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mussolini used to strip off his shirt, hypermasculinity. he was also a man above all other men who was said to rule with a divine benediction. he was the one, although very profane, he was an atheist, he made peace with the catholic church. so there's many, many similarities. and it was very interesting to me when donald trump, who certainly didn't have a very pious past, has been proclaimed as ruling -- he's there with god's will to save the nation by the evangelical christians and orthodox jews. so there are a lot of recurrences between then and now. >> another word we associate with dictatorships is coup. understandably, many people are nervous about the possibility, obviously what's happening right now hasn't risen to that. but at what point does it become a coup or since he's already in office, an auto-coup? >> yeah, it's -- i mean, the age of coups is mostly gone. and it would be indeed a kind of auto-coup or self-coup, where somebody's already in power and they're trying to stay there by illegal means. to pull that off, you need the

will they be new einsteins, madam currys or new hitlers, mussolinis?y designed to drag down neighbor nations and their future into one common ruin, jeopardizing the next generation for the next round. for germany in particular that had long practice at ripping the entire fabric of a nation's life, so that a state of enduring weakness could be ensured, liberation or not. the liberated lead. a checkzech village was completely wiped off the earth that not even rubble remained. where all the women were sent to concentration camps of which these are among the surviving few. for all the men and boys of the village were shot and buried in one common grave. and all the little children sold for 50 marks apiece to various german families and perhaps lost forever. the effects of which will linger long after men like these captured ss men who have been tried and condemned. and their bigshot counterparts who created even a greater degree, a design for destruction of a design that wielded all of civilization, a design detailed by hitler himself in the last days of t

mussolinis, tojos? access of a legacy, a legacy designed to drag down neighbor nations of their future into one common ruin. jeopardizing the next generation for the next round. for germany in particular it had long practice ripping the entire fabric of a nation's life, state of enduring weakness could be assured. liberation or not. libera liberated chains. the czech village that once filled this entire valley and then was wiped so completely off the face of the earth that not even rubble remained. for all the women sent to concentration camps of which these are among the surviving few. for all the men and boys of the village who were shot and buried in one common grave. and all the little children sold for 50 marks apiece to various german families and perhaps lost forever. the effects of which will linger long after men like these captured s.s. men who help destroyed them had been tried and condemned. and their big-shot counterparts who created in a greater degree a design for destruction of lineage a

mussolini started his party.trump came from the outside, and within four years he's wrapped the gop around his finger. so they acquitted him in the senate trial, and now very few republican senators have accepted the results of the election, even though foreign leaders like modi and erdogan have. >> there's one thing that i hear often in discussions with democrats, that the trump administration itself was kind of incompetent and couldn't achieve most of the goals whether it was ending obama care, even building the wall, and they always shudder about what could happen under the rule of a competent, a smarter trump, i guess. you see things differently. we're using the wrong criteria to assess his competency? >> yes. and it makes perfect sense that americans would use a democratic frame of reference to think about trump, because we've never had foreign occupation or national dictatorship. all we know is democracy. this is the play book. but i've said since before he was even inaugurated that he's following an author

desperation for a destiny of despair, calculated to supply the new tools, the new hitlers, tojos and mussolinis of an even bloodier tomorrow. but with the lesson of two world wars to learn from, if any of us among the united nations give fascism a cunningly open plan to revival by being a fool to neglect this, or this, the access legacy in action as the true cost in terms of tomorrow begins to show itself, dissension, distress, despair, doubt, defeatism, fertile soil for the seeds of world war iii and significant signs of acts of success in this, the last battle. and if we permit this to be the face of the future, then truly there could be only one place in which to rest the full burden of blame, on ourselves. on ourselves. including those of us strolling through the seeds of nations who trees have not been stripped by shrapnel, and whose homes have suffered neither burned no blast, bearing no scorched earth e. in the shop where shortages represent not death but merely temporary discomfort. walking by schools and grounds where the only screams that had been heard were and are those of children

there is a senator who said if this country ever needed a mussolini, it needs one now. there were some persons who believed such measures as radical as fascism around the other extreme, communism, might -- be necessary. the majority of the american people held time-out hope that recovery could be made through raditional political channels. n 1932, the president election brought with it the potential for securing new leadership, a chance to remove hoover in favor of someone who might be better equipped to deal with the ordeal of a depression. the republicans renominated hoover. he had no chance to be reelected. whether or not they were justified in doing it, the american people basically blamed hoover for the present. jokes and anecdotes to illustrate his unpopularity. one of the most common of those was the story he was walking down a street in washington with the secretary of the treasury. that was the days when you had payphones if any of you remember payphones. in any case, the story is hoover turned an active -- and asked him for a nickel to make a call. he replied

