we're talking about taking benefits from nazis. >> nazis? these are brave servicemen not nazis. i won't you have slander men like-- like gruppenfuhrer helmut wolfenstein. that does sound german or ss reichkommadant clause von teufel-- yeah, these guys are nazis. totally get what you are saying. we were giving social security to nazis? that's [bleep]. >> yes t is blooep wlooep jordan, that is, that is. >> whoa, i planned to read like an inspiring homily about persecution. doesn't really work if it make it about nazis. >> jon: no t doesn't, but please, indulge us. -- please, read your homily, jordan. >> first they came for the naz nazis, and i did not speak out because i was not a nazi. >> jon: yeah, it doesn't really work with nazi, does. >> okay, then they came for-- what is worse than nazi? nazi zombies and-- seriously, we were giving them social security. >> jon: thank you very much, jordan klepper, everybody. jordan klepper, everybody. (cheers and applause) vo: the lenovo yoga 2-in-1. with 4 different modes, there's a new way to make this holiday one to remember. expert servi

if a former nazi left the u.s. on his own before a final order of removal was issued, the law allowed him to keep receiving his social security benefits. as the author of the nazi war crimes disclosure act of 1998, which opened up all the files of the c.i.a. on the nazis and what they were doing in america and in europe, i have been working on this issue for really decades. in 1991, i co-wrote a bill to close this loophole by creating a new legal process to terminate benefits. earlier this year i wrote the social security administration seeking more information on former nazis who continue to receive social security benefits. they will be issuing a report to me and others on exactly how much money is involved. and after an investigative report by the associated press revealed new details of nazis receiving social security benefits, i wrote to the i.g. of the justice department and have had meetings with them and social security administration to investigate exactly how this all occurred. i also worked with my colle

>> stephen: yes the no social security for nazis act. most popular bill to come out of congress since the no prek for the k2 global partners k. it's inspiring to see parties joining hands and declare one voice. get oust here nazis we're not giving you free money anymore, because apparently we have been cutting you checks for decades. also thanks for the entire space program. your rockets really landed on. the moon was london. there are details about our retirement program we don't know. such as the total number of nazis receiving social security benefits and the dollar amounts of the payment. our records weren't organized like the nazis were. i love this bill. no subject could bring republicans and democrats kogter. not crisis, war, famine. nazis, i have come down hard on you in the past. but you got congress to agree on something. we have only ten more shows left. i wouldn't want to give my enemies anything to take oust context and use against me but thank you nazis. [ applause ] okay. now you're on your honor not to use that people who

college professor comparing the tea party to the nazi party.t's coming up. >>> this a fox news alert. severe storms hitsing from coast-to-coast. first a nor'easter slamming the east coast, and now west coast bracing for its worst storm in five years. fox news chief meteorologist rick reismuth. >> extremely big storms on the west coast, california dealing with the worst drought we've ever seen. we desperately need the rain. but in the long term this is good news. in the short term it's going to be a really rough number of days. we're going see some areas maybe this week see over 15 inches of rain. that means flooding concerns. this is going to be an incredibly windy storm. expect to see a lot of power outages by the time this is done. the rain moves all the way through southern california. even in southern california we'll see maybe 3 to 4 inch rainfall totals. good news again in the long term, but in the short term all these areas looking at the flooding threat that goes across much of northern california. and then it's going to turn to be a ve

the nazi party is willing to sacrifice every building and every soul in germany to stave off defeat. men and material had been hoarded for days of counterattack. under cloudy skies and close-hanging ground mists that the aerial observation were very much alive german army joined its forces in the farthest isle to strike one blow at american army. new divisions were brought up undercover of fog, darkness and forest. rockets were unleashed against our front. in one day the enemy smashed through the defenses of the 1st army on a 45-mile front and was fighting deep into lumentxembourg and belgium. in 24 hours the initiative changed hands and the german arm who put the wordabudy blitzkrieg into lexicon. they prevented us from using the air weapon. the weapon in which we decisively outweigh them. this film is being shown for the first time. it was captured from a german cameraman. he had taken it so the german home front might gloat over the attack. in august it was german convoys that were caught like this along the french roads. now it was our convoys, ruined and burning where they'd bee

