it should have been an obvious question because nationalist spain has no oil, hitler and mussolini which were supporting it or importers, not exporters. it would have been very difficult and expensive for them to supply the oil. what was the major source of oil in the world at this point? the united states, especially texas. as it turned out general franco was getting most of his oil from texaco which had a ceo at that point to buy a name who was basically a fascist sympathizer. he not only supplied franco with most of his oil throughout the war, but he violated u.s. law in several ways by sending it to him. american law said that anything traveling to a country at war could not travel on american ships. nationalists had no oil tank so he loaded the oil onto texaco tankers at the texaco pipelines and off it went to spain and the sea where the ships were found for amsterdam and the captains would open c sealed orders redirecting them to spain. that was the first violation of u.s. law. the second violation was u.s. law said that you could not supply goods to country at war on credit, natio

. >> mussolini is mussolini, it is a very good quote. >> you want to be associated with a fascist. >>sociated with interesting quotes. (laughter). >> trevor: you want to be associated with interesting quotes? oh, donald. you don't want to be president. you want the teenager's instagram account. that's what you want. so look, america, this is where you are. grandma nixon or traffic cone soaked in raw sewage. a real sophie's choice, really f sophie hated both of her kids. can i be honest with you guy, can i be honnist with you. >> yeah wm. >> trevor: you can kick me out after i said it i will be honest and say this. maybe you shouldn't have an election. into, maybe you shouldn't have an election. not now. not now. because right now, right now america looks like it's getting too a marriage that t is going to regrelt. and earning can see this is a bad idea. and i get it, look, you have got everything scheduled. the wedding planned, you've invited everybody over. you have spent an enormous amount of money but i'm going to be that ass hole friend o who tells you like it is, maybe you need t

republican army these international volunteers, on the other side heavily supported by hitler and mussolini you had at the spanish nationalists. by this point hitler was realizing that spain was a priceless opportunity for him to try out the weapons he was planning to use in the larger more to come which he was already distantly planning. all of the most famous german weapons of the second world war had their first combat in spain. the 109 fighter plane, fighter plane, the dive bomber, the 88 millimeters artillery piece, all of these were first experienced or first experienced by americans as the target during the spanish civil war. now when you have a patch of history like this, a piece of history that is so colorful, so dramatic, so tragic, a book almost writes itself. sometimes i felt as if i was steering the ship to this extraordinary set of water and the only decisions i have to make work for you to on board. in other words, through what characters am i going to try to tell the story. because i like to try to bring a piece of history alive by telling it through the lives of people who

it should have been an obvious question because nationalist spain has no oil, hitler and mussolini which were supporting it or importers, not exporters. it would have been very difficult and expensive for them to supply the oil. what was the major source of oil in the world at this point? the united states, especially texas. as it turned out general franco was getting most of his oil from texaco which had a ceo at that point to buy a name who was basically a fascist sympathizer. he not only supplied franco with most of his oil throughout the war, but he violated u.s. law in several ways by sending it to him. american law said that anything traveling to a country at war could not travel on american ships. nationalists had no oil tank so he loaded the oil onto texaco tankers at the texaco pipelines and off it went to spain and the sea where the ships were found for amsterdam and the captains would open c sealed orders redirecting them to spain. that was the first violation of u.s. law. the second violation was u.s. law said that you could not supply goods to country at war on credit, natio

what was everyone's impression of mussolini's speech. >> i don't think he wants to run in may.e's doing it by himself. i and i alone can get this done. the beautiful thing is was my hometown cleveland ohio. the republicans wanted to date us. democrats didn't. they should of picked cleveland ohio for the convention. >> larry: where is ohio, leaning towards trump? >> they're in a dead heat. >> i don't know -- >> he's trying to make america great again. >> larry: i forgot. what did you think of his speech. >> this is the most i have been exposed to gop rhetoric. it was four days, a lot. by this time it's all blended together. i got to the speech i heard usa usa. i'm like, make it stop. i didn't like it. it was -- i thought it was way too long. >> larry: like three hours? >> 75 minutes, man. larry: 75 minutes. >> i hated the whole speech. i hated it. he talked about he's from queens. i'm from queens. [cheers and applause] >> larry: you're not from the same part of queens? >> no aoebgz from jamaica estates. i'm from queens. those are two different places. he has never road the train

