response to the holocaust. very interesting point, roosevelt's concern was how it might affect the war in north africa. i hadn't considered that before and will in the future but some of the issues my students like to discuss the most, easy to touch upon, things like the impact of the great depression, impact of world war i, domestic politics in the united states, that is because you begin your discussion in 1941 but i am interested to know why you chose to start in 1941 and how you feel those other incidents in mid to late 30s would impact the story. >> i have lectured about other portions of this book elsewhere. i thought of holocaust museum, roosevelt's reaction to early news of the holocaust was a natural. i do think that yes, influence of world war i in the way of creating a kind of revulsion against american involvement in european quarrels and the influence of the depression certainly had tremendous impact on the willingness of government officials and the public to accept immigrants. in fact the sharpes

roosevelt did not see the holocaust the way that we have come to study the holocaust. the word itself wasn't commonly used for what we understand it to be today. he received at anÍbal 34 am against the evil powers and other elements of that war influenced how he reacted. so let me start by talking about the flow of information out of europe and then let me shift and the picture of franklin roosevelt's agenda and his world not his private world and not even the war in asia that he had to deal with simultaneously. and that conceivably is how he responded to what we call the holocaust. there were of course reports from the beginning of the holocaust which most scholars in this country what date to sometime in 1941 there were reports from the beginning of the nazi killing of jews. it was impossible to keep such things as secret. but there were also reports of other atrocities, widespread civilian suffering in occupied territories, and the early reports especially in this country were not sufficiently numerous or distinctive enough or of such intelligence quality that it fo

around the well to marking international holocaust remembrance day. it was on the twenty seventh of january nineteen forty five that the save the union's red army liberated the auschwitz death camp component where i buy me into some of the minorities perished in world war two the largest of a delegation from israel including at least sixty knesset members and two hundred and fifty other figures are said to be visiting london to commemorate the anniversary of knesset and police ministers will attend the ceremony before marching to the canal memorial before returning to israel the european parliament and european jewish congress also hosting an event in brussels this is an industry is themed to jenny's through the holocaust and will feature stories of charities including the use of deportation incarceration and freedom that dying is used to on the victims and encourage the development of educational programs . i knew the routine. she and more. i will. eight. we are. it did i don't need. don't you know it's going to be. i did. i'm the eye. on the bus. di

germany put up holocaust museums in historical exhibitions in all major cities.he nation's schools required to teach in-depth lessons on the nazi era to middle and high schoolers. almost all german students have visited a concentration camp or holocaust museum. comes in more personal ways. >> i hope it will never happen again. if it would start again, it would start anywhere but here. in our streets in our city, in our village, in our school. >> reporter: an artist in munich, the city which adolf hitler called the capital of the nazi movement, one city often criticized for downplaying its role in the rise of the third reich. while munich saw the opening of the jewish museum in 2007 and is currently building a major center on the history of naziism, critics argue the city still doesn't do nearly enough to acknowledge its past. for example, at one of the city's major landmarks, there's barely a sign that it was the center stage for many of hitler's large nazi rallies or this was where nazi youth had notorious book burnings. >> they want the city very clean for tour

yet i carried it with skinny right now is to present stories to tell him that survived the holocaust. kristin talking about is actually looking at the children that day after. for two hours after delivery stealing everyone has this feeling that came out of the nickelback. to be ok suddenly the lights and many many children more often. to what i intend to deal with the families waiting he still didn't even know the identity so we try to deal with that subject. through the prism of a children's homes that were created immediately after the war. all we know we're talking about a fifteen thousand two hundred thousand children. i've survived after the warrant and found some sort of. after taking the biggest unions who has given was that we are. this discovery could be due to family and more. cost to local children at the school he was kind of parents families and ten. when these were the homes in the family has discovered that actually beat him. one thing. every scene she actually documents the authentic way. so it's really hard for the idea is to isolate these days. we have the actual fac

israel's holocaust museum and yet shannon jerusalem regularly holds guided tours for youngsters of ideas thoughts he said that its survivors speaking up for visitors to the museum a unique personal perspective in the basketball isn't letting down the middle tn to see more images here are just arriving from abroad and children. that you actually this is due to her and thanks to clay and i am. this is for example is fun mrs toddler clothes that he did in camp a little so i make myself get into its maw. and children who come here. and kissed me and wished me on the banner read it here yet the dishonesty of the dwindling she needs some two hundred thousand holocaust survivors in israel culture museum which is funded by the ariel settlement in private donations will live on past her own gas anti fascist protesters gathered in central london to replace speech is quiet and gary and far right leader is guilt because he is named for its strong anti semitism and hatred of dozens of people carried out leaflets and held signs including one which sits next to nazis demonstrates is due monday that con

