and hitler him. -- kittler -- hitlerism. scott: in 1939 he left london to promote the city lights and then he was gone for 18 months and he went around the world several times, places he had never been and would never go again, he went to bali, out-of-the-way places, and it was a transcendent experience for him because he experienced completely different populations , totally different cultures, but almost everywhere he went he saw the results of the deprivation of the depression, which was two and three years old, he did not come back until 19 33, he was gone for 18 months so the depression was well under way at this point and it was not close to coming out of it, the depression did not start easing until 1935. he saw it at its worst and he turned up his feelings about nationalism and economies and what people should have in times of deprivation. essentially he had a kind of utopian socialist bent. he thought poor people should be able to walk into a store, pick up the food he -- they needed, and walk out. tehe left the cou

and if they done so, it would have called hitler's bluff. and probably the german themselves would have overthrown him because he was asking much. so that's the argument of the interventionist side, the argument of the anti side is that, first of all, europe is a continent that has always been at war. and if we go into europe now, we will continue to be in their wars. they will have learned that they could get themselves in trouble and they cry out to america, rescue us and america did the first time around. and if they get them all they did themselves in trouble the second time around, and they cry to america, come rescue us. and if america does the time around world, then they figured we've got the americans on a string and so we won't bother to defend. america will, defend us. so that's argument. and i should point out that lindbergh and the other so-called isolationists, they were by no means anti war in print. simple they were by no means opposed to building up america's defenses. lindbergh had idea, which is quite audacious, that the u

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but when you use language like hitler, totalitarianism, that we are taking away democracy, and that'so up, you sound so stupid. it's like, why even argue with them? it's not even worth arguing with. it doesn't merit our time except to make fun of them. >> jesse: so we just make fun of jessica now? we don't have to argue with her? oh, pritzker. got it. do you have that picture again? let's put it up. >> greg: he looks like he ate chris christie. >> jesse: [laughs] so mean! >> greg: you haven't seen chris christie at all. i'm not saying that pritzker is a cannibal, but i'm not not saying it. you know, it's funny, you said we wanted to make fun of it, i think that cnn has created a new media specialty. jennings porn. it is like porn. it lasts 3 minutes and you watch it over and over again. i feel bad for the bookers at cnn. the guests that they feed to the slaughterhouse, to jennings, they look like a model u.n., like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. "scott jennings isn't on. you are safe." it's like, when you watch jennings ask whatever his nam

are you -- it's like, you've got to be beyond these load-bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism.d probably watch the ratings on cnn, they are like this, and when jennings is on, it goes -- >> jesse: oh, man. that's why i don't do podcasts. because i'm terrified of the follow-up question. i would just melt down. you think i've thought about this before? >> greg: by the way, who is that other dude on there? that old guy? jarvis? this guy is a has-been. he was an elevated consultant. you know who i'm talking about, jessica? do you remember his name? jeff? yeah, he's just been around pretending to be like an expert. it makes you think that cnn is having a very hard time finding people to go on the show opposite jennings. >> jesse: mmm, jennings porn. >> dana: she's going to be like, "let me at 'em!" >> jesse: jennings vs. newsom would be good. would you go on the show? >> greg: do they have snacks in the green room? then i'll be there. >> jesse: up next, our favorite touchy italian is back. some democrats want andrew cuomo to save them. ♪ ♪ when emergency strikes, first responders ar

it's like you got to get beyond these load bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism. it's the best. i mean, i swear you could probably watch the ratings on cnn. they're like this. and then when jennings is on, it goes. >> oh god. >> i love jennings. >> oh, man. >> that's why i don't do podcasts. why? because i'm terrified of the follow up question. >> yeah, you know what? >> i will. >> just i will just melt down. yeah. do you think i've thought about this before? >> yeah. oh, by the way, who was that other dude on there? that old guy jarvis. james carville. oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. this guy is a has been he's like he was an elevated consultant. do you know what i'm talking about? jessica. do you remember his name? jeff. jeff jarvis. yeah. yeah yeah. he's like a no. like he's just been around pretending to be like an expert. it makes you think that cnn's having a very hard time finding people to go on the show opposite jennings. >> jennings porn. >> i'm sure gavin newsom is going to be like, oh, let me at him. >> yeah. >> jennings versus newsom would be good. would you go on newsom's sh

