a recurrent theme in the european media is atrocities allegedly committed by the red army on 3rd reich territory. of actual i mean what us out of me are going to have a view of good on a lot of local but see the. the bomb thing of compounds and. said can i see out of there you put those albums to buy. the 1000000000 a year build up of the other names here i don't need to go water is to say you you can we shall prevent your jewish approaches to be as cool as they are paid to move past saturday if you tell them we have the beautiful honest to get the washed up with the beasts of bully but the other which if chased order however of today they depict then liberates is this way. and here is a news reel from those years. who believes he is that no war begins or here if it is your valley but you got it. when you really mean you could really. be a mighty cutter parishioner from the waiver a chef's mistery in ricky. every year us dollars beach or. taught me the easy story to bulldoze dylan that. way after she's with us from. georgia over to really our lives. really our lives it's another way ya

after the war ended a solution number of 3rd reich real criminals who are employed by the u.s. . generals responsible for the extermination of millions became nato general the cia hired thousands of s.s. offices and scientists there's a reason why operation paperclip was launched right after world war 2 brought $1600.00 nazi scientists to the us. you know and those people were incorporated into the n.s.a. and those people were. you know were used for the manhattan project and used for all kinds of nefarious things and some of these people so you know it's basically the idea that we defeated fascism is just false what we did is we sort of merged into fascism and took it over and you know so that's really where it's acts and i had the reason you know young people are confused as cuz they're lied to every day . in addition to war criminals political scientists historians ideologists who had worked on hitler's propaganda as well as representatives of european countries that had collaborated with the nazis who took refuge in the united states. i mean to come and see it with the amount

elop inside the 3rd reich this justification was expressed on june the 22nd 1941 by the german ambassador. in a message passed to the soviet government and in a memorandum presented to the soviet ambassador in berlin on the same day the documents stated that the us system was allegedly preparing to invade europe and that this was the main cause of war in the meantime german planes were ready bombing soviet cities. and you would have thought about such a must. be thought about as i certainly know enough to some of. the preventative strike me through is completely dispelled that the nuremberg trials former head of the german prison radio feature admitted that the propaganda campaign had been planned in order to convince the public that the us is a not germany was to blame for the war. these myths will later adopted by performance of the cold war historical rewrite ever since world war 2 it was necessary to foment the cold war against russia against communism and socialism. that's where it tends to justify the 3rd reich come from to make it look like the victim of soviet aggression then anot

years and claimed the lives of millions of salvi of people they prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion we've brought to life 1st of all for you. just some of the soviet soldiers who made that victory possible. and what a spectacular show it was the smaller russian troops and military vehicles parading through moscow's red square for the capital's annual 3 day parade it was a real big event this year the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia a day to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany bringing it to us was. and rory sushi with all the highlights. that type. of love loud to. the top place that leads up to her just. as i'm. not sure it's not. beyond. the. call of the love so the fantastic goes the picture. the secondary in some hold. you know i think i just got a haircut here come the alligators these are the alligator had such trouble coming up most of those months. right here state they all listen to those double turbine. cut. outs of seriously old machines right there. ok let's cut the. massive sorry guns on the road with surface to air miss

it is not to sate slavery is akin to the horrors of the third reich. but to look at how one country dealt with a difficult past, and decided to memorialize the victims. instead of taking the tack united states has so often taken . it is an interesting exercise and you are uniquely positioned to do this. you are now living in germany for many years and you raised your children there. but you were born in the american south. dr. neiman: right. michele: you want back and spend time in mississippi at the william winter institute. when you first decided to do this work, and told people you wanted to compare, you wanted to look at germany, and suggested there were lessons to be learned, how did people respond to you? dr. neiman: it is very interesting. germans either laughed, or were appalled by it. because it is an axiom, of being a good german, that you say we , committed the worst crimes that were ever committed and we did some work in atoning for them. but we did too little too late and nobody can ever learn from us. i think it is a very provincial view.

part of this is a bit of an accident in the sense that the third reich only lasted for 12 years. it was not a lot of time to build huge statues. the occupation was long. there were allies that put a law against showing any kind of nazi symbols. there were swastikas all over the place which they took down. adolf hitler squares and streets and so on, of which the names were changed. they did not have an awful lot of bad stuff to work with. i have to say, when i was down south and in the middle of these monument discussions, i just had to imagine what it would be like for me to live in a place where i and my kids still had to walk by old not the monuments. i don't think i could've done it. there are a few still hidden away but by and large, they are not. what there are are monuments at the thousands of stumbling stones just showed. this was a project i the way, started and still a private project, started by a german artist in the early 90's. that was just his idea and it took off. >> i want to move to audience questions and maybe we will have an opportunity in doing so to share a f