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well, the novel is set in 1935 during mussolini's invasion of ethiopia in an attempt to colonize it. it tells the story of this war from both sides of the battlefield. the italians as well as the ethiopians. but my main characters are women women who fought in the war and i sent her my attention on an orphan named tito. and the person that she works with works for us there who is a noble woman. and i look at war through the lens of someone who is very poor, who is only role in society, is supposed to be as a maid or a servant. but who feels like she was born to be something else beyond what society has made of her. and i also talk about this through our, there are the noble woman who has had the, supposedly all the privileges of a high social standing in ethiopia. and yet she also has felt constricted by her role as a woman in society. nina, raman has read the show again. this is what she told us about it earlier. so the listen. i said to the will your version of the show and i thought it was absolutely, absolutely and fascinating read. especially when i learned that it was based aro

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hitler had come to power, benito mussolini had come to power with the fascists in italy. there was a large movement toward military tends toward japan. roosevelt was aware of this. he was watching it but he could not do anything. because the country and the congress are isolationist. they don't want anything to do anything. things get really desperate for the english they are being bombed mercilessly by germany. by the way if you want to read an excellent book about the bombing and what was going on at this point in the american british relationship i recommend to a book by eric larsen the came out this year called the splendid and the vile. wonderful history of what went on. at any rate, churchill is appealing almost daily to roosevelt saying please, we will not be able to hold out against killer much longer. roosevelt is trying to move the american public and congress towards helping. they are not buying it. finally he gives the speech. i'm going to read a quick excerpt from the speech. he says to them he says to the congress and the country, suppose my neighbor's home

history, in 1943, who decided after making an alliance with the germans, the pact of steel that mussolini and hitler had put together, in 19434, there were secret service negotiations between the americans and british and italians. in 1943 the italians basically switched sides. now, not all of them switched sides. there was a state that prevailed in northern italy supported by the germans. the fighting which begun was going to continue to the end of the war, last toted th this day years ago. the italians surrendered after the germans had agreed to surrender. it was the germans occupying italy, fighting in italy, propping up that that rump state, throwing in the towel. that occurs until may 2nd, 1945. the war is awful in italy also. >> next from illinois, you're on. >> caller: good morning. i hope the man from mexico is listening. we had a code talker on a local radio station being interviewed. that fella sang the marine corps hymn in navajo. before the hair on the back of my neck stood up, i was standing up at attention. my dad was a marine in iwo jima, i was a marine in vietnam. the ques

that is when mussolini got in in the 1920's. he made the trains run on time.racy make trains run on time? people tend to focus on china doing well after the fact of the epidemic started, and they have, but there are vibrant democracies like japan, taiwan, new zealand, australia, and singapore that have done perfectly well by any standard in dealing with the disease. onhave to stop focusing these institutions and labels and start focusing on getting practical agreements among particular government agencies and particular constituencies. secondly, we have to focus on government capacity. you are going to be hated no matter what you do if you are an elected official. you will be suspected no matter what you do. at some point, if you're going to do something, do it right, do it strong, and don't worry about it. the mapping between how well you do something in the short term and how ambitious you are versus how you will be treated is very irregular. that is a social science way of saying you might as well [indeterminable] francine: you deal with infections and tryi

hitler had come to power, mu mussolini with the fascists in italy, rise in japan. roosevelt is watching this, but he can't do anything because the country and the congress are isolationists. they don't want anything to do with anything. things get really desperate for the english. they are being bombed mercilessly by germany. by the way, if you want to read an excellent book about the gom bombing and what was going on at this point in the american/british relationship i recommend a book to you aeric larsen that came out this year called the splendid and the vile. wonderful history of what went on. at any rate, churchill is appealing almost daily to roosevelt saying, please, we're not going to be able to hold out against hitler much longer. and roosevelt is trying to move the american public inand the congress towards helping, and they're not wbuying it. finally he gives a speech. i'm just going read a quick excerpt from the speech. he says to them, he says to the congress and to the country, suppose my neighbor's home catches fire and i have a length of garden thos

