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 for when was equipped with comprehensive knowledge enjoyed the fine things bygone centuries had developed had a substantial bank balance it seemed to ridiculous to imagine that the tame domesticated beast the common man threatens to revert to his wolfish nature of course today we know what happened world war 2 and the murder of 6000000 jews but it's incredible to read how much of that force ready predicted he was one of the 1st authors whose books the nazis banned whose passport they confiscated he wrote the other months in french exile before fleeing to the us he got out but if you want to understand the false sense of security that led so many german jews to stay put for too long this book will give you some insight. finally today you may remember the story of a stolen good stuff klim painting being found in italy in december for trace of a lady was one of the world's most sought after paintings but there were doubts about its authenticity however

he was a leading figure in the nationalist movement in china, waske perfect french, eventually put into the field with a million men on the japanese side before pearl harbor. again, that is not part of our general history. point is in 1941 november, we see about 20,000 troops in the southern area, 20,000 in the southern area. it will go up to 150,000 in december. guess where they are going? the command. the japanese deployed a large force to the south to take part in what they were now developing as their strategy for the war that was to come. again, going back to this , the japanese people know that popular will is going to be critical in this war, it is also critical in the minds of the japanese high command, the japanese emperor, and in different ways, we will come to the end, but it is critical in the minds of all the people who the japanese state. in effort to create a total war. we often send americans today in our generation, they do not really quite remember the full extent of the mobilization in the united states. when you mobilize for total war, you need everybody involved. yo

the republican party which now has manifested in people like carlson and there's an ethnic nationalist movement caused by various names. it is not just specific to america, you see it across most of the western europe as well. it is interesting, the race in june 2015, my first comment was july 15. the headline was present trump? , just say no. so this was three weeks after he got in. i later learned right editor, it was hard to get the piece published because people of the times.why is he writing about on trump? it will result in a matter of weeks. he's not a threat. i knew he was, i didn't think he was in the presidency but i knew enough about the conservative movement that i knew he was tapping into something which i thought was precious others were happy with it. then think he should be underestimated. >> i'm from miami-dade college. i would like to know if you had any experience, talent or a decision that you made in the political world. >> heart decision or challenge as a christian in the political world, that's a good question. for the most part, i've not found myself in a position where

there is an ethnic nationalist movement. it goes by various names. you see it across much of western europe. trump got into the race in june of 2015. my first column in the new york times was july of 2015. the headline was president trump? just say no. i later learned from my editor that it was hard to get the piece published because people at the time thought, why is he writing about president trump? this guy will dissolve in a matter of weeks. he is not a threat. i did not think he would win the presidency. but i knew enough about the conservative movement that i knew he was tapping into something which i thought was pernicious. others were happy with it. i did not think he should be underestimated. i am from miami-dade college. i would like to know any impactful challenge or decision you have made as a christian and the political world. that is a really good question. notthe most part i have found myself in a position where i felt that my christian beliefs or ethics were in conflict with life and politics. to some extent i am probably fortunate be

had left the country humiliated its economy shattered providing an opportunity for a radical nationalist movement led by at off the. hitler's rhetoric blamed those who had supposedly weakens the nation most of all he blamed the jews he was determined to expel every jew in germany and eventually beyond as the nazis expanded into austria czechoslovakia and elsewhere when the occupation of poland brought 2000000 jews under nazi control the notion of expulsion increasingly gave way to murder even in the most remote villages of europe no jew was safe. i was born in 1934 intensive a big media room media in the dining village called port. weaver is the only jewish family is a village in windsor moses family is there where 6 people my father alexander my mother just all. my middle sister are lees and miriam and i went with very few. and the nuns singable being a poor. we always had the tardes and so we never felt lonely. we lived on a be all far. all church with a lot of trees i always remember being under the cherry tree in the juicy cherries looking at the sky and in 1004th year i was 6 years old and t

not to say that one side is representative of the entire country, but there has been a nationalist movementalking about an iraqi national identity and that's important to the arab world. >> fascinating. stay with us. when we come back i'm going to ask professor morandi what iran's next move is in this extraordinary game. ♪ $12.99 all you can eat now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. (