carson, to nazi germany, the slaughter of 6 million jews by the nazis, the devastation that erupted in europe and around the world to the united states of america, i want you to reflect on what that potentially means. >> well, again, you are just focusing on the words nazi germany and completely missing the point of what else is being said. and that's the problem right now. that's what p.c.-ism is all about. you may not say this word, regardless of what your point is because if you say that word, i go into a tizzy. we can do better than that. when i was a child and when you were a child, they used to say sticks and stones break my bones, words will never hurt me. whatever happened to that? we need to get to the point where we can look beyond the word and look for the meaning and understand that, in fact, our country is changing, that in fact there are people here who feel threatened. yes, there are people who are intimidated by what's going on. this has never been the intention for america. and unless we're willing to face it, we're not going to conquer it. >> we have more questions fo

and the nazis now instruct their disciples in terms such as these.trive by any means to conquer the world. any methods are permissible. lie, betray, kill. kill and kill again. kill the slobs, the russians, the poles, the czechs. don't stop, whether you have an old man, a woman, a girl, or boy. kill. we want to create our great german empire. we must exterminate everybody who stands against us. the liberty of the whole earth depends on the outcome of this contest. americans have always guarded liberty. the seed took root in boston. in that city is the granary burial ground, 1660. within this grounds are buried the victims of the boston massacre, march 5th, 1770. the first to die in the boston massacre was christmas adams. the longest freedoms calls the wise contend, dear to all the country, shall your fame extend, while to the world, the letters stone shall tell, whered a docks, gray, and maddock fell. he shot the fire heard round the world on bunker hill june 17th 1775, gun belong to peter salem, a colored man who carrieded it conquered and with it s

the nazi party may be gone, but nazi thinking, nazi training, and nazi trickery remain.n lust for conquest is not dead. it's merely gone undercover. somewhere in this germany are the ss guards, the gestapo gangsters. out of uniform, you won't know them, but they'll know you. somewhere in this germany are stormtroopers by the thousands. out of sight, part of the mob, but still watching you and hating you. somewhere in this germany, there are 2 million ex-nazi officials. out of power, but still in there. and thinking. thinking about next time. remember that only yesterday, every business, every profession was part of hitler's system. the doctors. technicians. clockmakers. postmen. farmers. housekeepers. toymakers. barbers. cooks. dock workers. practically every german was part of the nazi network. guard particularly against this group. these are the most dangerous german youth. children when the nazi party came into power. they know no other system than the one that poisoned their minds. they are soaped in it. trained to win by cheating. trained to pick on the weak. they'v

not if they don't look like neo-nazis or fit the image of the classical meow nazis, i think it's a right wing movement. but i would like to add one more point, i they with you should, me included, be careful talking about the people that remind us of the fact even if it's 15,000 and even if the number is growing, we had 1 million demonstrating against missiles in the beginning of the '80's and nobody was of the opinion society is changing radically and drastically. it's still a very, very small minority of the people, even of this new party. were elections tomorrow, even if this new party were elected, they would get something like 6%, which means 94% would not vote for them. i think that's also important to say. >> we know there are sympathies of all parties, i would say, with this movement. this is a danger. don't count the people on the street. i don't think this is very important. much more important is the background, hidden background. there's a famous book -- >> berlin politician who wrote a book basically expressing very anti-immigrants. >> i would say a lot of people have over s

in poland, remembering the past with nazi death cap survivors -- death camp survivors.nd in ireland, illusion becomes reality. first, to the difficult issue up migrants trying to cross the mediterranean to get to europe. this year alone, more than three thousand people have died trying to make that journey. more than 150,000 arrived by sea this year, double last year's figure. until now, the navy has rescued many migrants suddenly in trouble out at sea, but the mission has ended and has been replaced by a new eu operation called triton, which is smaller and only supposed to guard europe's border rather than rescue migrants. there are now fears that the deadliest year yet in the mediterranean is about to get much worse. >> in the autumn, the weather often makes it difficult to reach the ship, but today, the waves have called down quickly after the storm -- the waves have calmed down quickly after the storm. from on board the boat, we can get a closer look at operation triton. its primary mission is to secure europe's maritime borders, but what happens to migrants whose m

