and to hold israel to nazi germany and to hold israel toa to nazi germany and to hold israel to a higherunity have said their refusal to adopt the full definition of anti—semitism set out by the international holocaust remembrance alliance is at the centre of the problems with thejewish community. this has been said a lot over the last few days, looks like the british board of he is getting involved again but only todayjeremy corbyn produced a video on social media —— british board ofjewish deputies. he stated his position clearly. instinctively i think... this is two years into his leadership. three. thank you. he is still making the transition from polemicist, activist, very opinionated spokesman, deeply passionate. 0n the one hand, i commend someone passionate. 0n the one hand, i commend someone in abstract who sticks to their ideals, isn't a populist, isn't a blairite manoeuvre, manipulating his ideals for the electorate. but this is clearly the other side of the line. this reminds me of trump speak in that the more you try to debate and have nuance and discuss the issues, the more t

, and another event where he compared nazi germany...nazi germany, and its actions in stalingrad and leningrad, and that is very, very serious, because labour mps is very, very serious, because labourmps are is very, very serious, because labour mps are pushing for a new, broader definition, an international, accepted definition of anti—semitism which makes specific offence to compare israel to nazi germany. and yet that appears to be exactly whatjeremy corbyn has done, and that matters, which is why the labour spokesman was very careful to say thatjeremy corbyn was not comparing the actions of nazis and israelis but the conditions of besieged populations in wartime. if you asked me that is a very slim distinction, but it is a distinction that really matters to the labour party right now. and do you think that this is going to cost the labour party in terms of electoral support? is it going to translate, this whole rumbling row that goes on from day—to—day, is it going to cost the labour party votes whenever the next election is? that is

in germany we have no place for secret societies there's onesociety and that's the nazi party no secrecy in the new greater germany. >> one by one he attacked each minority and split them one from the other. the men were fellow jer nans what they came here today -- fellow germans when they came here today now they were rivalgroups hating each other. and they were being swindled all of them. but the men who was really being fooled was hunts. he was pure german according to nazi standard. to him, they promised everything. and he fell for it. >> you who are true arian germans may share the glorious destiny of our fatherland. you are the pure blooded. the master race. it's your right to rule and nazi party is ready to put you in power. it's for you to command our germany and someday the entire world. >> that how he became man. he was not just a little fellow after work anymore. he was member of the master race hi wife couldn't quite under-- his wife couldn't quite understand he was a superman but there was no food in the house. stupid woman didn't she realize the nazi were going to make jobs

and schools were shut down so kids were unable to learn korean but they were taught on terms of nazi germany and japanese schools the. whole. you want your tools in general q no. need to get it home so all. some of the media you're going to. come to the hockey to quote i saw a q. out in the wilderness you. go to soccer i is a poster boy of the japanese far right taking his cues from donald trump sucker i launched the japan first party in two thousand and sixteen and quickly became infamous for the center for public use an escape go to japan's ethnic korean minority the larger anti korean voices get the closer the chunkier community comes together. didn't. want to move. to more of the. turkey has vowed to retaliate against the united states after washington impose sanctions on two officials and over the detention of american pastor drew bronson. he rejected a u.s. request to let him return to his homeland brunson is currently under house arrest in turkey the turkish president missed out of the one says the u.s. move is quote disrespectful. shown patience but the step america has taken does no

meanwhile the dictator preferred to rule nazi germany from the barrack hole. there he developed crucial political and military plans and issued laws and decrease one of the reasons may have been his firmer relationship with ava brown who always happened to be at over salzburg when hitler was there with his entourage and adjutant later recalled that it became more and more difficult to obtain decisions from the head of state even senior party officials and members of the government were often unable to reach him. he was at a results back. only cultural events seemed to be able to lure the failed artist from his command center . in june one thousand nine hundred thirty nine hitler went to vienna on a whim to attend the seventy fifth birthday celebrations of composer richard strauss on his way back to best us gotten the furer a visited places where he had spent his childhood. eva brown filmed his arrival official han primary school near vents in his book mind comfort hitter described himself as a little ringleader when the boys of the village played cops and robb