and there is a sort of ethnic, nationalist movement. it goes by various names. it is not specific just to america. you see it across much of western europe as well. it was interesting. trump got into the race in june of 2015. my first column in the "new york times was july of 2015. the headline was "president trump? just say no." this was three weeks after he got in. i later learned from my editor that it was hard to get the piece published, because people at the time slot, why is he writing about president trump, this guy is going to dissolve in a matter of weeks. he is not a threat. i did not think he would win the presidency. but i knew enough about the conservative movement that i knew he was tapping into something which i thought was pernicious. others were happy with it. but in any event, didn't think he should be underestimated, and lo and behold, he is president. yes? >> hello. i am from miami-dade college. i would like to know of any impactful experience, challenge, or decision that you have made as a precedent in the political world. peter: hard decisi

not to say that one side is representative of the entire country but there has been a nationalist movement talking about an iraqi national identity and that's important to the arab world. >> fascinating. stay with us. when we come back i'm going to ask professor morandi what iran's next move is in this extraordinary game. is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. hey, our worker's comp insurance is expiring. should i just renew it? yeah, sure. hey there, pie insurance here to stop you from overpaying for worker's comp. try pie and save up to 30%. it's easy. sweet! get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready... to be your own boss. that's

in the a white nationalist movement like mainstream media would have you believe and as, though, nothinghite red neck and hillbillies who care for second amendment and actually black americans asian americans, hispanic american and americanss in general care about second amendment. >> are you a white supremacist? i was told there would be white supremacist. [laughter] joining me now fox nation host tommy and pete sayses co-host of fox and friends weekend i am you have media looking at ralph and black face and that's not racist but then you have 22,000 regular folks out there protesting, and those are the white supremacist. >> well, of course, because from the beginning this was supposed to be charlottes bill 2.0. i was in touch with multiple people going to rally some bringing weapons. some not because virginia is open carry state if you want to you can all of them said overwhelmly i guarantee you this will be peaceful and a not only peaceful but picked up their own trash at the end of the event not like earth day people. >> that ease are law-abiding bheem love their second amendment rig

and there's a sort of ethnic nationalist movement. people, it goes by various names, not specific just to america. you see it across much of western europe, as well. what's interesting, so trump got into the race in june of 2015. and my first column in the "new york times" was july of 2015. and it was the headline was president trump, question mark, just say no. so this was three weeks after he got in. i later learned from my editor that it was hard to get the piece published because people at "the times" thought, why is he writing about donald trump? this guy is going to dissolve in a matter of weeks. he's not a threat. i knew he was. i didn't think he would win the presidency. but i knew enough about the conservative movement that i knew he was tapping into something that i thought were pernicious. i didn't think he should be underestimated. lo and behold, he's president. >> my name is chavali gonzalez, i'm from miami college. i would like to know any impactful, experience, challenge or hard decision you have made as a christian in

garvey area he did not agree with garvey's back to africa movement or with garvey's black nationalist movement in the way that garvey expressed it. he also was very hurt and the fact that garvey, much like himself i would argue had these contentious relationships with members of the black radical left. people like hubert harrison though they had a falling out personally but garvey was one of the ones continued to publish pieces of the guardian in the negro world after trotter died and before he died so they had this, he was somebody who had garnered alot of respect in that circle . >> two questions, one i'm not sure i heard correctly. you think booker t. washington wrote to the governor of north carolina supporting rogers down there watching mark okay. [inaudible] the second question is as i understand it the black population of boston was quite small so i literally learned the other day that philadelphia was the largest, around 40,000 or so how did black communities in other parts of the country view that sort of activity that's happening here in boston to consider leadership anddid they cons

he did not agree with garvey's back to africa movement or with garvey's black nationalist movement in the way that garvey express it. he also was very hurt by the fact that garvey, much like himself, i would argue, had contentious relationships with members of the black radical left and they had a falling out personally but garvey is one of the ones who continued to publish pieces of the guardian in the negro world after trotter died and before he died. so they had this -- he was somebody who had garnered a lot of respect in that circle. >> yes. >> two questions. one was a factual question. died you say booker t. washington wrote to the governor of north carolina supporting that they bring rogers down there? >> yes. >> he shouldn't give in. >> yes. >> okay. was going to ask you why. but that's a separate issue. the second question is, is a understand it, black population of boston was quite small so how did -- i just literally learned the other day in philadelphia was the largest around that time, 40,000 or something. how does black communities in other parts of the country view the s

