers please explain to them what happened not years after hitler came to power but in a matter of weeks ok it's you know within that i think six weeks hitler consolidated in germany and what did that mean you know he cancelled no trade unions absolutely tickle part of the press is completely suppressed distinguished off of their office on the right stock basically of all arriving political forces were removed from the scene budgets existed formally but there was this good sense to. start which means a lot for the protection of the state and the nation which basically made it impossible to impeach he thought you know you wait when people now are talking about elections in november.

you could join us here in germany a far right politician has sparked controversy after dismissing hitler and the nazi era alexander golland the co-leader of the alternative for germany was speaking at a meeting of the party's youth wing now his comments have caused outrage with other politicians in the parliament condemning what. the seventy seven year old co-leader of the f.t. alexander garland has been accused of dismissing the crimes of nazi germany as a blip in history in comments at the f.t. youth wing's congress he said that historians have placed too much emphasis on the twelve years of hitler's rule. yes we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis are just a bird dropping in over a thousand years of successful german history. going on has repeatedly argued that germany should be proud of its world war two veterans he's also been criticized for failing to rein in the extreme fringes of the party. the a.f.d. tapped into n.t. immigrant and anti establishment sentiment to win twelve point six percent of the vote in last year's parliament

years we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis just a bird dropping in over a thousand years of successful german history. of the gold and has repeatedly argued that germany should be proud of its world war two veterans he's also been criticized for failing to rein in the extreme fringes of the party. the a.f.d. tapped into anti immigrant and anti establishment sentiment to win twelve point six percent of the vote in last year's parliamentary elections that makes them the third largest party in the bundestag and the largest opposition party. now those comments from the air. have spot a massive controversy here in germany and political correspondent but devolved is with me here in studio so what have some of their reactions to gollum's comments sofa and we have reactions from more or less all the major parties here in germany and all of them want to speak with discussed the first react because the secretary general of the c.d.u. that's the conservative party of. going merkel. and she used her for her reaction there she wrote fifty milli

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

could join us now here in germany a far right politician has sparked controversy of to dismissing hitler and the nazi era. and the tentative for germany was speaking at a meeting of the party's youth wing his comments of caused outrage with the politicians in the parliament condemning. the seventy seven year old code leader of the f.t. alexander garland has been accused of dismissing the crimes of nazi germany as a blip in history in comments at the f.t. youth wing's congress he said that historians have placed too much emphasis on the twelve years of hitler's rule. yes we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis are just a bird dropping over a feller's in years of successful german history. i've reactions from within german politics have been scathing last cling bile general secretary of the social democratic party took to twitter to say alexander garland statements have revealed what lies behind the a of d. s. facade this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him are in the german bundestag. the conser

we'll do our best not to become crazy a well, calling people hitler and saying extreme things. it's hard to resirnt but we're going to. we will be back tomorrow night at 8:00. more than anything, we'll see you back here tomorrow. in the meantime, stay tuned for sean hannity, live from new york city. sean? >> sean: highing, pomposity, got it. wait until you see our time line tonight. huge breaking news. learning that the anti-fbi trump hater, peter strzok is escorted from fbi headquarters, why does he still have a job? james comey under investigation, andrew mccabe may face criminal charges. robert mueller's pitch hunt has been exposedtor rampant huge political bias as the origins of the so-called investigation were clearly illegitimate. president trump has been vindicated. less an week since the inspeckior general's r is released but there's clear evidence there is a deep state in the country and

hitler greatly disapproved of the match. we don't know why, perhaps, he didn't want his sister marrying a mass murder. that's what people speculate. he had him apprehended during a trip to berlin in december, 1940, and dispatched to the eastern front which is effective way to get rid of an undesirable brother-in-law. not only did asperger associate with the top leaders, he advocated the transfer of the most disabled children to their. this is a talk he gave in vienna and published in the munich medical weekly, saying all difficult cases only a long and continuous observation like those carried out of my own clinic or the reformatory. asperger followed his own advice he transferred children in numerous capacities while working for the public health office and working for remedial schools and chest for one example, he served as a medical expert on a seven member commission for the city that evaluated children's transfer from one care facility to other destinations and in one day they evaluated 192 files and dispatched 35 child

a lot of times the violence can be justified because someone can say well i was stopping the next hitler i was stopping the next nazi so it leads to a very dangerous place and it's hard to walk back from it mark indiaman for our viewers please explain to them.

