i think mussolini was a good politician. everything he did he did for the sake of italy and for the last 50 years. we did not have a single politician like him, and did not receive higher education at 31 became the youngest minister. youth affairs founded the party of the brothers of italy national legal center together with the former minister of defense, injeco larusa and part-time collectors fascist relics coordinator of the party about gero-pino without hesitation. agreed with the definition of the melody as modern fascists, adding that the brothers of italy never hid their true ideals in the party , two direct descendants of the dictator's granddaughter-duchi raquel mussolini, deputy of the city council of rome and her great-grandson giulio chisara, mussolini in whose opinion fascism is too complicated phenomena, to evaluate it in terms of good and evil, good and bad. i am italian. i am a mother. i am the mother of the campaign slogan on the moon for mayor of rome in 2016 by supporters values ​​​​with the father of the

but people thought that mussolini was a clown.certainly thought hitler was a ranting lunatic, and how could sophisticated germany, which had the highest, the most sophisticated engineering, science, medicine, graphic design in the world, how could they have a hitler? and so, we are always technologically unprepared for these things, which is why i have been trying to speak out over the years to say it can happen to anyone, given the right circumstances. >> but isn't it also true that the sophistication, i agree with, how it was done, but it's also true that donald trump didn't create a lot of the fervor that we are seeing in -- and the misogyny, homophobia, and racism. he brought it out and gave it legitimacy. you said, in homes resided at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. they felt that they finally came of age with a feeling that many of them already had. >> that's right. and in fact, you, know it is very striking that fans of the original fascists, they would say that mussolini or hitler, when they spoke, it was like they were saying s

bormann decided whether the fuhrer would accept debuls or refuse him a meeting to invite mussolini forch or not, stirlitz, like many in the sd apparatus, knew that the führer had not made a single important decision in recent years without consulting the bartender, thinking about the abrupt calm, now and then he returned to the only serious fact that he received when talking with schellenberg. he said. shaking hands sin bormann digs a hole for him from this man you can expect anything . stirlitz decided to bet on bormann in the first place, because he found out for himself the position of himmler, who betrayed the fuhrer to the facts of his negotiations with the dalesos. a secondly, because we didn’t lose anyone else, bookels, they didn’t have real power, and so the shadow of hitler martin bormann it was to this man martin bormann that a secret mail from sd under the heading top secret opened personally received a letter of the following content. the nose of the bartender behind the back of the fuhrer, people known to me begin to play a game with representatives of the rotten western d

mussolini politics? mussolini type politics? well, mussolini actually founded italy's the equivalent of nhs, so. right >> what's it called? >> what's it called? >> well , we call it >> what's it called? >> well, we call it inps, which doesn't sound so good. >> that sounds like something you'd get. >> istituto de la providence. yeah, you say like that sounds much better. >> anyway, moving on. we've got the telegraph now and let's hope labour are good at running state education because they're going to make sure nobody can afford the alternative. this is the alternative. josh this is slightly ridiculous, this article because private slightly ridiculous, this article fees use private slightly ridiculous, this article fees could private slightly ridiculous, this article fees could cost vate slightly ridiculous, this article fees could cost 826,000 school fees could cost 826,000 per child under labour , but what per child under labour, but what they sort of get to by the through the article is that it would cost 700,000 anyway. >> ok

mussolini politics? mussolini type politics? well, mussolini actually founded italy's the equivalent of nhs, so. right >> what's it called? >> what's it called? >> well , we call it >> what's it called? >> well, we call it inps, which doesn't sound so good. >> that sounds like something you'd get. >> istituto de la providence. yeah, you say like that sounds much better. >> anyway, moving on. we've got the telegraph now and let's hope labour are good at running state education because they're going to make sure nobody can afford the alternative. this is the alternative. josh this is slightly ridiculous, this article because private slightly ridiculous, this article fees use private slightly ridiculous, this article fees could private slightly ridiculous, this article fees could cost vate slightly ridiculous, this article fees could cost 826,000 school fees could cost 826,000 per child under labour , but what per child under labour, but what they sort of get to by the through the article is that it would cost 700,000 anyway. >> ok

