a single nazi was killed during the entire nazi occupation.mass murder of 1,800 jews that you believe your grandfather was directly and intimately involved with, happened 80 years ago, getting to the truth and telling the truth to all lithuanian people and all of the world, does that matter so much, 80 years on? i think 220,000 lives that were murdered needlessly, innocent civilians, matters deeply. this is a sin. i mean, lithuania�*s soul is at stake and it really needs to redeem itself. i do think it matters. you say lithuani�*s soul is at stake, i am intrigued by what has happened inside yourfamily. you have said that you would never have written this book if your mother or you grandmother were still alive. and you honestly say that your grandmother told you before she died that you should let history lie, there is no need to do this digging around. you ignored your grandmother. you did not find the story your mother wanted you to find. on a personal level, do you find this very difficult? it has been very difficult. uh, you know, i mean, t

secondly, it allows us to better understand nazi ideology, nephew, learn about the nazi persecution of gays and lesbians, was not recognized until the 1900 seventy's and eighty's. and the pink triangle once used to designate homosexual prison camp inmates became a symbol of liberation. oh, well, to finish on a lighter no british sculptor, debbie lawson has a refreshing take on animals, natural ability to camouflage working in the space between 2 and 3 dimensions. her carpet creature installations are now sought after for exhibition. the artworks that have you rubbing your eyes an amazing at times how to identify. they sometimes leap out into the room. depending on the perspective in the studio in london's hackney district, carpets get a new list of life as wild animal. british artist, debbie lawson began creating lifestyle. it's carpet sculptures, some 10 years ago. start with the patio in the middle, which is like a focal point. pull your eye in, and then i carry on the patterns of on the legs in the quite a sort of symmetrical way and merge the feet into the carpet so that you kind o

the nazis believed homosexuality could be cured . except the homosexual was seen as someone who could harm the image of the great germany. they were sent as parasites because it was considered that they could not reproduce. but the idea remained supported by certain medical theories at the time that they could possibly be re educated. even at the same time, the nazi cult, masculinity used homo or roddick aesthetics and propaganda. and st. lou, head of the essay or storm battalion was gay, which was then used to detain him after he was murdered in a per. the anti gay agenda ended the openness that had blossomed during the weimar republic and even targeted lesbians who had been exempt from prosecution under paragraph 175. the paris shallow memorial is dedicated to jewish history. so what was its motivation for focusing on nazi persecution of homosexuals? what's this exhibition says is that on the one hand it talks about a subject that has not been talked about much, it must be said. secondly, it allows us to better understand it's not

and at that point, poland was divided partly to the nazis and partly to the russians. and they, and in the process, russia overtook lithuania. and so we we found ourselves in russian rule which again was not good for my father. he used to leave and often hid in the forest nearby and would visit us from time to time. but it was a very difficult life. i, of course, was in school because that's what schoolteachers do, they put their children immediately in school. my parents were very much concerned that my education was lacking. obviously, i couldn't go to class, so they did enroll me, and i was beginning to learn lithuanian at first. and then when the russians came in, that changed the russian. so i started to learn russian although i knew some of it because i knew if polish very well. and that lasted for almost a full year with a very difficult time for both my parents and myself. >> we'll take a moment to welcome our viewers who are watching from across the u.s. good morning to you from chicago, leo's hometown, santa fe, new mexico; lexington, north carolina; phoenix,

joined the american military and helped to free juice from -- jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by leo melamed, who survived the holocaust through actions of chiune sugihara. he is founder of financial futures. he is the initiator of globex and he recently published a book of memoirs and what she has several chapters devoted to the heroism and gratitude he feels to chiune sugihara. good morning, leo. i am so glad to see you in chicago. leo: i am delighted to participate. edna: in developing today show, we were fortunate to meet chiune sugihara's youngest son and we look forward to sharing with you some of his reflections about his father's motivations, and the impact of his actions during the war. during today show, please send your questions by posting them in the comments section and we will get to as many of them live as we are able. leo, let's begin at the beginning. when you were a young boy living in poland under the 1930's. adorable picture. where were you born? what was like life? leo: the second largest city in poland and had a very large popul