this is mussolini-esque in 1919 at a rally directing his followers to sabotage the other campaign using all means necessary to do so. what we're seeing like we saw with texas yesterday and donald trump, the president of the united states, advocating, supporting, amplifying the effort to try to derail, disrupt, threaten, intimidate the joe biden campaign and through it his supporters is a very dangerous dog whis that will whistle that we're seeing. the president gave that notice to the proud boys, to stand by, to be ready. there's no other way for these type of extremists to interpret actions other than this is encouragement, an endorsement what they need to do. on election day how trump supporters will try to obstruct and intimidate democrats' efforts to get out and vote and participate in our process. i can't think of something more anti-american than what's going on right now. we are predicated on the idea we can participate peacefully in a process to elect our leaders, and that's what's being disrupted right now. that's what's being taken away from america right now. and i'm not sure

family history, in 1943, had decided after missing an alliance with germans, they packed a steal that mussolini and hitler put together. in 1943 there were secret negotiations between the americans and british and the italians and in 1943, the italians basically switched sides. now not all of them switch sides. there were a corrupt state that prevailed in northern italy, supported by the germans. the fighting in italy, which had begun with our invasion of sicily in july of 1943 was going to continue right to the very end of the war, it lasted almost until this day, 75 years ago. the italians eventually surrendered after the germans had agreed to storm. it was the germans occupying italy, fighting italy, propping up that romp state of the italian pseudo-government who had to throw in the towel and that occurs until may 2nd, 1945. so the war is awful in italy until the very end also. >> one next in illinois. you are on. >> good morning. i hope the son from new mexico is still listening. we had a navajo code in the radio station being interviewed. that fella saying the marine corps in him and nava

germany addressed to my ground. 0 as barbara 0 traces of family links back to the regime of benito mussolini and asks his fascism return to italian polish fascist in the family it makes me sick this letter alone and i found . on al-jazeera. a book about if you want your desire that means the whole rom the reminder of all top news stories there are just hours left until the 1st polling booths open for the us presidential election donald trump and his rival joe biden have been making the final pitches to voters already a record 98000000 americans have cast their ballots. at least one attacker is on the run up to several gunman opened fire across central to get out on monday evening 2 civilians were killed and 15 others injured in what's being called a terrorist attack police in austria say they shot one person dead the suspected gunman. and a cleanup and rescue operation continues in the philippines after super typhoon goni at least 20 people died in the storm there's extensive damage to homes and basic infrastructure. the afghan government has announced a national day of mourning after an att

just the act of a tweaked-out maniac coming off his dexy, until this afternoon, when he put his mussolinire his mouth is, and his campaign said it would sue to stop michigan and pennsylvania's ballot counts. so if you're keeping track, trump is now trying to obstruct the count in... i'm sorry, i'm being told the trump campaign is suing to stop us counting the number of states they are suing to stop the count in. okay, and that this is-- i have nothing in my ear. this is just my hand. okay. i have something here, but i took it out, because chris is trying to control me luke a puppet. ( laughter ) it's a long story behind it. let's earn it. by the way, evy is here. evy is here, everybody. there you go. that's why i'm in a good mood tonight. no other reason. here's some other results i can tell you. as usual, the state that got us into this mess was florida. every four years, democrats hope they'll take it. but once again, last night, florida was called for donald trump. florida is oficially america's cheating boyfriend. why do we always think we can change him? democrats also had high hopes

. >> that same playbook as mussolini, as hitler, as dictators, wannabe dictators.now, what they are going to do for the people. make germany great again, make it a lead grade again, make america great again. it's all appealing to the worst prejudices, the worst weaknesses of the public. >> sean: obama's comment yesterday, the hatred from dinero and others, nothing new here. quick refresher of the last four years. >> how dare he say the things he does? of course i want to punch him in the face. [cheers and applause] >> yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. the guy is a [bleep] fool, come on. our government today with the prompting of our baby in chief has -- the [bleep] in chief, i call him. to speak about was the last time someone assassinated a presiden? >> with trump, when he is in jail and that i certainly am looking forward to, when he is in jail, if they give him a platform there, he'll never keep his mouth shut. >> sean: fox news contributor sarah sanders, fox news contributor katie pavlich.

