i'm a holocaust student. i learn a lot about the holocaust. and i believe everything that you are saying, what happened to you. one mistake you are making -- the man that is sitting there is not the one that committed those atrocities. he is a good man, he's my father. he is a good husband. i said it is very possible that he's a good man and a good father. but during the war, he was a mean person, he was a murderer, he was killing innocent people. children babies. this is the man that is sitting there. the young people in the audience want to know. they ask such important questions because they want to know. there is a big difference between the elder generation and the young people. the elder generation says we talked about it, it happened a long time ago, why don't we stop? let's move on. the young people, and now more of them in germany, the young people want to know. they want to learn. they want to know what happened in germany. a what to know answers to the questions that we are asking. how can a civilized nation like that become murdere

the iranians are obsessed with the holocaust. few years ago they had a cartoon contest to ridicule the holocaust because they contend it never occurred. yet, the former president the moderate, has described israel as a one-bomb country, meaning small compact, small population can be wiped out with a small nuclear weapon. vaughn has made clear its intent to wipe israel off the map. now it's acquiring the means of doing that i think it's extremely important to recognize the uniqueness of this deal because israel, all the neighbors of iran are scared and afraid of the deal and worried about it israel is the only country on earth openly threatened with annihilation. no other country on earth is. so, this is a real possibility it's not as if the iranians are not going to drop the bomb tomorrow. the israelis would have to live under that threat forever if this deal is enacted and iran acquires the bomb. >> juan, your favorite g.o.p. candidate senator ted cruz, says he emphatically stands with governor huckabee and prime minister netany

the iranians are obsessed with the holocaust.rs ago they had a cartoon contest to ridicule the holocaust because they contend it never occurred. yet, the former president the moderate, has described israel as a one-bomb country, meaning small compact, small population can be wiped out with a small nuclear weapon. vaughn has made clear its intent to wipe israel off the map. now it's acquiring the means of doing that i think it's extremely important to recognize the uniqueness of this deal because israel, all the neighbors of iran are scared and afraid of the deal and worried about it israel is the only country on earth openly threatened with annihilation. no other country on earth is. so, this is a real possibility it's not as if the iranians are not going to drop the bomb tomorrow. the israelis would have to live under that threat forever if this deal is enacted and iran acquires the bomb. >> juan, your favorite g.o.p. candidate senator ted cruz, says he emphatically stands with governor huckabee and prime minister netanyahu on t

decades, iranian leaders have pledged to destroy, annihilate and wipe israel off the map with a big holocaust." our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is traveling with the president in ethiopia right now. jim, why did the president jump into this political fray right now? >> well wolf i think this might be the beginning of the surrogate in chief role that the president may be playing over the next 18 months. he has stayed out of the 2016 campaign fray. even the white house has tried to do that. when we asked questions at the press briefing josh earnest tries to steer the conversation in a different direction. i talked to a top democratic advisor who said these comments from mike huckabee were just so offensive, so over the top that the president had no chance but to respond. as i heard from one white house official yes, that's in part why the president had to say that but also the president karsz very much about the iran nuclear deal described this deal as his baby and that he want this is debate to be on the facts. >> the president also singled out donald trump today at that news c

the holocaust, there was no state of israel for the jewish people. israel had no allies. and today the united states is israel's greatest ally. it trivializes the horror and the memory of the victims of the holocaust and it impacts on the survivors and the descendants of the victims and it's not appropriate. it distracts from the kind of conversation that the american public deserves from its leaders and expects from members of congress in this very critical review period of the iran nuclear deal. >> this is a critical review period, but it's interesting, it's important to hear your view that mike huckabee does not -- clearly doesn't seem to agree. he's not only not backing down, he's sko continuing to discuss this. just today the huckabee campaign put out a statement saying that president obama does not take iran's repeated threats seriously and then says for decades iran's leaders have pledged to destroy and annihilate and wipe israel off the map with a big holocaust. have you heard from the huckabee campaign? >> we have not heard directly from the huckabee campaign. i

holocaust?ompare something to the holocaust, you're wrong. in a funny way, this really is another chapter in the book of donald. all these candidates out there needing attention. mike huckabee running this nice social conservative campaign. it worked for him really well eight years ago. nobody's paying attention, so he's got to say crazy stuff or nobody pays attention. >> we're talking about words and responsibility. so brian, is this an attempt, perhaps huckabee's attempt to you know rise to the top, get some attention, especially since, you know donald trump is dominating by just saying anything he thinks and feels? >> here i thought we were going to have a segment where we didn't talk about donald. man. >> impossible. >> i know, right? the candidates are all trying to differentiate themselves. i'm sure that ratcheting up the temperature of the rhetoric maybe was at the root of this for the governor. i also think he truly believes that the state of israel is in danger. but ellis, to your point