making comparisons to nazi germany well i would say that there is a historical analogy and. germany where germany was collapsing in the one nine hundred twenty s. for a whole wide variety of issues but there was that during that time there was the lack of respect in the breakdown of public discourse that's one of the reasons why the nazis was able to come to they were able to come to power and i think that this is a critical moment that that's a history lesson is if you continue down this path yes you could create a very very disturbing future but we're not there yet and i think people need to step back and and all of us here of a like mind policy policy and more policy i'm tired of the emotions go ahead rob. well first of all as a jew i don't like the word nazi thrown around so arbitrarily and easily i think i'll make it clear i think he's despicable i don't like him he demonizes immigrants but that's not the same thing as what took place in nazi germany and i agree with you peter we have to look at things historically it's it's like what happened in iran with the ayatollah

making comparisons to nazi germany well i would say that there is a historical analogy and i would volume our germany where germany was collapsing in the one nine hundred twenty s. for a whole wide variety of issues but there was during that time there was the lack of respect in the breakdown of public discourse that's one of the reasons why the nazis was able to come to they were able to come to power and i think that this is a critical moment that that will history lesson is if you continue down this path. yes you could create a very very disturbing future but we're not there yet and i think people need to step back and and all of us here of a like mind policy policy and more policy i'm tired of the emotions go ahead rob. well first of all as a jew i don't like the word nazi thrown around so arbitrarily and easily i think i'll make it clear i think he's despicable i don't like him he demonizes immigrants but that's not the same thing as what took place in nazi germany and i agree with you peter we have to look at things historically it's it's like what happened in iran with the ayatolla

making comparisons to nazi germany well i would say that there is a historical analogy and volume are germany where germany was collapsing in the one nine hundred twenty s. for a whole wide variety of issues but there was that during that time there was the lack of respect and the breakdown of public discourse that's one of the reasons why the nazis was able to come to they were able to come to power and i think that this is a critical moment that that's a history lesson is if you continue down this path yes you could create a very very disturbing future but we're not there yet and i think people need to step back and and all of us here a bit like mine policy policy and more policy i'm tired of the emotions go ahead rob. well first of all as a jew i don't like the word nazi thrown around so arbitrarily and easily i think i'll make it clear i think he's despicable i don't like him he demonizes immigrants but that's not the same thing as what took place in nazi germany and i agree with you peter we have to look at things historically it's it's like what happened in iran with the ayatoll

but beginning tonight it is up to germany to decide if he should be tried for helping the nazis kill off in berlin this is the day. yesterday aug twentieth the u.s. government removed to germany uk of poly a former nazi got camp guard at the notorious trav miki slave labor camp for jews in nazi occupied poland so we think that there's enough evidence to show that he used a gun to force people to stay in a camp and that can kill them we think that the evidence shows that he is guilty but i did not see nonsense on this issue with nazi crimes we have tremendous difficulties to solve those crimes because they date back so long and the situation on the ground has changed like this and in germany being a member of a criminal organization like the nazi s.s. is not enough to warn prosecution aiding and abetting all participating in america must be proven innocent you don't think he's ninety five years probably going to die at some point soon and so we wanted to make sure that he didn't die in peace and comfort in the united states and the german government can now figure out what to do

are we living in nazi germany, he asked? he echoed that sentiment at his first news conference. >> i think it was disgraceful, disgraceful, that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned 0 ut to be so false and fake out. i think it's a disgrace, and i say that, and i say that, and be that's something that nazi germany would have done and did do. >> nine days before he was sworn into office. the day after the inauguration, he went to cia head quartkwahea spoke about the size of the media, gave a politically charged speech in front of the memorial wall for officers who gave theirs lives in service to the country. >> there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> the wall behind me is very, very special. probably almost everybody in this room voted for me, but i will not ask you to raise your hands if you did. >> so betsy, just worth reminding people that the president didn't just wake up and have an adversarial relationship with the intel committee's c