most right-wing politicians would probably no longer deny that the holocaust happened durin.hey would not do so in public. hatemongering is prohibited by law in france and germany. despite legislation, the french performer who calls himself a comedian has gained quite a following by employing anti- semitic humor. the french authorities have said that the finance here -- fun ends -- fun ends here. >> a crude joke that only goes down well among his followers. he leaves most listeners cold. >> the indians have also been persecuted and they hope they can bring this yours jury to tears. the big favor once again is the jews with her holocaust, better than a billion euros a year and once again for magazine covers, movies, lighters, pens. >> for years, the shows went unnoticed. he presented himself as a harmless clown. when jewish citizens complained, it was because they had no sense of humor. >> it's a provocation. i was there in the theater and the entire atmosphere was her fine. the audience laughed loudly in agreement that each of his -- horrifying. the audience laughed loudly in

and then we know about the evil of the holocaust.y point is that when you begin againstgainst him at -- a minority, it can get out of control. theet's just remove holocaust analogy and talk about income inequality. the president will address this tonight in his state of the union address. classs says stop with the warfare. >> let the rich do what the rich do, which is get richer, but along the way, they bring everybody else with them when the system is working. he mentioned his point that class warfare had gotten out of hand. >> they got into the discussion of the idiocy of rolex watches and why does any man need a rolex watch? it is a symbol of terrible values, etc.. well, i think that is a little silly. this isn't a rolex. i could buy a sixpack of rolexes for this, but so what? >> that comment caused a small explosion on twitter. here is some advice perkins has for the 99%. >> i think the 99% across america should pay attention to politics, follow where it is going, do read the newspaper, don't try to get everything over twitter an

he is a pineapple to really kill the handling of the holocaust. we're talking about a certain group of people standing tall with a government which they have such power that they're above the loss people see me fall sick at some of you in a fight against everyone being forced to think the same way he's against the government the ski season the problem only is his own views on everything. minister. even though the content shown here turned off the hook. even without appearances in the media given a stance remain true to him. his latest video on the internet test run three million clicks fans treat each other with a cane now and yesterday they invented has been likened to the salute. even former french national soccer player nick and i american shooters on the pitch. demand for muslim immigrant families make up most of getting a stance they follow him as they do hate preachers. you can do. he strengthens these young people's feeling of being excluded from society feeling that's partly justified. the second photo because the more dangerous is that he

they are to be on display until the twenty seventh of january holocaust remembrance day. joe is quake measuring the screen a horse meat is known has been called to the japanese coast by fisherman has been trolling for flat fish and crabs though it was the live off to the initial capture the squid the light before reaching land. according to scientists this week as a nation to ram a treat as if his tentacles that being intact. jones quit and then to have a deep sea will choose between three hundred to sixteen hundred meat is join squid was cool just too into teammate to this office local residents of tory prefecture reportedly said they wondered how many people the one hundred kilograms quit coffee cups and dishes she meets the eye due to high levels of ammonia in the creature's fresh design likely to become a new delicacy. even in japan a nation renowned for its new office the fruit . is you most americans among the sixteen day is a day off from time to relax and remember the legacy of the great civil rights leader but this year a group of jewish teens has come together i

that narrative did not start in nineteen forty five or forty eight with the end of the holocaust. it goes back three thousand five hundred years. it's not a political football. it's a stark facts. so the surprise and the bitter disappointment here. it was the failure of the top leadership of unesco to do which is on stand up for its own values. jealousy cent as the magician plane tickets balance the heavy demands on union street excess night and it's gaining momentum beyond is retold this. the support of the jewish people whom i see reason why come over you so proud of the history of so that we truly enjoyed the story as well. rodriguez caught up on the nes get to go ahead and takes a bit to kill organized the sun and peace in south end to the ncaa wants to shift the focus away from politics submission is that the german people. the three thousand five hundred relationship between the jewish people the land of his many visitors from interstate. it is a biblical expression. notice that land of israel. we will be defined geographical home groups. um i would like to add here this pro

