hitler, stalin, and mao combined? talking about roughly 100 million human souls -- yeah. push back a bit on fake news cnn and this reckless lie and outrageous comments, humpty dumpty then came up with, oh, a technical issue excuse. he has a zero problem making this claim earlier in the program. no problem here. take ahe look. >> the story that is playing out every day on our tv screens, he is getting worse. we can all see it. it's happening in public. but it is still a very hard, sensitive story to cover. i'm talking of course about president trump come about his behavior, but is instability. >> sean: fake news cnn is getting worse. we can see it every day. stelter -- by the way, he has strange stalkers thatwa work wih him. i'll tell the story one day. i mean, really strange people. it's every second, every minute, every hour, every day. no one really watches fake news cnn anymore, certainly not many people watching humpty dumpty's show. the channel can't even get a million viewers in any one hour of any 24-hour day on most days. he's obsessed with hating trump and hating

anyway, he said that president is responsible for more death than hitler, stalin, and mao.ake a look. >> calling trump crazy hides the fact that we are crazy for having elected him and even crazier for allowing his crazy policies to persist. trump is as destructive of a person in this century as hitler, stalin, and mao were in the last century. he may be responsible for many more millions of us than they were. he needs to be contained. >> sean: absolutely ridiculous outrageous. hitler, stalin, and mao bryant? we are talking about roughly 100 million human souls, yeah. under evil. stelter, he didn't push back a bit on fake news cnn end of this reckless lie is outrageous pure in his guest said nothing for it humpty dumpty then came up with the fact that it was a technical issue. the old i have the excuse but he had zero problem making this claim earlier in the program. now i problem here. take a look. >> the story this playing out every day on our tv's and twitter fields, and he is getting worse. is it we can all see it. it's happening in public but it's still a very hard sen

the world was shocked up until that point hitler's nazi germany and stalin's communist soviet union had been ideological opponents but what no one knew was that the contract contained a secret additional protocol. in it the 2 countries divided up eastern and north eastern europe among themselves the soviet union planed finland estonia latvia the eastern part of poland and later also lithuania nazi germany claimed the western part of poland. just one week after signing the pact when september 1st $939.00 germany invaded neighboring poland that was the start of the 2nd world war which would eventually claim millions of lives. and joining me now in the studio is veronica priest mike touch a political scientist at european academy in but thank you so much for joining us today veronica i suppose to put it quite simply would wild to have happened without this treaty. well probably but maybe later maybe a little bit more compact and of course not in the us and in this in this big amount of something like this but definitely the hitler stalin pact was necessary actually for hitler to have at le

of a person in this century as hitler, stalin, and mel were in the last century.e may be responsible for many more millions of us than they were. he needs to be contained but he needs to be contained by attacking his policies, not his person. >> yeah, attack his policies, not his person. it says this -- after saying trump is deadlier than three of the biggest mass murderers in history. but why stop there? why not add angus kohn, the black plague, isis, syria, cigarettes, climate change, maroon 5? and the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs? hell, just go for it, trump is responsible for more deaths than death itself. after some outcry cnn admitted that they shouldn't have hit back admitting their meekness on tax issues which i believe if the network hadn't spent three years trying their guests for this kind of hysteria. >> the president of the united states is racist. speak all the people who voted for donald trump or races. if you, he is a racist pig. >> reclaiming heritage, that sounds a lot like a certain leader that killed members of my family and about 6 mi

almost you had a competition between hitler and stalin, who could be the most student dictator, hitler would have to lose, stalin was not refusing to believe what all sorts we were intelligence leaders vague, hitler is about to attack you. you better get ready and the it not even allows his troops to good on alert, not arming them probable are properly. says he doesn't want to do anything to make hitler think they were going war because hi wasn't ready for war. and his own spies are telling him the same thing, again and again help refuses to believe them. must be a western plot. these must be double-agents in stalin's paranoid mind and anything that appears obvious must be the opposite. so, he is not ready and in the beginning, the german army is just sweep into the soviet union, do incredibly well but what happens? first or all, they -- some of the people who welcomed his army, because -- not because they knew much about hitler or the nazis 0 are the ideology but all they'd been terrorized by stalin for so long. starved, mass executions. and -- but in standof hitler saying, at least p

