a nazi salute? oh, never mind. and does the history channel look like a certain president who may or may not have been born in hawaii? i am told this is a normal investigation and not a special one. and finally, what is the republican national committee's prescription for what ales the gop? hopefully percocet. >> thank you, andy. >> did you survive st. patrick's day? >> i did. i only worked a three-hour shift. >> that's not bad. >> all i had to do was show up at the bar and sit on the stool, and that's it. >> i would think the walk home has to be the worst part. >> people are always patting me on the head. >> although you kind of like that. >> i do like. it but you know what, -- i do like it, but it gets weird after awhile. i feel like an object. >> all right. >> all right. >> i don't care to talk about this. >> let's welcome our guest. she knows emerging markets like i know sleeping at targets. i hide in the junior section. it is the best section by the way. i am here with fox business network stocked for, liz mcd

of nazi veterans and supporters both young and old march through the capital riga causing discussed among locals and tourists witnessing the fascist flashback on top stories this. international news and comment live from a studio here in moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day. the u.s. military has denied reports of a mass hunger strike at guantanamo bay lawyers for more than one hundred detainees claim their clients have gone without food for over a month the captives most of whom were cleared for release years ago reportedly began the protest off to prison guards desecrated the qur'an it's gone to the most spokesman captain robert duran denied the claims admitting only that the number of detainees refusing all food has risen to fourteen he added that some of being force fed one is in hospital alone for the inmates told r.t. that reality has been twisted by the authorities there to downplay the crisis how they are finding hunger strikers that is the one clear i think that want to know is being very careful in the way that they're they're denying these claims they're saying t

veterans who fought alongside german nazis during world war two have held their annual march through the capital with the mood traditionally intense there are a number of arrests after the leader of a local anti fascist group was beaten up the parade's distinct nationalist tone and clear nazi references also outside latvia alexy was there. one gun silas was born in a prison in franco's fascists he and his parents were repressed by that regime so he was hurt when he learned that waffen s.s. veterans marched through the streets of lobbyist capital riga. all of europe fought so hard to eradicate fashion in spain. where it was one state ideology you would now never see even if the station which glorify now it's considered shameful what happens here in riga is totally incredible and outrageous. marches by former lothian s.s. legionnaires in riga are nothing out of the ordinary since lottie became independent they've been held every year the man who once fought on the side of nazi germany are seen as freedom fighters by some here a view which divides society in this post soviet state for m

since lotty became independent they've been held every year the men who once fought on the side of nazi germany are seen as freedom fighters by some here a view which divides society in this state for many years this march had been forbidden by the cities of the forty's a court decision that overturned it and the market still took place this year the high court decided to strike first even before the mayor had to say the court said that the march must take place and force the mayor to apologize for all the yes he had been banning this march the masterminds of this march lot because nationalists say they want the younger generation to embrace their history and recognize their heroes. i'm especially proud to see so many young people today this is proof that we're living in a free country which had been under occupation for many years. but many in europe simply cannot understand what appreciation of freedom has to do with three year olds walking alongside former nazi troops specially given the here is a member of the e.u. which has no second opinion on fascism. as a member of the infamous

football players bond for life from playing for the national team after celebrating a goal with a nazi salute find out why he did it on our website this is our. china's new president has called for the great or nay silence of the tranny as a nation he made this statement during his maiden speech of the country concluded its once in a decade transfer of power to what is now the fifth generation of leaders c.c.t.v. correspondent told as they try and brings both challengers own heart. there used to be a superstitious belief almost in china about eight percent growth rate of the national g.d.p. for that little number has been slowed down to about seven point five percent it has to be a slow down number because china is doing this transition from a growth in quantity to a growth in quality many argue it is extremely important to do reform reform really has been the key word for the new generation of leaders coming into power recently mr lee could child who is the now the cut chinese premier he's been talking about reform is the largest dividend china can enjoy for its course for the progres

sixteenth and national holiday of the latvian army this day had nothing to do with our army but in nazi germany march sixteenth was called a day of heroes praising the army this speaks volumes to what our government does about this lot is anti-fascist have sent petitions to the european commission many times to help get these marches outlawed with no response so far putting pictures of nazi camps and lot to be where tens of thousands bearish then the nine hundred forty s. is yet another attempt to have their outrage recognized alexy russia fifty reporting from riga in law to be. and after the break will be taking a look into the secluded lives of a group of the neighbors who left last america to start everything i knew the children of this kids as just ahead stay with us here in our city. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story for you.