when you bring up the holocaust, everybody loses. one of the things i think you'll see that -- >> let me ask you -- >> let me finish one thing. i think for democrats who are on the fence of possibly refuseing to go along with obama on this deal then all of a sudden they get pushed in a position of defending the president. you saw mansion in west virginia saying he's probably going to support the deal. >> if i get credit for them supporting the deal then i'm a much bigger deal than i think people thought i was. look here's what i would want to remind people. if we don't take seriously the threats of iran, then god help us all because the last time -- it's neville chamberlain all over again. three times i've been to auschwitz. when i talked about the oven door i have stood at that oven door. i know exactly what it looks like. 1.1 million people killed. for 6,000 years, jews have been chased and hunted and kills all over this earth and when someone in a government says we're going to kill them, i think, by gosh we better take that serio

nothing is equivalent of holocaust.olitician says this is compared to holocaust, they're wrong. >> he says he's not taking it back not apologizing. his comments as shocking as they are is that perhaps a way to get above this noise and crowded gop field, especially over donald trump? >> god, you're smart. >> i'm just trying to think about it a little bit. >> think of it as another chapter in the book of donald. he's gotten so much attention. these guys have to say crazier, wilder, more outlandish things or we don't pay attention. that's what he's doing. >> i understand that. at the same time doesn't that hurt us all? >> yes. >> if they're saying these things, if they get elected they may act on them. >> you have to feel sorry for these guys. there's so many of them. there's so much time we have in the media. lindsey graham was setting his telephone on fire the other day. maybe his hair next. >> it is a show, that is for sure. it's a battle to see who's going to make the stage. there's only ten spots right is this. >> rig

the school is named after a holocaust survivor and former rabbi in berlin. many of the events will be held very close to the same olympic stadium where the nazis held the olympic games in 1936. a place where most german jews were banned from competing. >> is very symbolic. they failed to wipe out the achievements of jewish week's but later went on to exterminate jews in the holocaust. keep it in mind when you're there. you are from the state of israel representing the jewish nation. >> the team trainer is proud that his teams are taking part of the worst games in berlin for very personal reasons. >> as the grand holocaust survivors and as a coach for the games in berlin, i have very mixed feelings. on the one hand, i have the terrible at.'s of my grand arson the back of my mind before they immigrated to israel. on the other hand, it seems as if i have to come full circle. accompanying our teams to berlin. >> the teams arriving in berlin. now they have something else in mind the first lace on the podium. sarah: an inevitable record. the biggest drop the chine

the school is named after a holocaust survivor and former rabbi in berlin. many of the events will be held very close to the same olympic stadium where the nazis held the olympic games in 1936. a place where most german jews were banned from competing. >> is very symbolic. they failed to wipe out the achievements of jewish week's but later went on to exterminate jews in the holocaust. keep it in mind when you're there. you are from the state of israel representing the jewish nation. >> the team trainer is proud that his teams are taking part of the worst games in berlin for very personal reasons. >> as the grand holocaust survivors and as a coach for the games in berlin, i have very mixed feelings. on the one hand, i have the terrible at.'s of my grand arson the back of my mind before they immigrated to israel. on the other hand, it seems as if i have to come full circle. accompanying our teams to berlin. >> the teams arriving in berlin. now they have something else in mind the first lace on the podium. sarah: an inevitable record. the biggest drop the chine

the response from holocaust survivors, from the children of holocaust survivors. i was last night in an event, i was probably one of four gentiles in the entire event. it was a jewish event. people were overwhelmingly supportive. matt we need to use strong words when people make strong threats against an entire group of people as iranians made towards the jews. bill: we have michael warren, staff writer, "weekly standard." good morning to you. huckabee is everywhere. he was on fox business for an hour. he was on o'reilly last night. he is not backing down. >> that's right. more cynical people would say all of the talk about iran deal and holocaust is political gambit. he had struggles with fund-raising over last few weeks. he hasn't really moved in the polls. this might do some good for his campaign. look, i think he sincerely believes this is serious issue facing not just the united states but israel. mike huckabee has been an ally evangelical christian ally to israel over the years. so, look he is bringing up a very important point which is that iran is hell ben

