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coming up, things get pretty heated when i push president ahmadinejad to explain his views on the holocaustth the travelocity fall hotel sale. you can save up to 40% on select hotels. so book your hotel now and save up to 40%. hurry, offer ends soon. book now at travelocity. >>> back with my exclusive interview with iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. when it comes to asking him questions, there's no such thing as an easy answer, especially when it comes to the holocaust. do you believe that the holocaust happened? because many jews believe that you do not think it happened, and they have a view of you because of that. >> translator: the historic event that you spoke of, i have two questions. i had two questions for quite some time, never received an answer to either one. everywhere, they allow a certain amount of research, of looking into historical events. whenever there are obstacles placed on this path, then a question mark or two will arise. why such obstacles? >> what are the questions that you have about the holocaust? >> translator: why in europe has it been forbidden for anyone

do you believe the holocaust happened?elieve that you do not think it happened, and they have a view of you because of that. >> translator: the historic event that you spoke of i have two questions. i had two questions for quite some time, never received an answer to either one. everywhere they allow a certain amount of research of looking into historical events. whenever there are obstacles placed on this path, then a question mark or two will arise. >> what are the questions you have about the holocaust? >> translator: why in europe has it been forbidden for anyone to conduct any research about this event? why are researchers imprisoned? >> there's been extensive research into the holocaust. it is indisputable that more than 6 million jews were annihilated by adolf hitler and the nazis. the question is, do you dispute that 6 million jews were killed? >> translator: do you believe in the freedom of thoughts and ideas or no? >> i believe in facts. >> translator: and the freedom of research, do you believe that and allow th

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it is not just the holocaust. we know the turks are horrible people. i will go on record. >> she is talking about young turks. a certain breed of new yorker that hobb knobs in society. he said why is this something that is a jailable offense and you can do this to the prophet mohamed. this is the first and only time i will agree with the muslim brotherhood. >> oh god. >> you can't cherry pick this stuff. you should be able to deny the holocaust. it is a terrible thing. don't deny the holocaust. but you should be able to do it. you can't cherry pick free speech. or as they say in france, no cherry pick, fricho-speecho. >> i didn't know you were fluent. >> when they try to do american accents, what are the things that they put -- >> seven. >> they do will farrell impersonating george bush. >> by the way, can we clarify causation versus correlation? there is a big gulf there. because some idiot -- >> why are you pointing at me? >> makes a stupid movie. it doesn't cause violence. there could be some correlation. anything that happens anywhere -- >> she is

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even in rwanda, even in the holocaust, even in the genocide certainly in bosnia there were discenters who was rescuing the other. and they were defying and risking their lives to rescue the other. my own family, if weren't for the turkish neighbors who warned them, probably wouldn't have made it. and that is true time and again for many families. but for the vast majority, this group phenomena starts to take over. there's one [inaudible] woe we have mob behavior and group think and intergroup relations. you know how you go to a ball game and the bad guy gets a point? and everybody just gets really upset about it? that's an intergroup motion. what happens they have an automatic behavioral component to them. anger has an need to resolve it. resentment needs change this. hated tried has a need to destroy the other. rage has a need to destroy the other. and these emotions take over in the periods when the story is told that it's unjust. well, this isn't the only story. this is the good news. in rwanda's. twin. i loved to talk about them. i'm going give you the example, it's going sound li

were killed in the holocaust. ut they have forgotten that. and historically, jews have an enormous social conscience which is reflected in a biblical adage, justice, justice shalt thou render the safe the lord. why do they say the word justice twice? it is the response justice not only for jews but justice for all people. that's why justice is repeated twice. i believe that. and it's an adage that i have lived my life but. >> and cheaply that jews have internalized that and that's one of the reasons why? >> absolutely. and i believe that when jews vote, democratic as they do overwhelmingly, as i do overwhelmingly, it is because of social conscience. they say to themselves there are lots of things that are important, medicare, medicaid, abortion, foods dance, taxing progressively the wealthy and so forth, and foreign affairs. those are the two partnerships so to speak. and on the issue of domestic manners, i don't know how you could be against the platform of the democratic party on those issues. if i can just allud