4 years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people it proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich fully occasion we've brought to life footage 1st of all for you have some of the soviet soldiers who made that big to repulse. clever isn't it well one of the highlights a cause of the russian troops of military vehicles parading through moscow's red square was a real treat this year for the capitals annual the day parade it's the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskatoon or nori sushi to crack a job of bringing us the highlights. today there will be no dignitaries in attendance so the kremlin basically wanted to say that we would like to err on the side of caution so although we're going to have the big guns the big jets the big tanks and all the different regiments and battalions marching across red square it will be a slightly smaller audience for this year's edition of sodomy putin flanked by a number of veterans as well who are attending you know if you think about the veterans here remaining in moscow if you wer

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4 years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people it proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion artie's brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet soldiers who made think to repass of all. it's hard to overestimate the significance of victory day here in russia given the immense price all the soviet people paid to defeat the nazis almost no family in the country was left untouched by loss the battlefields of the great patriotic war was soaked with the blood of almost 9000000 soviet soldiers while in the occupied territories more than 7000000 defenders died in total over 26000000 salvi its caves their lives to stop the scourge of fascism. there were so many heroes in the war risking their lives to save others one of them was a soviet soldier unpartisan called nicholai caselli off in the summer of 1942 he helps more than 200 jews to cross the front lines saving them from the nazis in occupied bellerose 6000000 jews were murdered in the holocaust the genocide of the jews in europe during the 2nd world war some of the people closely off rescued recall

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lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of people have proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich is part of the celebrations of major military parade is being held as is every year in the russian capital bit late so let's get across that coming up shortly. will take us through it big days plus the weather like you 1st of all rather gray clouds but for the day all things go wrong nonetheless what's the what's the thoughts on it. hi kevin thanks for that well as far as we understand all systems here are go go go that includes the jets the bombers and all the big heavy times there will be cruising across the iconic couple stones of red square. here we're going to be getting a special international live coverage of victory day here kicking off in approximately one hour from now i'm up on the 4 seasons hotel a bit blustery up here a bit gray but the all maximum view is amazing if you're a red square here the troops are getting ready and that's essentially where. taylor is now down in the poll position on the red square getting ready for the parade to kick off as well how you gearing u

when i asked robert reich about it, he dismissed it. well, it's too new, it's too novel. i can't really talk about it. that shouldn't be the foundation upon which you're having your spending plans laid out currently. but it is -- what it is in my opinion is a bunch of malarkey. brace because we want to spend like drunken sailors. coming through a crisis, we can't do that. we've already done that. what we did in a bipartisan fashion in 2020 probably made sense. continuing that forward, you can't base it upon this new idea that debt, deficits don't make any difference. kind of like a kid coming up with a modern diet terry theory that -- dietary theory that says you can eat cookies without milk. wouldn't work. implementation of the modern monetary theory will pose a danger to the economy. and this wouldn't be center and right economists. let's listen to a few of them. secretary of the treasury and director of national economic council lawrence summers back in the clinton years, federal reserve chair jerome powell, who's been okay with accommodating some of it, he said that's

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the gaza strip will pay a very heavy price this of course after we've seen an escalation in asked reich's and rocket fire hamas just hamas and the islamic jihad will pay a heavy price for their aggressiveness the blood is on their hands we're standing united against he said to me and we pray for the safety of those who got hurt and stand behind he's ready to fight its forces and security forces. well let's go live now to harry false it is in southern israel near gaza and how the indication from netanyahu was that we could see a protracted campaign he vowed to crack down on those inside gaza militants he said what signs of you seen of this on the border. well i mean we've been hearing the israeli airstrikes going over i mean not of course in the same way that software has but we heard the planes and that the crunch is coming from gaza which is about 5 kilometers behind us we've also seen those very heavy rocket barrages coming out of gars or twice during the course of the day once heading towards ashkelon which is quite close to us and the 2nd more significant in many ways mass launch a ro

reich's are different from the previous on different from the guest of the one. the tsongas was of course when they hit the 2 additional buildings leaving the ends of the military in the city. more than a 1000 palestinian rockets have been fired from gaza into southern and central israel over the past 24 hours and they've had a long range from tel aviv in the north all the way down to be in the south so far 5 israelis have been killed in those rocket attacks harry force it has the latest from southern israel. written in the sky over television the story of just how quickly and decisively this conflict has escalated. to a. central israeli suburbs taking direct hits from an enormous barrow of rockets fired out of gaza concentrated into a few short minutes a proportion piercing the iron dome interceptor defenses as military hardware was transported closer to the gaza border israel's prime minister defense minister and internal security service chief addressed an attack on central israel the like of which had not been seen in 3 gaza war since 2008 hamas servo judge t