because as far as i remember, hitler and stalin did not allow guests to come on cable news shows and for being the next hitler or stalin. and they go have lunch "after words", they would go to a camp but i'm sure he's having no such problem. >> could you imagine if fox would have summary on when obama was president and say that he was responsible for more deaths than hitler and stalin. that person would be off the air, i cannot believe -- why not tack bill o'reilly. [laughter] bill could not even taken unscheduled vacation. he could not even take responsibility. if you cannot listen to basic dialogue, if you cannot focus on what is coming out of your guests mouth, you should not be on the air. what does that have to do with some moron saying that this president and being a kook on twitter is a big distraction. sometimes it is not the same thing as killing 50 million people. >> don't do it, you hear it and you smack it down. >> coming up the trade war with china is putting the hurt on american consumers. trump ally lindsey graham says that we should sit there and take it. no lindsay.

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the president trump might be more responsible for more deaths than adolf hitler and stalin. >> i havewn thousands of patrons, almost all of them and then while they have come a long mannered, good people. trump is none of these. one thing to deal with trump is a terrible insult to the metal real and they are problems stigma as it is. trump is as destructive as a person in this century as hitler, stalin, and a malware in the last century. he may be responsible for many more deaths than they were. >> brian: is that unbelievable? and he just sat there and did nothing to interrupt this rant. he said he failed to do so because of technical difficulties. dan bongino has no technical difficulties. he shows up without a tie and he was an nypd officer for the secret service and it now joins us again. , sometimes there are a technical difficulties and you missed it but that was a long way in. how do you that pushback on that? >> listen man radio been doing is a long time. you don't really believe that, right? just to be clear. that was not a technical difficulty. you know i don't question my gu

trump is as destructive as a person in this centuryry as hitler, stalin, and mao were m in the last centurymany more deaths than they were. >> brian: is that unbelievable? and he just sat there and did nothing to interrupt this rant. he said he failed to do so because of technical difficulties. dan bongino has no technical difficulties. he shows up without a tie and he was an nypd officer, worked for the secret service and it now joins us again. dan, sometimes there are a technical difficulties and you missed it but that was a long rant. how do you that pushback on that? >> listen, man, you've been doing is a long time. you don't really believe that, right? just to be clear. that was not a technical difficulty. you know how i know that? i haven't been doing this as long as you have been, but it's been eight years. here's how you know. go to -- what's your show called? "unreliable sources?" >> brian: "reliable sources." >> they can call it "reliable sources," that's's one of the great mysteries of our time, how his show got the title "reliable sources." i'm going to call it "unreliable sourc

a psychiatrist rants on cnn comparing president trump to hitler and stalin and cnn did not even challenge him. new tonight. sources confirming to fox news that disgraced former deputy direct wroor andrew mccabe could soon be facing prosecution. we'll tell you why officials say he quote has a target on his back. bill maher pathetically celebrating the death of david koch. ian his brother have done more than anybody to fund climate science deniers for decades. the amazon is burning up. i'm glad he's dead. conservative actor antonio sabato knows all too well howal and out of their -- how brutal and out of their mind elites can be and he's firing back. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story, getting back to the negotiating table. china signaling it's seeking to calm an end to it's today lating trade war with the united states. even president trump is voicing optimism. we are going to start shortly to negotiate and we'll see what happens. but i think we'll make a deal. they want to get something done. this is the first time i have seen them wh

