speeches in munich where hall's hitler ascended the ranks to become leader of the newly formed national socialist party the nazi was. several times a week he took to the podium for speeches often lasting 2 hours without a paddle or anything i thought he did a very good 1st hitler won over only a handful of true believers with his polemics on international conspiracies but soon he drew crowds of thousands by the early 1920 s. hitler had become a skilled beer hall agitator. he had no plans to write a book but that too changed. what happened was miscellanies march in rome was with him. about gave her ideas he said on this day. in november 923 if there decided to follow miscellanies lead now 34 hitler was at the head of an aspiring political party at his side was a hero of the 1st world war general admission luden doff. the 2 men decided that the time had come to seize power by force. hitler and his stormtroopers interrupted a meeting of leading berrien politicians. is that hitler burst into the meeting. shots from a revolver were fired at the ceiling. the whole. there was a somewhat farcical aspect to it

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top leaders of the socialist party at the point that he became pro- war and at this point he had a great insight as he said at the time socialism will have to take account of the nations as well as class and this was as he said a heresy. what we did in creating this was to try to create a new socialism that substituted the nations for class and in many ways they both modeled themselves on women. hitler when they took over they made a national holiday the nazi party members addressed each other, comrades, they put the economy on a planned basis so that they could be faster than stalin after the four year plan and of course, hitler invented the people's car. so, there were all these reminders of the socialist roo roots. i think what we see to some extent today among the left in general is a kind of recapitulation of mussolini with the idea that we want to see a kind of righteous struggle, but instead of defining it by their economic status defined by their nationality, and we should rally the good nations by those against the rich rogue raid, and i think we see that here in identity politictheidentity pole european context in which you are describing the socialist parti

national socialist movement when he was just 21. hold your hand forward and salute. >> this is an offshoot of the american nazi party of the 1960s.he group stages provocative rallies across the country known for flaunting swastikas, wearing nazi yuniforms and glorifying hitrer. under jeff, membership exploded, recruiting kids as young as 14. in 2011, jeff shared the official agenda on "60 minutes." his commitment to hate was unak big wous. >> our ideal american would be all white. >> and everybody else has to leave, peacefully or by force. >> jeff is being sued for his role in the 2017 unite the white rally. his lawyers claim he lawfully attended a political event. but the suit accuses him of conspiracy to commit violence. >> we will not allow our nation to become brown. >> jeff's been on my radar for 20 years. so when i began to hear from sources that he wanted out of the movement, i didn't something i almost never do. i reached out to him. until today, it's been unclear what's motivating his desire to leave. what is i see happening is a lot of violence coming. >> from the movement, you think it's going to get worse? >> oh, abso

the socialistic labor party was the first party to include ballot secrecy in their national platform in 1885. most states passed secret ballot laws, finally separating employers from their employees when they went to the polls. but those laws weren't passed in all states. particularly in the south, secret ballot laws lagged. south carolina didn't pass a secret ballot law until 1929. secret ballot laws are not necessarily useful to protect against generalized forms of intimidation. they don't really protect african-americans going to the polls. they protect specific workers from their specific employers. secret ballot laws are never going to be effective at preventing generalized intimidation. that's not what they were designed to do. they were first enacted to prevent bribery, intimidation and this chain of knowledge between an employer and an employee about how they were voting. especially now as we're doing away with ballot secrecy in a number of ways through allowing ballot selfies in polling place, oh yes the supreme court refers to ballot selfies as taking a picture of your ball

democratic national socialist of america has grown from 5,000 to 50,000 in 3 years, they have biggest advocate out there aoc, who -- she has a army of minions who turns these ideas coming out of this partytantive platforms that think that democratic candidates and party has to either embrace or defend. they are over resentive, but -- overly sensitive but i do think they have ideas drain gaining -- gaining traction. >> are you concerned in. >> only if fact that you have that many idiots who are drawn to this they are so ineducated, they have been -- they are so uneducated, they are so destroyed by our education system in america, patrice is right, these people actually believe in this stuff, they go the through school, they lot of them probably graduate from a university, they believe this stuff, and it revisionist history, it is lying to them about basics of math and economics, and everyone can have free stuff just grab it. lou: charlie, you scare me to think that we have that many people in country who are incapable of -- well coaching, charlie -- coping, thank you. >> charley and patrice. stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: wall wall street is moving back into positive territory.

party. they are pure communists, socialists and anybody to degrade israel, i will say this, i'm a christian. a nationeir back against israel, we're doomed to fail. >> reporter: so a couple of questions, kasie, that will look to be answered in the next six hours. one if the proud does start chanting. how does he react like the local congressman or not do anything? the other thing we're keeping an eye on are potential protesters. one scheduled protest but unofficial ones that we're watching out for, kasie. >> quite something. cal perry, thank you so much. >>> and now we're going to kamala harris she's talking to reporters post debate, let's listen. >> in the economy -- >> i'll just talk this way, i'm not ignoring you. i think that we can do a better job, frankly, of making sure that voices like delores are heard, you know, my agenda is -- i call it the 3:00 a.m. agenda which is focused on the things that the issues that wake people up in the middle of the night, 3:00 in the morning. those are the issues that people are grappling with every day in america. those are the issues that are about health care

party of the socialist squad. it's a matter of a couple of years and then virtually unrecognizable. in the policies that are being pushed by the radical left are very dangerous for a nation but it should give us an advantage as conservatives because the majority even democratic voters don't want socialism or the green new deal as it's written or to be kicked off private insurance. i think the biggest mistake that is made and can be made young conservatives is not really focusing on humoring those ideas in talking about medicare for all. 180 million americans would lose their current healthcare coverage if we went on medicare for all. it would inevitably lead to rationing print that is not hypothetical. you can las look as socialist ad other westernized nations. in the uk children who have cystic fibrosis are being denied life-saving medication by the government for one reason. the government admits because they don't want to pay for. that will happen here. if we allow this system to be imposed by the radical left in as young conservatives as we get too wonky in our debate and if we talk to big picture and neglect to tell people how it will impact them and hurt them then