who fought alongside the nazi troops certainly this is creating lots of divide and a lot of concerns in a lot of the a we've spoken to several human rights activists from europe here on the site who've said that the a very sad to see that on the european continent in the european union which fought against the nazis and things like this still exist and they believe this to be nothing else but glorification of the horrible. things of the past the glorification of naziism this march is nothing out of the ordinary for happens every year amid protests and concerns by human rights activists all across europe but the biggest concern that they expressed to us when we talked to several of them was that the number of youths participating in this march is growing every year anti-fascist activists relate this to a rather tough economic branch which is experiencing at the moment the neo nazi and nationalist mood getting stronger in the country but we've seen with our own eyes little children aged from three to seven let's say walking together with the veterans the anti-fascist movement which had

>>host: also another book you have written about nazis and good neighbors? >> when the roosevelt administration was worried the german immigrant population living in america those spread across central and south america would rise up from berlin to take over their countries and open a third front. this was a concern widely shared in the security establishment in a joint army and navy planning board of the intelligence agencies that were concerned. in order to sort the possibility it was lost to history under which the fbi was dispatched. the problem is the people who did not speak german or spanish and did not know much about the country's so what did they do? they did what many of us would do, you get your expense account and offer money for information you go to the chief of police and say where are the nazis? that system was riddled with corruption wear a button american dictators realized if you want the nazis this fellow is take him away. i can take his land and returned 4,000 people of german origin and put them in the campaign in texas. what i discove

they didn't drop behind the enemy lines and said the nazi officers wrote in the dark. they were desk jockeys. they were the traditional kind of intelligence officers rather than front line operatives. they were behind the scenes intelligence gatherers charged with the more pedestrian but extremely important in this case and very effective task of finding out intelligence on american politicians and officials and forwarding it back to their superiors in england. all of this was done throughout the war from 1940 to 1945, and it had a great influence not only on the course of america's involvement in the war but also in determining a post war policy in the formation of the cia, or it was the oss that became the cia. it's important to remember what happened in this case. many people said why didn't we have our allies' spying on us, why did the british need to spy on us? most forget that in 1940 when churchill's and stevenson over here to start building up a secret network the war was extremely unpopular in america putative was still called the european conflict in the amer

and the latin capital riga plays host in our annual march by over a thousand nazi that trans who served in the s.s. sparking outrage both inside the country and abroad. and you saw russia and around the world this is the with me hugo chavez hello and a very well welcome to the program in the u.s. military has denied claims prisoners have gone tunnel bay detention center are engaged in a mass hunger strike that's despite the laws of more than one hundred detainees claim their clients have gone without food for more than a month and it's been reported that the inmates most of whom were cleared from release years ago began starving themselves after prison guards desecrated their korans guantanamo spokesman captain robert durand deny the allegations saying only that the number of detainees refusing all food has risen to fourteen and according to do around some of this strike is are being force fed and one has ended up in hospital a lawyer for the inmates told r.t. the authorities denials cannot be trusted as they only want to downplay the crisis care. they are defining hunger strikers that

on the long term capital riga plays host to an annual march by over a thousand nazi veterans who served in the s.s. sparking outrage both inside the country and abroad. you saw russia and around the world this is the with me hello and welcome to the program. now the u.s. military has denied claims prisoners at guantanamo bay detention center engaged in a mosque hunger strike that's despite the laws of more than one hundred detainees claim that clients have gone without food for more than a month and it's been reported that the inmates most of whom were cleared for release years ago began stopping themselves up to prison guards desecrated the cohens so i've gone time a spokesman capital captain of all but a drone denied the allegations saying only that the number of detainees refusing all food has risen to fourteen and according to durant some of the strikers are being force fed and one has ended up in hospital with inmates told the authorities denials cannot be trusted as they are only want to downplay the crisis. how they are defining hunger strikers that it is also one clear i think t

army but in nazi germany march sixteenth it was called a day of heroes praising the army this speaks volumes to what our government does about this lot is anti-fascist have sent petitions to the european commission many times to help get these marches outlawed with no response so far putting pictures of nazi camps and lot to be where tens of thousands bearish then the nine hundred forty s. is yet another attempt to have their outrage recognized. reporting from riga in law to be. and right after the break we'll be taking a look into the secluded lines of a group of old believe is the last latin america to start everything i knew him russia the children of the schism is just ahead to stay with us. choose your language. call it we can without any financial literacy still some. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact your life choose b. access to.