we know about the evil of the holocaust. my point is that when you start to use hatred against the minority it can get out of control. i think that was my thought. now as a messenger i have been thoroughly killed by everybody, at least read the message. perkins said they were shocked by the words you used and do not agree. how do you respond to what they said? do you understand why there has been that kind of backlash? >> yes. was not all my letter about kleiner perkins at all. they did not need to say anything but they chose to throw me under the bus. i did not like that. they said they were shocked. guy said feel like the look, don't go swimming. you don't understand the warning. i was presenting a warning. i don't think they got that. secondly they made a point of not having them involved for some years. think as i have distanced there hasm the firm been a corresponding decline in the firm. i won't go further than that. in away i missed them. i hope they miss me. you'll very the hatchet over this one. >> you mentioned you

she became a nurse, moved to america, and married another holocaust survivor.ou did find love in your life? >> oh, yes. my husband was a nice man. >> reporter: to honor his memory, her parents, brother and the six million jews killed, kreuzman has spent years telling her story to school groups and to others. what does it mean to you when you look at all these thank you cards? >> i love it. that's what i wanted. i keep something. >> reporter: little did she know, someone else had been doing the same thing just a few miles away, but from a different point of view. joe barbella served in the u.s. 11th armored division that helped liberate concentration camps. for years he also spoke to students, sharing pictures he took and letters he sent home. but for kreuzman, never meeting any of the americans who saved her life was a nagging regret. then last october she was reading a local newspaper. >> my hands fell down, i nearly fainted. >> reporter: in a story about a couple's 65th wedding anniversary, the man in the article was joe barbella who helped liberate mauthause

it was here at auschwitz in poland where one million of the 6 million jews in the holocaust perished.we enter the 70th anniversary in june, crowds mark the 60th anniversary of the concentration camp. israel's largest delegation of members ever came to pray and remember. they were accompanied by 24 holocaust survivors at today's remembrance. >> translator: where remember how they burned down the crematorium, the often sounds of the irons. i was in a small house and saw it from the window. fear and anxiety. gr jews and other groups persecuted by the nazis arrived on packed trains to an uncertain but inescapable fate. >> you look at the snow, you can't hide the blood, the blood of my brother and sister who were massacred here. >> 69 years ago, this place was liberated, congressman. when you came here today, tell me the impact that it had on you. >> governor, it's almost without words that i stand here. you know, i think i have now been to the worst place on earth. and there are so many unanswered questions when you look at where we are and the enormity of the evil that took place here. >

thousands of books have been written on the holocaust, most focused on men.omen faced compulsory labour laws and were part of the nazi regime and were involved at almost all levels. >> that's right. if we talk about the rise of naasies, and the expansion of the third rict we can't leave out the population of women. this was, in nazi thinking, a large revolution that was supposed to occur. they were mobilising p men and women for the war-making campaigns and genocidal campaigns. women were a part of that. >> let's talk about the different ways they were involved. talking about genocide is talking about the role that women played as nurses, killing people. >> actually, the first deaths that occurred in the holocaust, when the killing phase began started with the beginning of the war in 1939. it was against the mentally and physically disabled. the first victims were german children in the asylums and hospitals. the nurses were mobilized for this. one of the women featured - i have 13 biographies interwoven. among the first perpetrators, pauline knissler was bro

the company issued an apology to holocaust victims in 2011.awarded contracts until it pays reparations. the company already operates the virginia railway express. >>> two weeks of anticipation starts today for two cities that are still rocking after earning a ticket to one of the world's biggest championships. >> we're going to the super bowl! >> super bowl! >> the denver broncos and seattle seahawks will face off in super bowl xlviii. both teams beat big rivals. the broncos took down tom brady and the patriots while the seahawks beat the 49ers. they will square off for super bowl xlviii on february 2nd at metlife stadium in new jersey. two awesome games. >> yeah. awesome teams. >> yeah. awesome teams for sure. >>> if you're hoping to get a seat to watch the showdown, expect to pay up big time. >> ticket prices are already skyrocketing for the first cold weather super bowl in years. we have been checking some of the major ticket sites on line. we've found the cheapest seat you'll find on ticketmaster is $2,700. the most expensive -- more than

thousands of books have been written on the holocaust, most focused on men.ut women were a part of the nazi regime and they were involved at almost all levels? >> that's right. when we talk about the rise of naziism and the rise of the third reich, we can't leave out women, especially young women, because this was in nazi thinking a large revolution that was to occur, and they were mobilelizing women as much as they were mobilizing men. >> let's talk about the different ways they were involved and talking about genocide one of the most shocking parts of the book is talking about the role that women played as nurses in killing people? >> yes, actually the first deaths that occurred in the holocaust when the killing phase began of nazi genocidal policies, started with the beginning of the war in 1939 against the mentally and physically disabled. among the first victims were german children in these hospitals. and the women were mobilized for this. among the first perpetrators was brought together with 20 other nurses in december 1939, and she signed an oath of

