and oh so the national socialist underground was a group of me a nazi s. in the last decade response bait responsible and. mrs 4 x. 7 killings in a christian me as germany seen anything like this before this level of intimidation and threat of local politicians and as you said community workers dealing with specific issues in the modern federal public of germany this level of threatening like this. country wide phenomenon is unprecedented we can say that there have always been cases of politicians being at the cross fire off the public are there been violent incidents before 3 look for example at the history in the 1970 s. . left wing terrorism by the faction but this is different this is something that is widespread this is something that is coming from an underground network and this something that is very distant fueled by hate that is spreading in social networks you have to say the red army faction actually engaged in assassinations versus very specifically in the seventy's. one local politician as a result of all this as applied for a license to carr

tells the story of a jewish family at the time the national socialists the nazi party came to power many others they believe john many have an enlightened cultured society and the violence against jews would stop or about this visionary book from a man of letters david leavitt's after 945 people here in germany claimed they didn't know anything who wanted another war and concentration camps weren't those for criminals well if they had just read the right books they would have seen it coming so many authors saw the disaster coming. and jewish author leone for stronger wrote the up on minds in 1933 just months after hitler rose to power the upper months or a wealthy jewish family in the furniture business their story starts just a few months before the nazis take over but it's clear that change has come. there's already anti-semitic violence in the streets but the upper months don't want to believe they're in danger because the germany they know is so civilized here people were not inclined to conceive that a thing as imbecile as the nationalist movement had a chance once foundations were

example is that they've called themselves for example the end is you to point out the and as you national socialist underground was a group of neo nazis who have been killing people across germany in the last decade . of course of this isn't the only incident that has happened of course we had a fatal incident not so long ago which has rattled this country why do german authorities or law enforcement have such difficulty getting a handle getting a grip on this problem there's 2 aspects to this issue the one is the harassment which is happening very often online and social media platforms all through online communication tools and german authorities or investigative authorities are still struggling with these kinds of cyber crimes how to investigate them and also how to prosecute and this is the one issue and then also of course these social platforms can be an accelerator for these issues be seen as only in the of regards to local politicians or any conflict to sins but this in general so the destruction in the way people are discussing on social platforms they often say that the tone in which peop

it's not actually fixing your problems but it's helping you you know through the day yeah share socialist nation great. spiritual socialist nations of played an important role in our society for centuries. each bit is the amount we're going to think about prayer for example. it's a structured dialogue between humans and an imaginary entity was made on a forged image is no evidence that this entity actually exists for just exist yet one for few know any people today have internal dialogues with god or with angels he replied like an invisible friend this has to be things that you know of and you are no one always in the top but after it's an objective assessment that the situation indicates a case of so. yourself the steps of the kennison for class i'm a philosopher so advocate self-knowledge clarity and truth. compared to the social hallucinations are deeply embedded in our cultured and they create a world of illusion and sense even though people are comfortable with them. a lawyer trying to use this raises a serious ethical question as if how much self-deception should we allow in society it's l

one year later, gÖring could announce, from the strong of the national socialist ideology, today risesman armed forces. days later, the general for cum fore new law compulsory military service. signed by defendants frick. hess, frank, training began. finally, in spring of 1936, the nazis sent their new troops marching into the land. soldiers of7, 1936, the army which was created by crossed the furor, sacred river of german history. furor, whatever decisions he may make, and obedienceith and they vowed to follow him and to prove their sincerity by never-ending love for germany. ♪[music] of boots grew louder on the streets of nuremberg. but hitler said -- [speaking foreign language] >> the german people is not a welcomes a war today, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. character ofthe the germans. by nature, not only peaceful and peace-loving but above all conciliatory. want to bringhey oftheir -- the millions workers. they want to perform their work. [speaking foreign language] the nazi conspirators plot new to aggressions against peace. calledmber 1937, hitler a special meeting with ra

