and also looked at what hitler was doing that before hitler came to power and they believed another sidethe end times was that they saw hitler facilitating that they didn't necessarily support that but it was using hitler to help set the stage of armageddon which literally happened in palestine so all of this is going on in the background. they look to him and they understood that in the context of all the other things going on. no doubt the campaign in 1932 on the first set of ballots on the dnc is 666 votes when i first thought and the fundamentalist magazine i thought that cannot be true.

that was a quote from the newspaper article and by the way, hitler also paid tribute to henry ford in his manifesto and he called him a single great plan to the jews, to the fury full independence from the controlling masters of the producers in the nation of 1,120,000,000 people and so henry ford subsequently published the article from the newspaper and the protocols in for volumes that are translated into 16 different languages and because they never copyrighted the volumes, they continued to circulated probably you can still buy copies of them today. one historian has said those volumes probably did more than any other work to make the protocols famous and i just want to give you one more example of how the protocols circulated in the u.s. in the 1930s they were disseminated by an enormously popular radio preacher, father charles - any publish excerpts from them and in his radio addresses the land fast jewish and provided them with international thinkers and he said that the infamous nonstate program, the night of broken glass, when in november of 1938, the germans had his nationwi

he has to tell-- talk people out of letting hitler-- just let hitler have his head and he will be fineo effectively what happens is he asked charles lindbergh to please write a big report about how futile it will be to go to war against germany in this report is circulated throughout american embassies in the state department and, of course, it gives the president a heads up as to what lindbergh is going to be doing if war comes in he comes back to america and certainly he became the spokesman for the american first committee whose motto is make america great again and as you can see he and roosevelt were not good terms. august, 1939, the thing that churchill had feared the most happened. the molotov pack happens and that's going to guarantee a war becauseua, course, germany is nw going to have to go and fight the soviets to n begin with. within days, actually i think seven days, britain is forced to declare war on germany when germany invades poland. joe is now completely sidetracked by the foreign office and also by the american state department. they are working together either thro

hitler is just running roughshod over everybody.o months after munich we have kristallnacht which was an excuse and nothing else for looting and pillaging and killing jews. joe decided maybe it's this jewish think might be of interest to me i want to run for office in america, might be able to to get the jewish vote and he thinks about putting together thing he called the kennedy plan . this is one of the 900 synagogues was destroyed on the zoloft . joe goes back to america for a prolonged holiday. christmas holiday. it is between 38 and 39 he's gone for two months. this has been a thing of his because he goes back for two months at christmas and meanwhile the exodus of jews from german occupied territories and actually eastern europe begins so joe writes and it's in, is here but joe writes something called the kennedy plan which is effectively stolen from other work written by other people who were actually working under the london embassy. he comes back in the middle of february and immediately asks if he can be the envoy to rome

doing and they were cautious of the anti-semitism a number of them had read in german before hitlere to power in 1933 and they believed another sign would be the return so they saw hitler facilitating that. they didn't necessarily support it but they believed it helped set the stage which would literally happen in palestine. they looked at him and understood all these other things going on. there's no doubt that his campaign got off to a start. on the first set of ballots at the convention was 666. when i first read that, i thought it was too good to be true. i went back through the records and sure enough, that was absolutely the case so this already set the fundamentalists on edge. after the election they began in the same as other totalitarian leaders. i often talk to my students abouty this that it's become a revered person in history mostly because of world war ii americans don't realize how much of those who hated roosevelt in the 30s truly despised him, just couldn't stand him. please join me in welcoming from the society i am honored to be here and to welcome members and fri

zoe. >> do we know, i know that, you know, throughout his sort of reign hitler praised henry ford. do we know any of type of, like, response that henry ford had throughout the years? >> that's a really good question. off the top of my held, i don't. of my head, i don't. but i do know that before the war broke out, they began building ford cars and motor trucks in germany. and so clearly ford had -- not directly with hitler -- he had a business relationship with germans who would have had to have been approved by the nazis in order to establish those plans. and so when american soldiers, germany, you know, europe during the war, they're, like, stunned that some of their german enemies are driving ford cars and trucks. yeah, good question. really good. others? all right. so let me go forward. even if ford was publishing the international jew and the protocols, the federal government was also enacting legislation that reflected anti-semitic tendencies. and we talked about this last class, but i want to insert it here because it is part of this discussion. so you remember we talked las