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>> the actual day of holocaust remembrance is january 27th. the anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. on monday, the holocaust museum will honor the victims with a reading of the names. >>> happening today in chantilly, the public is getting a look at the artifacts. it's in the annex to the smithsonian air and space museum. conservation lab, and today, they are offering a free open house for visitors to meet with the curators. >> jimmy fallon is booking big-name guests for his first week as the host of the "tonight show." among the notable names, first lady michelle obama is set to be on the show. mrs. obama has appeared on "late night" several times. and who can forget their skit on the evolution of mom dancing became a viral sensation. the "tonight show with jimmy fallon" premieres february 20th. >> and in the day ahead, snowflakes, in fact, just as temperatures make a move. amelia segal will be back with what to expect ahead. >>> and tonight after you watch news 4 at 11:00, stick around for "saturday night live." jonah hill is hosting

to me that this inter korean ties will plunge into a deadlock and an unimaginable holocaust and disaster will follow should south korea and the united states go ahead with their nuclear war drills and military provocations. so lancer with this all comments on thursday. we will star in the retaliate against north korea as the north carries out military provocations the shed to be a response from seoul to come yes latest proposal. speaking to reporters on thursday defense ministry spokesman kim insight said that he was up to us drills will go on as planned. it really fit to be an april. tina been added and it's. the press set to launch a taskforce to boost economic cooperation with north korea and russia as part of present box your ration initiative policy seoul's foreign ministry says the taskforce will want the silliness that vary with about five govern officials reviewing various joint economic projects among the three nations including construction of railways roads and pipelines that could intentionally run for it to korea and russia he added the three way cooperation could help encou

formed into vienna in protest at an annual ball attended by europe's leading far right politicians holocaust survivors are among the strongest critics of the controversial event by both the reports from austria. he enters the academic a ball courts protest and courts of see everywhere because of the names on its guest list it's become a gathering of far right political leaders from across europe it's hosted by our serious freedom policy and for my guests include marine le pen francaise national front leader as well as far right wing politicians from belgium germany and italy several thousand protesters hit the city streets to mom doing the ball is and once and for all not acceptable right when people are in the council we're not dancing celebrating the pleasing mashes nazi ideas it's a closing bridge between our right extrusion in austria a. little of the society it's a crying to me to be human to stick movement today the crowd gathered here is dying to have left wing groups representatives of she didn't organize ations members of the jewish community holocaust survivors and africans it is j

left wing groups representatives of she didn't organize ations members of the jewish community of holocaust survivors on to africa she says it is just simply don't like the fact that the gathering is taking place in the city's main palace where people with perhaps extremist and anti semitic views are gathering but the reality is that these right wing groups are gaining popularity across europe it's very very scary just that these parties are growing so much the crisis in europe the socialist or the social democratic parties they did not have to ride on susanto crisis and along comes right or right wing extremist parties and they have very easy on this is a protest organizers say it's far right political leaders said to be holding secret meetings planning on how to build will not surge in qalqilya support but they have been uniting ahead of the. european parliamentary elections in may but once they're inside the palace as the saying goes they're only going to be waltzing to the right and the diverse crowd that's represented here this evening is determined to show you that it's not happy abou

well,we are here in the holocaust museum so i will defer to a study that came out of this museum and trace the individuals one-by-one approximately 2/3rd survived and approximately half of them immigrated to the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have reached our time. [ applause ] >> i would like to thank all of you for being here. you can see how much work is here being done and can be done on the odd sounding pairing america and the holocaust. i hope you will continue to come to our programs. good evening. [ applause ] [inaudible chatter] >> facebook.com/booktv is where you can updates about our shows. >> kelly e. happe is next on booktv. she talks about "the material gene" after the human genome project. this is about an hour and takes place in nashville tennessee. >> i am amy non. i am please today introduce to you professor kelly e. happe who is a professor in the communication studies and the women studies at the university of georgia. she has a ph.d in rhetoric from the university of pittsburgh. rhetorical theory, cultural studies, women studies, and culture science.