their rituals written hoping to celebrate some of their aides among the family as the heir wrists reich's has been intensive have been intensified on the gaza strip they came from the eastern neighborhood. where the israeli tank shells were intensified on the eastern part of gaza city they tell you that they will be able to get some secure moments some safe moments with this at this house in the center in the heart of gaza city that is that wave from the border lines this. is indicating that there is no safe place and safe time and the gaza strip for the time being. we were exposed to such powerful showing but our home was severely damaged but people who were attacked during the showing are simply civilians but what happens is a groom and the world just can't remain quiet about it but because it is easier or take in the world is them is because israel seems to be above the law yet and of this is a big disaster really big one imagine a whole family has been killed while the site mentioned there in that report is another refugee camp in the gaza strip and was also hit by a strikes i. local

that's a sign of that hunger by to become the bookie man of the reich were there all evil things you told paul more than a match or not he spoke and let's trust in our and be entrusted to promote justice system when it comes to serve the search warrant embryon sailor we don't seem to have endorsed or serve well when it comes to wealthy always had as you want that we have people in the streets protesting saying that we shan't trust law enforcement always and the people who sit there and type will be what we say we can't trust the b.o.j. and can't trust the f.b.i. which are also law or somehow better. that is in the realm of possibility that they happen to have one set of saints a rule for the rich i think rudy giuliani knows he was allowed to be a lawyer coming to the steps of logan at another federal law and that he should respect that we need 2 things come down what he will do in this matter i don't be too political prosecution so much is people are floating in the last united states of america now they're having a good price what they've done ok well i mean andrew i mean you could

they knew early on this would be a legacy of the third reich and they wrote about that they were preparingr trial it became very clear this was the crime of all crimes that the nazis had committed. >> thank you. we have questions from the audience will turn to audrey to help introduce those questions. >> hello. we have a number of questions. i recall the warsaw ghetto does that connect to the notion of atrocity photography? >> yes. there were photos a lot of different photos taken in the warsaw ghetto. that was 1940 so the end of the war and then the wii occupation of warsaw by the soviets. i think the participant may be referring to the stroop valve and that was also part of the nuremberg trials brought into evidence and that is a classic example of how german officials put photo albums together as a culture of administrative bragging to work towards a superior that those in case one - - those were in charge had the destruction, his work photographed and documented input into a photo album and then presented it to his boss. this is what i did. this also happened in auschwitz a new album h

it probably wouldn't have happened in the soviet military or the third reich. it was a very embarrassing thing to me. i asked my mother when i got home why did you do that? i was getting my mail, wanted to do that? all our member her saying is you worth getting your mail. interviewer: you don't argue with your mom. [laughter] oliver: no. where would you like me to segue next, because i do have, something that is very critical to who i am and all of that. interviewer: well, let's go there. oliver: ok. back in the 1930's, my maternal grandparents have correspondence with a woman in australia. who was a teacher. they corresponded only by mail. you remember back there in the 70's. you had the paper. you bought at the post office, they call it flypaper because it was so light. and you would write a letter, then fold it. remember that? full that over, and put a stamp on it. but, it was so light, and you would send it by airmail, because it was cheaper. so this correspondence, my grandfather, my mother's father and her mother, they were both educators, as was my mothe

reich that had one of the security internal security abated in the city which is completely destroyed the one day explosion that we heard and the previous large shock so still there is no. positive indication that. thieves could be very soon it was a tense situation on the streets of israel's mixed palestinian israeli towns and neighborhoods riots broke out in the city of but near tel aviv aid prayers a paying held at al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem after days of violent confrontations between israeli forces and palestinians religious leaders according for calm while the day the punk's the end of the holy month of ramadan lebanon's imposing a nationwide looked out on thursday and friday to control any corona virus spread over the muslim 8 holiday restaurants and cafes will be closed and places of worship will operate at around a 3rd of their capacity all celebrations and rallies have also been banned over the 2 day period. more than 4100 people in india have died of curve it 19 in the past 24 hours india has recorded more than 23000000 cases since the pandemic began and cuba