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of the nazi front organization. on march 12th, he arrived with a vegetable cooked on the argentina who sent messages through a mail drop in brazil and spoke of the owner of a little casino on his block of these 85st street which turned out to be the run in the point for another ring of spies. blasts by to visit the office was fritz duquesne he stayed for three hours on june 25th, 1941, three days after nazis took germany, launched its massive surprise land and air invasion of the soviet union, pushing the u.s. ever closer to war and on saturday, june 25th, and sunday, june 29, 1941, 250 fbi agents swooped in and arrested 33 nazi spies, the largest apprehension of foreign espionage agents in the history of the united states, 250 fbi agents, 1,000 fbi agents at this point in fbi history so this is as large as they were going to go at this point. in the six week trial in fall of 1941, william sebold was finally able to tell the truth, the defendants and their lawyers portrayed him as a fearsome nazi the goers' them int

that horse has left the barn, and very few people will actually interpret nauseous as meaning causing nazi of. indeed, the dictionaries now reflect that. pdus nauseous in the so-called correct sense evil confusion readers. i liken it to be sketched in monty python's flying circus and which someone is arrested for selling a hungarian english phrase book to translate, can you show me the way to the train station, as will you fondle my buttocks? [laughter] if you had a dictionary that were to define nauseous, only as causing nausea, it would be abuse with a hungarian phrasebook. that's why dictionary to update themselves and, other than trusting your ear, consulting diction is the best way to make such judgments. >> just a couple more questions. who has had their hand up for the longest? [laughter] several. okay, that gentleman there. >> you say it depends on who you're writing for. shouldn't it be whom you are writing for? [laughter] >> it would be, i have a whole section on who versus whom, and whom it is kind circling the drain in english. there are many circumstances in which houma, even

the nazi columns contained and thrown back by men who had flung themselves into the breach.ned. the cost had been great. and there were no guarantees being issued on engraved paper on the western front that the time of counterattacks was over. nor, despite the great victories in the pacific were there guarantees being issued that there would be no counterattacks against the many islands we'd won back from the japs. in the general uncertainty of war, one fact remains certain. the enemy is always dangerous. the enemy always wants to kill americans. the enemy does not slack off. is the news good from russia? remember the lesson of december. as another japanese admiral died, remember the ardennes forest. does it look as though finally we can take it easy? remember those 78,000 americans lost in the christmas holidays. the men on the line pay for counterattacks in dead wounded and missing. how do you intend to pay? what were you doing the week the german army came back to belgium? what are you doing this week? what will you be doing next week? ♪ >>> you've sh watching a special p

, nazi collaborators in jaw-dropping detail. the knowledge by the cia and other intelligence agencies that they were dealing with known nazi figures, but were using them as spies anyway. >> host: did you ever have the chance to actually talk or interview some of the nazis? >> guest: i did. there's one guy who still is living up in queens. i spoke to him a couple of months ago. he was a concentration camp guard. the united states is still trying to can kick him out of the country, waiting for a country that will take him back. yeah, there are relatively few who are still alive in the u.s. there are probably a hundred or two hundred in europe and in germany. the ones who are still alive are, you know, in their late 80s, early 90s. the more senior guys in the nazi regime have died already because they were already in their 30s or 40s at the end of the war, and they've died, you know, within the last 20 years. >> host: if you would like to see eric lichtblau talk in a longer segment about "the nazis next door," go to booktv.org and

