no judgement is the whole truth and nuremberg was like any other tribunal in that sense.'s what the judges decide. for example, the judges decided they couldn't look at anything that happened before 1939 because of the way the statute had been drafted. they didn't look up crimes that may have been committed by the allies. they only focused on these 2a defendants. so it was a snapshot of a much bigger picture. so i think that quote has truth to it but that doesn't undermine the whole. i want to bring you back to this point about genocide, and you say it was snuck into the charge sheet as a subheading. but perhaps there is an argument to say crimes against humanity was a more powerful argument against the nazis. even then, genocide — in that the nazis wanted you, all of us, to see the world in terms of blood, ethnicity, tribe and the resistance to that, the response to that perhaps should be triumph. it is to say, "no, that is not the way to see human beings. "human beings should be seen each one of us "as an individual, not defined by our blood and our race "and therefore,

you only difference with your move with the nuremberg, whereas nuremberg was about crime and punishment. p r c was about crimes and forgiveness. but, but the mother was the se in the responsibilities individual responsible to the did a completely different process to place a company in the group in the negotiation to come to the park. there was a commission that the problem is political and we had to solve this political problem. and the political problem is the exclusion of particular groups, permanent exclusion of particular groups, in this case, the vast majority. so the natural thing would have been within if and if an independent of some nation state was to be born, it will then be seen as a state of the black majority with with the whites. the indians, the colored has so many national minorities for that's not the route that south africa took. it took a different route. it went, if you look at, if you follow the language of the n c, it began as a language of black majority. but then it went on to speak of and non racial democracy. the south africa moment was the recognition by the

and there's always he no talk of nuremberg in that case. but you are alone. dissenter on the african union commission into su dawn, tell me how nuremberg emerges is a climax of imperialism, rather than justice after nazi defeats since nearburg rules, we often talk about them on this show following orders is not good nor a book is held up as the greatest achievement that came out of terrible times. post $945.00 nuremberg it said to be the 1st international court. a richer upheld the principal individual responsibility and upheld this is coming on responsibility in the course of that nuremberg over looked just overlooked but completely sidestepped the political project of the state. and therefore a violence committed by the stake. a state by definition cannot commit crimes because a crime is violation of the law defect. individuals in the states individual states can commit crime. but not the state. if you want to look at state violence or state authorized violence, as opposed to violence by individuals who overstep. sage with horrid, if you

everything. nuremberg brought it down to the individual. put the state because for nuremberg to look at the german date would have for november, november for didn't have to look at the political projects of naziism. the political project or not to some was to remove minorities from german, store it soil and create germany is a pure nation state of germans, which is exactly what the allies were doing. eastern europe, exactly at the time. nuremberg trials were going on. germans were being expelled from all over eastern europe, and ethnic states were being created in eastern europe by the allies themselves. you compare the allied to dachau and concentration camps. administered by britain, london, and washington. i sighed to those who compared them. professor, my mood, my money, i'll stop you there. more from one of the greatest living public intellectuals after this break. ah, scientific knowledge has never been so readily available to everyone across the globe, but overwhelmed by information. can we distinguish the real signs from the one bei

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>> well, let's start with robert jackson, chief prosecutor at nuremberg. what you quoted was his address to the tribunal saying, as you said, we are handing these defendants a poison chalice. if we sip from it we must suffer the same fate. crucial element in nuremberg was what they called the supreme international crime, differing from other war crimes, and that includes all of the consequences that followed your that's aggression, crime of aggression. there is a treaty called the united nations charter which is the basis for international law. it bars the threat or use of force in international affairs, except under conditions that apply. there is something called the u.s. constitution, which everybody is supposed to worship, especially if you are on the right, carry it around in your pocket, and so on. if anybody bothers to read it, article six says that treaties entered into by the united states government are the supreme law of the land, and anyone who violates them has to be brought to justice. well, there's a treaty, the u.n. charter, the major treat

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and what i think we will find at the end of all of this, i do not think there will be some nuremberg trial, but i think we will find that there were some things on both sides that we should have paid closer attention to. host: that is david in scottsdale, arizona. we go next to steve in virginia, republican line, you are next. >> the whole thing is about trusting the media and people just don't. i think it's because you have them doing the zone and addison cooper doing 60 minutes. they are all one group and if you don't agree with me your shutdown. it really dictates the country. except for fox news, if you don't watch it, you don't seem to get other sides of things. what's going on this country, i hope it gets taken care of. that is really my comment. host: being is in maryland, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple things i would like to pinpoint. number one, it seems like mccarthy and jim jordan must be related some sow. they are always on the negative side of things. one thing with mccarthy this morning when he was crying blues about the gas prices, i und

