unconstitutional if so shouldn't be banned there are moves afoot right now to bad that it is clearly a neo nazi party just clearly unconstitutional and it's clearly a party that openly says we want to overthrow this political system but i'm there and there are reasonable voices as we have just heard him say we have to ban this policy but the big hurdles to do so there's a huge fresh old has been built up by the constitutional court here in germany in do in banning parties be hot to attempt to ban right being extremist parties in the recent past both of them failed because the constitutional court said it's not enough just to say oh it's a party that wants to overthrow the system you also have to look do they have to power to do so. with a party like the. we clearly have to say it's a micro party they have very very very very few members they don't they don't have a big fellowship and but they don't have many people that vote for them so they don't have the power to overthrow the system and i think i'm afraid you have to say . ok now. saying they have small numbers but do they have a potentially large

are more or less by 0 but that's not the idea of this party the party for them is a protective shell these are groups neo nazi groups which in the past able to be back to that was very easy a normal group can be bound by the authorities but by no means in the end. by forming a party they get this protective shell by the constitution and then it gets very very hard and that's what they really want to they now they are they have the possibility to post their goals in public and that's the actual impact of the as we saw there very present in public is that mainly in rural eastern germany where there is this a national it is a national phenomenon you can find neo nazis everywhere in germany not only in the film socially east but the film socialist east has proved to be a quite a football ground for for these parties or for right wing beliefs and we can only speculate by this is like this. house it is during the past 2530 years. the people there have been connected to democracy and the way as the people who out the people in the democratic west and right big. believes are considered to be normal opinions that and

the ideology of the nazi party.y visible to an experienced eye. >> so this book in particular, a lot of symbology here. the first thing i notice is the 1488. the 14 words of the mantra. the 88 there stands for the eighth letter of the alphabet, hail hitler. >> i would not know any of that. your son comes downstairs, and i don't know what this is. >> this is the nordic root. it's the tree of life. i have tattooed on me. it's covered up now. and the band here is a norwegian black metal band. the singer of this ban went to prison for burning churches. he is very much a national social list as, you know, is the seed surrounding this band. that's what's called a wolf's hook or a wolf's angle. it's an old nazi national socialist symbol for world war ii. everything i have seen here is a sign that most parents would never know what to look for. >> i had no clue about that. >> for the first two years i was involved in the movement 14 and 15 years old. my parents had no idea. one day i was bold enough to come home with a shav

here in germany, a small radical far right party has been staging marches that evoke the countries -- country's nazi past. they are fielding candidates and the european parliamentary election. ruth krauss at has been to the town where it they are found followers, despite calls for the party to be found. -- band. -- banned. >> this is the office of the third path. they sell secondhand clothing here for germans only. the party cast itself as being a party of the people, the part -- the german people. they also share information on its program. it wants to see the german borders shift back to where they were before the second world war and cut right through poland. they say german women should have more children and immigration should be stopped. >> my ideal germany is a place where politicians have t the fil say and they should always act in the interest of germans. we support closing the borders and believe for an instant nation cannot continue. -- foreign infiltration cannot continue. >> the third path has marched through this town, most recently at the beginning of may. the marches are reminiscent

the actual idea being a party for them then there was a some reports that this body of the old nazi party as you called it has links with the far right if tea party which is the main opposition in germany what you can tell us about that but we have to be very clear 1st that the f.t. always denies that they have any links to right wing extremists whatsoever and they've they've been is a resolution within the party that says if you have been a member of a right wing extremist group in germany in the past you can't be a member of the a of d. pot but that some post moldings and that have become evident in just last year for instance in kemet that we have seen racists riots last year by a dealing just walked together with these off party members right from the desk thank you very much for the assessment on this issue. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin here's a recap of the top stories at the funding for you u.s. president dollar trump has issued an executive order that bans u.s. companies from doing business with foreign telecoms to pose a security risk it's thought to be

one nine hundred thirty three when hitler came to power weimar had long become a stage for the nazi party and the elephant was hitler's favorite place to stay in town. he ordered the hotel to be torn down and rebuilt. when it reopened in one nine hundred thirty eight it was touted as the most modern hotel in europe. while the nazis were living it up in town tens of thousands of people were dying from hunger and exhaustion at the book involved concentration camp just outside weimar it's a difficult legacy for the hotel. but often the hotel deals with this openly until liberty because that chapter is unfortunately post of our history . it's important for us to show that this hotel has always been an open meeting place here in the atrium with consciously hung pieces from his whose work was deemed degenerate by the nazis in order to create a counterpoint so that's. in addition to three centuries of history hotel elephant also boasts its own art collection many works were done by regular guests and include a fair number of elephants. trying one regional specialty tooling across at the market a