la bandera nazi. que estar preso o en un psiquiatrico. ningÚn quiere que ande por la calle. >> un dÍa la pequeÑa fernanda regresÓ de una visita con su papÁ con varias cruces en el cuerpo. >> se me puso la piel de gallina. no sabÍa lo que era hasta ese momento. se me paralon los pelos como te digo. no podÍa creer. digo quÉ es esto' quÉ es esto' me a dice el padre la pinta. cÓmo la pinta. >> sÍ, porque es así. me enterÉ de la otra parte de este seÑor. >> ante las declaraciones nos comunicamos con dÍaz y su representante legal. se negaron a darnos una entrevista, pero rechazaron de plano las acusaciones presentadas ante la justicia >> lo cierto es que leer los documentos presentados en la corte sorprende por reportes y detalles. >> luego de varios episodios como este fue interada por ataque de asma desde ese momento se hizo 12 denuncias en contra de dÍaz por denuncia y protesta. la niÑa dio testimonio >> papÁ me ataba me pintaba la cruz. me decÍa que era un juego. me la dibujÓ en la pierna y la espalda p

condemned to the nazi concentration camps auschwitz and dach call, and he lost his parents and sistern the holocaust. he was examined by the infamous doctor joseph mengele. he directed human experiments in auschwitz. >> i was with my mom and when i noticed where dr. mengele was doing the selection, i noticed how babies were taken from mother's arms and there was a tremendous commotion. >> today as the world watches a new horror unfold, he worries that nazi philosophy, that led to the killing of six million jews during the holocaust is similar to the beliefs of the islamic terrorists of isis, who like the nazis have executed the innocent and killed christians and others for their faith. >> the philosophy of course is very much the same. you know, this, gestapo behavior, they would love to kind of formulate that to, to send a message of, a frightening message. you become a ghost. eric: schwartz, now 84-year-old new yorker, dedicates his life to telling his story to students, hoping history will not be repeated. >> when these young students see a who caught survivor, it has a much greate

it is also being defended by the neo-nazi far right who regard it as being sacred site. so we said we both have weapons if anything kicks off. i didn't do the project. i just thought -- i know what shallow burials look like. i didn't want to be one of them. but, yes, there are big problems with the eastern front and it's probably getting worse. dry weather recently means that that lot of very wet sites are drying out. if you want to go on ebay and look up for sale german i.d. tags, they're available. if you buy one from them, you've ensured that that german soldier will remain missing, whatever his politics. by the way, even if you don't buy them, they'll still dig it up. certainly the purchase of nazi memorabilia is fueling that particularly grizzly business. >> here in the united states we have the civil war preservation trust which we attempt to protect the battlefields and especially where people have fallen. we regard those as sacred sites. now i've been all over belgium and done the visit. are there preservation efforts going on within -- particularly france and be

algo que no se le puede sacar, cada vez ququ nazis lo relaciona con su padre.fÁcil. >> el sujeto no puede acercarse a su mujer ni a su hija, sin embargo, al parecer la ha violado en varias >>durante los prÓximos dÍas festivos millones de personas viajan por la carretera. le presentamos imÁgenes de terribles accidentes que ocurren por falta de precauciÓn. >> como este conductor que por intentar esquivar un colchÓn termina siendo impactado por la parte trasera por una camioneta. evidentemente la persona que transportaba el pesado objeto no lo asegurÓ de manera apropiada, dando pie a semejante colisiÓn. lo mismo ocurriÓ cuando estas varas de madera terminaron incrustadas en un vehÍculo. la historia se repite, con mÁs colchones volando. y mÁs trozos de madera impactando a varios autos. cada aÑo estas negligencias producen unos 50.000 choques, cobrando la vida de cientos de personas. >> asÍ que si usted planea hacer un viaje por las carreteras tomen las precauciones necesarias de proteger la vida de su familia, la de Éste y otros. >> una escuela Única en san antonio

you see it in modern times, the political struggles in france under the third republic while the nazi threat is rising but the french politicians would almost rather befriend the nazis than each other. maybe there are lessons for modern day too. who knows. we have things going on right now like climate change that's, you know, ultimately a threat to the entire world, but people using it as a political football instead of, you know, you think everybody would get together this is something that could wipeout possibly the human race. i want today do an analog not specifically to the modern-day thing but as a general thing with the structure of the book. >> what's so different about your literary work is you started off with nine different sort of characters and point of view, and then you expanded that to 35. how do you do that? >> yeah. there are days that i wonder if i bit of more than i can chew where i sit around and telling myself did it really have to be seven kingdoms, why couldn't i have been five kingdoms that would have been a lot. having thrown the ball in the air i feel compe

