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but it could cause turmoil, it could cause a few disputes, and the administration was not the nazi administration at all at that point. and they gave the brothers a to lot of leeway in that degree. but in 1932, the wood sets out the platform for the rest of his life 1932 was a presidential election, and hindenburg was running for a second term. the socialists decided they were going to support hindenburg because they did not want to split the vote. there was another candidate running for president and they wanted to make sure that candidate did not get in. the candidate was adolf hitler. when klaus and his brother learned this, they were dismayed. hindenburg, they could not support him. immediately, the socialist party kicked them out. the communists said, come be with us. klaus hesitated but eventually, they both joined, and they never looked back. they did not join because they were communists. they joined because they wanted to fight the nazis and they saw the socialists were not fighting the nazis. the socialists and the communists hated each other. >> their council voted to kill them there w

nazis extended to the very reich. a witness who formerly held a high position in the berlin police administration tells of his investigation the fire. >> to speak briefly and to state the facts, first of all, we ascertain that quite generally, hitler had wished for a large scale propaganda campaign. he took on the job of making the necessary proposals and it was goebbels who first thought of setting the rice stack on fire. a group of 10 reliable was made ready. and he was informed about every detail of the plan. it was expected from goering and he gave his assurances that he should do so that the police would be -- they would take up a false trail. >> using the fire as a pretext for seizing power, the nazi conspirators lost no time in tearing germany away from a policy of peace. >> late in 1933, they led their nation out of the disarmament conference, embarked on a course of secret rearmament. by 1934, the new armaments program, designed by defendants goring, and funk, was going full blast. german industry was again turning out the tools of war. one year later, goring could announce, from the strong foundation of the natio

they want to call the administration, they want to call the people like myself, they want to call us nazis want to call us the third reich. the nazis suppressed free speech. that's what antifa does. they don't want the other side to be heard which is ridiculous. we need to hold antifa accountable, we need to find out who is funding them and hold them accountable and the president directed the fbi to investigate them, how they operate, who is funding this and hold them accountable. charge them with crimes. zero tol tolerance. if you want to stop this, let the police do their jobs. if you step out-of-line, you burn something, you attack someone, you're arrested and prosecuted. let the police do their job. you see the out-of-hand protests diminish. jillian: running of out of time but i want to get your opinion on this. new york federal judge ruled that acting secretary dhs chad wolf was not lawfully serving when he suspended daca applications, saying his role and position in doing that was invalid. what do you know about this and what does this mean? >> i say the judge didn't read the homelan

up to communism, you know, together they defeated the nazis, but it's all based on this idea that democracy works and we move from one administrationjust works. you're really seeing our allies grab on to that idea right now. >> yeah. i mean i think it's pretty -- all of us have been some like frogs in boiling water through the trump administration when you step back and think about fret a global perspective the idea that we would be fundamentally questioning america's role as the leading democracy in the world is as stunning as that sentence just was. t the "new york times" thank you very much. earlier on in the show here we asked why are you awake? from michelle, up way too early getting ready for work helping to serve our annual free veterans day breakfast. this year is a little different. it will be a drive-through but typically one of the highlights of my year. thank you to our veterans and michelle her honoring of them. jeff, e-mailed this photo writing, ella, the newest member of our family wanted some attention and to watch you. she is so cute. michelle says she's a special education elementary schoolteacher and up too early