the level was the same in nazi germany as in the allied countries. and that is why the allies were worried, they knew there were many clever scientists in germany who could be making swift progress towards the bomb. if you like, that was the catalyst for the allied program. what you find if you look at what was going on in germany, you find that early in the war, alerted by reports of nuclear fission, the army set up a group of scientists, called it the uranium club, and identified a number of tasks and sent groups a way to look at them. but they were a fairly small group of scientists. they were not cohesive. there were rivalries among them . they didn't agree on the same approaches, and they began to make technical mistakes. and that's also a factor at work here that in the early stages of the war, it looked as though things were going well for germany. sweeping across europe, the surrender of france, britain on its own looking at if it would be invaded at the moment. what need do the germans have to invest money in this new technology if they were

however, for the president's son to throw out that the democratic platform is similar to nazi germanyhow you he doesn't really understand history. first of all, it's like projection. because if you read through the 25 point plan of the nazi party back then and the things, there's a lot in there that's awfully reminiscent to some of the things donald trump has actually advocated for. i mean, the whole idea of the tribalism and nationalism and what steve bannon and those guys were perpetuating during the election, that's a lot closer to the nazi platform than what democrats are asking for today. and the idea of the press being called the enemy of the people. it was hitler who called the press, the lying press. that's a nazi propaganda rhetoric the president is using. i'm using the example based off of what the president's own son and what the president has done. if you really want to get into let's compare things to nazi germany, there's a lot more going on with what's coming out of trump's mouth and out of his son's mouth and his supporters like what we saw than anything the democrats

he knew what happened in nazi germany.hat happened historically in russia and other tyrannical jet strearegimes. >> he calls the press the enemy of the people and he calls russia a competitor. he think is press is worse than russia or someone like vladimir putin has a dictator and people have people murdered in his country. listen to the way he talks about the press. watch this. >> we have a very crooked media. >> we're also thrilled to have a lot of fake news media in the ba back. >> good morning. the legitimate kblemedia and th fake news media. >> it's time to expose the crooked media deceptions and challenge the media for their role in formenting divisions. >> a few days ago i called the fake news the enemy of the people and they are. they are the enemy of people. >> how dangerous is this tone? >> i think it's incredibly dangerous because here's the thing. donald trump and the people around him told us what they were going to do. steve bannontalked about blowing things up and tearing things down what was it, deconstruct

their friday nht processional was meant to evoke terror, think nazi germany or the ku klux klan.ate is alive and well i 21st century america. our history is littered by ethnic emnity. g change is on the horizon. demaha maybeottesville was less a showcase of hate than it was e nstration of fear, fear of the future. harry smith, nbc news. >>> our thanks to harry for those reflections. and a program note, tonight msnbc will mark the charlottesville annivertory with the of a former white supremacis watch breaking hate tonight 9:00 eastern on msnbc. th is nbc nightly news. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. have a great night. . harvey: you think you've seen some talented kids? ♪ ahhhh harvey: that's the greatest act i've ever seen. yeah! -i'm gonna be a movie star. -aah! -whoa! ♪ ahh wh wait till you see at's coming up tonight, folks. ♪ yeah harvey: this kid has blown up. welcome back, darci lynne. i am so excited, mr. harvey. whoo! your hand is ve. if it's so slimy, why you still hanging on to it? please welcome your host, [ cheers and applause ]

however, for the president's son to throw out that the democratic platform is similar to nazi germanyshow you that he doesn't really understand history. first of all, it's awful, it's like projection because if you read through the 25-point plan of the nazi party back then and the republic and all those things, there's a whole lot in there that unfortunately is awfully reminiscent to some of the things that donald trump has actually advocated for. i mean, the whole idea of the tribalism and the nationalism and what steve bannon and those guys were perpetuating during the election, that's a lot closer to the nazi platform than what democrats are asking for today. and not only that. the whole idea of the press being called the enemy of the people. my en, it was hitler who called the press the lugan press, the lying press. that is a freaking nazi propaganda rhetoric that the president of the united states is using from the bully pulpit every day. so the president should -- >> are you comparing people to nazis? >> i'm using the example based off of what the president's own son and what th