a lot of times the violence can be justified because someone can say well i was stopping the next hitler i was stopping the next nazi so it leads to a very dangerous place and it's hard to walk back from it mark. for our viewers please explain to them what happened not years after hitler came to power but in a matter of weeks ok it's you know within that i think six weeks he could consolidate the. driven me and what did that mean you know he cancelled no trade unions absolutely tical part of the press is completely suppress the distinguished off of their os on the right stock basically of all arriving political forces were removed from the scene body is exhausted formally there was this does that's a. good start which means a lot for the protection of the state and the nation which basically made it impossible to impeach he thought you know you wait when people now are talking about elections in november often one thousand nine hundred three makes no sense to me to talk about elections hitler was not the impeached even in one thousand nine hundred fifty four nineteen forty five one drumm

you shouldn't compare people to hitler.n the last three days i've seen it over 20 times on television, all of them from the left. when did we decide it was okay to refer to fellow americans as nazis? >> i don't think we decided that but people's passions are in flared right now because we've seen what happened at the border and it's very disturbing. and listen to that audio of what was going on with children crying for their mother's house to be ashamed by the what is being done by the president of the united states. >> i get it. there are a lot of things that i'm offended by it. the fact that your boss, your former boss, chuck schumer, advocates for late-term abortion for selection enrages me. but i'm not calling him a. speak up not true. >> tucker: it is true. why would you make excuses for that? >> well let me start by addressing your abortion point. roe v. wade took the state out of abortion, it's art woman's choice and people defend that woman's right to choose. what happened at the border right now is being done by th

but hitler and the nazis are just a speck of bird poop and more than one thousand years of successful german history . alexander galland that while other politicians in gemma's parliament have reacted sharply the general secretary of the social democrats replying on twitter calling galland statement a terrifying minimization of the nazis and now some of the other stories making news around the world. media report in the united states a tech giant google will end a project with the pentagon on using artificial intelligence in the matric maiden project use a i to interpret videos and improve drone targeting google's decision comes after thousands of its employees expressed their opposition. in egypt abdullah fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president sisi won a landslide victory in the election in march after all that the series opponents had withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. in here administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police the latest on rest began during a

well he's become quite fashionable in the political left to call anyone you don't like a nazi or hitler why you think come to this why all the demonization after all words have meaning and. much much more on this edition of crossfire. cross talking political insults i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dmitri bob h. he's a political analyst with international and in cyprus we cross to alex cross before he is he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate let me first go to you alex in cyprus. i've often said on this program you have to be careful with your political rhetoric because it's almost impossible sometimes to walk it back now we're in an environment as i said in the introduction anyone you don't like is a nazi or adolf hitler it tells me that the mainstream media and some politicians particularly on the left have no idea what a nazi is or what hitler was all about go ahead alex yeah i agree with you the

walk back from it mark indiaman for our viewers please explain to them what happened not years after hitler came to power but in a matter of weeks ok it's you know within a three hour think six weeks he could consolidate the full power in germany and what did that mean you know he cancelled no trade unions absolutely tickled part of the press is completely suppressed distinguished after the arsenal right stock basically all arriving political forces were removed from the scene but it's existed formally there was this dissents to. start which means a lot for the protection of the state and the nation which basically made it impossible to impeach him you wait when people now are talking about elections in november after nine hundred thirty three it makes no sense to talk about elections hitler was not impeached even in one thousand nine hundred fifty four nineteen forty five hundred twenty was basically a losing the war that he started so if there is any parallel it's not between he two and trump if there are any people in europe who still adore him or his allies then look at the ukrainian go