traces of family links back to the regime of benito mussolini and asks is fascism returning to a terribly important freshers in the family it makes me say this letter alone and profound . on al-jazeera. money insight and here your top stories on al-jazeera which is 3 days until the u.s. presidential election both candidates in battleground states donald trump is holding 4 rallies in pennsylvania a state he won by just one percent back in 2016 meanwhile biden brought former president barack obama to woo voters in michigan and barbour says you're a simple the power to change that guardrail is not surgeries learned in your hands i don't care how hard drives there's nothing let me say it again there's nothing they do your due to stop the people who station bravo do you know how well the numbers back this democracy. ride will imprison. your people your families in your house while letting rioters roam free and loot your streets or loot you store under barge there will be no school no graduations no where they just don't. know chris reason now we should know 4th of july there will be no future

"hey, hitler, is that a mustache, or have you been kissing mussolini's ass?"also going poorly-- you're shake your head on that one. did i go too far? do you think i hurt hitler's feelings with that one? things are also going poorly for the president in pennsylvania. the state supreme court did not believe their lie that they were not allowed poll watchers, which was quite a blow for the president's lawyer rudy giuliani, seen here putting air quotes around the word "lawyer." yesterday, rudy was making the same make-up observer argument in federal court on the other side of pennsylvania, when he got taken down by his old nemesis: words. because as he was reading his own team's complaint to the judge, he said, "i'm not quite sure i know what 'opacity' means. it probably means you can see, right?" to which the judge said, "it means you can't." to which rudy said, "big words, your honor." to which the judge said, "you are an imbecile," to which rudy said, "wrong, your honor! i'm an italian." in another example of closing the barn door after the cows voted for someb

think calling trump a fascist it's left wing hysteria, you can be a fascist without being hitler or mussolinian be a basketball player without being lebron james or michael jordan or hell, barack obama >> ah! oyour honor! [ laughter ] >> walk off. >> that's what i do. [ laughter ] that's what i do >> oh. >> all-net >> seth: nothing summarizes the democrats right now more than that clip. yeah, that's our guy the one who made the shot? no, no the all-net guy oh, well, that's good too. anyway, the point is the president is closing out an ugly and vicious four years with a series of ugly and vicious rallies. but when he is not revved up, calling for the imprisonment of his political opponents or for valid votes to be tossed out, he seems to lose a lot of steam pennsylvania on saturday, he was so dare i say, low energy, he almost seemed like a man who knew he was going to lose. >> they hate what they're seeing because they're not looking at fake suppression polls anymore now they're looking at the numbers that are pouring in. and they don't like the numbers that they're seeing in florida, and in o

the same playbook as mussolini as hitler as -- as dictators, wanna be dictators.u know, what they're going to do for the people, make germany great again, make italy great again, make america great again. it's all appealing to the worst prejudices, the worst weaknesses of -- of the public. and instead of leading them and guiding them and being -- being someone that they can look up to and when the public is not righ public is not right you have to be there to do the right thing to set an example for them. if you don't, then we're going to be where we are today. thank god we're out of this. we'll be into other things. with biden we'll get on a good. he'll bring us calm waters. everybody realize we have to fete out of this mess, move on. and we can deal with other things. >> this is a president who is not accused of as many things as some dictators. he certainly closed the race by fighting democracy itself. i want to play a little bit. >> give him another four years. he'll go for a third term and joked about president for life. he'll do anything. >> he told people t

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as the totalitarian states, m e mussolini and hitler, were become belligerent in new york, arthur said, we've been burned already, we don't want to be burned again. so he voted for the neutrality act to get the united states out of what looked like it could be a european war. in that way he was a leader in the fight with franklin roosevelt as roosevelt was trying to engineer aid for great britain and for people who would become our allies against hitler. and then after the war in 1945, or late in the war, vandenberg came forward and said, things have to change, in effect reversed his own position and said isolation was no longer possible for the u.s. as a global power, that we had to take leadership on the world stage or relinquish it to darker forces. and by making that shift in the last months of world war ii, he pulled a lot of american public opinion with him and really helped enable the changes in america's rise to leadership. as someone who grew up in grand rapids with an interest in politics, i had always been curious about vandenberg's life. vandenberg was one of these ambitiou