. >> trump is as destructive a person in this century as hitler, stalin, and in the last century. >> preserving our heritage, reclaiming our heritage, that sounds a lot like a leader that killed members of my family and 6 million other jews in the 1940s. >> trump is a demagogue, hatemonger, bringing faster them to america. >> paul metaphors, the president's former campaign chairman, paid multiple visits to julie massage in london. >> what a great case officer vladimir putin is. he knows how to handle an asset, and that is what he is doing with the president. >> sean: wow. even this weekend, a guest on cnn actually claiming trump is going to kill millions more than hitler and stalin. and then you have humpty dumpty, the so-called media reporter, just sat there and said nothing. that's like almost 100 million people, and he wants you to know that he let that insane claim flyby, i think i might have audio problems. that is what journalism looks like on cnn, nbc, abc, cbs, and of course, oh, can't forget cnn's april ryan, she values journalism so much that she smiled as her personal body

. >> trump is as destructive a person in this century as hitler, stalin and mao were in the last centurye responsible for many more millions of deaths than they were. he needs to be contained, but he needs to be contained by attacking his policies, not his person. lou: wow. we'll never know how he came to that conclusion because the show's host, brian shelter, never pushed back, never asked a follow-up question, didn't ask him to explain in any way. just it was there. stelter later said it was because of a technical difficulty. >>> well, a new poll shows millennials are abandoning america's traditional values. nbc news, "the wall street journal" finding just 42% of young americans view patriotism as very important to them. that's compared to nearly 80% of those aged 55 and older. 30% of millennials say religion is very important to them, that's far fewer than the 67% of baby boomers who say religion is very important to them. and having children is only seen as a top priority for 32% of young americans. a more than 20% difference with those aged 55 and older. well, joining us tonight, vi

of a person in this century as hitler, stalin, and mel were in the last century.nsible for many more millions of us than they were. he needs to be contained but he needs to be

wheeler often said, we ought to let the dictators fight it out, let stalin and hitler square off and stay out of it.them hitler stalin square off and stay out of it but the united states did not stay off of it. we expanded it to aid the soviet union and we need to transport fighter planes and bombers and all kinds of things across alaska to siberia. so, rate falls what is no maelstrom became a transfer point for all of those lend- lease supplies after 1942 . so, what i think really was happening was wheeler was bringing home the bacon. he figures if we are going to need an airbase, then what other place to have it than western montana. he had a very good relationship with gen. arnold the arnie-- army air corps chief of staff who i believe personally was involved in leaking the war plan that he publicized before pearl harbor. there's a chapter in the book about this celebrated league of the secret war plan. wheeler believed and vindicated him and other noninterventionist on the argument that roosevelt was systematically maneuvering the united states into involvement in world war ii. t

talk about the difference m between stalin and hitler. i wonder if you can talk about that and if there is more in your current book. >> i know we don't have that much time. the war was different in that this is very evident in this period of 1941. hitler doesn't learn from his mistakes. he multiplies his mistakes. for a while he ran off and was humiliated and have all these predictions saying this isn't going to happen now. and at a certain point, the bureau membersit came to talk to them. they felt that they might be arresting him and stalin made one big decision at the moment when it looked like the germans might take moscow. this city ithe city and the 600o the east. the diplomats have been moved there. at least in terms of the immediate fighting. they eventually fired top generals. they begin to trust one man who was the commander in chief. they could begin teaching a few things about how to get out of the situation. they could still turn against anybody but he was shrewd in the long run. >> i know this is a theoretical question, but

to go back to hitler and stalin what is the emotional correlation between being a bully and a good person this is a strongest correlation the book it's very difficult with human nature but one of my favorites of all time is from the danish author to say out of the twisted timbre of humanity no straight thing was ever made. some of.five correlation and in fact over the rainbow. with the .39 correlation with a good person leader. and that will index high on two emotions of anger to hit and discussed and backing away in those two identifiably that they embrace enthusiastically those two most intense versions of happiness that is disparaged so i will show you person by person who we are talking about and what trump has said about them because trump has a lot of sadness with a person full of grievances but as far away from exuberance as you can get on this chart. that does not say in the democratic space and those that are considered partially free from exuberance with the dictators and to be decidedly more harsh. and out the algorithm i came up with but now change the people. the very subdued