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he has compared trump to hitler's and mussolini for threatening to build a wall.eeting with president obama. he will be holding a news conference not long from now. you can watch it live on bloomberg television starting at 11:45 eastern time. aviation'sthe greatest mysteries may remain unsolved. the missing -- the hunt for the missing malaysian airliner will be suspended. saidficial from malaysia the likelihood of finding the plane is fading. it disappeared more than two years ago. news 24 hours per day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anchor: the pound, falling today. you can see it down more than 1% at one dollar 3092 -- at one -- 1.3092. i want to bring in an economist at pantheon macroeconomics. i want to kick this off with a chart you wanted to show which we can point to hear on the bloomberg. the competent pmi versus gdp quarter on quarter. is we could saying see a 0.4% quarter on quarter percent decline -- quarter on quarter decline. semel bank there may be a rebound in confidence -- samuel: there may

how do you work in partner with a person you have previously compared to himmler and mussolini?pecifically on anti-narcotic ,nterdiction along the border are you satisfied with the job you have done as president? and what should mexico be doing more of to help stem the tide? thank you, gentlemen. president obama: president obama: -- president obama: ok. well, first of all, i want to congratulate city of cleveland, the secret service, the law that managed a big influx of people. the occasional protester, just a lot of activity. they made sure that everybody was looked after and safe. i think they did a great job. second, the republicans had an opportunity this week to share their vision with the country. and emphasize the issues that they thought were important. i'm going to let the american people judge how persuasive their arguments were. week, the democrats will have an opportunity to present their vision. both the progress we have made and how we make sure that everybody gets opportunity and security in the future. a little bit of editorializing there, kevin, when you said --

not that he's mussolini but he's got that in common with him.in up in the air. >> there he is. >> that's actually me. >> darrell, what does that say, that statement of the head posture up there? >> that's just saying i'm taking it all. i'm taking it all and i know i'm taking it all. that's the trump vision where, you know, it sort of -- this is strange and foreign and weird for me but i'm doing it, you know. >> yeah. >> that's that home base. we have pictures all over the place here like that. >> that home base is a default face, huh? >> it's the face of it's going to be so huge, like that, it's going to be terrific. it's the way he looks at life. you wonder why he has so much energy. each day he's very optimistic and actually kind of fun to be around. or has the times i've been with him. >> i think he's the kind of guy that if you're a working guy making an average salary, you think that's how you'd live if you have that money. >> the tower, the wife, the whole thing. >> he's not apologizing. >> he's not sitting around reading books, taking vik

they said that of mussolini. or if you're too cool then people can't connect with you. try to keep an even keel. which annoys my family. because when good things happen, i would go, okay. it's not humanistic look appealing, but politically necessary. [laughter] brian lamb: other than jonah you've got two women in your family. mark green: my wife i have been married to for 39 years. that is a personal best for me. she was in public affairs. working for people for the american way and a public affairs company called robinson leer. my daughter is the mother of our two grandchildren and a lawyer. she went to nyu and works for a not-for-profit educational firm. putting kids and technology together. brian lamb: this might be painful for you to look at. the number of elections you have lost. there it is. if we missed one let me know. go back to the 1980 election. mark green: i worked for ralph nader for 10 years. i loved it. but i'm really a new yorker. i was lobbying congress after i had written "who loves congress?'and i thought, can i combine my odyssey, and his and skills-

very well could be the president in january, how do you work with a person that you to hitler and mussolini? are you satisfied with the job you have done as president and what more should mexico do to stem the tide. >> first of all, i want to congratulate the city of cleveland, secret service, local law enforcement, that managed a big influx of people and the occasional protester in just a lot of activity and make sure that everybody was looked after, was safe. i think they did a great job posting. second, the republicans had an opportunity this week to share their vision with the country. and i have is that those issues that they thought were important. i will let the american people judge how persuasive the arguments were. next week, democrats will have a chance to present their vision. a mission of the progress we have made and how we make sure everybody gets an opportunity and security in the future. i noticed a little bit of editorializing when he said, how do i counter a message that was clearly appealing to working-class americans? i don't know if you have talked to all of them. it's

it's like a mussolini-themed restaurant? >> andrea: yeah. that's it, that's it.andrea: it doesn't really look like any butcher i've ever been into. >> anthony: an hour north by northwest of johannesburg, is pretoria, still the administrative center of south africa, once the heart of the apartheid. here you can find maders -- a father-son butchery, restaurant, and theme museum. i just don't know how i feel about this place. it doesn't fit in with my white liberal guilt sensibility. >> andrea: a room like this, with all of this kind of afrikaner paraphernalia in it, it just wouldn't be accepted an hour away. it couldn't exist. >> anthony: as any south african butcher would, they sell biltong. sprinkle some salt, brown sugar, some malt vinegar, pack in layers repeat. after 24 hours, remove and hang to air dry for a week. voila. a tasty jerky treat we can all get behind. chef andrea burgener, south african by birth, english and german by background, can usually be found in the trenches of her joburg restaurant, the leopard. she's known for her playful menus, but loat