the left calls trump hitler and that is the opposite of hitler. he's a gondi, and orange gandhi. it is why the left is losing it. the latest is peter fonda. [crowd boos] greg: he is lost his motorcycle and his marbles. this brain-dead basketcase suggested kidnapping and assaulting donald trump's child. what did i say before? deem someone evil and you can do anything to him. the liberal manifesto is boiled down to two words. f you. fonda has a movie coming out in what roseanne did was compared to this. it's a double standard and it drives. it is not just fonda but every celebrity is all conformist and they think alike, talk like that at times they walk alike. here they are on the red carpet. ♪. greg: no wonder they hate trump. he's a bigger star and more entertaining. what would you rather watch? sarah sanders reducing jim acosta to a puddle? or peter fonda trying to eat peas? it is all i can take. it's not about kids but about 2020 and a willingness to split the country over. america gets it. a large majority believe the media is inherently biased. optimism in the country is grow

that fed into the appeasement of hitler's germany. it weakened the resolve of the british people. again, lloyd george's legacy, while the gravy or of the first world war, after the first world a climatentributed to of appeasement against hitler's germany. why not make peace at this time? instead of doing more fighting, why not bring about a peace settlement in the winter of 1917/1918. and france, there are people who are arguing this among the elite. one is lord lansdowne. d had been foreign secretary at the turn of the secretary, their equivalent of secretary of state. he had lost a son in the first world war. the road mmo which turned into us he wrote a memo which turned -- hen article for the wrote a memo which turned into an article in the times. , coming from an important political figure, a member of the establishment, we are kicking off -- killing off the people of our island for what purpose? these are long-term losses, not just the lost now. we will have long-term societal effect, economic effect on britain. instead, isn't there a way of negotiating an end to the war? thi

yes we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis are just a bird dropping in over a thousand years of successful german history. of reactions from within german politics have been scathing last cling bile general secretary of the social democratic party took to twitter to say alexander garland statements have revealed what lies behind the f.t. s. facade this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him are in the german bundestag. the conservative side of german politics also reacted critically and it did come out on our of i'm going to miracles christian democrats tweeted fifty million war victims the holocaust and the total war just bird poop for the a.f.d. and gallant this is the party's true nature revealed behind its middle class respectability. galland has repeatedly argued that germany should be proud of its world war two veterans he's also been criticized for failing to rein in the extreme fringes of the party the a of d. tapped into anti immigrant and anti establishment sentiment to win twelve poin

but hitler and the nazis are just a speck of bird poop and more than one thousand years of successful german history . well the comments from the a.s.d.f. cody to alexander gallant of spock's must've control the sea here in germany and political correspondent the devout is with me now in this studio. bring us up to date with some of the reaction that's been coming in to these comments and op for the house to be very strong stuff that alex on the golan said today and we have heard reactions from leading figures of all parties in parliament and the german possible news talk one of the first to react most of the secretary general of the c.d.u. uncle americal conservative party under great come combo and she said fifty million wake timbs of the holocaust and total war are just bird poop for the a fifty and gold and this is the party's true nature revealed behind its middle class respectability and we also called then from a partners from the social democratic party there the secretary general last clean told me that alexander gulen statements have revealed what lies behind the fifty's to

i don't know about hitler but we know dinesh d'souza is anti-gay. i'm not sure which message the president is excited about him spreading. >> you know, it's -- those kinds of things are just unconscionable and i don't think are worth a lot of discussion because it's so wrong, especially what he is saying about hitler. he clearly doesn't know history. sit not worth spending time on that. but i think what this highlights, too, is this is a president asserting executive power through caricature. certainly obama used executive power in a way that drove conservatives crazy. here the president is using it in a caricature fashion of what his power is to pardon people and to send a message to send d'souza out. a lot of people support that. >> it does matter. now that has a presidential benediction. that's not subtle. that's important. and also just the tide of situational ethics we see. the democratic president using things like this, launching trade wars willie nilly. there is even silence or full-throated approval. >> we have one more piece of sound of di