algo que no se le puede sacar, cada vez que ve cosas nazis lo relaciona con su padre. fÁcil. >> el sujeto no puede acercarse a su mujer ni a su hija, sin embargo, al parecer la ha violado en varias s roberto. hola roberto. un anuncio en la televisión dijo que pudiera reducir mi deuda por 50 por ciento. me dijeron que deje de pagar mis cuentas, y que no hable con mis acreedores. ellos se encargarían de todo. yo les di miles de dólares, pero la mayoría se fue a sus honorarios. [narradora] salir de la deuda no es rápido ni fácil. hay personas que le dirán cualquier cosa sólo para ganar su confianza. hable con sus acreedores directamente o para encontrar una agencia sin fines de lucro cerca de usted, visite termine con su deuda punto org. >>durante los prÓximos dÍas festivos millones de personas viajan por la carretera. le presentamos imÁgenes de terribles accidentes que ocurren por falta de precauciÓn. >> como este conductor que por intentar esquivar un colchÓn termina siendo impactado por la parte trasera por una camioneta. evidentemente la persona que transportaba el pe

it's a point eloquently made by a noble laureate and survival of the nazi death camps.ry, he said, there is no culture. without memory, there would be no civilization. no society. no future. merry christmas. >>> well, the pentagon letting everyone know that the u.s. military is ready to protect santa this christmas revealing that it's taking every precaution to shore up norad and ensure the world 1.9 billion children get their presents. >> cyberdomain, they tell me that their anti-grinch firewall is up and monitoring for threats and they are confident that the agfw, antigrinch firewall can defeat any malicious attacks. they tell me they verify load bearing capacity for rooftops the reindeer will land on. calibrated to track santa and ships are standing by to conduct any lost present operations if necessary. >> norad are counting down the days, hours, minutes and seconds. got to make sure santa is protected. >> christmas night, go on noradsanta.org and you can track where santa is. you can see where he goes before he gets to your house. >> he is not going to your house.

. >>> they are stopping to provide social security to nazi criminals. that may sound obvious. such recipient a guard jacob denzinger that fled to the u.s. in 1989. he still gets 1500 a month living in croatia. they found that the justice department offered payments to nazis as incentives to leave the united states. that is an allegation that they deny. >>> the insurers should pay for circumcism it can lower cancer. >>> and much plagued wildlifes in california, it may be too much too fast. a highway has been shutdown because of mudslides. it takes half an hour to cause flooding on scorched soil. >> and a boy is representing the delaware valley. they wished ryan elkin to watch him on the hit game show. the seventh grader says that the experience was amazing. they were not surprised that she was chosen. >> it was fun, amazing, exciting and nerve-racking all at the same time. >> he reads all the time on youtube watching videos all the time. he is constantly learning. >> it was not a surprise to you. >> no not at all. >>> young ryan did well. he won with a jackpot of $17,100. you c

stories, the senate passed a bill yesterday which would end social security benefits for suspected nazi war criminals. this comes after a report by the associated press that several ex-nazis who have been deported were still getting money. the bill is headed for president obama's desk for signature. >>> it has been five years since the ft. hood shooting in texas. now the house passed legislation that would make the victims of the 2009 attack eligible for the purple heart. 13 people died in the shooting, more than 30 others were injured. >>> cleanup is under way at the jung until san jose, california, that's the nickname for what is likely the nation's largest homeless encampment. the last 18 months the city has been working with the homeless population to move everyone to shelters. >>> and time to get a bigger boat. a team competing in the volvo ocean race collided with a reef in the indian ocean last weekend. take a listen. the team had to abandon ship after the 65 foot boat slammed into the reef at nearly 22 miles per hour. the crew was picked up from a nearby deserted island on wedne

