hitler himself who said he wanted 10 italians killed for every german soldier that was killed in a bomb attack arranged by the partisans. so what happened was priebke is believed to have had a role or been involved in that that came up during the trial. he picked some of the civilians and even shopping. he fled to argentina for 50 years before a u.s. television crew actually tracked them down so he was extradited to italy and sentenced to life imprisonment back in 1998, but because of his age, he was in his 80's at the time, he essentially spent that in house arrest and a rooftop apartment in rome until his death last friday at the age of 100. but priebke never expressed remorse for what happened during the massacre during world war ii, and that is what has angered a lot of people, even romance was other residents. -- even rome as well as other residents. >> seema gupta their reporting from rome. the parliament is bidding whether to ban. this comes after six lawmakers from the extreme white ring -- right wing golden dawn party. a fatal seven last month at a greek rapper. golden dawn law

chronically about dangers inflating them a million fold in equating even al qaeda to the equivalent of adolf hitler has left and they were soviet red army and hirohito's as zero pilots that they become very skeptical especially at a time when we have a very very austere economic situation where we can't even afford with a seventeen trillion dollar natural a debt to go abroad and try to save the world for every kind of evil that we discern ok granted it's still you would stay with i look ahead i would like to talk a little bit about to be ran go ahead greg go ahead basically the premise here is that there's a clawing in relations with iran. and to me the idea of the two presidents of exchange leaders doesn't represent a thawing of really. with iran what would represent the thawing getting out from behind the skirts of the swiss and actually having some sort of diplomatic representation into ron would be something in real perceptible as bruce would say. getting all of these israel lobby operatives and political appointees out of the treasury to the treasury department and putting in people who

hitler is lifted and they were soviet red army and hirohito is that zero pilots that they become very skeptical especially at a time when we have a very very austere economic situation where we can't even afford with a seventeen trillion dollar natural a debt to go abroad and try to save the world for every kind of evil that we discern ok granted it's they would stay with i look i had i would want to talk a little bit about of iran go ahead grant go ahead basically the premise year is that there's a good relations with iran. and to me the idea that the two presidents of exchange leaders doesn't represent a thawing oh really. with iran what would represent the thawing getting out from behind the skirts of the swiss and actually having some sort of diplomatic representation into ron would be something real perceptible as bruce would say. getting all of these israel lobby operatives and political appointees out of the treasury to the treasury department and putting in people who actually are career civil servants as opposed to political operatives would be good actually talking about wha

chronically about dangers inflating them a million fold in equating even al qaeda to the equivalent of adolf hitler has left and they were soviet red army and hirohito's as zero pilots that they become very skeptical especially at a time when we have a very very austere economic situation where we can't even afford with a seventeen trillion dollar natural a debt to go abroad and try to save the world for every kind of evil that we discern ok granted it's still you would stay with i love i had i would want to talk a little bit about of iran go ahead grant go ahead basically the premise here is that there's a clawing in relations with iran. and to me the idea that the two presidents of exchange leaders doesn't represent a thawing of really. with iran what would represent the thawing getting out from behind the skirts of the swiss and actually having some sort of diplomatic representation into ron would be something real perceptible as bruce would say. getting all of these israel lobby operatives and political appointees out of the treasury to the treasury department and putting in people who a

chronically about dangers inflating them a million fold in equating even al qaeda to the equivalent of adolf hitler has left and they were soviet red army and hirohito's as zero pilots that they become very skeptical especially at a time when we have a very very austere economic situation where we can't even afford with a seventeen trillion dollar natural a debt to go abroad and try to save the world for every kind of evil that we discern ok granted it's stay would stay with i look ahead i wouldn't talk a little bit about to be ran go ahead grant go ahead basically the premise here is that there's a clawing in relations with iran. and to me the idea that the two presidents of exchange letters doesn't represent a thawing oh really. with iran what would represent the thawing getting out from behind the skirts of the swiss and actually having some sort of diplomatic representation in tehran would be something real perceptible as bruce would say. getting all of these israel lobby operatives and political appointees out of the treasury to the treasury department and putting in people who actually