after the nonsense he's power in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had been common at daily and colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to foreign power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the sheets of this n, a side order. omar l move star, who was nicknamed the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps. the invaders could not cope with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l moves are, was captured and sentenced to hanging at the trials. here, all of the libyan people behaved very badly and rejected. barton, pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was o

mussolini was full of bluster.em seriously because they are loose cannons. the territory was the same. he said all kinds of crazy things, bolsonaro, they all do this. by the time you realize how organized they actually are, the things they care about, it's too late. >> i'll just note as i'm saying goodbye to you that bolsonaro left brazil. and comes to, where? florida. the land of ron desantis. no coincidence there. as, always it's the pleasure to have you on. thank you so much. >> it was a pleasure. >> up next, george on our minds. all eyes on the peach shades fani willis readies a potential fourth indictment of donald trump. we'll talk to a witness that the fake electors scheme about what he is going to tell the grand jury about what he saw. keep it right here on msnbc. t here on msnbc. gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. an

his name is juan perron, the future dictator, he served in italy and saw mussolini rise and decided forto arrange the same ascent. terror is coming. terror is coming. but our hero samruk no maral did not just hide and wait. and suddenly an earthquake people are dismayed. but only one tragedy became popular veron arranged a concert in support of thousands of unfortunate victims, january, 202 44 this night will not be forgotten by the people, then the night the platform met with eivova. love he does not know. he does not know thousands of stars in the sky tonight. we are with you at the doors of heaven , together with music to the starry, we will fly away sooner. lord you haven't changed at all, what can't you say about you? i stand before you as a servant of the people, a sacred cause, we are united and your support is evidence of strength, if it does not represent. how quickly did he win? a crowd of people a huge hall politics is a great art you remember me. excuse colonel perron eva eduarda say how strange i'm just an actress? how strange i'm just a soldier? when you are on the podium

she's the author of a very important book, strong men, from mussolini to the president. good morning to both of you. jen, in response to the special counsel's filing last night, i want to remind you you are trained as a lawyer, donald trump's campaign says his truth social post is quote, the definition of political speech. now, on the surface, a quote that says if you go after me, i'm coming after you,, gusher, that's political speech. but this is not in a vacuum. from a legal standpoint, tell me what you think of this? this is a guy who had just been a rain, to constantly says this is a witch hunts, he goes after the administration, he goes after judges, he goes after lawyers, and the judge magistrate told him the other day, don't threaten anybody. don't intimidate anybody. don't intimidate anyone. we don't know what his post means. what do you think it means? >> well, i think this is what donald trump believes. he has always been around threats of violence, he has always incited his crowd. so, i think he is in a poor position to argue free speech in this case. because

it was harry hopkins fdr's right-hand man and told the soviet union the new deal in a hurry and mussolini- many young people think communism is superior and aspiration to the code td and realities of liberal and constitutional orders. i know the university suggest otherwise. as a country as a civilization we have failed miserably in passing on the lessons of the 20 -- 20th century to new generations. chief among them the great truths that the ideological, the routing of, all and suspect groups, the industrious religious believers assorted class enemies and perhaps young men today rather than in a flawed human hearts. this manichaeism is a sure route to on earth. todayly nearly 25 years or so after the annus mirabilis of 1989 we are observing a repetition in new form of the ideological lie. progressives will fully say an imperfect. largely decent society is nothing but injustice and exploitation. critical race theory" does have replaced gratitude to our forebears and democratic self-respect and new groups of people of alleged oppressors are called to load themselves or to be banished from

we have seen perfectly that all dictatorial regimes in history, hitler, mussolini, all the nazis, and now the fascists very much like to use sports and athletes to propagate their hateful ideology , and we see this once again. russian athletes are not athletes, unfortunately, some of them are actually murderers because these are employees of the power structures of csk-dynamo others who are killing ukrainians today russian sports are not sports in russia there is no church as a church in russia there is no sport as a sport in russia there is no culture as cultures in russia are all tools of the empire, tools of promoting one's interests, tools of hybrid war, first they have pushkin, then they have rockets, first they have tchaikovsky, unfortunately, then they have rockets , first they have athletes and shinbaevs, and then they are rockets, and we have to remember that too very correct appeal and it is very important that we appeal because i see that mok does not find the strength to make the right decision and wants to allow so-called athletes under the so-called neutral flag and this