one of the big prized war trophies was of course hitler's silver. when they were looking for war trophies they were looking for something that was invaluable. they all grew up in the depression they were taking pistols, useful items like the gloves we saw earlier. but when they got here to the gardens they were exposed to hitler's silver set. some of the lucky members of the 506 special the guys who got into the eagles nest on the mountain got some of hitler's silver and they mailed it home. we have a big collection of that at our museum. it is fascinating, people love that. it's all engraved with hitler's initials ah and the national eagle. how can i sit back and see men i'm sorry, how can it sit back and see others take men out and get them killed because i don't know, they don't have it. maybe i will get hurt or killed for my troubles. but so what if i can make it possible for many others to make it home. their mothers want them to the same as me. so what else can i do and still hold my self-respect as an officer and a man? so they were getting r

joe thinks that chamberlain has hitler under control. that he could solve all the problems. then to handle diplomacy and politics and as a say in the book the sad thing is he didn't have a diplomatic tone in his body. so winston churchill is against him but most of it is still following our dear friend mr. chamberlin and in april 1938 and is invited to windsor castle and is getting drunk on british society and then to see how happy to be in the social register. and has made it impossible to make american and debutantes to be to england to be presented in court with that establish relationship with britain and then to become friendly and rose presents are two other starters and in may 1938. and it is interesting because when she talks about this she doesn't talk about how the girls debit only how she did. sorry. i skipped a slide. so one of the things that joe did in april to see if he could introduce his daughter to some nice english people her own age and take a party which is now a hotel in berkshire. and then her best friend in england and also two weeks later harding ten

they looked at what hitler was doing and they were cautious of hitler's anti-semitism.ot of them had read mine kompf in german. they believed that they would have the jews back to palestine and to armageddon, which would happen in palestine. >> and you will of this would take us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and understood him. there's no doubt that his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous start. the first set of ballots at the democratic national ballots, he received 666, 666 votes. and when i first read that in the fundamentalist magazine i thought that couldn't be true. i looked back at records and that was the case. this already set fundamentalists on edge, believing there's something weird going on here that's linking roosevelt to the anti-christ. after the election, they began to view roosevelt in the same night as other totalitarian leaders. and talking to my student about this, roosevelt has become such a revered person in american history mostly because of world war ii, that americans don't realize how much those who hated roosevelt in the '30s de

if you t run against hitler and you can break the t law to defet hitler and call hitler anything intoou don't even have to debate substance if your opponent is evil because why would you even get in that conversation? it's a lazy way for them to move away from the rate but it's also a slick way of demonizing your opponent in her makes them feel my opponent is evil, i must be good to start the psychological copout. trump, very accurate, does not have a shame phone, among other things. [laughter] country was hungry for that. trump got elected a little on policy but mostly on attitudes. right? 's attitude. he galvanized the country in a way the country was already galvanized but he gave that part of the country a voice. every time he dismissed his ridiculous allegations against him or phony scandals rbs attacks the basement wild because the reason portal is the mob only goes for the softest. not only looking for easy penetration in the you're constantly caving in they are going to win every time but as a parent, the most important word a parent has is no. [applause] so a mad dog just nee

but they both felt certainly philby philby in 1933 also before said war is coming with hitler. there war is coming, you know, and i think he felt he could see the future and i'm not being facetious. i think he felt history was on his side and, and this was, this is part of the whole, the whole analysis of colonialism and so on was, i think he would feel completely vindicated by that. and everything, you know, in the and eden and so on. and it's, i mean, it was, it was a mess. what happened? why was he not impressed by washington? he was the most senior intelligence person from him. i 6 in washington as well as previously heading the anti russia. and he soviet union department was being as of its way here in london. i think he is a, i think she was a bit of a snob. and i came across some notes which, which nobody's seen before, from patrick seals. from when patrick seal, who wrote a biography, philby and somebody was very close to philby, had spoken to seal, and it talked about how unhappy he was in washington. he, he affected to be enjoying it. and so, but he, he really didn't

it was hitler's silver. these guys were looking for war trophies. they were looking for something that was valuable. they all grew up in the depression so they were taking pistols, useful items like the gloves that we saw earlier. but when they got here at the garden they took hitler's silver set. some of the lucky members of the 5:06 parachute infantry regiment, especially the guys that got into the eagles nest on the mountain got some of hitler's silver and mailed it home. we have a big collection of that in our museum, and it's fascinating. people love that. it's all engraved with hitler's initials, h and the national eagle. and also allow me to read this excerpt. how can i sit back and see other men, sorry, how can i sit back and see them get killed because i don't know. they don't have it. maybe i'll get killed. hurt or killed for my trouble, but so would if i can make it possible for many others to go home. their mothers -- the same as me. so what else can i do and still hold my self respect as an officer and a man. at that point they were get