hitler? >> unit has been used so many times as a trite comparison. but it is true that it was compared by the personality and the diplomatic offensive. he was much more comfortable with ahmadinejad. now things are changing fast and it is difficult for him. he has a kind of blitzkrieg. we also see the result obviously swimming against the current of the moment. >> can you legitimately be worried? >> everyone can be legitimately worried about the iranian nuclear program. not because they are close to the bomb, but it is true that it is an ambiguous program because atomic technologies are ambiguous by nature. we have to come out of the ambiguity of the right side, of course. iran is ready to make lots of concessions and accept lots of control. they want something in return. people recognize the technology they have developed, it is legitimate to have a legitimate right to develop it. of course, there is a sanction in iran. >> we will talk about the sanctions after the break. many ordinary irania

the other person who chased the spear was adolf hitler. what you have there is the map below the vatican the vatican says they have the real spear and that shows you -- st. peter's by silica. >> this is a nasty piece of business here. i'm not going to read it. >> it's basically it's a nazi secret society and that's their oath they used to take and you get to read the real oath. >> john f. kennedy, his assassination, this is -- i mean, this is fascinating. i know you have dealt with this in a number of ways in your writing but also in your television show -- >> what i love about this one, what we put in here is, we put in jfk's death certificate. what you're holding there is the state department sent when they were tracking lee harvey oswald in russia. this is what they knew about him while he was over in russia. >> and this is one that will have conspiracy theorists really wagging away, lee h. oswald, a committee, on organization, the fair play for cuba committee. >> that's his real card. >> that's his card signed. >> and his fake i.d. i l

. >> the swastika was around long for adolf hitler came around. i don't have nothing against him but he took something from my religion which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient sooifl lie sayincivilization. >> while rat cliff defended the religion, his comments disturbed murray who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> dam it. i tried to talk about this with you, i swear i did. i'm sorry markus. i [ bleep ] up. i'm sorry. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> it's hard not to, man. >> later we told murray we recorded his engs change with rat cliff and asked him to explain it. >> i was a little mad at him. he didn't mean any harm. he just, you know, ignorant of the conduction of leadership roles, you know, and i think now that he has seen, you know, that it upset me and knows that it's not really how we do business, i think he's changed his point of view. >> murray hopes to also change the point of view of prison officials. he will soon have

hitler just two weeks before that idea that bashar al-assad will ever reform, will stop slaughtering his own citizens and russia will be our friend, this is a fiction that will explode. lou: looking like a candy rock mountain out there? >> you know, i agree with -- israeli ambassador of u.s., made point if not for president obama's threat of force, putin would never have come to the table to deal with this issue, i don't think we look weak. lou: you applaud? >> he made a mistake by going to congress. lou: i applaud him for going to congress, i believe that day the age of the emperrial, in in case imperious presidency flieds to end, we have a congress, all but over course of decades abdicated much of its constitutional power, to presidents who act unilaterally. let's turn if i play to this shut down -- if i may to this shut down, two parties trying to blame one another, but the law, by any measure, absolutely is devastating to the health care sector, it devastating to millions of americans, 30 million people, it is fully demonstrated will not be covered by insurance. after it is imple

i don't believe in the magic power part, but you tell me that adolf hitler once this object and i want to know what it is. you have there is the map below the vatican. the vatican says they have the real spirit which shows you. yes. the basilica under st. peter's. lou: this is a nasty piece of business right here. i'm not even going to read. >> it is a nazi secret society, and that is there of that they used to take command you to really -- read the real love. again, one of my favorite stories. lou: john f. kennedy, his assassination. this is -- i mean, this is fascinating. i know you have dealt with this in a number of ways in your riding, but also on your television show. >> and what i love about this one, we put in here is we put in jfk is death certificate. but you're all right there is the telex that the state department sent when they were tracking lee harvey oswald and russia. you to read the history and say, wait a minute, this is actually what they knew about him when he was over in russia. lou: this is one that will have conspiracy theories really wagging away. lee h. possibl