people one else supposed to play an active role in political life but politics and parties had gotten a bad image under the nazi regime and people were loath to have anything to do with them anymore. mean that. there can't be a worse climate than the anti party climate post world war 2 of us going and i don't know how many 1000000 members of the nazi party had in. their war i don't know how many members an organization is affiliated with the nazis. there was one in every family i know were there and suddenly everything was wrong and ordered everything was criticized and rightly so i was asked many times how i could join a party again. since the autumn of 940 s. politicians from the state parliaments in western germany had been meeting at the pedagogical academy in bonn drawing up a democratic constitution for the new western state at the behest of the occupying power as. this lawyer plus it was like well those on top of the establishment and now the new establishment are rather against what i'd say we've had enough of the establishment separation and a subtle mention of it into the sea of people they don't care

he decided to pick the party that was founded by the ex-nazis. now, i do not mean that as an insult. that is not like some ad hominem hyperbolic attack. we're talking about austria here. this is a party that was -- this is a party that was actually founded by actual ex-nazis, real nazis, just speaking factually. they are called the freedom party. and it's interesting, the government of russia, vladimir putin and his political party in russia have taken a keen interest in supporting the freedom party in austria. the year before the freedom party, this group founded by ex-nazis, the year before they were invited to join austria's coalition government and help form the government in that nation, the top official of austria's freedom party was invited to moscow to sign a cooperation agreement with putin's party. then the following year was when that freedom party official got into the austrian government. he became the vice chancellor of austria, the number two guy in the whole government. that raised questions as to what the impact would be of that p

people one else supposed to play an active role in political life the politics and parties had gotten a bad image under the nazi regime and people were loath to have anything to do with them anymore. i mean were. there can't be a worse climate than the anti party climate post world war 2 of us going initiative i don't know how many 1000000 members of the nazi party have. their war i don't know how many members an organization is affiliated with the nazis. there was one in every family there were then suddenly everything was wrong and ordered everything was criticized and rightly so i was asked many times how i could join a party again. since the ocean of 940 s. politicians from the state parliaments in western germany had been meeting at the pedagogical academy in bonn drawing up a democratic constitution for the new western state at the behest of the occupying power as. this lower class was like well those on top of the establishment and now the new establishment are at it again well i'd say we've had enough of the establishment separation meant to mention it wouldn't get into the sea if people didn't care ver

on their shirts is the initial symbol for the nazi party and worn by the german ss. f ways to show you that they're nazis. we get it. >> so far we had two protests outside of the tattoo parlor. and the second protest things got heated. there were a few moments that could have escalated into violence and it was these guys that shut it down. >> wow. >> so much about what we're trying to do is build a coalition and inspire people to actually take action so we they're not all going to be our tactics, but we all need to link our arms and agree that we have a common enemy. >> so i have a question. you have a wedding ring. do you have any kids? >> i have a baby. >> a baby? how old is the baby? >> he's 14 months. she just started walking. >> so you're a new mom, married, you have a job. just looking at you, you don't look like a nazi fighter. if i was to read a book called "tacoma nazi fighter," i would expect some grizzled muscled man or woman in fatigues, half a cigar. are you afraid? >> i imagine you're dollar with 4chan. there is a level deeper called 8chan. i learned tha

>> that's why there is a nazi party again here, because theyap never really dared. >> yeah, yeah, and what is itor likeou to be talking to people who are obviously in noy countable? >> it's important but...un rtunately in a miniature, a miniature way. >> miniature? what do you mean? >> well, because, i mean, how many people cayou affect? it's like throwing a stone in the water and hoping... >> yeah, but that is-- that is in a way the, the only way anything changes. >> yeah. >> it has to start somewhere. >> wolfgang schÄuble (speaking german): (birds chirping) >> for neo-nazis, this is a complete eyesore. people who hate jews anyway find themselves with-- saddled with something so unsightly. (speaking german): the only thinghat i know which has struck everybody is that mrs. merkel-- who is ala wonderfu-- made this unbelievably generous gesture to open the frontiers andetting in thousands of people which the germans... can't really deal with. and i think it brought out the worst in the germans. (speaking german): in the recent election, a party got in, alternatr germany-- one could use

mason was recruited into the american nazi party at 14 years old.etters collected into what became a play book for white supremacists. >> siege calls for the use of violence to jump start a race war, ideas that they adopted as their own. >> white revolution is the only solution. >> i tracked mason down and found him living in denver, not far from the state capital and somewhat to my surprise, he agrees to meet me. >> mr. mason. >> christian, how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> i'm good. >> i read mason's writings when i first joined the movement. i never imagined i would be seated across from him one day on opposite sides of a deadly conflict. >> a group is inspired by your writings. >> they -- yeah. >> how do you feel that the writings that you wrote even in the '80s that i remember reading. >> yeah. >> are out there today still inspiring people to kill other people. >> well, now wait a minute. i never said go out and kill anybody. i said if you -- if you or anybody else must do this, forgfor god's sake, do it right. >> i find out they make p