it's all engraved with hitler's initials, a.h., and the national eagle. and also allow me to read this excerpt from dick's letter. how can i sit back and see other men -- wait, sorry. how can i sit back and see others take men out and get them killed because i don't know they don't have it. maybe i'll get hurt or killed for my trouble, but so what if i can make it possible for many others to go home? their mothers want it, too, the same as me. what else can i do and still hold my self-respect as an officer and a man? so they were getting ready at that point to possibly invade japan and go over to the pacific. and so dick winters wanted to get over there sooner than later because he thought as a trained combat officer, he could do good over there. so while everyone and his family was saying you did enough, he wanted to go and he made that move to try to go over to one of the units that were going over right away. again, it shows a lot about his character. >> indeed. there is also some comical elements that we can find in his letters, and we'll share some o

and he saw the, the rise of hitler in germany and of course, mussolini, and franklin's initially and franco in spain. and he did see the soviet union as a bulwark against coming against against fascism and the whole block later life. he visited cuba when he there were defected by that. well yes indeed indeed. but i think he, he, he was an idealist. he was an ideological zealot. ah, and he had no, you know, he just alt democratic politics is not gonna is not gonna stand up for the working close to no less ideological. then the people that say, theoretically, were his best friends, although he was cheating on them as it were, who were involved in the qu, against more. so that can iran who were involved in all sorts of intelligence activities to destroy parties in the global self. yeah, he was, well, he was on the other side. i think i think the other thing that the cannot should not be forgotten about him was he did have an extraordinary capacitive deceit. he was brave, he was a brilliant liar. now it seems to me there's no reason why people who have that talent, if you regard as a tal

they also looked at what hitler was doing. and they were very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism.y of them read "mein kampf" from hitler. and they believed another sign would be the return of jews to palestine. they believed that god was using hitler to help set the stage for the battle of armageddon, which would literally happen in palestine. so all of this stuff is going on in the background which then takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him in the context of all these other things going on. and there's no doubt that his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots that the democratic national convention, roosevelt received 666 votes. when i first read that in a fundamentalist magazine, i thought that couldn't really be true. and i looked back at the records, and sure enough, that was absolutely the case. this already set fundamentalists on edge believing that there's something weird going on here, linking roosevelt to the antichrist. after the election they began to view roosevelt in the same light as other totalit

kennedy: the hitler or day hitler depending on if you're or nt five.t six copies here, i'm going to autograph them and i want to thank you. >> thanks a lot. kennedy: make up for being evil whites. date night, we are getting silly with florida, is this story a sham or did it happen in the sunshine state? next. ♪♪ welcome back, we all know florida's nuttier than a squirrel thanksgiving third contest that's in there. sunshine states spurious, fix them up with focus two stories we made up our panel can tell us different between truth. america's favorite game show from a fake news of florida. are you boys ready? >> let's do it. kennedy: first one, born a man called 911 during police chase saying i need help, i police is chasing me. [laughter] >> it sounds real but i say fake news. >> biju eric let the police during a traffic stop, called 911 and he asked to speak with president donald trump, the real president. he said they are friends and made a deal with them. [laughter] >> that never works. i've tried not like three times, it never works. [laughter] kenn

they also looked at what hitler was doing for their very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism men punchve read, they believed another sign of the ends of times but they saw hitler as facilitating that. did not necessarily support it, endorse it or cheer it but they believe god was using him for the armageddon which would literally happen in palestine for it all the stuff is going on in the background which then takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him then and the context of all these other things going on. there is no doubt his campaign and 1932 cut off to an ominous start. on the first set of a belt at the democratic national convention roosevelt received 666, 666 votes. when i first read that the fundamentalist magazine if it is too good to be true that could not be true. i went to the records and sure enough that was absolute the case. this already set fundamentalist on edge believing there's something weird going on here that's roosevelt with the antichrist. after the election they began to view roosevelt as other totalitarian leaders. and i've tal