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>> do you think another holocaust could happen? could the holocaust happen again? >> no. i don't think that the holocaust is going to happen again. first of all, there is a country called israel. and i believe if there is a country called israel that the holocaust might have never happened. because it should never happen. i mean i understand what happened in other countries before the war when they were fighting with each other and there was a lot of killings because you weren't the same as me and whatever. of the only way that holocaust will never happen is what i talk to you very young guys. girls too, excuse me. young people. okay. that will be a better sentence. so not to follow leaders. if you don't have a leader that leads you in that direction like hitler did like stalin did it's all the end. all those ends don't work. you should use your head, then never could there be any kind of holocaust against blacks, against whites. you know, i don't see no color. i work with everybody. the first time i saw a black man in my life is when i was liberated from the concentratio

the word holocaust was invoked by the iranian government.so many gop candidates scrambling to make it on the stage for the first republican debate in ten days don't expect trump or huckabee to heed those warnings to tone it down any time soon. >> the rhetoric will probably even escalate. good report. let's bring in david chel on cnn political director and cnn political analyst ron brownstein. sarah, don't go too far away. talk about what's going on right now. does it help these republicans use that kind of rhetoric pretty tough language like that very tough language? >> i think in the long run the answer is no. and really it's a short run, long run kind of tradeoff they're facing. in a field of 16 candidates to begin with action it's hard to get attention, and since donald trump is coming to the race it becomes harder to get attention. so there is an incentive, kind of a pull, a tectonic pull on candidates to ratchet up the rhetoric to compete with him. particularly those candidates who are also kind of fishing in the same waters for the mos

holocaust. >> the holocaust is not our business, it's between the christians, second world war, and judaism. we are never recommending or refusing any crimes, even when people are killed. even when they want one killed or the community mixed the hollow cost crimes is a crime. unfortunately at that time, i believe it's a disaster for iran at that time. never supporting these. >> what attack from the doctor's conversation with me is that some things sounded like hard lines, or as they call it in vienna, red lines, as a politician, his answers ended with an idea that anything is possible if different sides work in good faith. that is a bit more of the tone i've gotten from everyone over the last two weeks in iran. >> all right. thank you very much. guns, bombs and missiles are not the only threats to global safety and security. coming up, how cyber criminals are wreaking havoc across the globe and stealing someone's identified every three seconds. a hacker that used toe about on the dark side shows us how it's done, and why you are at risk. >> they can sell access to your computer, to someone

today jewish groups across america are condemning the holocaust comparison as have the president. >> when you get rhetoric like this, maybe it gets attention and maybe this is just an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. but it's not the kind of leadership that is needed for america right now. >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee has set off a storm. his comment at the iran deal would, quote take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven has sparked a swift condemnation from president obama in a news conference in ethiopia. >> you know the particular comments of mr. huckabee are, i think, part of just a general pattern that we've seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. when you get rhetoric like this maybe it gets attention and maybe this is just an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. but it's not the kind of leadership that is needed for america right now. >> and interestingly, it was the president who brought up mr. trump in his answer. he was not asked a

or santa barbara or saddam hussein or the holocaust, where it's not about our liberty somewhere else, it's about people getting killed, possibly by their own governments. >> yes, and i worry about people using that as an excuse to undermine liberties at home. hour greatest throat is it liberties by our own government. the problems in the middle east are usually have been so often a consequence of us stirring up trouble. i mean, what do the iraqis do to us to cause you to kill a million iraqis which set the whole thing off. i would say the intervention comes down on the wrong side of this. they are more likely to cause this - these mass killings that is going on. there'll be problems, but the more it's minimised the less the outsiders are involved. the better off we would be. in a trackal argument, even though you stir up the emotions saying there's a problem in rue wand ape. you'll sit back and do nothing. well, i don't, i think that's what you do, and people do it voluntarily and let the local people solve the problems. the middle east is a west because the westerners have been invol

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mike huckabee invokeing the nazi ovens of the holocaust. they're trying to out outrageous each other. to out trump in effect. he finds his campaign back in the crosshairs with a top adviser apologizing for comments he made to a reporter. more on that story in a minute. i want to bring in tom foreman. clearly some of these candidates are getting nervous. and really they're looking for any edge. >> the way the republicans are scrambling right now, you would think they were making their pick next week, not almost a year from now at their convention in cleveland. the field is so crowded and the stakes are so high to have a seat on that stage with this first debate that the gloves are off, and the fight is on. >> bottom nine, duking it out -- bottom nine, duking it out -- >> there seems to be a technical issue there. >> perhaps one of the candidates took over. the bottom line is this what we have is 16 candidates and we have 10 slots, either of the big named candidates out there. some of them are guaranteed to be in there. donald trump is going