hitler greatly disapproved of the match. we don't know why. perhaps he didn't want his sister marrying a mass murder but he had -- that's what people speculate -- he had him apprehended during a trip to berlin in december 1940 and dispatched to at the eastern front, which is an effective way to get rid of an undesirable brother-in-law, send him to eastern front. not only disappears berger associated with the top cleared advocates the transfer of most disables children. this as talk he gave in vie indian -- vie indian he -- vienna. he said for rick cases observation is proper like those carried out at my own clinic for the reformer to. transferred children, work fog the public health office and working for reimmediatal schoolings and for one example, he served as a medical expert on a seven-member commission for the city that evaluated children's transfer from one care facility to other destinations and in one day they evaluated 192 files. and dispatched 35 children to spiegel as, quote, incapable of educational and developmental engage. in one

that man was adolf hitler. the art was very disturbing. we had people assigned to watch it to protect it. it was there for one purpose, to make people understand that this is something we cannot have and evil has a lot of different appearances. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is meagan uner and i am here on behalf of the san francisco human rights commission. we perspectively the board of appeals rehears appeal under 17-035 regarding the issuance of certificate of appropriateness to remove the early days monument. it's been problematic for the native american community for over two decades. the hume anrights commission and investigating complaints of discrimination has been concerned publish report in 2007 and issues of concerns for native americans in san francisco. the h.r.c. is in agreement with the art commission and prehistoric preservation commission the board of appeals should rehear the case as it is exceptional and allowing the early days portion to remain will mean manifest injustice

i feel hitler in these streets. >> laura: participants are passionate. some are old. some are young. and they are pretty organized. sometimes celebrities attend or donate millions to pet causes that spill out on to all of the streets. when they write a check it means they care. it ain't bad pr either. violence at some anti-trump rallies happened. at berkeley, they showed what did you say they are capable of. no debate allowed. no diversity of opinion tolerated ever. the protestors want to make it impossible for the president to travel. certainly to places like california. sometimes his supporters were harassed and others were actually assaulted. >> [shouting]. >> now the occupy ice protestors want to make it impossible for our immigration investigators to do their job. they managed to shutdown one office of ice in portland, oregon for a week. this was the democratic associate of america group does blocked entry into the federal facility. >> keep families together. >> [bleep]. >> [traffic noise]. >> stop kiddinapping children y [bleep] nazis. >> laura: that looks like

it is completely and utterly the closest thing to hitler's rmany that exists in modern times.my problem was with how far it went with the sort of buddy-buddy. and there was no talk whatsoever of the hum rights vlations going on in t that country. >> that was a big problem. [ applause ] i agree with meghan in the sense that i thought a meeting is appropriate. although a meeting without any preconditions and much preparation i thought was inappropriate. what bothered me the most was that earlier last week trump said he didn't have to prepare ry much for the meeting because it was all about attitu. well, it not all about attitude. we're talking about nuclear diplacy. complicated.it's very d i thinkt requires a tremendous amount of preparaon for it the. and we know that kim jong-un has been in power since 2011. and he's very prepared. so i felt th our country wasn't as prepared as it should be. >> isn't this really just a first date? i mean, they're just -- you know, they're just meeting and then they'll do more and do more and hopefully it will get there. >> when the president sh