i don't like comparisons to hitler and stalin, specifically. and we should avoid those whenever possible so i don't agree with that. however there is the issue here of brian stelter, i don't believe he was operating in a journalist cut capacity. so that's based on opinion and supported by facts and, there was a psychiatrist they're making that assertion. if there is a campaign between politicians targeting journalists and journalists are not following the code of ethics, we do have to worry about the first amendment and free speech. i defend your right, laura, and say what you say. journalists have to be careful that when they are operating in a journalist capacity that they are following their code of ethics and if not the editors and publicists could hold them to account. >> laura: charlie, does that mean -- what they -- we have anchors at cnn that get away with the conduct that if any of us -- they would never work again. now let's move on from the next story. it's lots of double standards and it's absurd. >> so this is a fleet of journalist

this weekend, a guest on cnn actually claiming trump is going to kill millions more than mau, hitler, and stalin. that's like almost 100 million people. he wants you to know that he led that insane but is what journalism looks like on cnn, nbc, cbs, and of course, we can't forget cnn's april. she values journalism so much that she physically removed the local reporter from covering a speech she was giving. yesterday, she discovered the fake news story about donald trump. he wanted to nuke hurricanes. no, he doesn't. that shows what the president is racist. this is cnn. take a look. >> to will get back to that. anyway. that's cnn like msnbc. every second, every hour, every day. it's everywhere. and by the way, another common tactic is one, when they say thy are conservatives one in reality, they are anything but. all they are is left-leaning, trump hating liberals leaning in a state of psychosis every day. several other high-profile republicans. but now, she disliked her counterpart, liberal joe, she gets a big pay check to make crazy hateful statements about trump pretty much every hour of every

[laughter] maybe if they stopped calling him hitler and stalin and mussolini and an antisemite and aracist, maybe he won't call them nassty -- [laughter] or a kook or whatever. he doesn't call them the names that they call him on a daily basis. but we're going to miss him for a lot of reasons. number one, he fights. he fights. [cheers and applause] you know, he's not a philosophical conservative. [laughter] but in most ways, he is a conservative. i don't much care how he got there. he just got there. and that's fine by me. [applause] i also know he's not them. i also know he loves this country, i also know he believes in our economic system. i also know he believes in sovereignty and borders for a country. i also know how he treats allies like israel. i know this is a man -- [cheers and applause] he knows infant side when he hears it, and he rejects it. [applause] he's put more originalists on the court since ronald reagan. [applause] he's not them. and he's better than that. he's also not a rino. [cheers and applause] but he might lose. but you know what? sometimes you lose and then

i could not resist going back a full century which means i went back to hitler, i went back to stalin, i went back to mussolini and i was looking for what was the emotional correlation between being a bully and being a good person. a good leader. someone who is compassionate and cares about your fellow citizens. more so than i am. it is very difficult when you're looking at human nature to get the strong correlations. they are very complicated. one my favorite quotes of all time was the danish philosopher who said a .5 correlation unless you have a direct personal interaction with who you are interacting with his consider the bull sander. over the rainbow. you've reached perfection. i have a .39 nearly 40 correlation that i'm in a tell you. we are talking about ted williams batting average. kinda territory here. i've very strong correlation. and it proves to be that if we -- if you are a bully you will index high onto emotions. anger because you want to hit in discussed because you are revolted by somebody or something and you are backing away. and someone who is happy not necessarily