we should assassinate hitler, shouldn't we? the last time they called guy a nazi this much he got shot in butler. paul elon is trying to do is save us some money and eliminate fraud. >> just a basic search of social security database we found that there were 20 million dead people marked as a life. >> but were they getting many? >> some of them are getting money. what it looks like is that most of it is not coming from social security payments directly but because they are marked as a life in social security database they can then, disability unemployment sort of fake medical payments other things because they are marked as alive and the sick -- social security database. >> jesse: once a musk gets all of them off the payroll he is digging for gold to. >> a life tour of fort knox we can see if -- a live tour of fort knox we can see if the gold is there. spray-painted led to? >> what if a lot of it is missing? what if half of it is missing? >> we don't know. >> they said the last time that somebody like that it was decades ago. >

we should assassinate hitler, shouldn't we? >> well, the last time they called a guy a nazi this much, he got shot in butler. what do you think their goal is with musk? all elon is trying to do is save us some money and eliminate fraud. >> we found just with a basic search of the social security database, that there were 20 million dead people marked as alive. >> but were they getting money? >> some of them were getting money. what it looks like is that most of the fraud is not coming from social security payments directly, but because they are marked as alive in the social security database that they can get, then get disability unemployment, sort of fake medical payments and other things because they're marked as alive in the social security database. >> once musk gets all of those ghosts off the payroll, he's digging for gold. >> i think like a tour of fort knox would be awesome. like a live tour of fort knox where we can actually see. it's like it's the gold there or not. they say it is like, is it real or did somebody spra

we should assassinate hitler, shouldn't we? >> joining me now, alex marlow, editor in chief of breitbart news, mary katharine ham, fox news contributor, to talk about this and also talk about what went down in the oval today. alex, it was such a big news day. both rogan and elon used to be darlings of the left. now i guess they just like zelensky. >> yeah that's right. >> and it. >> must face a really interesting point here, laura, that i hadn't thought of that. why did we just give the nazis the. >> 45 degree salute? >> it's the what? >> we can. >> only have the 90 degree. or the 0 degrees and say. >> well. >> who consented to this? doesn't make you nazi because you put your hand up at a 45. >> degree angle. >> it's so absurd. like no. >> one actually thinks he's a nazi. isn't that the fundamental question? >> do you actually think. >> musk is a nazi? no one. really thinks that. >> so anyone who uses. >> that logic is just clearly just. >> a partizan. >> that doesn't. like that he's threatening the bureaucracy. the whole point

. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh. it has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. >> and now he has the president of the united states, the vice president, and apparently a whole lot of republican senators and house members supporting a total capitulation. it is unbelievable. and it is extraordinarily dangerous for the united states. >> congressman mike lawler, a republican and representative for new york, posted this on x. it was extremely shortsighted to engage in that type of exchange in front of the u.s. and international press as you work towards an agreement. sadly, the only winner of today is vladimir putin in the south bay. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> some lawmakers are coming to the defense of the president. one of them is south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the president. i was

. >> hitler and called moron and conman, but not by zelensky, but his people on the right, namely jd vance and marco rubio. i wonder if they ever apologized for actually calling trump these names back in 2016 or even later. so it's quite ironic that zelensky desperately try to correct the facts. he tried, he pointed out. and by the way, this is the rubio was silent. i mean, he's irrelevant since he's not played. but jd vance, you know, has a great ability. give him credit lying but with a straight face, insulting people with a straight face. i saw it in munich security conference. it's the largest conference in the world. and the united states vice president looked into the eyes of the european leaders and basically told them, you're a bunch of losers and suckers and you're irrelevant. and the next he did, he went to meet the leader of the neo-nazi party in germany, ignoring chancellor and other political parties. and then, of course, we know that they are supporting practically every far right neo-nazi group group in europe, namely romania. it is something that is not probably is pr

and he's doing well among women, hispanics and asians all from racist hitler. >> it's common sense thatesses. like you guys i haven't been able to go to college and took the short cut to school but common sense saved me you have to look at the government as a business nobody likes at it like that except for new administration. and with that new administration they've got the railroad losing money and the post office losing money. if i was losing money i can't go to the bank and be like ai want to borrow more money yet they keep doing that with taxpayers. unfair. >> when i was growing up even the short bus was tall. charly 90% of republicans approve of his job and according to the media that wouldn't be the case they are grumbling behind the scenes. >> especially influencers like harry came trying to be a man and he is like from what i hear trump voters regret things. they don't. i don't think anybody regrets their vote it's the other way. stephen a. smith has been a huge liberal for such a long time and now he's saying hold on. i regret voting for harris because i'm realizing after-the-

. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh.t has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. >> and now he has the president of the united states, the vice president, and apparently a whole lot of republican senators and house members supporting a total capitulation. it is unbelievable. and it is extraordinarily dangerous for the united states. >> congressman mike lawler, a republican and representative for new york, posted this on x. it was extremely shortsighted to engage in that type of exchange in front of the u.s. and international press as you work towards an agreement. sadly, the only winner of today is vladimir putin in the south bay. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> some lawmakers are coming to the defense of the president. one of them is south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the president. i was v

it looked like he is trying to do to the palestinian people the same thing hitler did to him.tical only using a different tactic. guest: i'm not sure i fully understood that, partially because of the distortion in the phoneline. the last war i saw underground was "lord of the rings." i'm not sure what you are talking about in that regard. sorry. host: a question from text from william and lake charles, louisiana. he says, how would you get us out from under all this debt? guest: what you have to do when you have debt, whether it is your credit card and you realize you spent too much last month and have to come back some on nonessentials, you do the same thing. that is what i have long argued for. i think we are getting close to that now. that every government agency and cabinet office has either a piece of legislation or charter establishing its existence and purpose. if the agency or cabinet level department is living up to its charter, this legislation, cannot be done better by the private sector and more economically, we keep it. if not, we get rid of it. that is what busin

it looked like he is trying to do to the palestinian people the same thing hitler did to him.cal only using a different tactic. guest: i'm not sure i fully understood that, partially because of the distortion in the phoneline. the last war i saw underground was "lord of the rings." i'm not sure what you are talking about in that regard. sorry. host: a question from text from william and lake charles, louisiana. he says, how would you get us out from under all this debt? guest: what you have to do when you have debt, whether it is your credit card and you realize you spent too much last month and have to come back some on nonessentials, you do the same thing. that is what i have long argued for. i think we are getting close to that now. that every government agency and cabinet office has either a piece of legislation or charter establishing its existence and purpose. if the agency or cabinet level department is living up to its charter, this legislation, cannot be done better by the private sector and more economically, we keep it. if not, we get rid of it. that is what busines

and so if they want to keep comparing trump to hitler and say democracy dies in darkness although i know post" lost $100 million last year hundreds of thousands of subscribers. we are not just talking tv and radio. but in newspapers as well there's a big shift happening. legacy resistance at media, especially in those places is a dying at a very rapid rate. mark: there's a lot of things going on in this country right now. think a lot of it is very good for the democratic party and that media are on their back. if we just get back to basics we can revitalize themselves. i see this attack on fraud in government. i see all these things it's all in a positive direction because of the election of trump. joe concha i want to thank you very much my friend. god bless you, brother. >> god bless you as well. take care. mark: we will be right back. ♪ empower ♪ hey, i got her a little something. a little something, dad? oh, umm. hi. walt rolled his 401k accounts into an empower ira and it's grown nicely. so i say, let a gramps be a gramps. okay, just promise me it doesn't make a lot of noise. (engin

when we think about the black athletes raising their fists in the games against hitler's, these conversations can foster a faster way to process a lot of the things we are struggling with culturally and given the amount of love and support we give our sports figures, going back to the days of roman emperors, sports and politics have always been intermingled. you do not have to shove it down your throats when you're watching the super bowl but should be recognized as a helpful platform that not only sports figures can use but we can use to bring ourselves together when it is often times hard to see each other outside of party labels. host: these myths that your book focuses on, did they all start around the same time, are these myths that have emerged in the past couple decades or have we been dealing with a lot of these myths the entirety of this experiment that is happening in the united states of america? guest: is a good question. it is individualistic to each of the myths. i will say the trajectory of them is getting worse and not better. we are falling for them more and even using them a

then you are kind of like shouldn't assassinate hitler should we. >> laura: mary katharine ham fox newswn in the oval. alex, big news day. elon and joe used to be darlings of the left. >> interesting point here laura i hadn't thought of, why did we just give the nazi the 45-degree salute? we can only have the 90-degree or zero degree. who consented to this? doesn't make you nazi because you put your hand up at 45-degree angle. so absurd. no one actually thinks is he nazi. isn't that the fundamental question. do you actually think musk is a nazi? no one really thinks that. anyone who used that logic just clearly a partisan that doesn't like that he is threatening the bureaucracy. the whole point of doge is that musk points this out in the interview, laura, he thinks half the government is waste. half of the government is waste. he points out how a stacey abrams funded ngo got $100 and turned that into $2 billion that is the biggest scandal i ever heard of. we just blew through it. we just blew straight through it. >> laura: she is brilliant. one thing about this sitdown they did in the i

. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh.has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> now, congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. the looming tariff threats could greatly impact consumers and hurt the u.s. economy. that's according to new data, which shows consumers cut their spending by 0.2% in january. it's the biggest cut since february 2021, despite inflation being down. president trump imposed new import taxes on canada, mexico and china. the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop 1.5% annually if this plan goes through. now, president trump's address to congress will take place on tuesday. we'll, of course, have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. looking ahead to next month. new this morning, president trump will also have his routine annual physical exam in next month. now, that's according to a memo from the white house. he's set to have his exam at the w

the middle of world war ii fdr sank to churchill we are not going to help you against the nazis and hitleress you give up half of your mineral resources and half of your coal. that didn't change about to suggest zelensky was wrong to be rejecting what was essentially extortion is a warped version of what actually happened. shannon: do you think the u.s. should get some return on investments that europ your past structuring these as loans? >> europe has provided a lot of grants they provided some and concessionary loans. i am fine if the united states want to include some of it support in the form of concessionary loans prime sure zelensky would support that part is zones gives idea originally to include some kind of deal on minerals to provide for reconstruction. but, what happened is that idea got transformed originally into an idea where it was really extortion give us half of this stuff or what we've already done. and then to see what happened at the white house i will say was embarrassing. zelensky has talked about the sacrifice of his people he has also been grateful to the united sta

would be in the middle of world war ii ftr singh to churchill we won't help you against the nazis and hitlerzelenskyy was wrong to be rejecting extortion earlier on, that is a warped version of what actually happened. >> shannon: should the u.s. get some returns on investment in the way that europe has structuring these as loans? >> europe has provided a lot of grants, concessionary loans, i'm fine if the united states wants to include some of its support in the form of concessionary loans. i'm sure zelenskyy would support that. it was the lenski's idea originally to include some kind of deal on minerals to provide for reconstruction what happened is that idea god transformed originally into an idea where it was really extortion. you give us half of the stuff or what we've already done and then to see what happened at the white house, i will say, was embarrassing because zelenskyy has talked about the sacrifice of his people. he's also been grateful to the united states. when i met with him and others before this meeting at the white house, you always express gratitude. but donald trump does

. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh.it has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. now the looming tariff threats could greatly impact consumers and hurt the u.s. economy. that's according to new data, which shows consumers cut their spending by 0.2% in january. it's the biggest cut since february 2021, despite inflation being down. president trump imposed new import taxes as well on canada, mexico and china. the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop 1.5% annually if this plan goes through. now, president trump's address to congress will take place on tuesday. we'll have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. we're following new details that have just been released about that deadly piedmont crash that killed three college students home for thanksgiving break. abc seven news anchor ama daetz has new details just released

. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh. it has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. well, the looming tariff threats could greatly impact consumers and hurt the u.s. economy. that's according to new data, which shows consumers cut their spending by 0.2% in january. it's the biggest cut since february 2021, despite inflation being down. president trump also imposed new import taxes on canada, mexico and china. the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop 1.5% annually if this plan goes through. president trump's address to congress will take place on tuesday. we'll have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. new details have just been released about that deadly piedmont crash that killed three college students. home for thanksgiving break. abc seven news anchor ama daetz has new details just released by the chp. >> the chp sa

to that, and the sympathy engendered for african americans as a result of what was happening with hitlerope in 1964, when sidney poitier won, it was a civil rights movement that was growing in the background. in um, in 1983, when lou gossett jr. won, it was the end of the vietnam war and america's love for war films, et cetera.. 2016, it was oscarssowhite. so these things that have happened outside have influenced the minds of the voters and therefore influence the films that won, which is the thesis i talk about. >> you know, one of the great misfortunes of that thesis, though, is that i'm sure it puts the actors in the context as if they weren't extraordinary in their own rights, and that it was somehow not earned. but we know that that's not the case. right? these were extraordinary actors, and their work speaks for itself. >> indeed. and the question is, is, is not about their quality. the question is, how do you get the people who vote to pay attention to quality? so what these these what these incidences illustrate is that you need to put a spotlight on all of these areas in order

ever apologize for calling donald trump america's hitler or calling him an idiot? no, he hasn't. but somehow we're going to force zelenskyy, the president of a country in the middle of a war, to apologize over something he has no reason to apologize to trump. apologize for calling zelenskyy a dictator. did he apologize for bringing russia into the negotiation to try to solve a war with ukraine without without even including ukraine in the negotiation process? no, at all, not at all. and jd vance didn't even doesn't even know enough about the topic to be having the discussion. when zelenskyy asked him, have you ever been to ukraine? he said, no, i've seen it on tv. are you kidding me? i've seen it on tv. is your excuse for being able to lecture the president of ukraine in the middle of a war, as opposed to having some actual knowledge when he's telling you about russia and everyone knows about russia's history, except, apparently jd vance. >> it's clearly it's a political divide here, because it seems as if that republicans are pretty happy with what happened. let's not make sure