of course, everyone understood that the nazis were only months away from capturing the city. rumor had it that the japanese counsel general in lithuania, in the been capital of lithuania, would possibly give transit visa to the jews that wanted to leave russian rule and the fear of nazi occupation. and so, he along with thousands of others -- these are the very few that manage to get out of the horror that was to follow in the holocaust. it was sugihara's bravery as a diplomat to deny the orders of his government because they did not want him to issue these transit visas. if anyone understands what a transit visa is, they have seen the movie casablanca and if they have not, i urge you to see it. the transit visa is the only hope you have of escaping from where you are and uncertain death. sugihara gave out over 2000 visas and those 2000 represented a lot more because the visa represented the family, so to speak. my mother and father had one visa and we ended up getting out. much harder and more difficult was the fact that you needed permission from the russian foreign office

during our period of history, although japan was nazi germany's ally in world war ii today. we will highlight a japanese diplomat who defied that alliance to help european jews during the holocaust. we will also recognize the sacrifice made by many japanese americans who despite being vilified in the us joined the american military and helped to free jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by leo malamud who survived the holocaust because of the actions of japanese diplomat chuune sugihara. leo is chairman emeritus of the cme group and the founder of financial futures also the initiator of globex and he recently published a book of memoirs called man of the futures in which she has several chapters devoted to the heroism and gratitude. he feels to sugihara. good morning, leo. good morning. am so glad to see you in chicago. i'm delighted to participate in this very important program. in developing today's show. we were also fortunate to meet sugihara's youngest son nobuki and we look forward to sharing with you some of his reflections about his father's motivati

the nazis believed homosexuality could be cured . except the homosexual was seen as someone who could harm the image of the great germany. they were sent as parasites because it was considered that they could not reproduce. but the idea remained supported by certain medical theories at the time that they could possibly be re educated. guess we'll have to get at the same time, the nazi cult of masculinity used homo roddick aesthetics and propaganda. and st. lou, head of the essay or storm battalion was gay, which was then used to the same him after he was murdered in a per. the mpg agenda ended the openness that had blossomed during the weimar republic and even targeted lesbians who had been exempt from prosecution under paragraph 175. the parents show memorial is dedicated to jewish history. so what was its motivation for focusing on nazi persecution of homosexuals? so what this exhibition says is that on the one hand, talks about a subject that has not been talked about much, it must be said. secondly, it allows us to better underst

didn't want to help moscow fight the nazis at the start of the war. instead, they'd been planning to attack the u. s. s. r themselves ortiz counting. ross coff has been taking a look through the newly released archives. i . russian military archives have reviewed previously unpublished documents that challenge well established narratives about world war 2. we know that from 941-2945, the western allies and the soviet union were fighting nazi's side by side. and this is how this went down in history. but according to the newly unveiled files that anti hitler coalition was not initially in the cards, in fact, france and britain had planning to attack the soviet union before it was attacked by germany. all this is quite interesting. so this is a copy of a note by maurice gamble in the matter in chief of the french armed forces at the beginning of world war 2. and it outlines how the allies wanted to strike sovereign caucasus in what modern days are be shot. this former soviet region still has vast oil resources and played a significant role in countries

the nazis believed homosexuality could be cured . the homosexual was seen as someone who could harm the image of the great germany . they were sent as parasites because it was considered that they could not reproduce. but the idea remained supported by certain medical theories at the time that they could possibly be re educated. guess at the same time, the nazi called the masculinity used homo or roddick aesthetics and propaganda. and st. louis, head of the essay or storm battalion was gay, which was then use the same him after he was murdered in a person. the anti gay agenda ended the openness that had blossomed during the weimar republic and even targeted lesbians who had been exempt from prosecution under paragraph 175. the paris shallow memorial is dedicated to jewish history. so what was its motivation for focusing on nazi persecution of homosexuals? what exhibition says is that on the one hand talks about a subject that has not been talked about much, it must be said. secondly, it allows us to better understand is not the ideol