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this event was one of the largest offences of the nuremberg code since its inception, because the cold requires voluntary informed consent to, you know, hit people with bio weapons. unless you're trying to kill them. in which case i think the informed consent is off the table. you've got to wonder who the signs off on these projects? sure. we'd like to gas the people of san francisco. you may, you know, god damn queer repairs around time. how my uncle died. probably just view only a couple o too bad. go ahead and do it anyway, we'll find a way to up those numbers later down the road. but that experiment was not the end of such things. it was just the beginning. over the next 20 years, the military would conduct $239.00 germ warfare tests. overpopulated areas, according to news reports from the 1900 seventy's. after the secret test had been revealed in the new york times, the washington post associated breast and other publications and also detailed in congressional testimony from the 1970s. after it came out, the government explained that the goal was to deter the use of biological wea

we have seen a lot, denying the russians the ability and the capacity that he has in places like nurembergi hope that the biden administration will do it on their own as they should have. and also and that includes the things that the american people care about and then it comes time and there are places where we can work together and you can't do it from a place of deference and appeasement, larry. larry kudlow: thank you for that. how can the united states ever agree to allowing russia's argument that no more nato countries and no more eu countries and georgia, belarus, any of those countries, if they want to comment stream capitalism, we cannot let vladimir putin dictate no. so what is your take on that? >> this has been part of the american process. we want to expand those countries that will trade with us on a fair trading system, growing the number of human beings that practice their faith across the world. we want more people to have more human rights as well as to be sovereign in their own country like georgia, let them make decisions for them own selves. we have been working on th

he was being indicted as a war criminal in nuremberg and he gave him a codename and decided to use him as a sword to inform him about soviet espionage. a couple of who personally rested mildred was recruited by british intelligence and taped his death and gave him a job as eight textile, manager of a textile factory and begin the captors thought that he had the knowledge of the verge of toppling their democracy and it was just hogwash. and the man was indicted and tried as a war criminal and they go on to discredit harnack as a communist. and then it discredits the whole legacy connected to communism. >> once the official by letter a memo that he wrote heard it was justified. an american woman who was fighting at the regime had the american officials who say that it was justified was beheaded and it was said that her death was justified in us just astonishing to me. >> it was a legacy for a long, long time. >> this is fascinating in her runs very counter to cinematic notions of the post-war and people getting their justice. there was a man named galen who was set up by the see a -- the

know, is a, you know, said some pretty controversial things about, you know, having to be like a nuremberg trial and calling for executions and has been -- you know, he is someone who has a fairly colorful public history. >> sure. i mean, the comments that he made over the weekend on social media on the social media website telegram calling for joycelyn benson, the secretary of state of michigan, a democratic, to be tried by a jury with a power to sentence her to the death penalty or a firing squad is rather dramatic. that's one word for it. and this is the kind of rhetoric that's out there. i think it's worth thinking about whether this is really about decertifying the 2020 election or about building the case for a couple of things. new laws in 2022 that go even further than some of the new laws regarding voting that we saw in 2021, and about getting particular candidates to run for office as we head into the midterm elections who will take a different tact than some of these folks who were guardrails for the democracy in 2020. >> yeah, no, that's -- i mean, i think that's very true. and

prepared anything because i was absolutely certain that judy garland was gonna to win for judgment at nuremberg. and it was astonishing how in heaven's name did this happen for me? and to me i've seen the new west side story. it is a wonder you are a wonder in it and you made me cry in those final minutes just saying. oh my god, really? yeah, when did you know that this was going to give you a world-class acting opportunity? oh, the minute steven spielberg asked me and he sent me a script and i was bold over bold over in the very first day of shooting for me. steven said do you mind if i introduced you to the cast? you're so special? i said no and he did, you know, there was polite applause. it was it's sort of a tradition, but my god it was wonderful and west side story is from 20th century studios owned by disney, which is also the parent company of abc 7. happy birthday to such an icon. happy birthday to such an icon. all ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to min

. >> these companies, business representatives need to remember during the nuremberg trials, severalhe legal, rep tuesdayal and -- reputational and investment risks. i would like to mention something very important. people still debate whether genocide has been committed in xi jinping's china. the united states government commerce department sanctioned a military medical research institute and its 11 affiliates last week for developing brain control weaponry. this is in the financial times, people should go and take a look at it. it's pretty dreadful that the chinese military medical institute is developing brain control weapons through gene p e editing and other biotechnology methods. we were talking about the digital authoritarianism, spread of communist governments and bullying and now we're talking about bioweapons developed on a daylight in xi jinping's china. maria: just disgusting. nurry, that says about all you want to say about these sanctions that the ccp just put on you, obviously. look, you are welcome on this program any time. we love having you. and we regret the histor

and what i think we will find at the end of all of this, i do not think there will be some nurembergbut i think we will find that there were some things on both sides that we should have paid closer attention to. host: that is david in scottsdale, arizona. we go next to steve in virginia, republican line, you are next. >> the whole thing is about trusting the media and people just don't. i think it's because you have them doing the zone and addison cooper doing 60 minutes. they are all one group and if you don't agree with me your shutdown. it really dictates the country. except for fox news, if you don't watch it, you don't seem to get other sides of things. what's going on this country, i hope it gets taken care of. that is really my comment. host: being is in maryland, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple things i would like to pinpoint. number one, it seems like mccarthy and jim jordan must be related some sow. they are always on the negative side of things. one thing with mccarthy this morning when he was crying blues about the gas prices, i understand