with senator mccain, you can visit our by the summer of 19 40, nazi germany had conquered most of europe and hitler was making plans to invade england. railamerica, from 1943, the battle of britain, the why we fight series. it is a 53 minute u.s. war department film which was shown to war department members and in theaters. ofdetails august and the end december 1940. hollywood director and a team of veterans and army signal corps technicians show how the british defeated hitler's air force at a cost of more than 40,000 civilians and vast destruction on the ground. the master race was riding high. ♪ [drums] now, adolf hitler stood just as napoleon had stood more than 100 years before and look across the english channel to the one obstacle that stood between him and world domination. britain was sharing and white in the choppy water. island smallere than the state of wyoming. island seemed open for world conquest. the fall of austria, czechoslovakia, poland, denmark, norway, holland, belgium, france, had given him more than 100 million slaves to work for him or starve. the preliminaries we

to germany the white house says the former guard helped to murder jewish prisoners at a nazi death camp in poland an accusation that he has always rejected a poet has never been a citizen of germany but beginning tonight it is up to germany to decide if he should be tried for helping the nazis kill off in berlin this is the day. yesterday aug twentieth the u.s. government removed to germany uk of poly a former nazi camp guard at the notorious trav miki slave labor camp for jews in nazi occupied poland so we think that there's enough evidence to show that he used to force people to stay in a camp and that camp killed them we think that the evidence shows that he is guilty that sometimes it's our decision we do not see crimes we have tremendous difficulties to solve those crimes because they date back so long that the situation on the ground has changed and i can see in germany being a member of

propaganda is really lost is the scary feeling in the 30s and the 40s but if you go back to the 30s nazi germany and what americans were seeing on the reels with the minister propaganda they made them think it was black magic. because americans could see people marching like they do with the higher hitler salute or cheering and to think there was the a power to brainwash people. so when they stepped in to become the head of division of information what they were accused of doing was propaganda for a bureaucracy. it doesn't get any worse than that with political rhetoric. and what i find interesting as there are some elements of popular memory of world war ii. and it comes to mind quite easily. aluminum pots and pans to be recycled for the military and we think of those shuttered factories coming back to life and civic pageants families gathered around the radio to listen to programs about what was occurring with the federal government was doing. and recruitments for civil defense that all happened before pearl harbor from the division of information. so with american consciousness in september 3

a magnet so that has lost thehefen scary feeling that it had had in the 30s and 40s to the 30s nazi germany what they were seeing on the newsreels and the speech eased by the minister propaganda the official minister propaganda made people think it. was black magic or voodoo artee because they can see the newsreels they were marching that it was a power the power to brainwash people and when they stepped in to get the division of information what he was accused of doing by the conservative coalition to do propaganda for war and for a bureaucracy. it doesn't get any worse than that in terms of political rhetoric. what i find i find interesting there is elements of popular memory of world war ii that come to mind quite easily. to think of drives for aluminumh and the newsreels of production. in those shuttered factories coming back to life or those civic patriots or family gathered around the radio and what was occurring with the federal government. recruiting drives to get volunteers for civil defense all that happened before pearl harbor. all of that was done by the division of information.

and be that it was scientists working in nazi germany that had split the atom. so there was a lot of knowledge that the germans had split the atom, that england was working on their own and harnessing that into a military weapon. but it wasn't until after pearl harbor that the manhattan project was created, and then a lot of resources under the control of the army corps of engineer was devoted to create this new weapon. so leslie r. grove was appointed the head of the manhattan project, and he had just finished building the pentagon. groves talked to different physics departments and asked people who would be a good leader, and oppenheimer probably was not high on the list. actually, oppenheimer had not even been in charge of his physics department at berkeley before he was chosen to be the head of the central laboratory. but there was something about oppie that groves liked. i think groves saw that he was hungry. there were nobel prize winners that were being considered, but they had already accomplished the nobel prize. groves wanted somebody who was hungrier