dirty campaign but how can you get dirtier than it is already when you say trump is worse than hitler, mao, stalinn: i have an idea. the devil. >> greg: the devil, antichrist. we can put them together. >> juan: you have deep state. you're taking them all. >> jason: deep dish. >> greg: doubled the dish. >> jason: wait till he gets space command up and running. >> juan: oh, no. you didn't tell me, jason. >> jason: they have a press conference. these things are way too long. it's august. we have until next august before the campaign really starts to ramp up. i do think there's a great disservice, a lot of people on the left to felt like bernie sanders really got taken to the cleaners. he had the energy and 2016, he was taken out of the process. i think the democrats have a problem right now disengaging a lot of people believe they are dealing with the debate. here's our top, and here's the rest. they are self eliminating a lot of people and now they have all these candidates saying this isn't fair. you have people like tulsi gabbard who have a real message that may not make the threshold. i think it'

hitler that stood? [laughter] maybe stalin, if you're going to celebrate evil torturing murderous sons of britches, there are much worse. [cheering] [applause] but i would deliberately sign up to take classes for marxist. my family has been tortured by communist in cuba. it is personal to me but you know what, truth does not lies. the light is not afraid of darkness. it is good you to confront ideas in this idea that debaters, someone runs an offensive case, that's a much better solution which is ridiculed the living crab out of them. so it can handle if you have a dumb idea you don't need big brother to come in and say this is a dumb idea. to these people who know how to confront, it's part of politically correct idea that we shouldn't hear offense of speeches. there's lots of offensive speeches. their imbeciles, racist, bigoted morons. [applause] [cheering] so why are you scared of them? why would you want to silence them, why would you want to act like i'm terrified if someone hears your idiotic ideas they might believe them. we have an obligation, we see ideas like that that are ignorant and bigoted

this is something stalin understands and hitler.'s something the president of the united states understands. how is it possible winston churchill who we all love and admire certainly for what he did in 1940, the man who saved democracy basically, how is it that he refused to understand the cross channel invasion was the only way to defeat germany and even in the summer of 1944 i'm not sure if that answers your question. spin it as a gentle man in a white striped shirt. spin it that is pretty well known that when fdr died. truman hadn't been kept in the loop on anything. i wonder going back to what you were saying how earlier he became ill. if he had passed a year earlier than he did, was the vice president at the time kept in the loop, did he know what was going on and who would have taken over in terms of the military strategy? >> i think his genius was to bring people around him of all persuasions after all if you think the secretary of the war was the republican secretary of the navy was a republican, people of all parties and pe

ironic because the nazis and fascists did what they did because in 1939 joseph stalin in the soviet union signed a pact with hitler to launch world war ii which many american jews were communist and they said how dare stalin do this? i'm leaving the party i will remain a communist. i will follow trotsky but i will never be a member of cp usa because stalin helped hitler launch what he did andnd became an ally and it was barack obama's friend and then he joined that afterwards for go afterwards. that is bad. >>host: our guest and out of the skull calling in from new york city. >>caller: hello. so recently with all of this discussion with the soviet union i have noticed there seems to be a lack of any tribute since many people say his publication was the principal cause of the fall of the soviet union and i wonder why in relation to this subject matter i hear his name and i would also like to ask mister paul kengor if the writings of the great british journalist was aware of the evils of the soviet union from the 1930s on and i will hang up to get thek answer. >> great question. he is one of my favorites for go i qu

have you thought of maybe putting a hitler next to it? maybe mao, stalin, listen, if you're going to celebrate evil , torturing murderous, really was an amateur, there are much worse guys to pick from. [applause] sen. cruz: but i would deliberately sign up to take classes from marxists. my family has been tortured by communists in cuba. it's personal to me, but you know what? truth is not afraid of lies. the light is not afraid of darkness. it is good for you to confront ideas that scare you, and this idea, the idea that debaters, someone runs an offensive case, okay, there's a much better solution to that, which is ridicule the living crap out of them. i mean, the marketplace can handle if you have a dumb idea you don't need big brother to come in and say this is a dumb idea. you need people who know how to confront id owe psyiocy. it's part of this political correct idea that we shouldn't hear offensive speech. there's lots of offensive speech in the world. you take the nazis, you take the klan, they're imbesols. they're racist, bigoted morons. so why ar