work with a person, how do you partner with a person that you previously compared to hitler and mussolini. specifically on anti-narcotic interdiction and anti-human trafficking interdiction on the border, are you satisfied with the job that you've done as president, and what should mexico be doing more of to help stem the tide? thank you, gentlemen. >> okay. well, first of all, i want to congratulate the city of cleveland, secret service, and the law enforcement that managed a big influx of people, and the occasional protester and just a lot of activity, and made sure that everybody was looked after, everybody was safe. i think they did a great job hosting. second, the republicans had an opportunity this week to share their vision with the country. and emphasize those issues that they thought were important. and i'm going to let the american people judge how persuasive their arguments were. next week, the democrats will have an opportunity to present their vision of both the progress we've made, and how we make sure that everybody gets opportunity and security in the future. i noticed a l

and specifically -- mussolini? specifically on anti-narcotic interdiction and anti-human trafficking intersixth on the board -- interdiction on the border, are you satisfied with the job you've done as president, and what should mexico be doing more of to help stem the tide? thank you, gentlemen. >> okay. well, first of all, i want to congratulate the city of cleveland, secret service, mobile law enforcement that managed, you know, a big influx of people and to occasional protester and just a lot of activity and made sure that everybody was looked after, even was safe. i think -- everybody was safe. i think they did a great job hosting. second, you know, the republicans had an opportunity this week to share their vision with the country. and emphasize those issues that they thought were important. and i'm going to let the american people judge how persuasive their arguments were. next week the democrats will have an opportunity to present their vision of both the progress we've made and how we make sure that everyb

about the italians, many people do not know that the italians were on both sides, because after mussolini was overthrown in 1943, he was rescued in a raid, and the northern portion of italy remain in the access hands hands.he axis squadrons one or two who decided to side with the allies, and they flew their squadrons into a base and reported for duty, and they were wearing what the military calls uniforms, which would include their white gloves , so what better way to present yourself? two of my favorite characters on axis side, there was a gold-medal winner for the and by the 15th air force was established, he was commanding the air defense sector around the anna, and -- , and they lost something like 300 airplanes or in that vienna area, so one was an extremely capable air commander, and the personal connection i have is that i used to know his friendly rival, who retired from the u.s. army, and they became friends in berlin during the 1936 olympics, because charlie got the silver , and they sent food and to the family in germany until they could get back on their feet, so my absolute f

how does that have to do though, even if that's true, what does it have to do with the third or mussolini was in the middle of the third system when it comes to the comparisons of the nazis that's almost something entirely a liberal democratic thing. america in 2016 is not germany in the early 30's that led up to hitler. it's just not an intelligent comparison. and, i find it to be insulting to the memories of all the people who were slaughtered by real nazis. >> why do you think a smart guy like burns is doing it though? >> it's become cliche. one liberal democrat does it i don't know hot first one was. it's like birds on a telephone wire. one of them hits the wire, they are all on the wire. one of them leaves the wire, they all leave. so i have seen this before and so have you. a professor gets an op-ed in the "the washington post" and says i'm not saying donald trump is hitler, i want to make that clear, but -- and then they make the comparison to nazi germany. and then all the other liberals pile on. in ken burns' case, in an interview with cnn, he specifically said, i heard this myse

republicans want to would it be stalinist or democratic and if the republicans one would hitler and mussolini maybe not started at start of the war? >> a good question. i think if the spanish public -- republicans one where the people of spain would have been much better off. there are right-wing historians who say well if a republican one it would become a soviet satellite industry that the soviets did have great insolence in the army and the security police but i think to effectively turn the country into a satellite you have to have military occupation. a soviet satellites in eastern europe had remained that way for 40 years because the red army was on hand and moscow didn't help, didn't stop to, didn't hesitate to deploy it when somebody got out of line like in hungary in 1956, it is germany 1953 and just look -- czechoslovakia in 1963. similarly the u.s. kept most nations in central america and the caribbean doing pretty much it wanted throughout the 20th century there is ceaseless string of military interventions without the red army occupying the public -- republicans painted out that