think nazi germany or the ku klux klan. hate is alive and well in 21st century america. but were it ever thus? our history is littered by ethnic enmity. blacks and hispanics wonder daily when the whole "and justice for all" thing applies for them. big change is on the horizon. demographers say anglo americans will be the minority population in a couple of decades, yes, by 2045. maybe charlottesville was less a showcase of hate than it was a demonstration of fear, fear of the future. harry smith, nbc news. >> our thanks to harry for those reflections. >>> and a program note -- tonight msnbc will mark the charlottesville anniversary with the story of a former white supremacist who has now dedicated his life to reforming others. watch "breaking hate" tonight, 9:00 eastern on msnbc. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. have a great night. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can i

one type or enhance became widespread during the second world war nazi germany pumped at soldiers full of methamphetamine to make them better fighters it was marketed as part of the ten civilians also took a fancy to the drug that banished tiredness and hunger and made euphoric for a while. you could even buy chocolate sliced with it. a substance known as i'm fat it mean has been causing a stir recently people have been alarmed by a number of fatalities. in the one nine hundred seventy s. speed became illegal in many countries unless prescribed because of the serious side effects still speed and all kinds of other drugs so widely used for fun and now increasingly for the purported neuro in haunting effects aside from l.s.d. therapy to block and my doc to know a method is fine it's eight often called by the brand name ritalin forest quite know it's a psychopharmacologist he says the intervening twin haunts one function comes at a price because the brain is a vastly complex network of networks that straight system military response to interventions by countering them when he saw unsubsta

they liken him speaking to have an nazi speak in germany, terrorist speak in the united states, so they were putting a lot of pressure on the foreign correspondents cloud. as the talk went ahead and they responded by saying that hong kong has these freedoms of freedom of speech, which are enshrined in their constitution, and that they were going to let him speak. they have let supporters of the communist party speak, they have let supporters and advocates of brexit speak, so for them it was very much an issue of freedom of speech and they would let this go ahead. let's get the context because his party is not that well supported in hong kong. yes, let's be clear, people who support independence in hong kong are not the majority. he is the leader of a very small political party. they have dozens of supporters. there really is not a

and schools were shut down so kids were unable to learn korean but they were taught in terms of nazi germany and japanese schools. whole. these gone hand because ross and this. was. the popular you want your choice in general q no the court of germany took you must go to the wall so all sunk a seaman through social media that you don't chose i suck it up comic book a kid i got the heart kick what i saw acuity in order to see. a sucker i is a poster boy of the japanese far right taking his cues from donald trump sucker i launched the japan first party in two thousand and sixteen and quickly became infamous for his xenophobic use and escape coaching of japan's ethnic korean minority the latter on to korean voices get the closer the chunkier community comes together. to sort of the bottom as it was isn't. it it. didn't do wonders he. and. yet the consuming easy to want to move on and not is in the woods even to normal have been that. it was in the new year not even. in the area good news or good movement until. the russian foreign ministry has confirmed that three russian journalists have been

happened in the soviet union, people like viktor frankl -- of course, he concentrated more on nazi germanybut it doesn't matter. and aleksandr solzhenitsyn noted that one of the reasons those societies could manifest themselves the way they did was because individual people were willing to lie about almost everything. and they considered that the fundamental issue, that it was the moral failings of each person at the level of the individual that was actually the cause of the totalitarian catastrophe, and that's not political. that's psychological or philosophical or theological. it's not political. it's a matter of your relationship not only to your conscience, but to your soul. and we don't teach that properly, and that's why i addressed this as a psychologist. i only got dragged into the political because my idiot government thought it was okay to demand a certain form of speech in the name of compassion, and that was a no-go zone, as far as i was concerned. so i'll take responsibility for my words, but -- and i'm not willing to have someone wave a moral flag and then tell me what i have

who switched from doing standup comedy to stand up tragedy it now and the one thing about in out nazi germany for example is that there wasn't a lot of stand up comedy at that dinner and you know in berlin during those years this is what happens when people lose their soul and lose their. perspective on life they become days humorless drones working for the surveillance state and you can sit in the complete lack of humor in steven kull pair or jimmy fallon who have now become just puppets far the state sadly now tell us more about google being evil in china yes so this is another really interesting thing where eyes i mentioned with the federal air marshals some of them are rebelling you know ghouls how. a bit of a saga recently where their executives in particular are very aggressively pushing closer collaboration with government so if you recall project me even is the drone program that google has has with the pentagon and the actually a lot of google employees resigned publicly because they were so disgusted with google doing that and there was a huge protest within google from from other e