world war ii was started directly as a result of a nonaggression pact signed by hitler's a -- by hitler and stalin1939, where they decided they were going to divide europe and fight wars against democracy. invadeds later, hitler poland. a few days later, stalin invaded finland and the baltic states. the caller mentioned korea. the only difference today that toows 25 million koreans live as slaves in north korea and 50 million koreans to live free in south korea is the dmz mandated by america. appreciate that and know that if that line was not manned by the u.s. military, there is nothing stopping north korea from rolling into south korea and forcibly reunify the peninsula. it is are markable today that vietnamese people, especially the young people of vietnam, are very pro-american and are frankly terrified of the regime in china. there is an opportunity there to bring vietnam closer to us, under certain conditions that would require democratic reforms but would offer them a way to secure themselves, to some extent, from the aggression of beijing. host: from wisconsin, patty, a democrat. caller: t

staying alive but and that makes him much more similar to a public escobar than a joseph stalin or at all hitler the problem is that you give pablo escobar. the powers of a sovereign state with military and intelligence services and nuclear weapons and that's a stream a scary combination well speaking of staying alive and we certainly hope you do do you feel that the efforts that you've put in place now are unstoppable even potentially come a day when you're not around to loping constantly in that cause the absolutely the the magnitsky act is now turned into a viral phenomenon it's jumping from country to country to country there's magnitsky proposals all over the world in different parliaments and governments etc and of course i can help and i can stir up the pot make things happen but without my presence they would happen at the same time and in addition to that the the money laundering investigation the who got the $230000000.00 and sergei magnitsky was killed over has led to a massive international money laundering investigation which is snared danske a bank nor dia banks where bank credit s

. >> one of this is this kind of boomer argument that stalin and hitler were the same. as jewish person who is live it's very interesting to be toll that life for me would have been the same under nazi germany as for under stalin. they're terrible but terrible in different ways. another example is this claim that both sides are -- which is true but everyone has their own things they regard as hearsay heresy, this is universal. in terms how i applies in terms of practice i find it to be of very little value. >> host: one thing that seems to me to be consistent about this horseshoe theory argue. is that within the corporate media landscape, people on the new right general vicinity and people on the sort of anticorporate left vicinity, are both people -- both faction whose have traditionally been shut out of the conversation that's taking place. when you look at the editorial pages of the major media landscape, it's notable not just how few voices there are who are in favor of the president but also how few voices there were prior to 2016 and continuing to this day who are

fake news cnn, they have a guest saying that donald trump has killed millions more than mao and stalin and hitlerws contributor dan bongino, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. boy, you two got in a big fight on the show. >> you think? hey, listen -- >> i loved it. >> sean: you know, geraldo, you are going to celebrate 50 years, some of the best reporting you ever did was willowbrook, new york, you've done other things phenomenal in your career, as a war correspondent, for example. can you imagine two and a half years, 99% of the media going with these lies, conspiracy theories, missing the biggest abuse of power story -- what are they going to say, hannity was right? i'm not gonna wait for hell to freeze over, but we were right on every aspect of this. >> every aspect. i used to think it was just that president trump got the worst press of any president in history, even worse than andrew johnson or richard nixon. then i used to think everything he said was being construed in the most evil way possible. but with lawrence o'donnell, it's something else. he told a lie about the preside

have you thought of maybe putting a hitler next to it? maybe mao, stalin, listen, if you're going to celebrate evil torturing murderous, really was an amateur, there are much worse guys to pick from. [ applause ] but i would deliberately sign up to take classes from marxists. my family has been tortured by communists in cuba. it's personal to me, but you know what? truth is not afraid of lies. the light is not afraid of darkness. it is good for you to confront ideas that scare you, and this idea, the idea that debaters, someone runs an offensive case, okay, there's a much better solution to that, which is ridicule the living crap out of them. i mean, the marketplace can handle if you have a dumb idea you don't need big brother to come in and say this is a dumb idea. you need people who know how to confront id owe piocy. it's part of this political correct idea that we shouldn't hear offensive speech. there's lots of offensive speech in the world. you take the nazis, you take the klan, they're imbesols. they're racist, bigoted morons. so why are you scared

