pretty much the same store you can read about illegal immigrants, in italy or russia they sneak in on boats, they sneak in in the compartments, over the order, all the things illegal immigrants do today but they were from greece or russia or italy, we have totally forgotten that story. a huge part of immigration, the story for a lot of people, all those years ago. >> changing constantly and on purpose and not at all and at heart. on the surface it will be totally different to come from nations unlike the previous wave of immigrants. they appear to make no efforts to know english, they live cut off from mainstream american society. unlike previous generations in their homelands. even worse, a well-known new yorker in 2015, quote, they are bringing drugs, crime, rapists. >> you want me to answer? >> i can guess. >> that is donald trump in 2016. i think trump is perpetuating a lot of myths about contemporary immigration but what you can say is following a long tradition in which americans said those things about immigrants for 400 years. in that sense trump is part of the american mainst

about illegal immigrants from mÉxico or china are written except that protag anists are from italy or russia sneak in on boats. combaterments, -- they do what illegal immigrants do today but they were from greece or russia or italy and we totally have forgotten the story and that's a huge part of american immigration history. >> the story changed constantly on its surfaced yet not at all at its heart. they seemed totally different unlike previous immigrants. some are unfamiliar to most native new yorkers. they appear to make no effort to learn english. they seem to be cut out mainstream from american society and unlike previous generations, many believe that immigrants are economic vitality even worse, one well known new yorker called they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists -- [inaudible] >> why would he say such a thing? >> you want me to answer? >> yeah. [laughter] >> i can guess. >> that's donald trump in 2015, a famous new yorker. yeah, so i think -- trump is perpetuating a lot of the myths about contemporary immigration but, you know, what you can say is he's fol

today about illegal immigrants from mexico or china are written except the protagonists are from italy or russia. they sneak in on boats and in compartments, they go through rivers and they do all the things that illegal immigrants do today but they were from greece or russia and we totally forgot that story and yet that's a huge part of american immigration. and it would've been for a lot of the people who lived here. >> you write,. [inaudible] they seem totally different to come from nations some of this is unfamiliar to most native american can workers. they they made no effort to learn english, and unlike previous generations they're seen many times in their homeland. many believe that they wipe out economic vitality. even as one well-known new yorker famously said quote, they're bringing drugs, drugs, their bringing crime, their rapists, who might this well-known new yorker be? and and why would he say such a thing? >> do you want me to answer that? >> yes. >> that is donald trump in 2015 a famous new yorker, so i think trump is perpetuating a lot of the myths about immigration. but what yo

deterred, not intimidated in a country the size, with an economy the size of italy like russia will not tell us what to do or the world. >> what do you say to that, congressman moulton? seems like maybe democrats thought hillary clinton, maybe the white house thought, hillary clinton may win. we don't want to look we're putting the finger on the scale for her. maybe not going to address this. is this something that should have been addressed considering we've known for months this was going on and at least earlier it was likely russia? if we didn't have that confirmed? >> i think what you said is exactly what happened. clearly you know, everybody expected hillary to win. what all pollsters were saying and the democrats didn't want her victory to be tainted by saying that president obama pushed the elections one way or the other. so i think that, you know, president obama did what -- he tried to make a right decision at the time. which is make sure that our country did not think that there were outside influencers on our election or inside influencers. doing the right thing. now, look, adam is right. the stak

italy. plus trump sparring over putin with nukes while talking about improving relss with russia, will russia be trump's friend or trump's foe. >> and we have the latest tonight in princess leah's condition. let's go out front. >>> i'm poppy harlow. in for erin burnett. tonight "outfront" breaking news on the berlin terror suspect. shot dead. anis amri wanted for the brutal truck attack that killed 12 people, shot and killed by italian police in the 34i8d of the night. the suspect, the most wanted man in europe, was stopped by officers on a most routine patrol. this as the fbi and homeland security as a grim warn, that isis sympathizers continue to talk an attacks. and erin, now that the now that the prime suspect is dead what are and who are investigators turning to next? >> reporter: they are trying to figure mow a 24-year-old moon a terror watch list was able to hijack a two on the truck and chen escape? authorities here fear he had help. anis amri, gunned down outside a subway station near milan italy in the early morning. >> a police patrol stopped a suspicious person at 3:00 this morning. >> reporter: a amr

italy. plus trump sparring over putin with nukes while talking about improving relss with russia, will russia be trump's friend or >> and we have the latest tonight in princess leah's condition. let's go out front. >>> i'm poppy harlow.

russia. rust's done it already in germany and italy and democracies in western europe and eurasia, and they're good at it. let's be very blunt, it's not a major investment of time orey. it is of talent and skill, and they have been very good at it. but, judy, i mean, the question is, obviously it's on everybody's mind, is why did they just reveal john podesta's and the democratic national convention and only attempts to get into one republican staffer's email who had long since left the committee? why wasn't that leaked? it raises questions about where putin's affections and loyalties lay in this election. >> woodruff: the president was very careful about the way he spoke about it today. he mentioned in his news conference, but a lot of people are saying they're now convinced the russias, vladimir putin was trying to hurt hillary clinton and hurt donald trump. >> well, yeah, that does seem to be the view, at least based on the latest reporting of the u.s. government. i think that one of the things that president obama was trying to do is to not allow that to be the conversation that consumes the democrats as they figure out what happened in this election. he also

russia and so on could obtain travel documents from the red cross. these were acquired in italy for the most part from the delegations of the international red cross in rome or jen waw. based on neutral humanitarianism, these papers were intended to help all refugees and war victims. given that there were no background checks and no real screening of applicants, abuse -- not surprisingly, was very widespread. not just refugees but also war criminals and nazis used this method to get away, in some cases with false names. one example is this one here. this is an application form for travel document of the international red cross. this one is for a certain claimant. in his application form, of a travel document of the red cross, claimant claims to be an eetsdznirk german from northern italy. and he wants to travel to argentina. or to imgrate to argentina. the named claimant probably does not mean much to you except for some experts here, maybe. but you all have seen a photo of this man before. you all have seen a photo of this man before, maybe even a film, a news reel. his real name was not claimen but ikeman one of the organizers of the holocaust. and this is