which to me sounds pretty close to national socialist. ideology and also germany. i wouldn't think it but we don't want to believe you actually are going to be a young guy who will only be merely mr not my people need not only see an obvious maybe you might be good but not when you see it lucy to make ethnic community probably much. not warm up with the normal me happy you get through. oh my god look there's a biting. this is the part of me at the end calling. the . only thing you know. these are the children of softness on company a priest. and except. for you know. that. her other son probably guilt is just marriage but entering parliament and both expecting his 1st child you see him wouldn't you agree viewers are going to be seen over with. or similarly there just to be able to. look so but the day you hear you know what you can hear years old it was don't know what i mean we just miss some of the guilt this was a well known figure but things became complicated when media started asking questions. but i told them i thought was ok to be me you make those the high

which to me sounds pretty close to national socialist. ideology and also germany. i mean i wouldn't think it but we don't want that only when you're going to be a young guy who'll only be merely unless you're not going to be funny not only see and obviously be mighty good now when you see it happy to see to make. it unique will probably much. not warm up with a lot of me happy you get through. oh my god look there's the body. you know. this is the part of me is the. one i. know you. know. these are the children of softness on company a priest. and. you know. her other son on the guilt is a just marriage but entering parliament and both expecting his 1st child you see him wouldn't you agree viewers are going to these you know with. an attorney. or similarly who they're going to be able bottles will you. be you you know what you mean here years old was a no no mean we do we just miss some of the guilt this was a well known figure but things became complicated when media started asking questions. but i told them i thought was ok to be me you make those the higher you

one year later, goering could announce, "from the strong foundation of the national socialist ideologyhe german armed forces." >> a few days later, the general announced the new law for compulsory military service. ♪ the law was signed by defendants goering, hess, frank, frick. the training began. ♪ finally, in spring of 1936, the nazis sent their new troops marching into the land. >> on march 7, 1936, soldiers of the army which was created by order of the fuhrer crossed the , sacred river of german history. they pledged the fuhrer whatever , decisions he may make, unbreakable faith and obedience, and they vowed to follow him and to prove their sincerity by their never-ending love for germany. the columns grew longer. ♪ the sound of boots grew louder on the streets of nuremberg. but hitler said -- >> [speaking foreign language] >> the german people is not a people which welcomes a war today, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. that is not in the character of the fuhrer. he is by nature not only peaceful and peace-loving but above all conciliatory. he wants to work. our country, our mil

bush, the field marshal in command of army group centre, is a true national socialist. he is to some extent a realist. a month before the soviet offense of to begin he goes to hitler and tries to convince them to build defensive positions in the rear. hitler in front of bush to his staff makes derisive comments like, another general looking over his shoulder. bush goes back to army group centre and then says categorically we need to fulfill the wishes of the fuhrer. this is interesting, though, because it means it is not just -- generals after the war thought to shift the blame to hitler. they are complicit in their own destruction. he likes to on some level try to believe if we just follow him we can hold it down. he does not have a choice. something about irony, the stubborn inflexibility was precisely what the germans scorned in 1941 as they were attacking soviet armies part the soviet armies seek to hold the front. you could drive behind them and encircle them. three years later, this is precisely what the germans are doing. something of an irony. disintegration is

socialist. we are a free market capitalist. every single nation since 1848, and who won't wrote the communist manifesto every single mention, more communism or 40 of them, have failed. forty. so now it's going to succeed.y it will cost british hundred millions. how many millions ofd dead to die. and very powerful thing. as used in stories my book. my family to experience somebody who escaped cuba. i have so many who skipped vietnam. why did they come here. white did they come from venice went or north korea. because democracy and capitalism is the most powerful liberating of course in human history that is created more prosperity than any other ideology and for the kids out there on the same. the most powerful tool i have seen that is a testament and power of truth, is mike colling won't said to me, my fellow radio host, pregnant university. his six minute video for the paid for the youth, are incredible. and there's a reason the youtube tand google are trying to abann them and demoralize them. they supported it. >> and dennis prager what's it for