he just pulled back completely from comparing trump to mussolini, saying he would work with whoever wins the leks. >> the relationship transcends political leaders in mexico or the united states. it is firm, it is strong and it's going to remain that way irrespective whoever is elected president of the united states. >> to john's point, what choice does he have? you know, he's got to -- if he is antagonistic toward donald trump at this point who, you know, certainly as john said may actually win, it gets him nowhere with his ultimate goal, which is to keep relations the way they are, to keep the trade going. never mind the whole discussion about the wall. this was just the basic nuts and bolts economics, which are so vital to the country of mexico. >> gloria, listen to what donald trump said about the wall last night. >> we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration. to stop the gangs and the violence and to stop the drugs from pouring into our communities. >> you were there. we were all there inside the q, as they call it, the quickenaar >> he didn't say mexico w

rally, like a mussolini just unbelievable what's going on in this country.will start looking at this with more of an open mind. republicans are all closed. on the phone with us is jeff schapiro from "the richmond times dispatch." them and the commonwealth of virginia as they campaign there? [no audio] are you there? are having a connection problem so we will see if we can connect with him later in the program. let's continue your calls -- what did you learn from the conventions as you watch them play out over the last two weeks? dorothy in cleveland, ohio, the site of the republican national convention. she is from our democrats line. good morning. caller: hi, i watched both conventions and what i saw at the republican convention was a hate andded spirit of watchednation when i the democratic convention, i saw unity, i saw what america looks like. reallyn thing that i the man whosedes son died in iraq, was the preacher. he preached that sermon and he told it like it is, we need a shock. what's going on in this country and the divisions and everything and lik

he has even retweeted mussolini.t's how pivotal and how upsetting many of the tweets that he has had and many of the things he has in his control have been. so i think that hillary clinton although she has been investigated by the fbi or her server has been investigated by the fbi, we are glad this is coming to an end. one thing we know is not coming to an end is donald trump's missteps and zenaphobia and bigotry. >> all of these candidates, well both of them, there's only two now, it's been a long time. both are trying to figure out who their running mates will be. there is a lot of speculation. we will talk about that next. ♪ ♪ see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin cleara

this huge edifice with the huge building and white marble and the facies out of many one, after mussolini you can't use that as a sculptural item but it meant e pluribus unum before that. but you have the monumental lincoln and including the gpa healy portrait, the signature portrait in our gallery, the portrait gallery has all of the presidents along with the white house, we're the only collection that concludes all of the presidents. and this is our signature, if you will, i don't particularly -- i have to say they made the mistake of putting me in charge of hanging the presidents and i don't like this portrait and i'll end with the portrait i want to replace this with. but this is a typical 19th century american portrait which hides as much as it reveals. it is a thoughtful lincoln, his face has been airbrushed, posthumous. it is a little bit after lincoln died. it is lincoln being avuncular and thoughtful and all rest of it. and we have the mystery of abraham lincoln, the monument and the portrait, it hides what is an extraordinary career. and i think this western movement from kentuc

the first time something happens like when you quote mussolini, it is a mistake. second time when it happens, like you retweet from a white sup supremacy, they have invoked bigotry and anti-semitism, racism, and now it's -- now it's hard to call it anything other than a pattern. and it is a pattern that to us is perplexing, troubling and we think wrong. >> this tweet seems to be a retweet from some fringe message board that is anti-semitic. so maybe mr. trump just re-tweeted it or someone in his campaign did without knowing where it came from. >> well, it is an interesting question to ask why is your fact finding department focusing on fiction, and how a major presidential campaign can be looking at racist websites or anti-semitic sections of other online sources and using it to find content to share with the american public. i mean, look, the anti-defamation league has been fighting anti-semitism and bigotry for over 100 years. as a nonprofit organization, we don't engage in politics, but the fact of the matter is, these bigoted and presidential ideas don't belon

rally, like a mussolini just unbelievable what's going on in this country. people will start looking at this with more of an open mind. republicans are all closed. on the phone with us is jeff schapiro from "the richmond times dispatch." them and the commonwealth of virginia as they campaign there? [no audio] are you there? are having a connection problem so we will see if we can connect with him later in the program. let's continue your calls -- what did you learn from the conventions as you watch them play out over the last two weeks? dorothy in cleveland, ohio, the site of the republican national convention. she is from our democrats line. good morning. caller: hi, i watched both conventions and what i saw at the republican convention was a hate andded spirit of watchednation when i the democratic convention, i saw unity, i saw what america looks like. reallyn thing that i the man whosedes son died in iraq, was the preacher. he preached that sermon and he told it like it is, we need a shock. what's going on in this country and the divisions and everything