start by presidents and offering money for information and they were at the nazis? that open up a system riddled with corruption for latin american dictators realized this german who owns a farm is a nazi. take them away. 4000 people of german origin put them in a candid texas as suspect the nazis. producing commanders started writing saying who are you sending us? i found 80 jewish who had fled germany, were picked up because someone's heard them speaking german them up in a can. some of them knew it was late to the behind barbed wire. it is a case that in some ways is a precursor to the guantÁnamo is in. that is the use of bounty hunters on local sources that do not teach and to run the people as terrorists who were then locked up in a system deliberately placed outside a judicial review and only as the years pass to realize because some of the wrong people using our resources. >> host: back to your most current book, rethinking anti-americanism, and be sensitive to the church of anti-american as? to the kerry said people? gusto americans seem to have a record of

a guest or of reconciliation, after he had been hounded out of germany by the nazis --

and the latin capital riga plays host in our annual march by over a thousand nazi that trans who served in the s.s. sparking outrage both inside the country and abroad.

and he spoke out against the nazis. in fact, when they put a price on his head and people threatened to kill him and he was in belgium and being protected by the queen of belgium, who was a friend of his, strangely enough, and who secretly -- she had detectives guard him, when his wife begged him to stop talking out against the nazis, to keep quiet, his life was in danger, he refused to keep quiet. he said, "i wouldn't be einstein if i kept quiet." he was a very, physically, a very courageous man, as well as morally. c-span: what do you think his reaction would be if he came back today and saw that a lot of the papers coming out of the soviet union show that some of the people he was defending were actually communists? >> guest: who, for example? c-span: the rosenbergs or the whittaker chambers story of alger hiss and some of those. >> guest: he wasn't defending alger hiss; i don't think he got involved with alger hiss. and he didn't deny that the rosenbergs may have been spies, and he wouldn't have approved of their be

we the soccer federation says the salute by the player is an insult to all victims of nazi germany. the soccer player says he had no idea what the salute meant and no feels terrible and he added that he is not a fascist or nazi sympathizer. >> happening today, president obama is set to name a new secretary of labor. multiple media reports say that thomas perez from the justice department will be the president's nominee. he has strong support from latino and labor groups but he could run into problems from republicans at the confirmation hearing. some in the going believe his tenure at the justice department was influenced too much by political ideology. >> also from washington, dc, this morning, top republicans are reacting to the news that ohio republican senate portman now supports same-sex marriage. port map made the announcement you may recall on friday, saying he had a change of heart because his son is gay. >> on this week with george stephanopolis, speaker boehner said he is still opposed to same-sex marriage. >> i believe that maker is -- marriage is the union of one man and

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kind of a subversion from within the united states, aided and abetted by the nazis. it is greatly overgrown, but the climate at the time is not unlike that after 9/11 the united states back in 2001. the united states and roosevelt used breckenridge on his instrument to restrict down to a trickle refugees coming into the united states. he was clearly anti-cinematic. ultimately he does get discredited and was forced out, but not before he shut down immigration to the united states. >> host: professor allan lichtman, what did the group america first, what was there involvement in jewish immigration to the united states? >> guest: they were not primarily to learn. and america was formed during the war to prevent america from getting involved. even if britain was about to go down to fall to germany, they said america should not get involved in this war under any circumstances. their absolute isolationists. their famous spokesperson was none other than the great american hero, charles lindbergh , the man who flew solo across the atlantic. in 1941, he gave a controversial s