misinterpretation, there isn't a scale of populism on opposite ends, the nazi party was called the national socialistworker party of germany, fascism is a left-wing doctrine, with regards to your second point, moral, you judge them by what they do, obama may have been good at reading and also prepared speeches but what he did to apologize for this country is how he should be judged forever. donald trump's style from queens is not what is the measure of the man, the measure of the man is how we are more prosperous, and our enemies fear us and our friends love us, that's how you measure somebody's moral fiber, fabulous question. >> china is our biggest threat. >> yes t. i got my clearances read, the intel, i realized, we will deal with isis and iran and russia, the only strategic level threat we face is china, they wish to displace us but we have a plan under president trump to deal with them. >> defeating jihad, why we fight war for america's soul, those are the books by our guest in the past 2 hours. >> thank you for incredible interview, peter. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span

socialist. we are free market capitalist. every single nationince 1848 the communist manifesto, every single nation is tried socialism or communism but to get off them and have failed. now it's going to succeed here? at what cost? 100 million pet? how many hundreds of millions should die? i use stories and write book, my family's experience, somebody who escaped vietnam, why did they come here? why did they not escape venezuela? democracy and capitalism is the most powerful liberating force in human history that created more prosperity any other ideology and for thee gets out there, the most powerful tool i've seen, a testament to the power of the truth is by my colleague, my fellow radio host, his six minute videos for the youth are incredible. there's a reason youtube and google are trying to ban them and demagnetized them. watch it spread. >> sebastian gorka newest book, or for america's soul. did you know american writer from communist tyranny and howk would you assess his work and philosophy? he died last year at 94. >> a great name, i neve

leads the opposition to president nicolas maduro and attempted to seize control of the national assembly. spain's socialist leader has been confirmed as the country's prime minister after a narrow parliamenty y vote. he will nonow head a minority left-wing government, spain's first coalition government since they made the transition to democracy in the mid-1970's. it is five years to the day since islamist terrorists went on a rampage against journalists at the french city real magazine -- satirical magazine charlie hebdo. al qaeda claimed responsibility. it was the first of several daily -- deadly incidents over the next few years mostly by french extremists. >> remembering the horrific events five years ago. family members and colleagues of victims mark the occasion with an emotional ceremony in paris. among them, some of the magazine's staff members who were injured in the attack. january 7, 2015, in front of charlie hebdo's headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published cararicatures of the prophet mohammed. it took less than two minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and

socialist. we are free market capitalists. every single nationnce 1848, since karl marx wrote the communist manifesto, every sing not tried communist ore socialism, have failed, 40 of them. so now it's going to succeed? what cost? 100 million dead? how many millions of dead should die and use the very powerful thing, i use stories in my book of my family's experience. ask somebody who escaped cuba, escaped vietnam. why did that it come here? why did they not a escape to venezuela? to north korea? because democracy and capitalism is the most powerful liberating force in human history that has create more prosperity than any other ideology and for the kids one last thing, the most powerful tool i've seen, a testament to the power of truth is my colleague, dennis prager's prager university. his six minute videos are enable and there's a rope that youtube and google are trying to ban them. praying are university. >> he reeds a forward to you're newest book the war for america's soul. this text to you, did you know the great hungerran american writer

we are not a socialist nation. >> so one of the things we hear all the time about green new deal, peoplea trojan horse for socialism. the way to fight climate change happens to be using the exact same tool i socialism. >> we quote several of the international authorities on climate change. some of them are pretty expensive. they actually say it is about collision, it's redistributing wealth from the wealthy countries to developing countries. >> they admit that? >> absolutely. it's about redistribution. >> it's all something we should be aware of. it's big lies throw all the left on this. they think we are going to do this, when are you going to tax the rich? they have a lot of so-called free stuff. college, paid leave. they don't pay for it by just taxing the rich. they tax the rich less than we do. that's where the real money is. if you want all this free stuff that bernie is offering, you can have it in america but the working tax will pay taxes. >> she won't admit she will raise taxes to pay for socialized healthcare. the president is blaming 2020 as capitalism versus socialism. venez