and nazi germany is soviet secret agent and lithuania. this cable to moscow, after clint dathan, lee attending a meeting were one of the members of a local nationalistic party. was reading an unofficial message from germans foreign ministry. monumental in many wants to change the system in the baltic states and turn them into the united states. where when there would be the main player, you do geographical close this to germany. good relations between the 2 countries. before long in the summer of 940 lithuania and the 2 other baltic states had become part of the soviet union number. so we're going to need white gloves to work with these documents. yes, these are unique documents. ah, this is an original declaration from $940.00 where the recently installed lithuanian government formerly asked for the republic to be accepted into the soviet union. similar documents were submitted by lapierre and its donia and became legal grounds and further inclusion courage. officials and those nations denounced it as an occupation and back that'd with i

but literally one minute later he said but not the neo-nazi. i don't how much better he can do then to say not the neo-nazi. >> but it is a there's very fine people on both sides. maybe i am a literalist. and i saw the condemnation of the neo-nazi myself and you see condemned those people and said very fine people on both sides. i don't see how that is a hoax so is it your contention that people deliberately chopped off that other context and pretended it didn't exist quick. >> over time it morphed into he called neo-nazis very fine people which he did not. originally it was a big debate if the statues should come down the people wanted them to come down because they represent something they don't like our then they think it is defensible and then they would march but then obviously the radical people with the tiki torches were not defending anything in charlottesville that these people were probably protesting because they didn't want the statues taken down it wouldn't call them very fine people i would not comment neo-nazis but they were cond

god, if you compare the enemy to nazis, you know you are a princeton guy.blem is, he's a lot more powerful than they are. according to "the washington post" account, the mark milley is the reason te thousands of american soldiers occupied the capital ahead of joe biden's inauguration. "we're going to put a ring of steel around the city and the nazis aren't getting in" referring to milley citizens. a ring of steel to rappel the qanon shaman and several senior citizens from orlando. this is guy who is paid to assess threats. what country poses a threat to the united states? put them in order. if you think the qanon shaman is the same as the ss, maybe you are not so good at that. then he gave a speech out of the 1990s bruce willis, everything is going to be okay. we are going to have a peaceful transfer of power. we're going to land this plane safely, this is america, it's strong. the institutions are bending, but it won't break. in the end, no nazi attack ever came, much to mark milley's apparent disappointment. it wasn't dunkirk. he think that would be an em

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keep in mind the brown shirts played a big role in the rise of hitler and the nazi party in the 1930s0s which then led to the holocaust and the genocide of 6 million jews and others. green's tweet comes weeks after she said this about mask-wearing rules at the capitol. >> you know, we can look back in a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star and they were definitely treated like second class citizens, so much so that they were put on trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany and this is exactly the type of abuse that nancy pelosi is talking about. >> greene came under fire for that. from both sides of the aisle, actually. she got a reprimand from gop house leader kevin mccarthy. later she decided to take in a bit of history and tour the u.s. holocaust museum. and afterwards, she seemed to learn a lesson. here's what she told reporters. >> there is no comparison to the holocaust and there are words i have said and remarks that i have made that i know are offensive and for that i want to apologize. >> there is no comparison to the holocaust she said there, so,

likening trump's actions and words to the rise of nazi power in germany. tonight, the former president now responding and jon karl is here. >>> at the white house tonight, president biden hosting german chancellor angela merkel, moments ago, taking questions over a key disagreement on a new russian pipeline in germany. but their long-standing relationship on display, too. and tonight, the dinner. former secretaries of state clin powell and hillary clinton expected to attend. >>> the nfl star facing charges. the 911 call by richard sherman's wife. >>> worries over the virus and the tokyo olympics. the news coming in tonight involving members of the usa men's basketball team. >>> your health and the new development involving that controversial new alzheimer's drug. two of america's best-known hospitals now taking a stand. >>> and the major recall involving two popular brands of sunscreen because of a cancer-causing chemical. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin tonight with the troubling new hea

we have a rule on this show don't talk about nazis unless you're talking about actual nazis, but onlyif you're talking about the soup nazi. he had all of these rules about how you are supposed to order soup at his restaurant, if you don't follow the rules he screamed at you, know soup for you. the soup nazi on seinfeld was based on a real guy, a storefront -- run by a guy who really would scream at you if you didn't order fast enough, or if you didn't stand in exactly the right place. the cfo for the, soup nazi company went to prison. turns out for years, if god forgive you worked at the soup nazi place, you'd get paid through all sorts of little chiselling, off the book schemes designed to avoid taxes, and so, the dude went to prison. running your business in such a way that your business provides personal stuff to executives of the company at than writes it off like those of business expenses, compensating the employees at your business in ways that are designed to hide that compensation from tax authorities, these are tried and true paths to present. even if you're not a tax accoun