the beginning of that last stand of the nazi troops in germany. we want visitors to understand, what are we doing in north africa? well, the answer to that is, we had to save great britain and europe was the first priority for resources of a nation that didn't have much in the way of resources. so this is an exciting moment for the national world war ii museum in new orleans. and i think the nation is going to be as excited about this as next year's opening about a year from now when we open the road to tokyo which will carry through the whole pacific campaign in personal stories and help america remember the sacrifices and the courage of that greatest generation that went from nowhere totally unprepared to being the greatest, richest, freest most powerful country in the world by 1945. >> overall, the museum provides a dramatic experience and it's there in new orleans. it takes up a lot of land there. tell me about, if you could in about 30 seconds or so, just how the community there really embraced you and your efforts to get that museum up and r

but the people behind the demonstrations are nazis in pinstripes. they are woman extremists. many of the people go to these protests are ordinary people. -- they are well-known extremists. many of the people that go to these protests are ordinary people. >> while big knowledge that many germans are worried at the number of refugees entering the country, the interior minister insists germany remains a welcoming place. >> there are may be 10,000 marchers in dresden and much smaller crowds in some other places but there are tens of thousands who want to help refugees. >> for now, it is brutes like -- that are commanding the headlines. >> airspace over london has reopened after a computer failure forces closure for several hours friday causing chaos for passengers in britain and elsewhere. flights in and out of europe's biggest air hub have been affected. london's for bang other airports were hit by the shutdown. the air and cause was a technical problem. the computer glitch at the same center caused similar chaos last year. negotiators are trying to salvage a deal and a u.n. cli

here we are where the media and enemies agree, isolating -- >> if you envisioned the nazis doing thisthe khmer ruj doing this, you can imagine that. >> those groups you mentioned killed 8 million people. our cia water boarded roughly 40. not quite the size of our audience, but close. they did it to safe you. you got to love china, creator of the great leap forward that killed millions. so if you are in the military, what do you do when the people you protected for so long say so long? don't become a cop. >> so dana, since anderson made that statement, he tweeted that that's not what he did. he didn't mean to make it equivalent between what cia does and nazi germany and the kmeer ruj. >> sound bite and he says i even hate to say this and next morning, obviously i didn't mean what i said, but he actually -- obviously he was thinking through what he said, and he did say it and it shuts down conversation when you call someone a nazi. there's like nowhere to go from there. >> yet you still do it to me. >> eric, when your adversaries agree with your point of view, isn't it time to re-think

they're not all right-wing extremists or neo nazis. they're concerned mothers, but it's true that neo nazis and right-wing extremists target these demonstrations to pull people from the political center to the right. >> that's our biggest worry. we must not give way to extremists. patriotism is fine. nationalism is not. >> not in germany are used to scenes like this and it horrifies many. a debate which many say can no longer be ignored. jenny hill, bbc news. >> in russia, president vladimir putin is coming under increasing pressure as his country's economic situation worsens. the ruble has been plummeting in value. it hit a record new low against the dollar. the russian central bank hiked interest rates from 10.5% to 17%. some economists warn that the currency is now in free fall. from moscow, steve has the latest for us. >> at the winter market near the kremlin today, they weren't letting a currency crisis get in the way of christmas shopping. >> i'm not worried about it. it's just in our heads. just smile and be happy and everything

i mean, very much like nazi germany. supposed to say nazi germany, but i don't care about political correctness. you had a government using its tools to intimidate the population. >> provocative, doesn't care about political correctness, very conservative. has a lot of support out there in the grassroots. is he a serious contender for the nomination or just somebody, if he runs, campaign chairman the other night said they're pretty serious, he'll have an impact on the race. >> yeah he'll have an impact. i don't think he has much chance of winning. he's more of a rick santorum figure and kane without that outside street cred. >> when you travel to iowa, they're sick of the bush family. they're tired of the republican establishment and they're looking for an outsider. and they like someone who is blunt like carson, who has the intellectual background and the education that carson brings. award-winning neurosurgeon and someone with intellectual heft. they like that because they think it counters the base. >> you mentioned t