war ii, the idea was the other way a country to get ahead, countries like the soviet union or nazi germanyhought they had to take over other countries and absorb their resources to become more wealthy. instead what happened is we developed a world system where you can get ahead in trading feasibly with your neighbors and that system that the vietnamese, the south koreans and also the chinese communists have come to embrace because they see in action works better, not that we won, in fact, we lost in vietnam and the chinese came to this on their own, largely because the united states always held to the idea that if we could provide a better model for the world, if thatuld be our best selves others peaceably would want to emulate out over time. and for the most part, they have. host: brian in pottstown, pennsylvania, you're next. quibble about to something, but apollo one didn't explode, it had oxygen fire. it might have been better for the three astronauts it had -- it's hardause to believe that nasa would think they could keep 15 pounds per square inch of pure oxygen in that cap still and

loop them as far as fair banks then russian pilots took over the aircraft for the fight against nazi germany. the yukon river in miles canyon just outside white horse has witnessed a lot of the canadian north's turbulent history. gold diggers on the way to the klondike once had to pass through this gorge on rafts. after that they continued along the river for weeks. today the trip is much faster see planes take off from the lake at the mouth of the canyon. and another very different means of transport from the gold rush era is still used today albeit mainly for fun dogs lance. has got who emigrated from austria to the yukon has taken part in many races and one a lot of them. now his dogs are retired and he builds special slouches for dog racing. but he hasn't lost his love for his cocky four legged friends. he said the last. huskies are actually. on an exact goes back generations to the gold rush era when the sled dog race is all started. thirty years ago i watched a race and got so excited about it that i immediately started to do it myself because the quezon the one on the boat the middle.

> to watch the entire interview with senator mccain, you can visit our by the summer of 19 40, nazi germanyad conquered most of europe and hitler was making plans to invade england. railamerica, from 1943, the battle of britain, the why we fight series. it is a 53 minute u.s. war department film which was shown to war department members and in theaters. ofdetails august and the end december 1940. hollywood director and a team of veterans and army signal corps technicians show how the british defeated hitler's air force at a cost of more than 40,000 civilians and vast destruction on the ground.

roosevelt died 25 days before nazi germany surrendered. and an indescribable irony. many recall the rhetoric. america with victory as a great arsenal of democracy for the four freedom. a rendezvous with destiny. almost everyone had a personal member could fdr his first inaugural, pearl harbor, the -- tens of millions wept like they would a relative. the train carrying his body went north to washington. hundreds of thousands of people. in the nations capital, the procession attracted hundreds of thousands more. never successor harry truman said, had he seen such a wall of woe block after block. silent except for sobs pro-women waving handkerchiefs, a young girl sadly watching between spokes of the white house gate. men in suits or service garb. some recently discharged. a symphony of grief. nearly 4 weeks earlier, on march 16, jd taylor, a longtime publisher of the sporting news then weekly baseball bible, had sent a western union telegram to the national baseball hall of fame committee and cooperstown. this is what he said. in view of franklin d roosevelt great servi

who switched from doing standup comedy to stand up tragedy it now in the one thing about in out nazi germany for example is that there wasn't a lot of stand up comedy at that dinner and you know in berlin during those years this is what happens when people lose their soul and lose their. perspective on life they become days humorless drones working for the surveillance state and you can sit in the complete lack of humor in stephen called bear or jimmy fallon who have now become just puppets far the state sadly now tell us more about google being evil in china yes so this is another really interesting thing where eyes i mentioned with the federal air marshals some of them are rebelling you know google's. had a bit of a saga recently where their executives in particular are very aggressively pushing closer collaboration with government so if you recall project me even is the drone program that google has has with the pentagon and the actually a lot of google employees resigned publicly because they were so disgusted with google doing that and there was a huge protest within google from from ot