in 1944 priebke served as an officer in adolf hitler's brute ss. he was responsible for helping to oversee atrocities in italy in the world war ii. the killing of 335 people, most civilians. he fled to argentina before being extradited back to italy nearly 20 years ago. in the video statement he said he would have been shot if he had not followed the orders of his commanding officer. >> translation: naturally it was not possible to refuse. schulz told us it was an order from hitler. we had to obey. whoever was not prepared to do that better prepare to go with the victims, because he would be stopped. >> germany refused to take the body, fearing the grave could be a pilgrimage site of nazi supporters. relatives want him cremated. >> a girl found in a roma camp in greece is said to be in good health. she was found living with a roma couple who claimed she has their daughter. dna tests confirmed they are not related. police are investigating whether the girl was a victim of child trafficking. the roma couple have been arrested and charged with abducti

in 1944 erich priebke was serving as an officer in adolf hitler's brutal ss. he was responsible for helping oversee one of the worst atrocities in italy during the world war ii, the killing of 335 people near rome, most civilians. after the war he fled to argentina on a vatican passport, before being extradieted to italy years ago. in the video statement erich priebke said he would have been shot if he hadn't followed the orders of his commanding officer. >> translation: naturally not possible to refuse. schulz told us it was an order from hitler and we had to obey, and whoever was not prepared do that had better be ready to go with the victims, because they would be shot. >> germany refused to take erich priebke's body, fearing his grave could be a site for naasie sympathisers. relatives of his victims want him created as has been the case with top nazi war criminals. >>> it's week 7 in the nfl. key match ups. the latest in football coming up in sport in a bit. the leaves are changing in the great smokey mountains. the tourist dollars are gone. we'll explain

it would make adolf hitler, jeffrey dahmer and joe stalin proud. >> if you don't do whatever i s say. >> well, that concludes that transmission. >> number two trender, warlord. >> there's no way our republic can last much longer. it may not last through obama's second term. >> a right wing talker calls on god for an armed takeover. >> we're headed for serious tyranny. i appeal to the lord, don't let us be totally destroyed. please, raise up those who will save us. i believe our only hope is a military takeover, martial law. >> deliver us from evil with your mighty sword and falcon forever and ever and ever amen. >> and today's top trender, getting served. >> nearly 100 world war ii veterans made the trip to mississippi and they were greeted by this barricade. >> this is not necessary. >> this is an affront to all military members. >> what's more essential than the park service. >> you're seeing america doesn't shut down. >> republicans put a furlough up in front of veteran's aid. >> republican national committee has put aside enough money to keep the world war ii memorial open. >> the

in 1944 he was serving as an officer in adolf hitler's brutal ss. he was responsible for helping oversee one of the worst atroscities in italy during the second world war, the killing of 335 people near rome, and most were civilians. after the war he fled to argentina before being extradited back to italy 20 years ago. in the video statement he said he would have been shot if he did not follow the orders of his commands officer. >> translator: naturally, it was not possible to refuse. this was a order an hitler, and he had with to obey. whoever was not prepared to do that had better be ready to go with the other victims, because he would be shot. why were germany has refused to take his body fearing his grave could become a pilgrimage site for nazi sympathyizers. his relatives want him cremated. >>> the nsa hacked the e-mail of former mexican president calderon. it targeted other leaders in the mexican government. there's a new report out by the brennan center for justice which reveals information about the kind of data being collected. under certai

let's just take that off the list along with adolf hitler costumes. they just don't work. >> it marks the 509 anniversary of the assassination of on. if kennedy. before we speak with him. chief correspondent bob schieffer looks back at a day that phen changed the nation. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> reporter: the nation was plunged into shock. then came the news that an angry ex-marine who had once defected to the u soviet eun dwron bhant arapid th . >> i will do my best. that is all i can do. >> reporter: two days later a dwreeving nation was shocked once more as an unbelieve bld scene unfolded in the basement of the dallas police station. on live television, the accused assassin lee harvey oswald was gunned down and killed by dallas strip joint operator named jack ruby. the warn commission presented its final report and concluded that oswald had killed the president, acted alone, and there was no conspiracy. of the years there have been thousands of theories and allegations of various conspiracies, but as yet, the