they carried signs criticizing prime minister modi's hindu nationalist movement. the protests have led to 23 deaths. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. is bloomberg. david? david: coming up, trade is all around us, from the u.s. china trade accord to the ratification of the usmca to a visit from the eu trade commissioner. we are joined by myron brilliant from the u.s. chamber of commerce to give us his scorecard. " on is "balance of power bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. this week brought closure to two things we thought would never end. the signing of the u.s. china trade deal in the ratification of the usmca. that does not mean 2020 will be free of trade uncertainty. we welcome myron brilliant. i said i was not sure we would ever get to this point. at the same time, start with the china trade deal. it is over but it is not quite over. myron: that is absolutely right. we

baron ism is a nationalist movement that contains both the left and right wing forces. columbia the independent press reports that the hard right evander kane marquez has increased the number of law enforcement officers and other repressive measures critics say he continues to sell off the country to foreign investors. and brazil they are both n.r.o. the messiah is nostalgic for the days of dictatorship his opponents call him racist massage honest and homophobic and say as witch hunt is well underway. for marco enríquez a manami back in his native chile the southern winter has set in. the wind is blowing soon the rain will come. a long spell in the political wilderness awaits him. the long and play off of the mafia hit i mean the media i think. that what they had to get him kind of in a book and i was not only close. he ran for president again in 2017 the last out by a long way to the billionaire sebastian pinera. the neo liberalism banner carried all before it. marco believes he has no choice but to keep going despite the contradictions despite the errors what else can

and for inspiring nationalist movements such as solidarity and for negotiating with gorbachev. i think, also really, ult imately, reagan like lincoln should be praised not because of his adherence to rigid principles but praised because he was willing to take new information, digest that information, and alter and strategically change how he wants to address that situation based upon that new information. in short, i think he should be praised because he was a statesman. he wasn't rigidly ideological. he was a pragmatic conservative who took what he could get. if you can get 80%, take it, get that 20%later. over the course of the 1990's however, many conservatives began to claim that reagan had single-handedly confronted the evil empire, demanded the berlin wall be torn down, stuck to his principles and won the cold war. and, if you want to know more about conservatives constructed the reagan legacy and myth, buy the book, which is available for preorder on amazon.com. with that, i'll go ahead and take questions. yeah. >> given what you have spoken about and correctly, ronald r

and there's a sort of ethnic nationalist movement. people, goes by various names, not specific just to america. you see it across much of western europe, as well. what's interesting, so trump got into the race in june of 2015. and my first column in the "new york times" was july of 2015. and it was the headline was president trump, question mark, just say no. so this was three weeks after he got in. i later learned from my editor that it was hard to get the piece published because people at "the times" thought, why is he writing about donald trump? this guy is going to dissolve in a matter of weeks. he's not a threat. i knew he was. i didn't think he would win the presidency. but i knew enough about the conservative movement that i knew he was tapping into something that i thought were pernicious. i didn't think he should be underestimated. lo and behold, he's president. >> my name is shafbaly con goals. i'm from miami college. i would like to know any impactful, experience, challenge or hard decision you have made as a christian in t

iraq has this burgeoning nationalist movement that has been pushing towards a potential ejection of u.s, really for the better part of a year now. there are a lot of different political factions in iraq that are pushing furthest, not all of whom like each other. the vote that the iraqi parliament took, essentially toed the government of iraq request that the united states leave. this was not a binding vote. there are a lot of parliamentary and legal steps that have to happen in between the vote they took on sunday and any potential firm decision of, the united states has to leave and we are ejecting them. right now, the united states is in iraq at the invitation of the iraqi government to fight isis. that is also something that a lot of iraqi politicians still want. in particular, the prime minister is still very aware of the fact that there are still and unitedin iraq states money and might is instrumental in making sure those isis cells are not able to regenerate. even some of the iranian-lined politicians are aware of this. no one wants and isis takeover. you are seeing a lot of thes