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republican candidate mike huckabee is gathering criticism after using the holocaust to criticize thean interview huckabee said this president's foreign policy is the most feckless in american history. it is so naive that he would trust it rain yanns. by doing so he will take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven. it started when ted cruz requested mitch mcconnell of lying about a deal to reconstruct the federal bank. joining me now live senior political editor mark murray. mark i want to play president obama's comments just this morning to what mike huckabee had to say. as we know the president is in ethiopia. let me play his remarks. >> you know the particular comments of mr. huckabee are, i think, part of just a general pattern that we've seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. >> and a short time ago, mark mike huckabee released a statement saying what's ridiculous and sad is that president obama does not take the iran threat seriously. it goes on to elaborate there, you have the response from the national jewish council to the statement

in an interview with breitbart his holocaust i am manuary when not talking about the holocaust was criticizing president obama and the iran nuclear deal p.m. he said it is so naive that he would trust the iranians. by doing so, he will take the israelis and march them to the door of the up convenient. that's almost difficult to even say, to paint that type of picture. what do you think the reaction will be to that, michael? >> it made a lot of people recoil when they heard that. it is a curious thing even from someone as religious and devout and in great protection of israel as mike huckabee. he has fallen far in iowa from when he won the iowa caucus in 2008. i think that you're seeing somebody trying to get on the map. i would imagine that mike huckabee regrets using this imagery. everyone who r. has in politics has not had an easy time of it. >> don't talk about the holocaust, unless you're to us the holocaust. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. much more on presidential politics coming up on the week ahead at 8:30 eastern, 5:30 pacific. >> up next, more on our top story. president obama's

he compared the new iran nuclear deal to the holocaust. refusing to back down or apologize. mere how abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: mike huckabee doubling down on his criticism of president obama's iran deal after comparing it to the holocaust. >> he's so naive he would trust the iranians and he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> reporter: his comments bringing a rare scolding from the president. >> in 18 months i'm turning over the keys. i want to make sure i'm turing them over to somebody who is serious. >> reporter: but huckabee not backing down. >> three times i've been to auschwitz. when i talked about the oven door i have stood the that oven door. i know exactly what it looks like. >> reporter: the president accusing republican candidates of using overheated language to try and steal attention from donald trump. seen here firing up crowds in iowa this weekend. >> i want to grab that corn like you've never seen. so rich so beautiful. >> reporter: other candidates now looking to create their own viernl moments. senator rand paul

it's not like the governor was disparaging the holocaust.early showing a level of respect and how important this deal was and why his opposition was -- or why he believes we need to oppose this deal. again, it is not for me to get into each candidate and say that was appropriate. this wasn't appropriate. i think that we can understand where governor huckabee was coming from and what he was trying to communicate. but, again, we're not going to sit here night after night and decide, ted cruz said this chris christie said this rand paul said this is this right or wrong? at the end of the day there's one thing to have different policy views or different discussions on experience and then what reince and myself talked about, the name calling among republicans to each other goes to. >> so we're talking about -- you talk about donald trump and those remarks he made and john mccain's war hero status. there's no question right now when you look at the most recent polls that cnn put out he will be on the debate stage next month. you put out an interes

of holocaust survivors. the reliable left wing democratic voices like the adl has condemned me but what are they going to say? >> how do you feel when the president calls you out by name on the national stage? you think you are in the game? >> i thought i was all along. >> what did you think? >> it took him forever to get the words out. it is not hard to share what i believe for me. i am passionate about it. i have been to the camps three times and never had a more sobering gut punch feeling in my life in standing at the point where 1.1 people were murdered by a death factory. i don't want to standby and see it happen again. i don't want to stand by seeing jews getting targeted because if they come after them they will come after all of us. it ended horrible before because people didn't take the threats that seriously. >> president obama and hillary clinton had harshing rhetoric for you than the mullahs. they attacked you more than them for saying death to america and death to israel. i didn't think the pres