about from one of the demographic reasons were i think the sunset district had a number flush of the holocaust victims but also jewish experience cuomo to that had gone to china and from shanghai came to san francisco's the first port on the pacific rim of china. was that your recollection growing up? >>> yes in fact my uncle on the other side was a shanghai jew and settled here in san francisco and that took from my aunt and uncle and my mother to the city of san francisco. >>> ditch your group during chinese around two as well in your family and other languages >>> 0 yes very multi lingual and syrian and yiddish and politian chinese because of the neighborhood >>> it's fascinating. so today how does it change for you when you come to the jewish high holy days? greta one tradition of picked up the disassembly do with the family greenock the love doing especially with my family now is where between the dais refined to lake where there are fish and you kind of stroke breadcrumbs into the lake and it symbolizes kind of your behavior such you want to give up and the things about shoe that is cont

before he is talking about the belief that muslims and christians have and then talks about the holocaust. it doesn't make sense. >> and somebody left the cake in the rain. >> you will never -- i'm sorry. >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> i wanted to defend obama and say that you can't rag on him for not meeting with the u.n if you are always trashing the u.n. i always trash the u.n so he blows them off for the view. if bush did that i would be like, yes, that's funny. is it okay to date a client? remi spencer in her new book, the boston strangler and i, the early years. did madonna call obama a muslim? yes, my new favorite madonna song after "girls just want to have fun." >>> finally singing a tune i like. on monday in a dc concert, the material gal listened to reasons the america should re-elect "the view"'s favorite guest. and there is no god but allah and mohamed is my prophet. don't believe me? just like a prayer, i will take you there. >> [bleep --] bleep [obama, okay? a >> she keeps saying that is amazing salt. madonna has yet to clarify her bury coherent voice. to the

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killed during the holocaust. historically, jews have an enormous social conscience which is reflected in the biblical package -- addage. why do they repeat the word justice twice? justice not only for jews, but for all the people. i believe that. >> you believe they have internalized that? >> absolutely. i believe that when jews vote democratic as they do overwhelmingly and as i do overwhelmingly, it is because of social conscience. there are lots of things that are important. among them are social security, medicare, medicaid, abortion, food stamps, taxing progressively the wealthy. and foreign affairs, those are the partnerships, so to speak. and on the issue of domestic matters, i don't know how you can be against the platform of the democratic party on those issues. something that bob and i read to, we will get into that part of the race or not. so when i announced what i was going to take on the issue of sending a message here, there are only two special elections and the whole country. my political friends s

killed during the holocaust. historically, jews have an enormous social conscience which is reflected in the biblical package -- addage. why do they repeat the word justice twice? justice not only for jews, but for all the people. i believe that. >> you believe they have internalized that? >> absolutely. i believe that when jews vote democratic as they do overwhelmingly and as i do overwhelmingly, it is because of social conscience. are important. among them are social security, medicare, medicaid, abortion, food stamps, taxing progressively the wealthy. and foreign affairs, those are the partnerships, so to speak. and on the issue of domestic matters, i don't know how you can be against the platform of the democratic party on those issues. bill poolesomething that bob and i read to, we will get into that partso when i announced what i was going to take on the issue of sending a message here, there are only two special elections and the whole country. my political friends said, you are crazy. i announce that i wou

and not valmiki says you should have taken of the holocaust. you're just as bad. but which are doing to palestinians. there's also the first leader of a jewish organization to call for a palestinian state. so this is someone who is very far out on the left, who is a harsh of israel, but most particularly of the likud party which is the party benjamin netanyahu. so because of the decades he spent with rabbi wolf, who introduces him to palestinians like richey community and so on. it really colors his thinking. now in his book, obama says he visited israel. that is true. he visited for 48 hours and you have to subtract the 18 hours of flight time there and back from newark. so it's very small -- a very small amount of time he spends in israel. most of the meeting are with people of like minded left-wing persuasion. he doesn't meet ordinary israelis and get a sense that god spectrum of the israeli position. in his knowledge of israel is based on the works of people who assert that world-famous writer and is worth reading, but has a distinct view that is outside of the