course as you see it is pursued here it may inspire other independents are secessionist movements are nationalist moments as across europe do you have any concerns about that because obviously the catalan issue is a very old one but there are more recent costs would you like to see europe pursuing that nationalist secessionists path more actively than it's doing now look they voted freely for independence of scotland the result was no they did in quebec the result was no now what's the result when you say to people that they cannot vote and that whatever they vote they won't be recognised it actually helps you in increasing your numbers now since this whole process started and the spanish government and the spanish war nikki and spanish power has been saying constantly no you're not free to decide you're not free to vote what has happened the numbers have been increasing the last 15 years we've increased from roughly 10 percent of pro independents population to half of that population 50 percent but obviously there's been a very sharp increase in support for independents and white in part and onl

would be differencdifferent if the perpef these anti-semitic attacks were members of the white nationalist movement members of groups that they are? >> there is a 100% likelihood that if the attackers were wearing "make america great again" hats instead you would see a much more robust vocal -- not just local, but national response, flipping out over what's going on. right now you are seeing more of a targeted response, and some people are silent. that's a problem. in order to crush these threats with anti-semitism you have to be willing to identify it. that's why opposing bds is an issue, not just on college campuses. you have young kids who aren't able to get to school safely. you have people who aren't able to worship safely, protecting religious freedom is important. what happened just north of new york city in don my toward the end of hanukkah, people celebrating, observing a hanukkah party inside of a home. individuals having the right to protect themselves. also to shame these people who are committing these acts. let's put their mug shots up and set an example, so people know that if it's j

movement. the sardines don't want to nationalist italy this brings them closer together says pierre luigi massaro who's observing the sardines as a new political phenomenon. the sardines say that and it's really marked by right wing populism provincialism and isolation from the rest of the world without migration in the midst of europe and the mediterranean that just doesn't go together with the challenges of globalization and a wordly attitude to dispose. of. sardines like are looking for a revolution but they want policies that force the existing political parties to take on responsibility for italy to finally move forward after too many years of crisis. the past will have faith and italy otherwise i would have left this country already like many others my age but. i'm glad that staying here is also about courage. alaina help startups to get going she finds funding for innovative ideas. like for this transmitter built into bicycle handlebars to protect the bicycle from theft. with this patent they'd like to conquer global markets but elena says the country's policies don't further creative indu

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students' opposition is formed of youth of all kinds, a revolutionary movement that calls itself socialistic. , whichlso nationalistic generally, in latin america means anti-yankee. about castro, the program is vague and couched in generalities, but it amounts to a new deal for cuba. dealis was framed as a new for cuba, small and, small d. but at that point in the history of americans,. the new deal is fdr. it amounts to a new deal for cuba, radical, democratic, and therefore anti-communist. that is how herb matthews was describing what fidel and his movement was about. the real core of its strength is that it is fighting against the military dictatorship of president batista. democratic,t again, radical and therefore anti-communist as he put it. there come a he is interviewing castro and the people around castro. speaks some english but he prefers to talk in spanish, which he did with extort neri eloquence. his is a political -- with extraordinary eloquence. his is a political mind rather than a military one. this country becomes one of the most military after castro takes over. he has strong ideas of liberty, democ

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he was a former deputy first minister and a nationalist who desired irish unity, but a critic of republican violence. he was involved in the movement. still to come, the world rally championship gets off to a advance start with his new team. we will have more on that. ♪ ♪ anchor: close to 100 migrants including pregnant women have been rescued off the coast of libya. the ocean viking picked up 92 migrants from an inflatable dinghy. the youngest was a six-month-old. most of them originally came from west africa. a driver wanted in connection with the discovery of 39 bodies found in a refrigerated container in the u.k. can be extradited. he appeared in the high court in relation to a european arrest warrant. he is wanted for his role in transporting the trailer which contained the bodies of all vietnamese nationals. they were found in an industrial part in essex out of london last year. united nations is concerned about mexico's piracy -- policy itsigrants, highlighting effect on children and vulnerable people. around 800 people in a caravan have been detained as they attempted to cross the border from guatemala. it is mainly people