biden has deployed his needle nazis to mesa county.ecisions about the experimental decision about the vaccine. did i wake up in communist china? number one, it's not a experimental vaccine. leaders say can we be careful? shouldn't we be responsible and the members blow by him. >> i think particularly with marjorie taylor greene, she's talking to her base, her audience which is the qanon conspiracy theorists. those who believe the big lie. people who night be xenophobic. when she talks to them, she says things and doesn't take them ww back. we talked about her apology, but that was the members of the media, but not to her base. >> this is important in the midterm elections. the republicans think they have an easy path to the majority. history says it's true. except they have members like this and the democrats say put them in power, this is what you get. this is from your excellent reporting today. defenders of mccarthy point out that his ability to deal with unwieldy members is limited, especially when it comes to greene who had her co

these guys are nazis, they are proud boys.ught in world war ii, milley told them. everyone in the room whether you are a cop or soldier, we'll stop these guys to make sure we have a peaceful transfer of power. shocking to read that the ex-president had enough affinity for hitler to see the top military commander saw his supporters in the threat they pose as a very clear parallel to the threat posed by nazis. >> nazi destroyed all and killed 40 million people. on the other hand, the nazi experience in the 1930s is worth looking at and seeing parallel to trump's basically criminal behavior, ignoring the rule of law. >> you know nazi germany in the 1930s was one of the most civilized country in the phase of the earth, look at what happened. i think the alarm that mark milley and other leaders, we saw what's happening. most of this is not a surprise to us. this fella did not buy into the constitution of the united states he was edging towards a coup. that substitutes secretary of defense. that's what mark milley and the rest conce

she invoked nazi era imagery again this week to mock covid safety practices.marjorie taylor greene's didn't work because it wasn't something that was organic for her. >> exactly. the issue for kevin mccarthy he has taken a soft hand touch when it comes to radical members in his conference. he has not punished him. haul them in and have private meetings with them and learned there's a mentorship program in place where they'll assign senior lawmakers to guide some of the freshman like greene. but it's not working. we have seen these members act out and it's not just greene, there are members in the house republican conference who have spoke at a conference organized by a white nationalist, there are republicans who are suggesting the fbi had something to do with the january 6th insurrection and there are republicans who are essentially defending the rioter who was shot after she stormed the capitol. so, i think for mccarthy it is a question whether this loose parenting style is effective and it's also a huge political risk for him as well because democrats are t

not the neo-nazis. i condemn them totally. less than a minute later he says he condemns them and that was totally ignored because 61 seconds after he said there's fine people on both sides so that media conveniently cut it off and a story about one minute later literally he says not the neo-nazis. and how much better he can do then toh say not the neo-nazi.id host: but he did say there is very fine people on both sides. maybe i'm a literalist that i saw the condemnation of the neo-nazi myself and internalized it to condemn those people and and also said very fine people on both sides so it's your contention people deliberately chopped off that context to pretend it didn't exist quick. >> over time it morphed they are not the fine people that originally there was a big debate on statues because they trepresent something anything can't represent something dereprehensible that than those on both sides that were racist and the tiki torches that those that were there and enough i would call them very fine people some of them where

on american soil, american nazis.what's your reporting tell you about his fears and military fears as president trump was continuing to lie about the election? philip: those fears were real and serious and general milley is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs, the highest ranking military officer in this country and is also a student of history and not a political actor and as he heard trump challenging the results of the election increasingly, trump claiming that the election was rigged and stolen and telling tens of millions of supporters in the country that the election had been taken from them even though there was no evidence to support that, he saw parallels to what adolf hitler was doing in germany in the 1930's as he consolidated power around the nazi regime and milley thought that trump as commander-in-chief could try to use the military to execute a coup to remain in power despite having lost the election and he wasn't alone. the other joint chiefs, heads of the army, air force, navy, branches of the