the year before the freedom party, this group founded by ex-nazis, the year before they were invited join austria's coalition government and help form the government in that nation, the top official of austria's freedom party was invited to moscow to sign a cooperation agreement with vladimir putin's party, with united russia, which is putin's party. then the following year was when then the following year was when that freedom party official got that freedom party official got into the austrian government. into the austrian government. he became the vice chancellor of he became t austria, the number two guy in the whole government. that raised all sorts of interesting questions about to what the impact would be of that party taking power in austria while having a formal cooperation agreement with vladimir putin's party in moscow. i i mean, as part of the coalition deal, that center right young chancellor joined with the freedom party in order to form a majority together. the freedom party got half the cabinet agencies, including the foreign minister and the defense minister. they go

and the wolf's angel sign, the initial symbol for the nazi party worn by the ss. >> so far we've hadparlor. at the second protest things got heated. there were a few moments that could have escalated into violence. with these guys, that shut it down. so much about what we're trying to do is build a coalition and inspire people to take action. we need to recognize everyone has different tactics. they're not all our tactics but we need to link our arms and agr agree have a common enemy. >> you have a wedding ring. >> i have a baby. >> >> so you're a new mom, married have a job, and just looking at you don't look like a nazi fighter. if i was to read a book i would expect some grizzled muscled man or woman in fatigues, half a cigar. are you afraid? >> i imagine you're familiar with the four chan. there's a level deeper called the 8 chan. >> 4 chan and 8 chan are internet message boards that attract -- these are dark corners of the internet. >> there are threads on 8 chan of white supremacists they're like trying to hunt down my address. high husband and i have been nervous. you know we

the symbol for the nazi party and worn by the german ss. o protests outside of the tattoo parlor and at the second protest things got pretty heated. there were a few moments that definitely could have escalated into violence and it was these guys who shut it down. >> wow. >> so much about what we're trying to do is build a coalition and inspire people to take action and so we need to recognize that everyone has different tactics. they're not all going to be our we need to all link our arms and agree we have a common enemy. >> i have a question. you have a wedding ring. do you have any kids? >> i have a baby. >> a baby. how old is the baby? >> 14 months. he just started walking. >> you're a new mom. you're married and have a job. you don't look like a nazi fighter. if i were to look at a nazi fighter, i would see a man or a woman in fatigues. >> i imagine you're familiar with 4 chan and 8 chan. >> they are friends conspiracy groups that can post anonymously without censorship. >> there's threads on 8 chan on white supremacists are trying to h

or aligned with it but we don't know if they were party members who were denying nazi crimes. by the public prosecutor's office is continuing but these people even deny the existence of the gas chambers. provocations like these are only part of the a if these tactics for example in a state of bottom the party has tried to reduce public funding for memorials there is no majority support for such measures but some fear that public opinion may change. if pieces germany's nazi past should be seen in a wider context. we also want to focus on the positive aspects of german history because we think every nation needs positive points to identify with its. what. stressing the favorable aspects of german history is pulling the wool over people's eyes i think it's wrong and downright dangerous we have done important work over decades taking a critical look at our own history. our political conflicts that could affect the future of germany's public memorials. too and i didn't make the tour here about 250 fishermen and 10 times as many snakes they shouldn't be disturbed why. knows that ver

or aligned with it but we don't know if they were party members who were denying nazi crimes. investigation by the public prosecutor's office is continuing but these people even deny the existence of the gas chambers. provocations like these are only part of the a if these tactics for example in the state of bottom the party has tried to reduce public funding for memorials there is no majority support for such measures but some fear the public opinion may change. the f.t.c. says germany's nazi past should be seen in a wider context. we also want to focus on the positive aspects of german history because we think every nation needs positive points to identify with its yong's. what. stressing the favorable aspects of german history is pulling the wool over people's eyes i think it's wrong and downright dangerous we have done important work over decades taking a critical look at our own history and. our political conflicts that could affect the future of germany's public memorials. journey goes to uganda too and i didn't make the toria about 250 fishermen and 10 times as many sna

department of homeland security was form theed because we always had terror groups, ku klux klan, nazi partyweather underground, animal rights lag and in the 1970s, we had more than 65 nypd cops killed in the line of duty. there has always been a form of domestic terrorism. this department of homeland security was formed at probably the greatest and largest reorganization of government in the history, because of the magnitude of the attack on 9/11. and because we saw that we were in the 15 months that i was chairman, that must have taken six, search, eight months alone to get that done. not only did we have to fight off industry, would he had to fight off the other committees in the congress who were trying to restrict our jurisdiction. and that was implemented after a long, tough fight. the same with port security. the same with airline security. the same with rail and mass security. this was a new phenomenon in our community and we were dos all we could to address it. we were setting up a system of grants to make sure that the funding was set to the cities and the states and local governme