hugo chÁvez, hitler y mussolini se quedan cortos comparados con trump.por cada ocho presos en estados unidos, siete son norteamericanos y uno es mexicano. o sea, no resiste el menor anÁlisis diciendo que frenando la inmigraciÓn ilegal se va a acabar la criminalidad. y dos, los atentados cometidos en francia, los que lo perpetraron eran franceses y belgas. ¿de quÉ estamos hablando? ¿quÉ soluciÓn al problema del terrorismo internacional? mister trump, el gran sheriff, a partir del 20 de enero va acabar con todo el problema en el mundo. arantxa: lo escuchamos hace unos dÍas, cuando anunciÓ a su compaÑero de fÓrmula, y volvimos a escucharlo ayer: Él es el candidato de la ley y el orden. javier: mike pence me hace acordar un poquito al hermano de nadia comaneci: nadie lo conoce. hago el chiste porque es verdad. tÚ eliges como compaÑero de fÓrmula a alguien que te aÑade, que te da valor. vimos la introducciÓn que hace su hija ivanka. quÉ lindo, qué conmovedor! ahora, ¿de quiÉn estaba hablando? de un donald trump sensible, cercano a la gente. sÍ, claro. si lo Ú

or even like a mussolini rally.n this country and i really they will look more of an open mind. the phone with us is jeff schapiro. for hillary clinton and donald trump, what faces them in the commonwealth of virginia as they campaign there? jeff schapiro, are you there? we are having connection problems with him so we will see if we can connect with him later on in the program. what did you learn from the convention? we watched them play out over for republicans. they will go to dorothy in cleveland, ohio. she is joining us on the democrats line. conventions both and what i saw was a set of hate and discrimination. i watch the democratic convention, and i saw what america looks like. [no audio] >> philadelphia, i have one question for you. i think you know the answer, but i will go slow. are you ready to win for hillary clinton? [cheers] all right. secretary clinton is a couple of yards away. and she is with senator kaine. let's let them know we are here. [cheers] got it. first say how much we appreciate the work o

i mean, i didn't area anyone call hillary mussolini but i know we're going to hear that.ady heard it from ken burns and that's when he was being nice. so you can't tell me you're not going to see trump be the object of absolute scorn for four or five straight days. >> well, ask me back. we'll talk about what happened in our convention. but i'll tell you this. i saw a republican convention that talked only to primary voters, only to people who are already voted for donald trump. hillary's going to talk to the whole country. >> we'll see if the tent gets bigger. >> exactly right. >> all right. thank you, both. senator, good to see you. >> thanks. >>> coming up, general electric reporting this morning beating estimates. getting a boost on the numbers out this morning. we're going to speak to the analyst nick heymann after the break about the company's recent performance. take a look at the futures this hour. s&p futures are up. they'd open higher by about 4, dow by 31, now nearly 32. back after this on "squawk." a goodar has to maneuv quickly. tha's al true of a good car com

do you work with the person, partner with the person, that you previously compared to hillary and mussolinilly on anti-narcotic interdiction and anti-human trafficking interdiction on the border, are you satisfied with the job you have done as president, and what should mexico do more of to stem the tide? thank you. pres. obama: well, first of all -- i want to congratulate the city of cleveland, the secret service, local law enforcement that managed the big influx of people and the occasional protester. that is a lot of activity. sure everyone was looked after and safe. i think they did a great job posting. , the republicans had an opportunity this week to share their vision with the country. and emphasize those issues that they thought were important. i will let the american people judge how persuasive their arguments were. next week, the democrats will have an opportunity to present their vision of both the progress we have made, and how we make sure that everybody gets opportunity and security in the future. i noticed a little bit of editorializing when you said how do i counter message

we all need to come together and focus on one objective, and that is to stop this mussolini from getting, it has always been an issue. i believe we can come together and rectify the issue by talking about it more. if you have to constantly say my best friend is black, my best friend is puerto rican, something is already a problem when you have to identify your best friend as a color. my best friends believe and understand ideology of peace and love. is, we must come together and rectify the situation. the republicans built this monster and now they want to backtrack. they want to put the responsibility of everybody else on themselves. we all need to come together and stop this debacle of a donald trump world because this world will be destroyed. we also need a third-party. we should have a third-party. this will solve everything. you won't get backed into a corner to have to vote for one. hillary is the lesser of the evils, but people will be more comfortable if they had a third suggestion. >> thank you very much for the call. you can see michael steele, and msnbc contributor, former the