crisis, and what they're calling for handling of the colbert pandemic, reviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. russia takes a shot at fran over covert vaccines, and that's as a senior official tells europe to reject jabs offered by moscow and beijing. starvation will eclipse the devastation of the pandemic. that's according to oxfam, which says, 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. every minutes we get insight from the charity also ahead of things of a sequence services. not only your drink come, shaken, not stirred. because the coolness god did. and of course, you always get the bad guy. frances, on the lookout for new spy talent. the national intelligence agency launches a recruitment drive we gauge reaction on the streets of paris. ah, coming to you live from our world news headquarters in moscow. this is our international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. he was president, has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over an econo

economic crisis and what they're calling for handling of the kobe pandemic. providing the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe and russia takes a shot at france over covert backseat. that's as a senior official tells europe to reject jobs offered by moscow. and beijing and starvation will eclipse the devastation of the pandemic. that's according to oxfam, which says, 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. every minute we got insight from the charity ah, coming to live from our world news headquarters in moscow, this is our international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. cuba president has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests around the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. an anti government movements being called the largest in 30 years. the the u. s. which has had a decades long embargo against the islands set. it fully backs the people's right to rally. protest come after uniquely tough here for cuba, the economy plunged 11 percent hurt by th

as well as knives and nazi memorabilia. they suspect the illegal weapons and explosives were intended for far, right activists in germany. and the departure of foreign troops from afghanistan has led to fierce fighting. the taliban has seized much of the country, driving out government forces, and citizens are also on the run of both from the conflict. and from the telephone's insistence on islamic law, z, a girl has lost everything. her husband was killed by the telephone just a few days ago. and then she was forced to flee from her home in north afghan. instead, at least here in refugee camp and low about she's safe. for now. all of us have a mission situation here has gotten much more since the foreign troops less the number of foreign women can't go in the streets alone, around the extreme are making the rules and there's fighting everywhere. i told her all the fear that the taliban is gaining ground daily. at present, they control around half of the country and claim to have captured up to 85 percent . and to fighting

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not revising the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. i. russia has slammed, cor, was by france as you're administer new states, nazis vaccines developed in russia or in china. we can do france for such discriminatory statements by its high ranking representative which of the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. it is not for the french, for ministry to dictate the country. some people were jeff they should be vaccinated with obviously the french foreign ministry. curtain as the country has not been able to develop its own vaccine. we sympathize with frances failure. the vast majority of european countries recognize only these 4 vaccines as in france, and only 3 countries are differently. i regret the grease does this. of the ministers regret there does refers to athens letting in to receive had russian or chinese sholtes. greece also requires a covey test for entry, but it is far from the only european country to green light moscow sputnik fee, in addition to the ice of hungry answer back here. some reno has also been using it for

which of the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. it is not for the french foreign ministry to dictate the country and people were jeff they should be vaccinated with obviously the french foreign ministry. curtain as the country has not been able to develop its own vaccine. we sympathize with francis failure. the vast majority of european countries recognize only these 4 vaccines as in france, and only 3 countries are differently. i regret the grease does this. while the ministers regret there, referred to athens lessing in tourists who had russian or chinese shelter, greece also requires the co test for entry, but it is far from the european country to green light moscow. sputnik fee, in addition to the likes of hungry and for the vacuous and marina has also been using it for months and now has almost 0 new cases belongs to medical journal. recently to publish the study on elderly people that would show a few side effects in those who got the shot. there are also no safety concerns or fatalities reported. greek politicians say that

what they are calling the government for handling of the coven pandemic. reviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. russia takes a shot at france over coven vaccines. that as a senior official tells europe to reject the jobs being offered by moscow and b, jane, starvation will eclipse the devastation of the pandemic. that's according to anti poverty organization, oxfam, which says, every single minute, 11 people die from hunger around the world. we get insight from them. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. john thomas, certainly glad to have you with us. now, cuba, the president has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up massive protest across the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over the economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. the anti government movement is being called the largest in 30 years . the the the the protests kept a tough year for cuba and the economy has plunged 11 percent and hurt by the colored crisis and american sanctions. the government supporters also hit