it's the incredible consciousness of the television series the holocaust. they're coming to grips that even in the democracy, genocide can happen, and it's important teaching moment in the jewish community and the larger american experience, and in that moment, he said we should stop talking about the holocaust. look what you are doing to the palestinians. there is also cash the first leader of the jewish organization in america to call for the independent palestinian state. so this is someone that is very far out on the left. he is a harsh critic of israel and most particularly of the party of benjamin netanyahu. so, because of the decades that he spent with rabbi wolfe, to the palestinians of course it colors his thinking. in his book obama says that he visited israel. that's true. he visited for 48 hours and you have to subtract from that the 18 hours of the flight time there and back from newark. it's very small, very small amount of time that he spent in israel and most of the meetings are with people of a like-minded persuasion. he doesn't meet ordinar

they use the holocaust and all the these rhetorics which is very harmful for iran's national interests. my suggestion is this. any u.s. administration i hope after the election -- because we cannot talk before the election -- propose at least once after 33 years a comprehensive package including terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, peace process, israel, human rights, democracy, all these major points for the u.s. and iranians also they have their own shopping list. and the u.s. also should be prepared to address iranian concerns. if it failed, then come to your public and say it doesn't work to try. because you have never tried. the u.s. has never tried. >> i've been asked to make this reminder for our listening audience and radio. you're listening to the commonwealth club radio program and our guest, former foreign policy adviser who is providing his perspective on the impass with iran. we had a number of questions related to israel and a military strike. and in a recent op ed you gave 20 reasons not to attack iran and you were quite explicit calling a military strike idiotic. tel

. >> the most heinous crimes of the 20th century, the holocaust, the mass murderer of the disabled, theorced sterilization of those considered inferior. all took place in the name of ugenics. but can we embrace the problem of ugenics without its totalitarian, by individual choice? [whistle] >> hey. >> the world is about to descend upon london for the paraolympic games. more than 4,000 athletes will compete in 20 different events. these british athletes are preparing for the competition. the games are a celebration not merely of sport but of the human spirit. a celebration of the greatest disabled athletes on the planet. [whistle] >> good point. >> but 100 years ago, london welcomed around a different gathering. disability was at the top of the agenda, but with a very different twist. it was here on the banks of the tames in the summer of 1912 that the first international ugenics conference took place. this was no fringe event. many of the world's leading politicians and scientists descended upon london to debate, amongst other things, the very simple issue -- how to rid the world of phy

at the moment he says he should stop talking about the holocaust. ust as bad as what your doing to the palestinians. it's also the first leader to call for the palestinian state. this is someone who is way far out on the left. he's a harsh critic of israel, most particularly of the likud party. and so, because of the decades he spent, he introduces them to palestinians like christian comedian someone. that in his book, obama says he visited israel. that's true. he visited for 48 hours you have to subtract from that the 18 hours of flight time, there and back. so it's very small amount of time he spends in israel. and most of the meetings with people of like minded left-wing persuasion. he doesn't meet ordinary israelis and get a sense of the prospect graham. and his knowledge of israel is based on the works as an aside, was certainly a world-famous writer, but has a distinct view that is outside of the mainstream view of israel, which is to say, the israeli democracy is fundamentally flawed because it's not given full citizenship to palestinians, gra