. >>> y el saludo nazi despuÉs de un gol le sale caro a un . >>> la policÍa de turquia arrestÓ a a uniudad el asesino fue identificado como... quiÉn era prÓfugo de la justicia tes que el cadÁver de la madre de los dos hijos fue encontrado el pasado doce de febrero. >>> y sierra de 33 aÑos muriÓ a causa de un golpee en la cabeza. >>> y dos juegodores del fÚtbol americano de una escuela declarados culpable de de violar aÚn muchacha abrÍa fueron condenados a una condena mÍnima, hoy fue el Último dÍa de jucio que y amo poso lloraron tras fallo. >>> vamos con los detalles de esto. >>> y pidiendo perdÓn por el compartimiento, el hombre de 16 aÑo rompiÓ en llanto en la corte steenld que mo tenÍa intenciones de hacer lo que que hizo. >>> y el de 17 aÑos tambiÉn se stul para otra. >>> el emotivo momento sucio tÍo tras darse a conocer el fallo de un juez que los declarÓ culpables por haber violado a una joven de 16 aÑos que estaba abrÍa. >>> le dije que pusiera toda su confianza en dios y que vacuidadarlo le dije que lo amo y que sea fuerte eso dijo el padre de uno de los jÓvenes. >>> y fue sen

through the movie casablanca to the nazis and pointed not the first time he's tried to point them outnazis, and i'm waiting for someone to denounce mathews for doing this. >> kelly: i see you actually nodding in agreement? could that be? >> i think that president obama bears a lot of responsibility for this. i mean, he is the chesire cat who disappears when he you need him. and what you're hearing from left wing people and xh commenttators who feels strongly about gun issues, where has he been-- >> and out after million people, 151 blacks are killed. 15 whites. juan williams, who has been a guest on this program also wrote about the race issue, saying talking about race in the context of guns would also mean taking on a subject that can't be addressed bypassing a law. the family breakdown issues that leave too many minority children to find social status and power in guns. is he right? will the media note? >> he's right, but the media won't talk about that. rand paul was 100% correct in his analysis, you can be somebody who wants to end gun vials and support gun control like i do and

march sixteenth a national holiday of the latvian army this day had nothing to do with our army but in nazi germany march sixteenth it was called a day of heroes praising the army this speaks volumes to what our government does about this lot is anti-fascist have sent petitions to the european commission many times to help get these marches outlawed with no response so far putting pictures of nazi camps and lot to be where tens of thousands bearish then the nine hundred forty s. is yet another attempt to have their outrage recognized alexy rush of ski reporting from riga in la to be. you've been watching the weekly here and i'll tell you about when the news team with morphine whole phenomenon i mean time off to the break and insight into the syrian conflict continues bringing you the personal experiences and recollections of journalists who spent several months in the war torn states. the month before the oscars and what annoys you what their predictions and the month after everyone complains about the results but what isn't being talked about much is the few hundred people who gathered to

and they chines and over the court's handling of media interest in a neo-nazi murder trial next month. turkish journalists are not among those with a guaranteed access. >> the government is very well aware of a high-level interest in this case in the turkish media. it is logical, given that most victims had turkish roots. we can only hope for a sensitive reaction to that media interest. >> the 50 seats in the munich court room reserved for journalists covering the trial were awarded on a first-, , first-serve basis. none went to turkish organizations, even though eight of the 10 victims of the new nazi killings were of turkish descent. later in the week, the court -- the court permitted some outlets to voluntarily give up seats for turkish colleagues. it is due to get underway on april 17. earthquakenitude jolted taiwan. one person was killed, others injured, and not everyone managed to rush out doors when the ground started shaking. >> i was so scared. nobody else was at home. i could not run because i was so scared that my legs started trembling. >> the damage was mostly limited to

in a country still processing its nazi past, the case has sent shockwaves through the nation and generated a huge media interest. germany is still voicing his belief that the court room only has very few seats available for reporters, and they have all been allocated. >> we from the german federation of journalists think it is outrageous that only 50 journalists will have access to the court room. it is also particularly problematic that no members of the turkish or international media -- well, very few -- have gained entry. this does not show the german judiciary in a good light. >> the defendants are charged with 10 racially motivated murders. they are thought to be part of a terror cell that called itself the national socialist underground. eight of the victims had turkish roots. turkish media have been reporting on the story in detail over recent months, but not a single turkish reporter has been given access to the courtroom during the trial. >> it would have been good for the credibility of the court to create transparency in the way to a committee represent the victims. it is import

s the foreign office blocked the move saying the fight against nazi germany happened too long ago for the men to be recognised effectively leaving some veterans to die without recognition for their service and the thanks they deserved i think it's disgraceful absolutely disgraceful that the we were not the commode humans and the austro humans are those that ruined the american. dollar though been a war movie except one of us normally already knew the russians he was insulting to us. so this arctic star is a. little. soft. if you're. not with the pride that i would. the russians. for those who braved the arctic waters and served their country all those years ago it's a day of celebration shaking hands with the prime minister followed by a reception on the h.m.s. belfast with their arctic stars in tow but for many it's a celebration that's left a bitter aftertaste for the owner that's come too late for those who could still wear at. r.t. london i'll be back with more news for you in about thirty minutes time and next though we will take a look at everyday life in iraq a decade after u.s