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met with their counterparts from other countries to discuss modern day anti semitism international holocaust remembrance day is intended to look at the evils of the past two in the hope that something like auschwitz will never happen again. but to report to you leon and host its announced to phone her impressions of the day. this is a very emotional day as specially being here at the former death camp of auschwitz the knowledge that you can see the barracks were people had to have to work hand in. you can see the ruins of the crematorium sq m i just walked along the tracks the way ray treks over which the nazis had sent so many people into death so this is sad deeply touching of course it is also a very calm day at day of co moderation and it is of course sad the day of those who survived the whole rows of the regime of founder weaknesses sands am i was able to talk to some of them during the past days and one man from poland he was a political prison and auschwitz. he's now a teenage years old and he told me that until today at auschwitz to him is like a mass grave with the ashes of his fri

they are to be on display until the twenty seventh of january holocaust remembrance day. joanne's quake measuring the three horse meat is known has been called to the japanese coast by fisherman has been trolling for flat fish and crabs. though it was to live up to the initial capture this great delight before reaching the end. according to scientists this week as a nation to rent a treat as if his tentacles that being intact. join split and then to have that deep sea will choose between three hundred to sixteen hundred meat is joints creak was cool just to really teach me to this office. local residents and tori prefecture reportedly said they wondered how many people the one hundred kilograms. we can feed a constant issue she meets the eye due to high levels of ammonia min the creatures fresh design likely to become a new delicacy. even japan a nation renowned for its new office the fruit. up the sun gone still restless in full swing in due time joining in at least act is directed cine film industry heavyweights anna kendrick is queen of the season came to the king in t

there had been others before it and of course we know about the evil of the holocaust.hat when point was you start to use hatred against a minority, it can get out of control. that was my thought. messenger, i have been thoroughly killed by everybody. at least read the message. >> you mention the word hatred. do you feel threatened? >> i do not feel personally a veryned but i think important part of america, onely that creative percent are threatened. , whofriends with al gore tells me that inequality is the number one problem in america. i'm friends with the jerry brown. i voted for him. i will vote for him, even though he raised my taxes 30%. he tells me the number one problem in america is inequality. that is probably true. i think president obama is going to make that point tomorrow night. are notone percent causing the inequality. they are the job creators. think kleiner, i perkins itself, over the years, has created close to one million jobs and we are still doing it. absurd to demonize the rich for being rich and for doing what the rich do, which is get richer by

into piano and proud asked an amnio ball at tannadice by europe's leading far right politicians holocaust survivors are among the strongest critics of a controversial event well who reports from austria. beginners academic a ball courts protest and courts of a sea everywhere because of the names on its guest list it's become a gathering of far right political leaders from across europe it's hosted by austria's freedom party and for my guests include marine le pen francaise national front leader as well as far right wing politicians from belgium germany and italy several thousand protesters hit the city streets to mom doing the ball is and once and for all not acceptable right when people are in the cause of who we are not dancing celebrating. meshes with nazi adheres it's a closing bridge between our right to extremists who are in austria a. little of the society it's a crying to me to be you mystic movement today the crowd gathered here is dying to have left wing groups representatives of shootings organize ations members of the jewish community and holocaust survivors on to africa to ju

and of course, we know about the evil of the holocaust. i guess my point was that when you start using hatred against the minority, it can get out of control. i think that that was my thought. now that as the messenger i have been thoroughly killed by everybody, at least read the message. >> you mentioned the word hatred. do you feel threatened? >> i do not feel threatened. but i do believe that the creative one percent are threatened. i am friends with al gore who tells me that inequality is the number one problem in america. i am friends with jerry brown. i voted for him. i will vote for him even though he raised my taxes 30%. he tells me the number one problem in america is inequality. and that's probably and possibly true. and i think president obama is going to make that point tomorrow night. but the one percent are not causing the inequality. they are the job creators. in silicon valley, i think our company has created one million jobs. and we're still doing it. it is absurd to demonize the rich. and do that for being rich and doing

will we are here in the holocaust museum so i will did her to a study that came out of this museum and traced the individuals one by one, approximately two-thirds survived and approximately half of them ultimately emigrated to the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen we have reached our time. [applause] [applause] i would like to thank all of you for being here this evening. we thank professor breitman and you can see how much work there is being done and can't be done on that odd sounding period un-american the holocaust. i hope you'll continue to come to our programs. good evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you. if you don't mind i'm going to sit rather than go to the podium. i have had a few help problems and i would just as soon not test myself. i thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism, i have to start off with a simple problem. most people including most people who think they have studied the subject, have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it