obviously feeling it roman history the consolidation of power predates hitler. it's the final step inco hitler's dissent because people leading the government are not nearly as threatening and dangerous as hitler is given the go-ahead by huge swaths of the population and huge political parties. that sort of thing is pretty common in human history for the instruments of destruction is made available to the people truly dangerous take it up things become crystal clear. right now the instruments of destruction are being made available. there being a weaponize and a perhaps a particular point of viewll. there is nothing that says the left is winded to wield that power. even the left side should be this frayed of the power being wielded. as far as the blowback that has begun. you are saying in the broad national movement against critical race theory. think you are seeing it in the new found willingness to push back against corporations that are involving themselves and political cram down. i there is a burgeoning movement even among traditional liberals against some

they i felt that hitler was goig to move again. the reason that he wanted to go is to prevent two get kicked cannot marry the duke. and so is the last thing she wanted was what his daughter to marry a protestant, particularly as peter was madly in love with kate kennedy as well. but it really only love him. the picture is jack with his sister, his picture, the whole family in front of their little cabana at the beach and again, he had his mouth open. as he was there he was talking about how he was certain people were useless, how the whole state department, if it were in his hands, he can fix it. but it was not broken, of course. his next-door neighbors heard about it and actually at that time that word was so prepared that he let the royal family know in england that there is a problem with joe. and meanwhile he's another teacher, marlene dietrich.th they began the marital affair. and if you ever want to read something that is absolutely riveting it is her account, her biography of her mother. her remarks about the kennedy childre

and told him he believes commander-in-chief is a hitler figure, it's a violation and yet there's noconsequences so he's almost aneq emblem of all these people when you combine the judicial executive and legislative branches and onendla bureaucratic, the citizen that's lost control, we saw it with absolute i don't know the word, it was chilling for me and when james said under oath we don't spy an essay on anybody and then he was caught and he said i gave the least untruthful answer, none of us could do that with the irs. he said i had a call from the irs indigent reporter and i did, but, i gave you the least untruthful answer. there were no consequences when john brennan said we never spied on the staffer's computer. live. he admitted it was a lie. he would never have collateral damage that operations. he admitted it was a lie. james comey, 245 times, i can't remember. for the two simple i don't know, the foundation of the whole western collusion hopes, steel dossier and gps. robert mueller was asked under oath what is your opinion? i don't even know what they were. i thought if you

hitler thought he was a good guy. the nazis thought of doing good. is there any question now? >> no. that's the point, the people doing this now think they're doing this on behalf of the angels. that's part of it. for people in the middle the notion the free and prosperous life we've been granted because we've been building on the shoulders of giants for generations, that free prosperous incredibly blessed life that we all live, the greatest privilege in the world is to be born in america. that's an unbelievable privilege. that's true historically, true contextually right now and for all time in all places. this is an amazing place to be and a place to live. but because we take them for granted the verse from the bible comes to me from deuteronomy that you sure got fat -- that really is what it is. we are fat, happy, lazy, with all the things we want at the click of a button and that's the way normality is. normally does what we have right now which means any movement from normal can only be good. it can only be towards utopia. this is the baseline, this is the natural status

thank you for saving us from hitler. he wrote me back.t me a feather along with a letter that said he was sending me his angels. >> kelly: okay. what? this show is going to kill me. oh, my god. okay, that is so sweet. oh, my gosh. she's right, that veteran was frank grasburger who served with the 106th infantry. frank vogt of the battle of the bulge, famously one of the toughest and most significant victories against the nazis. he was pulled from a foxhole nearly frozen. frank is an american

we've heard that donald trump, thetr commander in chief, was hitler, mussolini, that he should be gone sooner or later, and general milley called up a muck-raking journalist and tells him that he believes that the commander in chief is a "mein kampf," hitler january figure. that's a violation. and yet there's no consequence. and so he's almost an emblem, fauci, of all of these people when you combine the judicial, executive and legislative branches into one bureaucratic octopus, then the citizen has lost r control. we saw it with an absolute -- i don't know what the word would, but it was very chilling for me and i think all of us when james clapper said under oath we don't spy at the nsa on anybody, and then he was caught, and he said i gave the least untruthful answer. [laughter] none of us could do that with the irs. i had a call that said you i did, but i and should have said, well, i gave you the least untruthful answer. [laughter] no consequences. there were no consequences when john brennan said we never have spied on the senate staff or computers. lie. he admitted it was a lie.