iranians are obsessed with the holocaust. they had a cartoon contest to ridicule the holocaust because they contend it never occurred. yet the former president has described israel as a one-involved country meaning small compact, small population could be wiped out with a single nuclear weapon. they wipe israel off the map. it is in the process of acquiring the means of doing that. >> heartbroken bobby brown breaking his silence since the death of his daughter bobbi kristina. brown releasing the statement after the 22-year-old passed a way saying chrissy was and is an angel. my family must find a way to live with her in spirit and honor her memory. investigators trying to figure out how bobbi kristina died. they revealed she suffered no internal injuries. w she was found face down in a bathtub six months ago. >>> joe jackson the father of the late michael jackson hospitalized in brazil after suffering a broke on his 87th birthday. he had an irregular heartbeat. god willing i should be able to make a quick recovery and travel

the response from holocaust survivors, from the children of holocaust survivors. >> as president of the united states, would you use the words march the israelis to the door of the oven? >> yes, i would. let me tell you why, because i've been to auschwitz three times. i've stood at that very place. >> why would he back down? huckabee's offensive comments have gotten him three national tv interviews in less than 24 hours. and plenty of other candidates are backing him. a top aide to trump himself says huckabee was right on the holocaust comments. rick santorum agrees. >> i don't know why, and frankly, i'm a little shocked that this is getting the kind of pushback that it is. >> ted cruz also defended huckabee. and he went on to accuse the president of, quote, gutter politics for criticizing him. we'll have to see if huckabee's strategy helps him in the polls. but he insists this had nothing to do with getting the spotlight off trump. >> answer the critics, governor, who say that you and some other republican candidates are doing and saying anything right now simply to be heard over the r

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i had heard about the parallel to the holocaust. had not read it until this moment and i am horrified. >> it went on from there, because so many people were astounded all day yesterday, i was approached by people on the street about this story. really really upset. these appalling remarks by a president for candidate to be sure this is not a defuns yax of barak obama's or john kerry's negotiating skills. it wasn't a comparison to apasadenament. make no mistake, mike huckabee likened president obama and john kerry cutting on agreement to adolph hitler's systematic murder machine, lumping them with war criminals and their extermination plans for millions of people. this is how the reaction went on later in the show as the weight of those comments sank in. >> if you have been to auschwitz, if you have been toberkeinow. you see the piles of class ifs, the piles of hair the piles of shoes and clothes and every bit of their humanity that had to be stripped away handed over as they went and then comburned to their death among other things

when you consider the moral tragedy of the holocaust and what it mint to the world. i think he should have been much more careful in the language that he used. certainly no reflection on the efforts by this president and by many of us to try to make sure that the nation of israel and the jewish people will have a homeland for generations to come. >> i have to say that while the imagery he used was particularly grotesque, the general metaphor that what we are seeing in this iran nuclear deal essentially representing a munich moment that this is appeasment, essentially striking diplomacy with a regime tantamount to the third reich is quite present among many of your republican colleagues. >> there are allusions to that. to neville chamberlain. probably quoted more often by republican colleagues than most former british leaders. fact of the matter is this. this is the same rhetoric used against ronald reagan when he sat down with the soviet union and decided he would negotiate to reduce the number of nuclear arms in the world. they said he was appeasing, a suicide pact.

holocaust survivors, children of holocaust survivors. last night in an event i was probably one of hour gentiles in the entire event. it was a jewish events. people were overwhelmingly supportive. >> we're hearing from people saying the opposite. >> huckabee has received no support from israel's ambassador who did not think the comment was appropriate, nor from some of huckabee's fellow republicans. on tuesday my colleague conducted an interview with jeb bush in spanish. and here's what the former florida governor said. >> nbc's peter alexander joins me live from washington, d.c. peter pundits say they have to ratchet up the rhetoric. what's the rationale between huckabee's comments? >> he communicated it well right now. this is a different landscape. this is the summer of the donald and it is his inflammatory and at sometimes incendiary rhetoric that force odd there candidates to go to great lengths at times to be heard or physically seen. we saw rand paul torching the tax code. lindsey graham smashing his cellphone after the donald gav

he made the comment using the word holocaust. is that beyond -- is that not a word that he can use? >> i actually thought it was the part about bringing them back to the oven that was. >> well,. >> really over the top. and i you think president obama, we have all realized, believes he has nothing left to lose. is he in the second term. all the stories hillary how her favorability numbers are terrible in the swing states she has to win. she is not trusd. no one is excited about her and no one is following. they support this guy who questions the honor of john mccain and whether or not is he a true hero. he says mexicans are rapists. i think we are going to hear a lot more from president obama and his surrogates about donald trump if donald trump remains popular. >> what did you think about president obama makes about trump. >> i think the president would like nothing more than donald trump to dominate the news the next six months and republicans have to have a huge fight and trump to run as a third party candidate and hand the presidency to hillary clinton. >> it is fascinating to wa