>> talking about comparisons that some on the left have made to hitler, the president to hitler., but comparisons to the nazis are historically illit rate and a misstep. the rhetoric may have handed the modern day teflon don another victory and harmed their long term prospects. >> it distracts from the big issue that is taking place on the order. we see people talking about sarah huckabee sanders and the restaurant and nazis and hitler. i just covered the policy questions congress is scrambling to solve and that is absent in this debate of how we should proceed with our laws and policies. i think that it is a strategy on the part of president trump. it is a strategy to tweet this divisive rhetoric. >> maxine waters over the weekend, she is out there after sarah huckabee sanders gets kicked out of the restaurant and saying do more. >> i think that is good for trump. trump wants that. >> and bad for her. people on all political sides are calling this a dog whistle. here is what mike huckabee posted. he posted this picture and it read there is that picture. pelosi introduces her cam

we've got to stop hitler. that would be the smoking gun.ig story to me as always when to be trey gowdy's ever-changing hair. he is like martin landau in mission impossible. he's got to go somewhere. he is a russian agent. >> dana: say cia or something. >> greg: i think he works for the russians. >> donna: national man of mystery. i think the beard is very becoming. politics sometimes is not so becoming. i actually did watch. it's better than watching soap operas in the middle of the day. the reason why i watched it is because underneath all the partisan rhetoric about that, we learned that once again we have an agency that has some dysfunction. whether you focus on those emails, texts, disgusting. i'm a former federal employee. disgusting. let's say. it's disgusting. whether you're saying those things about mr. trump or saying those things about mrs. clinton. they are not hired to text each other about their personal dislike of a particular candidate. that being said, the office of professional responsibility must now do their job and remov

and so that had been outlawed in germany by hitler, but he snuck around and would listen to it.so he had this impression of e rican americans: they were artistic, they wrm. all the things that he never felt growing up in his family, because he had a very dysfunctional relationship with his father, in particular, becaushe wasn't a military guy. he wasn't into the war. he really was this artistic, ee spirit. so he saw elinor, and attached all these feelings and ideas, and fell madly in love with her. so they started to see each other in secret. he volunteered at the hospital and they were able to go on these secret rendezvs, and started a full-blown romance. when you think about two people who would've-- never should'veng been faln love with each other, they found each other. and that's what makes this story, to me, even all the more unbelievable. i mean, he was a soldier. she was although discriminated against, she still was an ameran officer in the army. so they were committing a crime, really. if caught dating an enemy eno.w., elinor could have court martialed and imprisoned. b

officers to the ss. >> he didn't call the president hitler.ant to make sure the facts are out there. >> head of a nazi organization, you're hitler. >> donny deutsche on msnbc said anyone who supports trump is a nazi. this is not some confined fringe element crazies on social media. this is allegedly serious people. the former head of the cia tells us this is a nazi-like experiment. the rhetoric on the left has been insane. >> laura bush, who is a republican, who is a former first lady, also talked about japanese internment camps. >> that's completely outrageous. by the way, her husband signed a law that created -- >> i do hear what you're saying, steve, because while the president and republicans may be at risk of looking too callous here, maria, are democrats at risk of looking like they are maybe too soft on illegal immigration? >> no, because the fact of the matter is, democrats have been the one pushing a sensible comprehensive immigration bill that actually strengthens border security and republicans have been unable to come to the table

hitler's said he had to attack the british first. they sent nine submarines to attack america. there was devastation of the coast. when of the united states put coastal convoys together, they moved into the caribbean. that became the central front in the u-boat war against tankers. those who loaded up in louisiana and east texas, there were not the pipelines in place to carry oil overland or the railroad capabilities. almost all the oil came around the coast of florida and up the east coast in tankers and that was the target of the u-boats. the caribbean was probably one of the deadliest places on the earth. what was the second one? big battles since world war ii. the biggest service engagement since late take off took place in 1988. the iranian navy went against the united states navy, two guided missile cruisers and a gunboat were attacked in missile warfare. the first confrontation with missile warfare. you think of world war i, naval engagement was by big guns with a 2000 pound shell. in world war ii, the range grows further. you can fire from 200 miles by bombs and potatoe