ahmadinejad is known for denouncing israel and in the past has denied the holocaust ever happened. >>> five minutes after the hour. president obama and mitt romney focusing on two battleground states this week, ohio and virginia. both candidates will campaign today in ohio. romney will continue his bus tour in columbus and toledo. the president will speak at two ohio colleges, bowling green and kent state. romney will be in our area tomorrow with an event at american legion post in springfield. and president obama will be in virginia beach. >>> the supreme court agreed to take up a drunk driving case to decide whether police can force suspected offenders into a blood test without a search warrant. it ces as a man in missouri failed a drunk driving test and refused to take a breth liathal. the police drove him to the hospital for a blood test without getting a search warrant. >>> today pepco is expected to vote on a contract proposal for some of its workers. if the deal is rejected, union workers could go on strike. in the meantime, the d.c. public service commission will vote on a pot

there's only one member openly denying the holocaust. only one member of the united nations constantly instigating violence all over the world. from latin america through north africa through central asia and certainly in the middle east. for all those reasons and many more, the world simply cannot and should not tolerate the very notion of iran becoming nuclear. >> do you ever feel conflicted when you look at iran, there's been a series on the holocaust, television series that aired in iran. there is a small jewish community there. do you ever feel conflicted at all in that sometimes their actions in that way, don't appear to be anti-jewish. >> i think the world has an issue with the on going -- i think what they're doing is irresponsible and reckless. the e question of whether we can trust the iranian, why should we take the risk? we've seen this before. they mean what they say and they say what they mean. and they're behind a very long string of attacks against israeli and jewish all over the world. only recently in bulgaria, before th

never disappoints, a ahmadinejad what a guy, right, can't live with him, can't get him to admit the holocaust really happened. all right, i don't want to say the guy has been tankers with nuclear bombs but before he walked into the u.n. that marble behind him was white. dude's radioactive. let's take a listen. >> i am here to voice the devine and humanitarian message of learned men and women of my country. a message that iran's great or ther and poet saadin presented to humanity in his eternal two-line poetry. >> jon: oh, i remember that poem. it goes something like this. al hickory al dick ory dock, the zionists can eat -- >> give me some that old time i hate your religion. >> i do not believe that muslims, christians, jews, hindu, buddhists and others have any problem among themselves. or are hostile against each other. they get along together comfortably. >> jon: ah, if by comfortably you mean with nearly constant bloodshed. i mean if you are not going to take a shot at the jewish global cabal ruining your life, at least throw an insult the americans way, you know you want to. >> are we to

the. holocaust series around the corner. existences steak and. these not less than modern. when you hear all of this is the magically the media usually collaborates was this the israeli media so what you get is a few fool. people are fearful nation i think the. israelis. in their d.n.a. is existence thirty years they're old they're very deep rooted part of the justified most of them totally manipulate the exaggerated. governments government of the government no to manipulate it and to use it to misuse it for their own interests ok let me go if i go back to you a few days ago patrick clawson he's been a guest on this program he's a director of research at the pro israel think tank the washington institute for near east policy and he said publicly if the iranians aren't going to compromise it would be best if someone else started the war now maybe if netanyahu doesn't take this seriously and maybe it's just a cover as you point out and i tend to agree with you there are a lot of americans are take this very seriously does that worry you. well i think it's a worrisome one when

because of the tax deductions, the employers do not pay the holocaust. -- the holocaust. -- the whole here is the bottom line -- your country spends almost 80% of national income on health care. no other rich country in the world spends more than 11.8%. it is $1 trillion a year. to ensure a smaller percentage of our people in a way that does not make us healthier. if you want to compete, you should want us to spend more less the same perspective -- percentage of the rich countries that have the best health care systems. like germany, france, and others. [applause] we have good health care if you can afford it. do not misunderstand me. i am exhibit a. [applause] i have more scars on our body then dies in a fight. -- i have more scars and our body than someone who has been in a fight. i know about this. but if you look at the overall health of the american population, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that we're not spending our money in the most affect away at the institute of medicine issued a report last week that said we are spending up to 75% of our health care dollars in le