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every day, the brave british expected the nazis to invade. more than tanks and soldiers, it was the words of prime minister churchill that the british found most heartening. >> "we shall fight on the beaches. we shall fight on the landing grounds. we shall fight in the fields and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. >> that "never surrender" attitude gave the british the courage to fight on. throughout the war, churchill's speeches and radio broadcasts rallied a nation. >> let us therefore brace ourselves to our duties and so bear ourselves, that if the british empire and its commonwealth lasts for a thousand years, men will still say, "this was their finest hour." >> and it was. through all the bombings and rocket attacks, the british never gave up nor gave in. the power of sir winston's inspiring words helped defeat nazi germany. it was said that churchill mobilized the english language and sent it to war. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> it's time to play "word." check out these words and match them wi

have signed an agreement to competent thousands of holocaust victims take to go nazi concentration camps railway company. from paris phil lavelle reports. >> reporter: pictures taken recently in a ref gentlemen camp. >> reporter: thousands of jews paetsched in france's concentration camps but many more were sent abroad to be murdered during world war ii. 70,000 deported by the nazis as they tightened their grip on europe. the french state train operator nscf used to transport them. and on monday, after all these years, an acknowledgment that those who now live outside europe, who survived or at least their relatives, should be comprehended in the same way those living in france were a long time ago. this the symbolic moment a $60 million fund was officially and legally agreed. >> we will never forget that dark chapter of history: it is our duty to remember and pass on this memory to future generations for. [ inaudible ] president reaffirm it's not the history of the jewish people, it is our history. >> we strongly believe this agreement will provide much more meaningful relief to people

guest: i am resistant to compare anyone to the nazis. there's a good rule of debate that the first person to invoke the holocaust loses. in response to that, you know, the real question is what were those perspectives six or seven years after these abuses took place? if you look at the footnotes, you see thousands and thousands of citations to e-mails, to conversations, taking place at the time. those communications speak for themselves. i think it is really important to note that allowing the agency to engage in what is a post hoc rationalization of what is illegal is something that is why we should not be so alarmed. this is not a criminal indictment. this is a discussion document. a document supposed to educate people about what happened in 2003 and 2004. what officials have to say about that eight years later does not change what happened. maybe it says there was a justification we did not know about or learn things after the fact. but it does not change the moment what we did. if we drive a sick family member to the hospital and run

investigation that found the united states has spent billions of dollars on benefits for suspected nazis and the payments continued under a legal loophole through which nazis were persuaded to leave the united states in return for keeping benefits. obama administration has confirmed that will veto a u.n. resolution to end the occupation of pakistan -- of palestinian territories by 2017. >> we have seen the draft. it is not something we would support, and we think others feel the same and are calling for further consultation. palestinians understand that. you might've seen president abbas speak to this earlier today. they said they support consultations and are not pushing for a vote on this now. >> oil giant chevron has halted plans to drill for oil in the arctic. they said they would suspend oil exploration indefinitely citing uncertainty. greenpeace says the move is a further proof that the technical challenges of drilling in icy waters where is still is all but bevitable pushes costs to too high in with volatile oil prices. the newmont mining corporation has been if he did in court as

cnn, is he going to make or envision nazi-camar rouge analogies? what's your reaction? >> apparently he's certainly trying to do that. but i would point out that waterboarding was never considered to be torture until years after 9/11/01. and back in the '60s, survival of state resistance invasion instructors of which i was one subjected american military personnel to be dipped in ice water, stuffed into tiny hot boxes, waterboarding, standing naked in the dark, sleep deprivation and exhaustive interrogation. >> in other words you've been through all of that. >> all of it. all of it. >> as part of your training. >> sean, what's even worse is i did it to other people because these were people who were training and preparing at the risk of capture by our enemies. being broken by their captors. so this was how we trained people to resist that kind of interrogation. >> all right. how can somebody though -- i kind of lost you for a second. how does somebody support the drone program under obama and how that it's not morally or more morally problematic than what is enhanced in