it's a great case when i say this country will never be a socialist nation, there is a great case. it was a wealthy country 15 years ago, 20 years ago. that was a really wealthy country. now they don't have water. they don't have food. we are supplying a loft food. we are supplying a lot of water. takes a period of time. it's been -- i have only been here a relatively short period of time. we'll see what happens. reporter: anything else changes -- president trump: we have a good strategy. we are taking care of people. we are helping people. colombia's helping a lot of people. some of the nations surrounding are helping people. with you we are -- but we are -- i think we are doing a good job. they have a system right now that's very broken. we'll see what happens. stay tuned. reporter: more details on -- president trump: if you look at the protests, this was the wasn't benghazi. benghazi was a disas templet they showed up long time after it took place. they saw burning embers from days before. i said get out today. immediately. they were saying we can have them tomorrow. nope. they

opposition to president nicolas maduro who attempted to seize control of the national assembly on sunday. in spain a socialist party leader pedro sanchez will remain prime minister after surviving a confidence vote in parliament by a tiny to vote margin he will try now to assemble a minority coalition government with the left wing daimones party the vote ends a long political stalemate that included 2 inconclusive elections last year i've got to doubt though don't bet on sanctions better that's the point she said victory socialist paper sanchez one and narrow vote in the spanish parliament he was reelected by a 2 point may not have together with the left wing alliance put their most sanchez can now form spain's 1st coalition government since the end of the franco dictatorship this is only possible because the catalan separatist e.c. party abstained sanchez just to find the cooperation. the only option is either this progressive coalition or the continued political blockade in spain. right when demonstrators protested outside parliament they accused sanchez of betraying spanish unity the tone is just as aggres

it is a great case when i say this country will never be a socialist nation, that is a great case.a wealthy country 15 or 20 years ago. a really wealthy country. now they do not have water or food. we are supplying a lot of food or water. it takes time. i've only been here a relatively short time. we will see what happens. >> are you prepared to do anything else? pres. trump: i will not say that. we have a good strategy. we are helping people. columbia is helping a lot of people. the nation's our helping people. they have a system that is broken. >> he mentioned a plot to blow up the embassy in baghdad? pres. trump: i think it is obvious. this was the anti-benghazi. they showed up a long time after took place and saw burning embers from days before. i said get out today, immediately. they said we could have it tomorrow. i said they have to go right now they were on their way quickly. they got there quickly. they could have done that with benghazi. same thing. did, youdone what i would not know the name benghazi, it would not be a famous name. now it a famous name. this was the anti

the opposition to president nicolas maduro who attempted to seize control of the national assembly on sunday. spain socialist leader pedals on chavez has been confirmed as the country's prime minister after a narrow parliamentary vote sanchez will now head a minority left wing government spain's 1st coalition government since it made the transition to democracy in the mid 1970 s. . it is 5 years to the day since islamist terrorists went on a rampage against a journalist at the french satirical magazine charlie 12 people died in that attack al qaida claimed responsibility it was the 1st of a series of deadly incidents over the next few years committed mostly by french born extremists. remembering the horrific events of 5 years ago. family members and callings of the victims marked the occasion with an emotional ceremony in paris among them some of the magazine staff members who were injured in the attack. on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie and doze headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot

when we say this country will never be a socialist nation. it was a great case. it was a wealthy country 15 years ago, 20 years ago. a really wealthy country. and now they don't have water, they don't have food. we're supplying a lot of food. we're supplying a lot of water. so no, it takes a period of time. it's been, you know, i've only been here a relatively short period of time. we will see what happens. >> are you pleeprepared to -- >> we have a good strategy, we are helping people, taking care of people, columbia is helping, some of the nations surrounding are helping people, and i think we are doing a good job. they have a system right now that is very broken. we will see what happens. stay tuned. >> blowing up the embassy in baghdad, you can provide more details of what that was? >> i think it was obvious, if you look at this, this was the anti-benghazi, benghazi was a disaster, they showed up a long time after it took place, they saw burning embers from days before, and i said get out today, immediately. they were saying we think we can have them tomorrow