if you if you if you settle, if you just give hitler something, he'll calm down. that's not what was going on yesterday. what what was that. what was the goal of trump and vance lecturing zelensky. what's the end goal. >> so i think part of the end goal was to actually sign this deal, which they're ham handed and kind of absurd juvenile behavior undermined. they wanted to bully zelensky but still get a deal signed. what they didn't realize is in some in some how trump and vance both looked like bullies and they looked weak strangely that they managed to do something very, very strange like that. and zelensky looked very, very strong. he held his ground. his country is in a state of war, and he proved himself to be the world leader that he is. >> well, remind, remember that they we offered to get zelensky out of kyiv in the before the war. he said no. then they said, why don't you at least locate to western ukraine? he said, no, i'm staying. and he stayed there. he is there under bombing, under threat. so i would imagine that as uncomfortable as that looked, zelens

it's a matter of record that in 1939 and 40 and 41, when the hegemonic tyrants were allies of hitler and were allies in threatening to conquer the entire landmass eurasia. the leaders who up against them were british prime minister, who was a descendant. william orange's ally, the glorious revolution. john churchill, duke of marlborough, and american president who was a descendant of hudson valley dutch petrels. we don't know whether and in october 1894, calvin coolidge argued that america owed more to england or to holland, but to given their histories were braided together in the risky enterprise of the glorious revolution. ironic that we owe much of what we hold dear to both of them. thank you. michael. thank you. our second speaker is samuel gregg. you will find sam's full biography in your program. sam is the highest chair in economics and history at the american for economic research and contributing editor at law and liberty. but it is on the scottish thought that sam is really an expert. he will speak to us today about adam smith and the influence of scottish thought on the f

outspoken on putin, likened him in private conversations that were then made public in the mail to adolf hitlercourge of war in europe. i mean, this is the son of queen elizabeth the second and the grandson of george vi. he won't be on putin's side in all this, and putin�*s side in all this, and i�*m not sure he's got that much in common with trump as a climate sceptic. >> yes, and also. >> yes, and also. >> not the king, obviously, i'm talking about. >> and i think it�*s almost >> and i think it's almost instead of rescinding an invitation which would clearly go against everything number 10 is trying to do, which is being the person who can speak to different figures. yes. it's almost doing it quietly by saying, well, the king is meeting with zelenskyy and it means you don't have to say it too much out loud if you're his majesty, because you can't. yes, it's a very clear way of saying that, as zelenskyy has the backing of not just the uk backing of notjust the uk government, but the person in the uk that trump admires the most. >> that's right. it�*s called >> that's right. it's called show do

but the main two analogues that i think people use are either is putin, hitler and is this 1939 or 1941ds the latter. i've always said international law is just organised crime. it has a nicer burn organised crime. it has a nicer burr, it has a nicer finish. some people are able to put on a nice. but you know, the godfather was literally about the ambition of don corleone, that his, his favourite son should become a senator, that they should move from one form of organised crime into another. that�*s how it is, right? there is no overarching polity. there is no overarching polity. there is no. but trump. >> gets the same thing, doesn't he. >> in world affairs? yeah, it is basically a series of veiled threats. >> and i guess we�*re seeing the >> and i guess we're seeing the sort of that being put out in the open by trump right now. and if we move on to the guardian, there's this story about at least 25 police spies duped sexual partners. this was undercover cops who were lying to women. i mean, i think this is a this is a bit unfair to i mean, we've all lied to women to. you know what i

who would say, well, can you imagine if america, during world war ii, had got together with adolf hitler>> it is. >> you think they're nazis though, right? >> 0r. >> or. >> or. >> or. >> or indeed. or indeed. which part of the uk would you give up if we were invaded tomorrow? >> but i wouldn't. i want >> but i wouldn�*t. i want ukraine to get back all of its territory. >> it�*s not. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> going to. not going to happen. that's not even on the table. >> but it can't. >> but it can�*t. >> but it can�*t. >> be on. >> be on. >> administration has ruled that out. we know. >> that it's not going to i mean, the only. >> can't be on the. >> can't be on the. >> only country that has the weight to support ukraine against russia is, is the united states. and the reality is that even though i would like for ukraine to have all of its territory back, i have consistently been absolutely, unequivocally in favour of ukraine's right to sovereignty ukraine�*s right to sovereignty over its own land. you�*ve got to over its own land. you've got to work one step at a time with the thing