in a country still processing its nazi past, the case has sent shockwaves through the nation and generated a huge media interest. germany is still voicing his belief that the court room only has very few seats available for reporters, and they have all been allocated. >> we from the german federation of journalists think it is outrageous that only 50 journalists will have access to the court room. it is also particularly problematic that no members of the turkish or international media -- well, very few -- have gained entry. this does not show the german judiciary in a good light. >> the defendants are charged with 10 racially motivated murders. they are thought to be part of a terror cell that called itself the national socialist underground. eight of the victims had turkish roots. turkish media have been reporting on the story in detail over recent months, but not a single turkish reporter has been given access to the courtroom during the trial. >> it would have been good for the credibility of the court to create transparency in the way to a committee represent the victims. it is import

my definite joyous here a nazi you're welcome thank you for having me we now speak almost exactly on the tenth anniversary of us invasion to iraq i know you were arrested for vandalism not to use a painted the attic a symbol on one of the governmental buildings protesting against the war and economic inequality as you then said so do you think these two us as main problems at this point we can't maintain ourselves you know the united states has military bases in one hundred twenty five hundred thirty countries right now worldwide. and it's really you know it's not about you know government and it's not about military it's about keeping the spread of capitalism is about keeping the spread of of american democracy which smeaton's our corporations go and exploit you know as many people as we can they keep talking about you know so many people are getting out of poverty but in fact the statistics show that the gap between the richest and the poorest has never been worse than it is now even in the feudal age so what we're doing right now besides a store environment is not good for the peo

s the foreign office blocked the move saying the fight against nazi germany happened too long ago for the men to be recognized effectively leaving some veterans to die without recognition for their service and the thanks they deserved i think it's disgraceful absolutely disgraceful that. we would know the commode rooms. are those that. voted though being a war movie served one of us normally the russians he was with us. this arctic star is. a little bit of. a soft. you know. not with the pride that i would. the russians. for those who braved the arctic waters and served their country all those years ago it's a day of celebration shaking hands with the prime minister followed by a reception on the h.m.s. belfast with their arctic stars in tow but for many it's a celebration that's left a bitter aftertaste for the owner that's come too late for those who could still wear at. r.t. london. by head to the mall on president obama's a visit to his a key ally israel in every mountains of breaking of the set do stay with us. download the official application so choose your language stream qual

s the foreign office blocked the move saying the fight against nazi germany happened too long ago for the men to be recognised effectively leaving some veterans to die without recognition for their service and the thanks state as i think it's disgraceful absolutely disgraceful that the we would not become a doom's i mean all stroy humans are those that the american. though been awarded it motivates that one of us normally to the russians it was to us. so this arctic star is. a little bit of. software in it. you know. not with the pride that i would add on. the russians. for those who braved the arctic waters and served their country all those years ago it's a day of celebration shaking hands with the prime minister followed by a reception on the h.m.s. belfast with that arctic stars in tow but for many it's a celebration that's left a bitter aftertaste for the owner that's come too late for those who could still wear it. london. coming up after a quick break the tough financial choices facing cyprus are up for discussion in the current. wealthy british style it's a time to explain the

neo nazi demonstrators and the anti fascism have faced off in munich a left wing supporters gathered to come to a rally by the extreme right i guess the upcoming trial of the nationalists socialist underground group its members with a series of immigrants murders and bombing that targeted a turkish shopping area a fashion is considered terrorist one german company. those opposed to all those d.-day drones are flying in the american skies in a few minutes an hour to local governments are fighting federal initiatives allow unmanned flying patrols over the land of the sea but i too late so we'll find out lots. more bombings they kill nineteen people in iraq on flight day we also know why six hereon tensions surging in the country desperately trying to get its security in shape. plans to create a model for cyber warfare have been put on hold by new defense secretary chuck hagel but should have been put on hold i mean hackers a drone operators do play a real important role in modern militaries and there are already u.s. military medals for things that don't involve people shooting at you