remember mussolini, making the trains run on time. many young people think communism is superior in integration to the quotidian realities of liberal constitutionality as nothing very caring in their universities suggests otherwise. as a country and a civilization we must have failed miserably in passing on the lessons of the 20th century to new generations. chief among them the great truth that ideological men as him, the routing of evil, all evil in suspect groups. the jews, the industrious peasants, religious believers , assorted class enemies or perhaps young white men today rather than in a flawed human heart, this mechanism is an invitation, nay a sure route to hell. today nearly 25 years or so after the anise mirabilis of 1989 we are observing repetition in new forms of the ideological line. progressives willfully see if imperfect but largely decent societies nothing but evil, injustice and exploitation. r critical race theory and brokenness have replaced your attitude to our forebears and democratic self respect and new groups

this is very strange because all the dictators there are the same hitler, take him, and the same mussolini, if their behavior led to such a catastrophic defeat, at least the one that happened in fascist germany and spit on the germans, spit on the state, spit the most important thing is to save yourself, that is, there is some kind of psychology here, then we will talk with igor munteanu, doctor of political education and parliament of moldova, 19/21 years old , ex-ambassador of moldova to the united states , with your permission, i will switch to the russian language, because mr. igor understands russian better. i understand russian better than moldovan . how should i speak romanian? hello, mr. ambassador. good evening . unfortunately, i do not speak ukrainian. yes, but i can speak english if you understand. use российский да Смотрите uh, we are talking about the day of independence of moldova, and my first question is considering that it is especially personally interesting for me, i was in moldova during the war in 1992, i saw what was happening there in eastern moldova, that is, it is

the the the 1935 fast is easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opium. by that time, e z o b o was the only fully independent states on the continent. back in 1896, its inhabitants were able to defeat the italian colonies and defend their independence. since then. rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october 3, 1935. without any announcement, the foxes attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. d. d o b, an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots allergy of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also the chemical weapons. toxic gas is. this james, the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia, by the fastest 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world and baby and the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the if you like, a nice, quiet lit

mussolini to the president. we're thank you for being here this morning. i appreciate. you will recall, unite discussed when donald trump posted that thing about the termination of the constitution, and returning into office. he subsequently made light of it. he did post, in fact, i think he suggested he didn't post. it that's a thing about donald, trump there's always a post. to stand by. these two jurist i have on an hour ago said, this is very plain. the constitution not ambiguous about. this if you have taken an oath to protect the constitution of the united states, and then you participate in an insurrection against it, you can't hold office. your thoughts? >> yeah, it's very, very important. that these scholars and others are coming out with this. i thought it was very interesting in those who could read the full article will see this, that the judge and the former judge and the professor were arguing that such the implication of this section three of the 14th amendment should be independent of criminal conviction. we don't need a conviction to do it. from where i

this is very strange because all the dictators there are the same hitler, take him and the same mussolini to such a catastrophic defeat, at least the one that happened in fascist germany , and spit on the germans, spit on the state, spit on everything , the main thing is to save yourself, that is, there is some kind of psychology here, we will talk with igor muntianu, doctor of political education and parliament of moldova 19 /21 years of expressol of moldova in the united states

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so i read about mussolini's italy in the twenties, stalin's russia and hitler's germany in the thirties. i read east germany in the fifties, czechoslovakia in the sixties, chile in 1973, as well as other latin dictatorships. i read about communist china in the late eighties, in the early nineties, violent dictators across political spectrum all do same thing key things. control is control. in spite of this range of ideological, profound similarity his in tactics leap off the pages and that's naomi wolf and then floyd brown. here is your tagline on these tactics now wolf identified are generally employed by all dictators each in their own way. they are being employed in america today. yeah. and one of the real targets of my book is what i'm what i would call the the two tiered system of justice and decisions that were made early at the end of the obama administration in that really poison the trump administration and the the the these this this trump attempt by the elites to criminalize portions of what i would call open political dialog. and i really became. sensitive to this because of