since then books with notes one of the most proud books is called denying the holocaust. we had to twist her arm to publish it because she didn't want to give holocaust denial a forum. she said it's not a good idea to publish a book about them because they want attention and want to be taken seriously. we persuaded her persuaded her that it was an important subject and interestingly enough, she was sued in a british court by david irving of famous holocaust denier and she one. i believe he went to jail and she was very satisfied with that outcome. a few years ago in the early 2000's i published liberal fascism which was a lot of fun. more recently syrup palin's sarah palin's book. also a book by peter schweitzer. with many of these authors i publish multiple books. i've been reunited with many of these people as i've moved around from house to house. that's one of of the nice things about long jevity of being an editor. as an editor you have a relationship with your authors and that's very important. when you move houses, you hope they will move with you and follow you fr

the officials have said we are going to create a holocaust.wipe israel off the face of the map. the other said it's great that the jews are all in israel that way why don't have to chase them down. they are all in one place. these aren't conjectures on my part, bill. i have been going to israel since 1973. dozens and dozens of times. i have also been to ought wits three times. the reason that happened was because people in europe and in the united states said nothing like that can happen. >> listen, you are right in the sense that the iranians -- some in the iranian government are "on the record" that we want to destroy israel. >> that's their official position. >> that's their position. >> that being said, if you take that position, what they said, as gospel, you can't make a deal with iran on any level at any time, you can't why would you want to make a deal with people that don't ever honor the deals they made and won't quit that rhetoric? if they made some concessions to preconditions we will no longer say this about israel we will respect

we reached a modern day holocaust. that is a fact.al. >> overwhelmingly the people whosupport from people who understand what i said and why i said is it incredibly positive. >> donald trump thinks the slam on iranian nuclear agreement is okay. >> i'm okay with it. i think he's a very good guy huckabee by the way. what mike has done is hate nerve and he's made people think a little bit. if he says it nice and softly maybe that is not the way it is. >> trump blasted jeb bush for chastising huckabee's tone. >> some people are, you know, saying oh the tone. and i saw jeb bush who i think is also a nice person. but it is not about tone. i mean, they are chopping off christian's heads in syria and other places and we're worried about tone. >> trump is sticking by huckabee. and it has nothing do with iran. it is the state of republican politics. fox news wants to keep the blustery rhetoric rolling. the network just set up new standards for the presidential forum, the requirement that participants reach at least 1% in national polling averag

. >> mike huckabee comments comparing iran nuclear deal to holocaust is leaving fallon speechless. >>> a report shows donald trump may not be as wealthy as he claims. >>> woman who is believed to be the league's very first female coach. 2:30 out west 5:30 in the east. this is "way too early," the only show that proudly shows its worth. >>> good morning everyone. it's tuesday, july 28. i'm ayman mohyeldin. president obama and mike huckabee exchange words yesterday. in to apologies after the former arkansas go arkansas governor and presidential candidate said this. the president's foreign policy is the most feckless in american history. he's so naive that he would trust the iranians and march the israelis to the door of the oven. >> in particular to comments from mr. huckabee are i think part of just a general pattern we've seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. when you get rhetoric like this it may be gets attention and maybe this is just an effort to push mr. trump out of the headlines. but it's not the kind of leadership that is needed if for america ri

crews went after romney in the radio interview saying walker was wrong to compare to the holocaust. >one of the reasons -- interview saying huckabee was wrong to compare the deal to the holocaust. >> part of the reasons, mitt romney got clobbered by president obama, we remember the debate president obama turned to mit and said i said the benghazi attack was terrorism. no one is more upset than i am. mit, listening to his own advise, said i don't want to use rhetoric. okay never mind. i'll rearrange the pencil on the podium here. >>> the fired cincinnati university police officer charged with murdering an unarm unarmed man is out on bail. tensing's attorney says his client feared for his life and did not mean for anyone to die. >> he's like in a daze. extremely upset. you know he's like a zombie. he asked me the same question over and over about procedural issues. he never seemed to understand the answers. he's extremely remorseful and upset about the way the thing happened. he didn't go to work that day planning on something like that happening. he's charged with purposely killing mr.