let's just take that off the list along with adolf hitler costumes. they just don't work. >> it marks the 509 anniversary of the assassination of on. if kennedy. before we speak with him. chief correspondent bob schieffer looks back at a day that phen changed the nation. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> reporter: the nation was plunged into shock. then came the news that an angry ex-marine who had once defected to the u soviet eun dwron bhant arapid th . >> i will do my best. that is all i can do. >> reporter: two days later a dwreeving nation was shocked once more as an unbelieve bld scene unfolded in the basement of the dallas police station. on live television, the accused assassin lee harvey oswald was gunned down and killed by dallas strip joint operator named jack ruby. the warn commission presented its final report and concluded that oswald had killed the president, acted alone, and there was no conspiracy. of the years there have been thousands of theories and allegations of various conspiracies, but as yet, the

let's just take that off the list along with adolf hitler costumes. they just don't work. >> it marks the 509 anniversary of the assassination of on. if kennedy. before we speak with him. chief correspondent bob schieffer looks back at a day that phen changed the nation. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> reporter: the nation was plunged into shock. then came the news that an angry ex-marine who had once defected to the u soviet eun dwron bhant arapid that . >> i will do my best. that is all i can do. >> reporter: two days later a dwreeving nation was shocked once more as an unbelieve bld scene unfolded in the basement of the dallas police station. on live television the accused assassin lee harvey oswald was gunned down and killed by dallas strip joint operator named jack ruby. the warn commission presented its final report and concluded that oswald had killed the president, acted alone, and there was no conspiracy. of the years there have been thousands of theories and allegations of various conspiracies but as yet, the

adolf hitler in 1933. >> what about argentinargentina >> major western democracy. >> the argentinians beg to difficulter. >> made lheadlines. >> greece? a soft default. >> when you get reorganized -- >> that restructuring. >> i beg to differ. >> we have that conversation. >> all over again. >> i was in buenos aires in 2000, not fun, not a good time. the question is whether or not you're calling them a major western democracy, right? >> you've got me on -- >> you know. >> maybe i should have a good listen and come back. >> questions about argentina right now, whether they will default as they continue to fight with hedge funds led by paul singer. >> and commonwealth unincorporated territory of puerto rico, right? >> thank you. what a debate last week. >> for the time being the dow's down 70 points. here what happens you missed earlier on. >> welcome to "squawk on the street." here's what's happened so far. >> for god sake, get in there get negotiations started. if we can get some people in a room and build up some trust and put ultrapolitic as side the economic solutions are easy. >> i

hitler. >> i didn't do that. >> i told you before he got elected he was going to do all of this because all of my friends in the intel community said the second he gets elected he'll amp it up and he's done exactly that. this is stunning how he's taken whether it's the drone policy or the nsa, how he's taken the bush/cheney policies and turned it up. >> in this case it's the bush/cheney policies continuing. >> he's amped up some of the nsa scrutiny, he's amped up the drone program. no question about that, joe. he stopped torture and closed the secret cia. >> there's that. >> there's a lot bush and cheney did -- >> he stopped a water boarding >> he stopped water boarding. >> under bush's policy and under that program three people were water boarded. and they stopped water boarding in 2005. so thank god he got elected. the world loves us so much more today. you guys were all right. if we could only get barack obama in the white house we would once again be loved by the people of luxemborg. it's almost like kennedy is president. you can walk through ireland and feel the love of the people.

what does the "a" stand for, adolf? >> "a" stands for andrew. let me tell you abouted with row. this is a man who created a domestic agenda we still live with today, eight-hour work days, women with the vote. >> stephen: of course they had eight-hour work days in 1913. they didn't have 5 hour energy back then. they couldn't hack it like we can now. >> true enough. and all our foreign policy today, for good or for bad, comes from woodrow wilson. >> stephen: how about for the bad? ( laughter ) here's my problem with wilson-- he's a progressive. he is the first great progressive democrat. >> he is, and got elected twice for it. >> stephen: he ran the first time saying he was going to keep us out of world war i. then got re-elected and brought intows world war i. ( laughter ) >> he realized he had to do that. >> stephen: uh-huh, he had to lie to the american people. >> he was -- >> stephen: admit, he lied to the american people. >> no, he was telling the truth. >> stephen: see, i'm a kaiser fan. i'm a kaiser fan. seriously. historically germ an-- you're saying that-- you're saying t