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he's hitler. he's nazi. he's fascist. they tried everything. numbers were 47% in harvard harris yesterday. >> his numbers are higher than barack obama at this moment. i've got one for you also. i'm waiting to see who jumps on it. it's energy security. economics. if we actually turn our oil, our gasoline and using, um, um, natural gas, if we do that a kid of energy change which is easy to do, gas prices go down and the economy gets even stronger. >> laura: it's called money in the pocket. money in the pocket. people want money in the pocket. conservatives were motivated in 2016 on the supreme court. federal appellate court judgeships in the supreme court, people think it's geeky, not interested. my radio callers today were on fire about this -- about this retirement of kennedy and schumer, etc., they're going to go to the mat. let's watch schumer today. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule they set in 2016, not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year.ct >> we'll vote to confirm justice kennedy's succe

the media compared people to hitler. >> secure borders save lives all the way around.oo compare what's going on at the border without the facts and making demonizing statements is damaging to the united states as a whole, and damaging too people who have gone through the atrocities of what happened in world war ii. jesse: it lessens the tragedy in germany in the 30s and 40s. the border patrol spokesman disgusted with being compared to a storm trooper. listen to what he has to say. >> it's sickening certain members of the media have chosen to attack our president it's sickening members of the media have chosen to attack border patrol agents and describe us as nazis. agents that i know go out there with our own food that we buy, toys, clothes, and everything else so we can assist some of these people we arrest on the border. to compare to us nazis is a whole new low. jesse: half of our border patrol agents are hispanic. >> i want to know where are the tears in april 2016 under the obama administration when immigrant children as young as 14 had bags over their heads and w

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hitler was. hitler was a liberal. here's the same guy calling president obama our boy.rry and saying that our boy berry was accused of sexual harassment while at harvard law school. for the record, president obama was not accused of sexual harassment while at harvard law school. here's the same guy saying he didn't realize there was a sexual predator award, thanks democrats. this same campaign manager also sent this out, all recent mass shooters are registered democrats. which is also not true. this is the campaign manager for a democratic congressional candidate. south carolina state representative robert williams, the guy on the left, is favored to win a runoff tomorrow in south carolina to be the democratic candidate for congress in the south carolina's seventh district. on the his right is chief of staff, robert rine smith who posted all that stuff. south carolina's seventh district is in the eastern portion of south carolina. it includes myrtle beach, currently held by a republican incumbent named tom rice. it's currently an r plus nine. district which means it's r

his family during germany's nazi rain throughout that time he broadcast radio reports condemning hitler's rule written in his native german. germany's government bought the us property back in two thousand and sixteen and renovations began soon after the purchase was meant to reflect the european nations continued support for us democracy and thus a way to carry on months like a seal is now this was not only a family. not only thinking and writing. and sent. on the pacific. literature music. this was a white house and thomas mann study was in many ways the oval office of the emigre opposition to hitler's reign of terror. by its message there's more to german american relations than recent strain chives the thomas mann house hopes to be a meeting place for intellectuals from both countries and a symbol of shared values. so we hate you are looking out to pictures of a floating sculpture on a lake in london made out of seven thousand five hundred barrels weighing six hundred and fifty tons this is the latest work by mr cristo now for producing environmental works of art on a grand scale on m

how old was hitler when he took over the german government? he seems to have no feeling for any sense of values, american values or any other. the scary thing is sec talk this way and there's not a single political appointee or aide in his administration who finds or takes offense with this and says i can't work for a guy who praises a fellow who runs concentration camps and republicans on the hill except for corker don't have -- you don't hear a peep out of them. this is about values, not about a change in policies. >> i was ablazed at this purging. fdr didn't defend joseph stalin on the purges and that kind of stuff. this guy is purging people in his own party. he punched mark sanford the other night and said you're out and it worked. >> president trump was always about a cultive personality. people aren't scared about president trump as much as his voters which are having massive amounts of people, millions of people who voted for trump because they saw this idea that someone who had a lot of money, who was successful. they weren't talking