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image of later nardo as inventor which he himself never claimed to be 1st emerged driven by benito mussolini to support his fascist ideology the dictator recast davinci as a universal genius and a leading figure every talian creative strength was done and was really initiated an exhibition not just initiated he ordered it to be and it was done and for that exhibition models were created from the vinci sketches for the 1st time. models that simply ignored the errors in the original sketches the exhibition travelled from milan to the u.s. and then to japan where it was destroyed in an air raid i don't know how amazingly the exhibition was to go on mostly need is gone fascism is gone leonardo's cults the cult of leonardo the everything has remained mute this if enough leonardo is complete and that mythology continues to this day ringback. now melissa we don't know how many paintings is this i said 15 or so you think it could be 20 there's lots of discussion about that but he did have these books notebooks 7000 pages of drawings and inventions and all that stuff in his novels but really still lo

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within 24 hours, they had mussolini in berlin shaking hands with hitler. that is the kind of thing he did. he was one of the people who was likely to have been in involved in this thing. after the war, there were a lot of denials about this whole operation. he, in his memoirs, largely denied any involvement in it. in but in later conversations, he admitted, he had been part of it, but did not go to tehran. that would have made a great story. maybe in the movie version we will have that. he was the guy who was probably best equipped to lead such a mission, but they did have some amazing people on the ground. they had at least six ss hit teams. -- another whole elaborate but i don't want to spoil a certain story. >> on the cover, two of the three have military-looking uniforms on. under the conventions of the rules of war, had it succeeded, would it have been against what happened? bill: that is a good question and one i got into briefly in the book. both churchill and stalin did wear uniforms. stalin did have military ranks. under the rules of war, they wou

that was 1925 in italy within one year after mussolini took power there. and it occurred to me in saying a few words tonight how easy it is sometimes, how thoughtlessly we take the first amendment without thinking of it or how different. and the rest of the world certainly mussolini but every country by way of example and the democratic countries truly where they have an enormous amount of freedom where american pows were being held and then to say the publication of certain top secret designated material would interfere with ending the war, getting our soldiers bac back, i spoke to lawyers from canada, england, lots of countries around the world that were stunned at the results. and now often enough i don't think we celebrate this museum as it has not just that case but the degree to which we are unique in the world and the degree with respect to all of these freedoms. let me mention one recent example. i never needed the first amendment i never made a radical decision on anything. i gave a speech a month ago at duke law school and i was describing a case

big display isn't really as widespread. 0hi day, literally ‘no day', marks greece's refusal to bow to mussolini in 1940. across the country, there are parades. a chance to revel in national pride and to embrace your greek identity. although 0hi day is a commemoration of the past, it's also a celebration of the present. and there's clearly more appetite for this than for the anti—prespa protest. in greece and north macedonia, the prespa agreement tried to solve a thorny issue that goes to the heart of identity. a name. history is always central to national identity. but when a country's future is uncertain, it's easy to understand why people turn to the past. for my family, there was always a sense their macedonian identity wasn't acknowledged, making them hold onto it more tightly. the same is true of almost everyone we met. they worry that by conceding to others, they'll lose part of themselves. at this time of global uncertainty, the question of national identity seems more urgent than ever. in the case of the name macedonia, compromise will always come at a cost. hello there. once the over

display isn't really is widespread. 0hi day day, literally" no day", marks greece's refusal to bow to mussolini in 1940. across the country, there are parades. a chance to revel in national pride and to embrace your greek identity. although 0hi day is a commemoration of the past, it is also a celebration of the present. and there is clearly more appetite for this than for the anti—prespa protest. in greece and north macedonia, the prespa agreement tried to solve a thorny issue that goes to the heart of identity. a name. history is always central to national identity. but when a country's future is uncertain, it is easy to understand why people turn to the past. for my family, there was always a sense of their macedonian identity was not acknowledged, making them hold onto it more tightly. the same is true of almost everyone we met. they worry that by conceding to others, they will lose part of themselves. at this time of global uncertainty, the question of national identity seems more urgent than ever. in the case of the name macedonia, compromise will always come at a cost. hello there. it d