asked whether he believed hitler murdered 6 million jews, heimbach says no. that was cantwell's final question. that was what happened in virginia today. weird backdrop for electoral politics, weird backdrop for a big election with the eyes of the nation on it. what happened in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017, this far right rally that resulted in one woman being killed, more than a dozen seriously injured, the parading of these neo-nazi groups, the torches, chants about jews, replacement theory and all the rest of it, charlottesville is what president biden said prompted him to run for president in 2020. april 2019, he released a video formally saying he would run for president. the first two words in that video were "charlottesville, virginia." president trump was, of course, president at the time that charlottesville happened. he famously immediately thereafter said there were fine people on both sides in charlottesville, meaning there were some fine people among the counterprotesters against the nazis that day, but also fine people on the nazi side too

the donald trump commander-in-chief hitler, mussolini, that he should be gonna sooner or later and hecalled him a muckraking journalist and tells him he believes the commander-in-chief is a mein kampf hitler figure is a violation and yet there is no consequence. so he's almost in emblem that when you combine the judicial executive and legislative branches under one bureaucratic, then the citizen is lost control. we don't spy on anybody and then he was caught. no one can do that with the irs he admitted it was a lie and james comey 240 times under i can't remember and what would the two central foundations robert mueller was asked directly under oath what was your position? why did you spend $40 million in 22 months. where did all of these bureaucrats we were just talking about the conservative support. i'm kind of being animated because the 1983 i didn't know that the committee owns your reasons whether you grew them or not to so the price was below the cost of production, so about ten of us were flat broke and said we are not going to have them stemmed and sold by sun may do so we ge

if you are running against hitler, then you can break the wall to defeat hitler. do not even have to debate the substance if your opponent is evil because why would you even get into that conversation. that is an easy way for them to avoid heart debates. it is also a really slick way of demonizing your opponents. if my opponent is evil, i must be good.ca a psychological copout. trump veryy accurate did not hae a shame bone, among other things this country was hungry for that. this country got elected a little bit on policy, but a little bit on the attitude. his attitude. he galvanized the country. in a way, the country was already galvanized. he just gave out part of the country avoid spirit every time he dismissed these ridiculous allegations against them or these phony scandals or these bs attacks, the base went wild because the point of it all is, the mob only goes for the softest spot. mobs are only looking for easy penetration. if you are constantly caving, then they will win every time. but as a parent now i realize that the most important word a parent has

>> yes. >> asked whether he believed hitler murdered 6 million jews. >> no. that was cantwell's final question in that part of the cross-examination. that was what happened in virginia today. we are backdrop for electoral politics, right? we are back dropped for a big election while they hide information on. what happened in charlottesville virginia, 2017, the far-right rally that resulted in one woman being killed. more than a dozen people being extremely injured. the parade of the nazi group, the torches, and the chants about jews, and replacement theories, and all the rest of it. charlottesville is what president biden said, prompted him to run for president in 2020. in 2019 he released the video formally saying that he would run for president. the first towards individuals were, charlottesville virginia. president trump, was the first president at the time that charlottesville happened. he famously, immediately, after said they were fine people on both sides meaning that there were some people on the counter protesters on the nazis at the. but also fine p

and so robert just made it parallel to the protesters on that day to fascism and hitler was brought up. mussolini was brought up. these people were protesters at the very, very least. they were some very bad apples there. none of them were armed apparently, and only a civilian was killed. ashley babbitt, which we will talk about later on again. i mean, no evidence has been proven that this was meticulously planned for violence. was it planned to protest? yeah, certainly it was. it's, it's, it's legal to protest. go ahead, brian. well, we're all in agreement that there was no insurrection in the, no congressional democrats using that word because it, in their own focus groups, it tends to, it tends to stoke a lot of passion among their base. even though their base, most of them don't know with the definition of insurrection really is, there's never been an insurrection in history. there were no weapons that the only people that were killed was people part of the insurrection, not who they were trying to, quote unquote overgrowth. so i agree with a lot of with robert to said other than t

one, this has happened in history. 1933 to bureau put where you had a hitler organized people to try to overthrow the rice. doug. let's look at one more leaving storms. busy capital will his troops are those orders and the a fast regime there. so this idea of, or somehow it was just a riot, right? is, don't have people bust in from around the country, right. don't have one we're gonna do is opening gates and allowing along the people to break in the capital, right? so the federal government failing to respond when a tech on their own capital. so i think instead of demonizing going after the individuals, you know, the school teacher or the, or the salon owner, so on and so forth. or part part of it caught up in those are we still haven't got into the money behind to pay for the people to come there who paid for the buses will pay for the hotels. how do you go into the g? i think government, how many congress members were involved in the planning and execution of that the people who are getting towards around the capital. well, the capital close to the future to the future of people tr