it probably wouldn't have happened in the soviet military or the third reich.t is impressive. [ laughter ] but, anyway, that's my, like i say, it was a very embarrassing thing to me. and i asked my mother when i got home, i said why did you do that? i said i was getting my mail. and all i remember is her saying, you weren't getting your mail. >> you don't want to argue with mom. [ laughter ] >> um, where would you like me to segway next? i do have, you know, something that is very critical to who i am and all of that. >> let's go there. >> okay. back in the 1930s my maternal grandparents had a correspondence with a woman in australia named esther buck. esther buck was a teacher in australia. and she communicated, or wrote letters i should say. they corresponded only by mail. and we're all roughly the same age. you remember back then in the '60s and '70s, you had that paper, you bought it at the post office. i think they called it fly paper because it was so light. and you would write a letter, and then you would fold it over and put a stamp on it. but it was so

like, when they carry the flag of the third reich around, do our friends go, well, if you've ever looked at the flag closely, it does have a snappy design and nice colors. at what point do they finally give up the ghost on this guy. we could go down the laundry list of things that he's done. we could talk about january 26th. we could talk about the fact that he's pressuring his attorney general to arrest like a fascist thug. to arrest his political opponent and their family two weeks before the election. we could go down the laundry list of things that he's done to actually show that he is a fascist, and yet they keep following him. >> well, you know, the response would be, of course, well, what about antifa. what about black lives matter, because this has become internalized on the right. just the willingness to look the other way. it's also interesting watching how, with donald trump donald trump down there in mar-a-lago on the patio, the thought leadership, except there isn't any thought leadership at all on the right, have shifted to people like tucker carlson, who don't even pretend

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joining us now is charlie sykes and paul reich. he hosts a podcast "independent americans."yone i need to hear from paul. your thoughts? >> okay. where do we start with the latest asinine comments from ted cruz? today is a day of contrast. president biden awarded the congressional medal of congress to ralph puckett who was on a walker and went in to say other people. he is the epitome of what americans should be, dedicated his life to america and recognized. then you have ted kruds to putt himself first, weak, cowardly putting the enemies' interests ahead of our own. he is why people hate politicians. enough already with ted cruz. people in texas should be ashamed of him. day after day he continues to do things that helps the enemies after a group of people took over the capitol so he should resign, go away, keep the military out of his mouth and stay away from tammy duckworth that gave her legs in defense of this country. ted cruz never wore the uniform or stood up for anybody. >> i'm really surprised as someone who spent time in the party formerly known as republicans to s

see germany on the 3rd reich now the victory banner is the official symbol of the victory over the soviet union. by the soviet union over nazi germany now the flag itself was originally put together under battlefield conditions and all made the 1st $94053.00 soviet soldiers. mikhail you're going to and. all 3 of them hoisted the victory flag up on to the german. building and it is the $150.00 for the. regiment serving as the official on a guard regiment now the music you are listening to now is one of the most famous soviet songs of world war 2 the great patriotic war as it's known here in russia a music by alexander alexander off of the peace sacred war also known as. great country now the only god battalion is also charged with assisting the commander of the moscow garrison and in protection of various infrastructure in the city in fact its barracks interestingly enough are located at. a district which is extremely close to. headquarters a make of that what you will now the guards regiment some might say it. was in 1944 was winding down and winston churchill came for a visit to moscow b

now you know, it may not seem reich a big difference to us, but in the middle east those tribal differencesn wants to be the major dominant country in the region, when biden comes in, we'll lift all the sanctions, go back to the iran nuclear deal. when the biden administration says you have a grievous rid schuss cause, we'll give help to you and gives israel a the cold showedder. it was totally preventable and totally foreseeable. iran getting exactly what it wants. kt mcfarland, great stuff as always, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, ash. ashley: thank you. let's check the markets why don't we. we're down across the board. we've been in the same range for a while now. we've been, markets opened up just under an hour. dow down half a percent. s&p up 3/4 of a percent. it is nasdaq with the biggest losses down 1 1/4%. down 172 points on the big techs index. let's look at beyond meat expanding its presence in walmart stores with beyond meatballs, why not, which will be apparently available at walmart for the first time next month. beyond meat down 2%. >>> internet computer cryptocurrency,

throughout history, i remember growing up and i think albert speers, "third reich" was a book selection i did check amazon. it's no longer available. my local bookstore, they don't have it. they sold out. they are not getting another shipment. it's not as readily available as ron is saying. in ron's own piece, he said that the younger generation and the tastes of the younger generation of employees at the publisher must be taken into account, which is a curious standard if a book is internally unpopular because of its politics, sexual politics, its policy politics, its republican politics or democratic politics, we should bow to the employees of the publisher and override the judgment of the editor because there's people at the company who don't want it? that seems very strange to me. again, disappearing a book after it is published makes a very strong statement. the public is not seeing what goes on behind the scenes. yes, a publisher has a right to do whatever they want with a book prepublication. they have a right to pull it. i'm just saying, norton, a reputable publisher, with a rep