i think this is a very world war ii kind of a notion of politics, like, left is stalin and right is hitler and then we're in the middle, the usa. i think in the 80 it is more of a circle where the two ends of the continuum have a lot more in common than they do with the center. there's a ton of cross pollination i believe between the left and the right. this is an unexplored area of my archive. this is a hunch i'm telling you. the people i write about are really really into native americans. where did you go? they are really into native americans. i think it is partly because a reservation system is one answer o a white homeland question. they like the idea of apportioning space for everybody and then sorting. they also are sort of into the west in a way that kind of creates a -- [inaudible] -- of native people. and then they also have a lot of interests in -- well, maybe not -- i don't want to overstate this, but if you live on a white separatist compound your two likely neighbors are farmers and we know a lot about kind of the intersection between this and the farms crisis in the 80s. bu

staying alive but and that makes him much more similar to a public escobar than a joseph stalin or adult hitler the problem is that you give pablo escobar. the powers of a sovereign state with military and intelligence services and nuclear weapons and that's a streamlined scary combination well speaking of staying alive and we certainly hope you do do you feel that the efforts that you've put in place now are unstoppable even potentially come a day when you're not around to loping constantly in that cause the absolutely the the magnitsky act is now turned into a viral phenomenon it's jumping from country to country to country there's magnitsky proposals all over the world in different parliaments and governments etc and of course i can help and i can stir up the pot make things happen but without my presence they would happen at the same time and in addition to that the the money laundering investigation the who got the $230000000.00 and sergei magnitsky was killed over has led to a massive international money laundering investigation which is snared danske a bank nor dia banks where bank credi

staying alive but and that makes him much more similar to a public escobar than a joseph stalin or adult hitler the problem is that you give pablo escobar. the powers of a sovereign state with military and intelligence services and nuclear weapons and that's a streamlined scary combination well speaking of staying alive and we certainly hope you do do you feel that the efforts that you've put in place now are unstoppable even potentially come a day when you're not around to loping constantly in that cause the absolutely the the magnitsky act is now turned into a viral phenomenon it's jumping from country to country to country there's minsky proposals all over the world in different parliaments and governments etc and of course i can help and i can stir up the pot make things happen but without my presence they would happen at the same time and in addition to that the the money laundering investigation the who got the $230000000.00 and sergei magnitsky was killed over has led to a massive international money laundering investigation which is snared danske a bank nor dia banks where bank credit s

hitler when they took over they made a national holiday the nazi party members addressed each other, comrades, they put the economy on a planned basis so that they could be faster than stalin after the four year plan and of course, hitler invented the people's car. so, there were all these reminders of the socialist roo roots. i think what we see to some extent today among the left in general is a kind of recapitulation of mussolini with the idea that we want to see a kind of righteous struggle, but instead of defining it by their economic status defined by their nationality, and we should rally the good nations by those against the rich rogue raid, and i think we see that here in identity politictheidentity pole european context in which you are describing the socialist parties that have lost support but are trying to merge themselves into the identity movements. it is by all of the readiness of conservatives and anti-socialist to whatever projects come along. maybe we can do a public opinion survey, but i haven't seen one. this technology to get back to your question has something to do with the rebirth. of course i had no idea, but i could suggest one way in which it se