immigration plan alexander thank you here in germany a small radical far right party has been staging marches that evoke the country's nazi past cold the roots of a group the 3rd way they're fielding here that it's the european parliamentary elections next week w reporter ruth crones there has been 2 are telling where the extremist group has found followers despite calls for the party to be bigger. this is plowman in eastern germany and the office of the political party due to vehicle or 3rd path. they sell secondhand clothing here for germans the party cast itself as being a party of the people the german people the party also shares information here on its program it wants to see the german borders shift back to where they were before the 2nd world war and cut right through the middle of poland they said german women should have more children and immigration should be stopped. deal germany is a place where politicians have the final say and they always have germans we support closing the borders and we believe this foreign infiltration cannot continue. again and again the 3rd path has marched through plow and most recen

department of homeland security was form theed because we always had terror groups, ku klux klan, nazi party, weather underground, animal rights lag and in the 1970s, we had more than 65 nypd cops killed in the line of duty. there has always been a form of domestic terrorism. this department of homeland security was formed at probably the greatest and largest reorganization of government in the history, because of the magnitude of the attack on 9/11. and because we saw that we were unprepared, and that we had to bring departments together, and this was the first time we had threats that were being directed from overseas with supporters here in this country and that was the reason. that was again, that was 3,000 killed. there is no domestic terror attack that i know that comes close to 3,000 people being kid. we have to worry about issues like chem cam plant security i'm not aware of domestic terror groups going after chemical plants. in the 15 months that i was chairman, that must have taken six, search, eight months alone to get that done. not only did we have to fight off industry, would h

decided he had to acknowledge that the leaders didn't really hold at risk on their party that still has some neo nazis still some of his images of people hating immigrants and. so a lot of things happened in those 15 months they approached together because he had to cover something in the one or the other way and he didn't want to do this any longer and every set out. and let's go to new elections. and in the meantime thousands of people were on the streets in vienna today protesting is this what they wanted what were their demands. that eman was exactly this you will actually let's clarify who is responsible in the government and who is really taking the aim of response ability into a split ticket position against reelection. the president of the country. and said in the evening this is dr austria what we have seen in the video yesterday night we are ashamed of what we are seeing we want to believe that the hellmouth republic which are trustworthy which into your and which the draw they are elected to do and obviously it also doubts about what security and ready. to end your uncle dana's had done. wh

clearly is sort of neo nazi connections off to freedom party and in the us repressed it was just onescandal after the other every few weeks courts had just looked away all the time and pretended that there was nothing to see and he needs to now to take a step away from that if he wants to survive politically we all expect he's going to do that very shortly but for him the choices are quite clear if you carries on was the freedom party then the election for him the elections for him in fall could be relatively dire and how do you think these developments are going to play out in the european elections on sunday barbara. supposedly the voters of the freedom party they will be reduced to their core of votes but they will stir still turn out so they will still have some seats in european parliament but the political inroads they could they could make it during the last 2 or 3 years into conservative territory that will probably be lost so they will very likely receive beaching and it's not quite clear yet whether the opposition parties all whether the conservatives themselves can profit

nazis. in 19011 of them new book founded svoboda an openly radical nationalist party preaching the good old principles of bondage era. if you just. heard crain from the jews in russia ukraine for ukrainians and so on his statements got him 5th place in the simon visa center top 10 anti semitic world leader rankings of 2012. but also sadly attracted numerous follow ups. dimitri are founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in 1904. in april 2013 became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party who died. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. laundry paro be would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. and the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. with. the world drastically changed in august 1991 when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one of them in modern history it was the 1st time ukraine was truly independent and all on its own. the red flag came down over

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there is a far right party focussing on neo-nazi, they traffic in extreme nationalism, so the chancellorincipled stance. he thought he could work with the far right and take them into government and moderate them. it turned out not to be the case. so he made the gamble he's going to call for new elections and hoping for a new mandate for conservatives but not far right. >>> great to have both of you on this breaking news, the elections happening right now. i know you have to get back and look at a million points of data. we appreciate you taking time out from brussels. thank you both and have a good weekend. >>> up next for you, trump and treason, the president facing big backlash for his misuse of the word. isuse of the word is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. [son loudly clears throat] [mom and dad laugh] bounty, the quicker picker upper. now with new prints featuring characters from disney/pixar's toy story 4 in theaters june 21. i didn't have to call 911. and i d