the people of israel suffered through the holocaust andhey should never ever have to suffer another. and it will create a psychological holocaust and if you want to focus on something important, that's what youhave to be focused on. melissa: ad, ed, thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you at. melissa: thousands of airline delays and cancellations and things to get worse. revamping airline rules for pilots. they will have less time behind the controls and jane says get ready to wt even longer at airports. the jetblue vice president said everything we know about planning for an and operating a winter storm in the hurricane season will change on some level and there will be flights reading around because just because crews are not available. the biggest change in decades. melissa: the biggest change in on one hand without question i want my pilots to be well-trained. e crash was blamed on tired of pilots. someone might be well rested. united and continental say they are hiring about a hundred to help out. is there a chance that they will mitigate tht delays and we will all be on

us the most on youtube showing a kind of jam and teenagers tantalizing and you're taking on the holocaust memorial in central line in the four minute video which has been independently verified china's ravenous on the sleeve like to firecrackers as jumping between the signs which symbolize the crates of melted cheese. the footage also shows people pasta or drunk spraying graffiti and litter of alcohol bottles and rubbish left by the beginning create each group of men and women. israeli media reports until the police were present in the area none were patrolling the memorial specifically to the deity is likely to field that night that the lack of security at the site. the jewish american politics behind the memorial design said several years ago that it would not bother him if he became a talking poker feet eos is the memorial to them but didn't use of europe like a cadaver album sales of trenton but kate was inaugurated in two thousand fine. i . israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has regenerated his accusation that the root of the israeli palestinian conflict is the palestinian aut

and one of my years in graduate school was also a refugee from the holocaust so a lot of the women who started the women's history had amazing histories of their own to tell the and were also persons who knew very well what it's like for history to make people visible and i think that is important now. you couldn't do a doctorate in women's history into many places until the late 80's and when i started graduate school it was one of about four places in the u.s. and the big change to of has been that women's studies programs have been offering degrees that range from a minor in a certificate to a master's, and george washington university where i teach is the oldest program of the policy in the country, and the focus here in d.c. is on women and the government but other programs around the u.s. you might find more of the college and a lot of programs bring together faculty students and administrators every year through something called the national women's studies association. for women's history there is the conference that is once every four years a big gathering of women's history e

so, it's the equivalent of holocaust. certainly we all know we are not about to replace or operation of church and state or court system. there is no religion, thankfully so, something we american muslims very much appreciate and honor and value is frankly irrelevant in my life on a daily basis. so the fact that it was touted in years just this big sort of fear mongering, one more assertive take scary word -- [inaudible] that is definitely some pain that is confusing not to americans who are not muslims, but muslims themselves and it certainly to though many questions on my part as i did my research. >> guest: yes, a whole segment on sharia. he just went around the all of these who felt hawala food. he said he was sharia. of course people who are praying, you know, in manhattan and all the places of worship. here is sharia. when we part as our religion freely, when we give charity, when we can fast, when we can believe in what we want to believe and in either type of food we went to eat, that is sharia. in that respect, s

why do you think snakes should only be available during times like the holocaust. >> if a holocaust situations magically appear and the people who are being up pressed, i think you can walk out your door and you look in your mailbox and there's a gun in there and you can defend yourself. >> apparently in his mind that's how it works. you mentioned the violence in his movies and he's promising not to make anymore movies that glamorize guns. >> the nra is not going away, and hollywood is not going away. so they could continue to be at war with one another, which actually helps both of them from their own pr standpoint. if he was serious about doing something, why doesn't harvey winestein think about partnering with the nra and work together. >> you really are crazy. the point dana's making, andy, is true, is that because of the extremist rhetoric that's used by hollywood and even the president of the united states about guns, that actually drives animosity to a higher pitch when you cannot negotiate or have a decent conversation. >> i don't think so. i think a lot of nra members out there are g

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but i actually dennis had a holocaust survivor on the other day. it was a suit salesmen in downtown los angeles. i don't know if you heard the interview. he's the most happy fellow. i think they -- i asked dennis the last time. dennis why are jews so happy? so funny. and he thought, that's a silly question. then he said it's not. it's a good question. that's why i do what i do. it's because suffering produces good humor and a sense of appreciation for when there isn't suffering. i think that's probably the answer. on that note, thank you very much for coming. i'll sign books. thank you jonathan and the nixon library. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank for coming out tonight. and you all know we have some great authors here, excuse me. it's not the extreensive honorary. it's the priceless gifts we provide them. i want to give one to hugh. this is what would nixon do mug. this is a number one in a series of about 50. there's about 5,000 more available in the museum store. please pick one up. we'll have hugh in the front lobby to sign your books