there's a great case when i say this country will never be a socialist nation, there's a great case. it was a wealthy country 15 years ago, 20 years ago. that was a really wealthy country. and now they don't have water. they don't have food. we're supplying a lot of food. we're supplying a lot of water. it takes a period of time. it's been -- i've only been here a relatively short period of time. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: are you prepared to do anything else -- >> i'm not going to say that. we're taking care of people. we're helping people. columbia is helping a lot of people. some of the nations surrounding are helping people. i think we're doing a good job. they have a system that right now is very broken. we'll see what happens. stay tuned. >> reporter: mr. president, can you provide more details on what that plot was? >> if you look at the protests, this was the anti-benghazi, benghazi was a disaster. they showed up a long time after it took place. they saw burning embers from days before. i said get out today, immediately. they were saying, we think we can have them t

when i say this country will never be a socialist nation, that is a great case.t was a wealthy country 20 years ago, 30 years ago. it was a really wealthy country. now they don't have water, they don't have food. we're supplying a lot of food, we're supplying a lot of water. it takes a period of time. it's been -- i've only been here a relatively short period of time. we'll see what happens. >> are you prepared to do anything else? >> i'm not going to say that. we have a good strategy, but we're taking care of people. we're helping people. columblum colombia is helping a lot of people. nations surrounding are helping people. i think they did a good job. the nation around them is very broken. stay tuned. >> do you have any more details on what that plot was? >> i think it's obvious. if you look at the protests, benghazi was a disaster. a long time after it took place, they saw burning embers from days before. i said get out today. immediately. they were saying, we think we can have them out tomorrow. i said, nope, they've got to go right now, and they were on thei

guy though to the post but that's after he was blocked from entering the national assembly legislature there the ruling socialists under nicolas maduro elected their own candidate. venezuela's parliament on sunday amid extraordinary scenes will make a luis posada is sworn in as new parliamentary president. i wonder why you all sorry why don't you as we all did that he needed to be here no one stopped me from coming in he didn't have enough votes that's why he decided to stay outside the parliamentary palace. he was. in his supporters could clearly not get in the man who calls himself into him president even tried to climb the railings members of the national guard stopped them entering the building. looking b.b.q. the constitution has to be respected today every member of parliament must have the right to vote but we're going to stay here until we get inside but. he and his supporters outside were completely cut off from what was happening inside that they were sure any vote without them would not be valid and ya know there was no way the necessary number of people were in there and they would have never had a ma

but then look at those economics chavez is going to be the great savior as a socialist so then he nationalizesindustries and price controls and penalizes penalties so there cannot be an opposition so the pattern we see in other places we were warning the economist to study the world economy were warning about venezuela going bad for a long time. but for quite a while the price of oil was masking it. one hundred dollars oil can mask a lot of economic dysfunction. there is no way the country can nationalize the industry to the extent it has done and control prices and have this turn out well. and sure enough as soon as oil dropped a little bit it is a tragic situation. >> on your drinking tour of socialist countries around the world you did not go to caracas? >> we thought about it. but they don't let the flight attendants get off the plane. it is rough. we did go to columbia because the border crossing is where a lot of the action is. the largest city is right on the border of venezuela is nowhere near the coast it's at the interior and this is the main crossing there are two main bridges. this

with barack obama say they are increasingly anxious about bernie sanders's rise in national polls and worthy about socialisttake the country, he is considering a public statement addressing it. more on foxbusiness. president obama has spoken out a number of times over the past few and warning about progressives going too far to the left. do you think he would step up and get involved? >> maybe it would push him to the point to speak out and support his vice president, joe biden who is a hidden all the key states. iowa and new hampshire absolutely not representative of the united states or the democratic party in terms of diversity, very white state handler, south carolina, subsequent primaries, joe biden is crushing it and what is most surprising is michael bloomberg is jumping up very quickly, the most well-financed candidate, he can write billion-dollar checks without affecting his net worth. >> jim mussina, and obama campaign manager in 2012, here's what he says about the idea of bernie sanders. >> is bernie the worst candidate? >> no question. it is very clear to me with the swing voters i care about, t