staying alive but and that makes him much more similar to a public escobar than a joseph stalin or at all hitler the problem is that you give pablo escobar. the powers of a sovereign state with military and intelligence services and nuclear weapons and that's a streamlined scary combination well speaking of staying alive and we certainly hope you do do you feel that the efforts that you've put in place now. unstoppable even potentially come a day when you're not around to loping constantly in that cause the absolutely the the magnitsky act is now turned into a viral phenomenon it's jumping from country to country to country there's minsky proposals all over the world in different parliaments and governments etc and of course i can help and i can stir up the pot make things happen but without my presence they would happen at the same time and in addition to that the the money laundering investigation the who got the $230000000.00 and sergei magnitsky was killed over has led to a massive international money laundering investigation which is snared danske a bank nor dia banks where bank credit suis

he has as you can see, like hitler, like mussolini, stalin, manson has this macabre, murderous, horrifyingve been 900,000 if he had his way. the pop culture come 50 years since the 1969 horrible murders in the los angeles area. in the 30 years ago i interviewed him in san quentin. still today he was one of the most popular t-shirts that existed. you look at him, you wonder how he managed to get these upper middle class kids to murder for him. so you see that he has this, this wicked appeal somehow. it is a mystery to us. that is the fascination, the fact that manson, this career criminal, this little nobody, could attract such a following and get them to do things like, i hate to tell you in early morning hours, what they did to sharon tate and these other vick tis. she was pregnant. i just tell you that. repeated stabbings and so forth t was so horrible. it led to the creation, manson, you can directly trace it, the whole security business on the west side of los angeles and in other affluent cities throughout the country is a result of the manson murders, the reaction, the horror about i

stalin andler. you're going, okay -- and hitler. you're going, okay, this is kind of interesting to me. that violence is justifiable here because conservatives are that bad, donald trump is that bad, deplorables are that bad. i mean, it strikes me as we're living in a pretty dangerous time where you're not okay to have a free exchange of ideas anymore. you're going to be tarred and feathered if you dare to say, you know, you differ from anyone on the left. and i'm sure -- you probably see that all the time out there. >> oh, sure. trish: in california. i'm guessing you're not getting as many dinner party invites in the trump climate. [laughter] >> well, you know, it's interesting, universal is willing to put this movie out, because aren't they a little concerned that this movie is going to incite violence against trump supporters when you've got 20 democrat hopefuls running for president that are saying one of the last mass shootings was due to president trump's rhetoric? and, you know, they were close -- i think there was 27 or 28 mass shootings under obama's presidency. did he get blam

stalin also promises to join the war against japan once hitler surrenders. fdr's trip to cairo and tehran was thus historic, a triumph. when churchill was asked by his doctor whether anything had gone wrong, he snapped, a bloody lot wrong has gone wrong. in fact, as history shows, a bloody lot has gone right. certainly hitler is in no doubt as to the defining importance of an allied cross channel invasion for the fate of the nazi third reich. the landings and subsequent battle will, quote, decide the war, hitler warns his staff and goebels. it will not be too hard to beat the western allies, hitler adds. after all, he doesn't, quote, have the feelings that the british have there, shall we say, whole heart in in attack. after the president's trip to cairo and tehran, though, the d-day project is energized. it will go forward in the spring of 1944. and it's energized for one extra historic reason, as i have tried to relate definitively at last in this book, "war and peace" namely the president's surprising decision not to appoint general marshall to mcmahon th

hitler and germany had the effective propaganda machine. they were able to consolidate power by limiting information over new medias. so, two, the joseph stalinn the soviet union. so these concerns about the manipulative power of the new media and even old media, motion picture in particular, were really at the core of a lot of anticommunist investigations. on the central investigation debated in the halls of e congress as a variety of actors and studio executives came to washington, d.c., to testify d about their political activity was, were they using entertainment? were they using their celebrity for undemocratic purposes? one anticommunist film critic told the house committee of un- american activities that, quote, glamour is appealing. mu the communists have made shrewd and excellent use of it for their purpose. er they are trying to bedazzle audiences with celebrity. so this is a question that pervaded national politics. is entertainment media, motion pictures, and this new media of television that popeople weren' quite sure what to do with, is this going to undermine democracy. does it focus on entertainment and can it itbe used to adv