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this is mussolini's ceremonial sword that hung in his office in rome. it wasn't in a container, just hung on the wall. if you look at the blade you can see where there's pitting and marks probably from the pollution in rome when the allies were close to the city. he escaped took this and some other items to his villa at lake como where he thought he would be safe. but 10th mountain division captured him there they captured this sword. they gave the sword to general lucian who gave it to general george marshall, who gave it to the foundation here. and it was displayed in the museum for many years. and when the museum closed 10th mountain division, one of the sword back and i told them no and there's a second sword in here, tell us that story. this sword belonged to cadet george marshall. it was his first captain's sword that was given him at graduation here at vmi it was given by the cadet in recognition of his great leadership. here it is absolutely a work of art. and although it was made in 1901. it looks brand new in part because very it was stored at

and alex jones out of the coupe la at the top like the dime store mussolini extorting people, don't letance. >> george cehdy is a democrat who reports in his blowing the atlanta objective. he covered the far right groups that descended on the georgia capital for the stop the steal rallies after the 2020 election. >> like they filled the stairs and they're talking about taking over the capital, then i started to think all right, what exactly are you going to do? there was a conversation that was happening in right wing spaces about disrupting the electoral count. so i went to the capital on december 14th. >> if you would please complete your ballots. >> december 14th was the date that the state's electors all across the country would meet to certify their vote. that day trump narrowed in on georgia. could have been easy. he tweeted to the state governor. now, we have to do it the hard way. prosecutors say this trump tweet and 11 others contributed to the conspiracy to overturn georgia's election results. >> while the tweets themselves standing alone in isolation are not necessarily crimi

, black -- it was an armored personnel carrier and alex jones out of the top, like the dimestore mussoliniing, don't let them take this away from you. off in the distance. >> reporter: george is a democrat and a local georgia journalist who reports on politics and crime in his blog, the atlanta objective. he covered the far-right groups that descended on the georgia capitol for stop the steal rallies after the 2020 election. >> and they filled the stairs and they're talking about taking over the capitol. then i started to think, all right, what exactly are you going to do? there was a conversation that was happening in right-wing spaces about disrupting the electoral count. i went to the capitol on december 14th -- >> reporter: december 14th was the date that the state's electors all across the country would meet to certify their vote. that day, trump narrowed in on georgia. could have been easy, he tweeted to the state governor. now we have to do it the hard way. prosecutors say this trump team and 11 others contributed to the conspiracy to overturn georgia's election results. >> while th

able to foresee the carnage, the horror, that their choices in 1933 of choosing hitler, choosing mussolini, choosing hero heat though -- hirohito, and choosing the french government -- if they knew the horrors those choices would cause the world, they would have done everything they could to dismantle that monstrosity. the election of 2024, america is faced with our 1933 moment. and i thank god we have joe biden and kamala harris as an alternative choice. and we can save ourselves if we ignore these fake polls and choose correctly in 2024. john, i would appreciate if you could use your tab and bring up the reports that are now surfacing about trump's dealings with saudi arabia. his real estate dealings. live gol -- liv golf. if you could bring up the number of trump insiders who prosecuted -- wer prosecuted and alle of the corruption in the trump administration. and then do the same. joe biden's administration. show me where he has been indicted for anything. where he has been found to be corrupt for anything that is factual. where's inner circle has been convicted of any crimes. if you co

alex jones out of the kubla at the top, like dimestore mussolini just extorting people .from you, often the distance. >> reporter: george judy is a democrat and a local journal to report on politics and mine -- he called the groups that dissented on the capital after the 2020 election. >> faith of the stairs and they are talking about taking over the capital and i to think what exactly are they trying to do there was a conversation that was happening in white ring spaces about disrupting the electoral count. i went to the capital on december 14th. >> reporter: december 14th was the date that the state electors all across the country would need to certify their vote . >> i thought maybe the 3% militia or some other group are going to show up and do something stupid and i wanted to bear witness. >> reporter: did you see those types when you got to the capital? >> i did not. >> reporter: wet chidi ditzy was an activist to he recognized from his reporting. >> hey, why are you here? he did not make eye contact with me and he went into a room in the capital. i'm looking around