nation. it was criticized as socialist. bankers triied to overthrow roosevelt, big business and big railers against him. there were millions of people in the streets demanding that roosevelt do more because it was helping them and because of that, it succeeded. the same interests that hated the new deal are the ones telling us today that the green new deal is bad that government should not be so involved in economic and social regulation and they convince a lot of people of this. big government is evil they say but it is not the size of the government that matters. it is who the government is working for. and for too long, it has been a government controlled corporation, those fossil fuel industries. this is why it has not been working for working people. and powerful forces are against the efforts to change this. just like back in the 1930s. already there is a branch of new laws supporting and happening across the country that's criminalize protests aimed at fossil fuel and infrastructure. these laws are called critical in

the leader of the socialist .arty pedro sanchez nation magazine reports spain's new coalition government has promised a strength and job security in unions, raise the minimum wage, pass legislation to curb climate change, and introduce universal public childcare. in argentina, the leftist government of president alberto fernandez has withdrawn credentials for the ambassador of u.s.-backed opposition figure juan guaido, reversing the stance of former right-wing president mauricio macri. elisa trotta gamus was recognized as the legitimate ambassador of venezuela by macri last year as guaido self appointed himself president and attempted to overthrow the elected venezuelan president nicolas maduro. in a two sentence letter addressed, the fernandez government notified it was " putting in and do your special mission in the argentine republic." in india, hundreds of thousands of unionized workers and students took to the streets today for a strike to demand a rise in the minimum wage and to protest the privatization of natural resources. many students are also boycotting classes in solidarity

gerry: it did in the soviet union nationalism is the reason they russia broke up is that right? [inaudible] >> the socialistfailed to compete against the free world. thousands dramatic victory. gerry: but the social awakening in russia? >> it's a system that could be provided with things they knew were available in the free world. so i think it's the young generation now, the millennial's are younger people that don't recognize the significance of the victor of the free world over communism. that was in the late '80s. that's overseeing a revival. i am shocked because everyone in the world, you look at south america, europe, asia, socialism has failed. there's not a single success story. the socialism in this country is not about following the swedish model, its social democrat. but it's about promoting ideas to the very engine of socialism. he understands the emphasis on social. and it's quite good because many young people follow him without understanding the dramatic consequences of this idea. gerry: work and take one more quick break and next we will talk more about these issues of democracy we will also

national opinion poll. partyght wing republican is on 30.5%. and 11% for the socialist.t does not translate when you get to the municipal elections where a lot of mayors have 11%, or from the far-left, are not even figuring in that opinion poll. they are sure to be reelected. that means even though the government of macron is trying to put its own candidates there they are not really sure they will be elected. people are saying they will not vote for a candidate who is from a a politicacal party. 25% said they may not vote at all. in a move triggering anger the new movie an officer and despite has topped the box office. the director has been wanted in the u.s. the statutory rate of a -- rape of a 13-year-old girl. his drama about the dreyfus and for emerald has more. reporter: the academymy was unapologetic c claiming it was t its job to take moral positions when giving awards. many disagree.e. >> [speakingng foreign lanangua] the french film industry has a longng way to go on sexism and sexual violence. i find it shocking we are celebrating a person accused of rape by s

people used to think about political risk, they thought largely of the socialist dictator who might expropriate your property or nationalize your industry. now the sources political risk are multiple, and they're sometimes surprising. a person who gets on your airplane and sees your fligbo attendants treat so poorly and has just a cell phone and documents it, olited airlines, that'sical risk. and now there's consideration of a trade "war" with china, that's a political risk, and so what we wanted to do was to say there was lots of sources of political risk. look around corners. look at your industry and say, "what are my sources of political risk, and, oh, by the way, what's my risk appetite?" because we didn't want to say, "don'tings because they're risky," and, by the way, cyber is-- i mentioned the russians. cyber is a whole category of risk in and of itself. rubenstein: so as you look back on your extraordinary career, lewhat would you like peto thinf as your major accomplishment? ri government career. i just hope that people think that i represented our values, especially that we stand for people who have no voice for