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what they are calling to government pull handling of the damage also decide reviving series of neo nazi segregation in europe. russia takes a shot it from over faxing. that is, a senior official tells europe to reject the job being offered by moscow and doing space by shing and salvation will eclipse devastation of upon demik according to walk spam, which says that we single minute 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. we get insights from the chance. ah . another good evening watching arlington ashley. she's gone 8 o'clock in the russian capital. i keeper's presence is lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands have flooded the streets of the can be a nation over an economic crisis, exacerbated pie. the pandemic anti government movement has been called the largest in 30 years. the the well, the u. s. which has a decades long embargo against the island, said her footy backs the people's right to rally. the protests come off very tough if a key, but the economy has plunged 11 percent hurt by the code, the crisis, and also

my place reviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. that's how russia slammed calls by frances europe administer for a new states not to use vaccines developed in russia and china. we can then france, profess discriminatory statements by tyra and can representative which of the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. it is not for the french foreign ministry to dictate the country and people what jeff they should be vaccinated with. obviously the french foreign ministry. curtain as the country has not been able to develop its own vaccine, we sympathize with frances failure. the vast majority of european countries recognize only these 4 vaccines as the france and only 3 countries are differently . i regret the greased as this ministers regret referred to athens, letting in tourists who have had russian or chinese shots. greece also requires a cobit test for entry, but it's far from the only european country to green light. moscow spoke mcgee, in addition to the likes of hungry and slovakia. san marino has been using it for months now

and what they're calling poor handling of the coven pandemic. reviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe and russia takes a shot at france, silver cove, it vaccines. and that's after a senior official tells the rest of europe, it should reject jabs offered by moscow invasion. starvation will eclipse the devastation of the coven pandemic. that's according to oxfam, which claims 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. every minute we've got exclusive insight from the charity and also ahead working for the secret and services. only a few drinks come shaken, not stirred. because the coolness gadgets on of course, you always get the bad guy spilling the secret need for more agents. frances, on the look out for the next james bond in the countries national intelligence agency launches are recruitment dr. ah, coming to live from our world news headquarters in moscow. this is our international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now cuban president has lashed out at washington, accusing it of stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands have flo

also this surviving the spirit of neo nazi segregation in europe. russia takes a short of france because we've seen that as a senior official tells europe to reject the jobs being offered. why moscow and beijing and starvation will eclipse the devastation of the pandemic. that's according to oxfam, which says every single minute 11 people are dying from hunger around the world. we get inside from the charity. ah, hello, there you go, midnight. here moscow, you're watching arte international key was presidents. his last act at washington accusing is stirring up mass protests across the country. thousands of flooded the streets of the caribbean nation over the economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic. anti government movement has been called the largest in 30 years. the the well, the protest do cap a very tough year for cuba. the economy has plunged 11 percent hurt by the code with crisis and also american sanctions. but government support is also hit the streets to and keep as president has asked for more to come out, the correspondent process to channel on the spanish reports. now fro

wearing brown shirts calling door to door vaccinators quote needle nazis. end quote. what else do you expect from a party's leader told his chief of staff quote well hitler did a lot of good things. that's according to a new book. a trump spokesperson denies he said that as the former president was picking a fight with bender today. not over the reported hitler quote, he is just all riled up about the idea he had a fight with mike pence over corey lewandowski. a lot to discuss with cnn's senior commentator. nice to see you both on this friday night. let me start with you, ron. you heard a woman yell out trump won at cpac while don junior was still speaking and she basically got the biggest cheer of the night. doesn't take much to see which direction this party is going and who is driving it, right? >> that's the clear message since november 6th is the extremist foreces in the party are too big for the party leadership to confront. three quarters of republican voters say they believe trump won the election and the american way of life is disappearing so fast

of history, although japan was nazi ally in world war ii today will highly japanese diplomat who defiedt to help european jews during the holocaust will also recognize the sacrifice made by many japanese-americans who despite being vilified in the u.s., joined the american military and help to free jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by survive the holocaust because of the chinese diplomat chiune sugihara. leo is chairman emeritus of the cme group and the founder of financial futures. also the initiator of globex and he recently published a book of memoirs called man of the futures in which she has several chapters devoted to the heroism and gratitude he feels to chiune sugihara. i am delighted to participate in this very important program. >> and develop in today show we were fortunate enough to meet chiune sugihara son and we are excited to share the about his father's motivations and impact during the war. during today's show please send your questions for leo posting that many comments section will get to as many of them alive as weekend or in the course of the pro

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