we mourn the extermination of a third of our people, 6 million, in the holocaust. end of yom kippur we celebrate. we celebrate the rebirth of israel. we celebrate the heroism of our young men and women who defended our people with the indomitable courage of joshua, david, and the macabees of old. we celebrate the marvel of the flourishing modern jewish state. you see in israel, we walk the same paths tread by our pate arcs, abraham, isaac and jacob. but we blaze new trails in science, technology, medicine, agriculture. in israel the past and the future find common ground. unfortunately, that's not the case in many other countries. for today a great battle is being waged between the modern and the medieval. the forces of modernity seek a bright future in which the rights of all are protected in which an ever expanding digital library is available in the palm of every child in which every life is sacred. the forces of medievalism seek a world in which women and minorities are subjugated in which knowledge is suppressed, and in which not life but death is glorified. th

vice- presidential candidate paul ryan to let not see leader known for creating propaganda during the holocaust >>> they lied then in care that they lied to us like joseph garbles the big lie you keep repeating that was curveballs the big lion face said that care about fax they're going to lie it is not a pejorative to talk about their >>> no question he went too far >>> political analyst joe touman says it is the wrong message to send a day before the democratic convention >>> i would be mad is that they one has read this thing up the lead story in the news cycle is about that of the california democratic party comparing republicans to not seize that is not the kind of introduction you want. >>> after getting pummeled by republicans and democrats including the jewish coalition john burton released this statement called a did not call republicans not to ignore what i ever i did not even use the word paul ryan and republicans are consulted i homily i humbly apologize " >>> are not the only democrats feeling those front pages the other question is are we better off than four years ago the governo

republican vice- presidential candidate to a nazi leader known for creating propaganda during the holocaust >>> they're willing to say they lie and they don't care if they like if you like joseph burbles the big lie you've got republicans to believe the earth is flat that was curveballs the big lie they don't care about fax they will like that is not a pejorative the work as a complement >>> no question in this statement he went too far >>> joe touman said that is the wrong message to send the day before the democratic national convention >>> if i'm running the convention i'm mad as heck are getting ready to read this up the lead story in the news cycle is about the head of the california democrat party comparing republicans to not he's not the kind of the introduction you want. >>> after getting pummeled by both republicans and democrats burn released this statement " i did not call republicans not seized nor would i ever, i did not even use the word if mitt romney or paul ryan is insulting and i humble apologized or anyone who might of been offended " burton not the only democrat fueling

government was able to contain or act against people involved in denying the holocaust or in anti-semitism in other ways and now we're seeing the obama administration for example take that will see other legal means to deal with the producers of this film for example the one of the producers of this movie was called by the los angeles police department a couple of days ago and action is being taken against him. on illegal the points so these guys. really happened earlier but me and you have seen for example some people put swords when you're talking that one of this is based on all the religious tension coming and religious tensions fermented by the u.s. but clearly this is called genuine offense but they're groups now taking an opportunity now to. the rest over this opportunity. obviously you cannot blame third parties who would exploit this situation but i have my point here is that the. really rests with the us government although we understand the muslim governments really understand the predicament of the us government with regards to its inability to move against the uses of the film

that we see the images of jesus christ that are desecrated or churches that are destroyed or, the holocaust that is denied. >> the president took on a number of issues that led to america and the muslim world, warning around the world is or impatient with its secrecy around its nuclear program. >> america wants to resolve this issue to diplomacy. >> then, a lesson in freedom of expression. >> at a time when anyone with a cellphone can spread offenses in use around the world with the click of a button, the notion that we can control the flow of information is obsolete and on this, we must agree, there is no speech that justifies mindless violence. >> the president called on leaders to speak out forcefully against violence and extremism. >> coming up later in the broadcast of the oakland a's are fighting for a playoff berth. tell >>pam: a high-speed police chase ended with a crash, you will not believe police say was behind the wheel. a 13 year-old school this car and crashed last night and the stockton area. police spotted the reported stolen vehicle he had tried to perform a traffic stop. t