ohi day, literally "no day", marks greece's refusal to bow to mussolini in 1940. across the country, there are parades. a chance to revel in national pride and to embrace your greek identity. although ohi day is a commemoration of the past, it's also a celebration of the present. and there's clearly more appetite for this than for the anti—prespa protest. in greece and north macedonia, the prespa agreement tried to solve a thorny issue that goes to the heart of identity. a name. history is always central to national identity. but when a country's future is uncertain, it's easy to understand why people turn to the past. for my family, there was always a sense their macedonian identity wasn't acknowledged, making them hold onto it more tightly. the same is true of almost everyone we met. they worry that by conceding to others, they'll lose part of themselves. at this time of global uncertainty, the question of national identity seems more urgent than ever. in the case of the name macedonia, compromise will always come at a cost. we have got some very strong winds

big display isn't really as widespread. 0hi day, literally "no day", marks greece's refusal to bow to mussolini in 1940. across the country, there are parades. a chance to revel in national pride and to embrace your greek identity. although 0hi day is a commemoration of the past, it is also a celebration of the present. and there is clearly more appetite for this than for the anti—prespa protest. in greece and north macedonia, the prespa agreement tried to solve a thorny issue that goes to the heart of identity. a name. history is always central to national identity. but when a country's future is uncertain, it is easy to understand why people turn to the past. for my family, there was always a sense their macedonian identity was not acknowledged, making them hold onto it more tightly. the same is true of almost everyone we met. they worry that by conceding to others, they will lose part of themselves. at this time of global uncertainty, the question of national identity seems more urgent than ever. in the case of the name macedonia, compromise will always come at a cost. hello. we have had m

big display isn't really is widespread. 0hi day, literally ‘no day', marks greece's refusal to bow to mussolini in 1940. across the country, there are parades. a chance to revel in national pride and to embrace your greek identity. although 0hi day is a commemoration of the past, it is also a celebration of the present. and there is clearly more appetite for this than for the anti—prespa protest. in greece and north macedonia, the prespa agreement tried to solve a thorny issue that goes to the heart of identity. a name. history is always central to national identity. but when a country's future is uncertain, it is easy to understand why people turn to the past. for my family, there was always a sense their macedonian identity was not acknowledged, making them hold onto it more tightly. the same is true of almost everyone we met. they worry that, by conceding to others, they will lose part of themselves. at this time of global uncertainty, the question of national identity seems more urgent than ever. in the case of the name macedonia, compromise will always come at a cost. there is a strong j

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question of giving citizenship to people who have come because of which is torture the minorities or any mussolini's need don't worry i want to say this clearly nobody needs to worry or anyone frightens you don't get scared because number interim government is leaving with the spirit of the constitution so minorities will get food protection. many political analysts say the legislation could have a lasting impact on the social fabric of. al-jazeera a new daddy. still to come here and us democrats warn that donald trump is on the verge of dictatorship as they move ahead with efforts to impeach him and russia says reports of attacks on civilians in syria's italy province are fake news. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across parts of iran we are watching a system moving through into pakistan as well bring some rain across the region over the next few days that will also be moving into india and in the higher elevations that rain will mean some snow so for cool expect to see attempts there of about 5 degrees as we. go towards thursday much better conditions as we go

of giving citizenship to people who have come because of religious porch are the minorities or any mussolini's need not worry i want to say it is clearly nobody needs to worry or anyone frightens you or scares you don't get scared because number government is moving with the spirit of the constitution so minorities will go for protection look was. many political analysts say the legislation could have a lasting impact on the social fabric of india. al-jazeera. has dismissed that her country's armed forces committed genocide against muslims as quote miss leading miss which the mass exodus of rainbow was the unfortunate result of a battle with armed fighters the case relates to me and mass military crackdown against the muslim minority in 2017 when he reports from the hague. as a state councillor and head of government arrived at the international court of justice she was welcomed by supporters chanting we stand with you. but anyone hoping that aung san suu kyi a nobel peace prize winner would take this opportunity to at last stand with the would be disappointed in opening me a mass defense agai

>>recuerdas que a mussolini lo colgaron su propia gente en italia?". " lo mismo te va a pasar a ti". se pusieron de acuerdo para que saliera. patricia: pero el general parma ya tenÍa otras preocupaciones. >> estaba preocupado de que le dirÁn pena de muerte. le dijeron que no le darÍan pena de muerte, y tambiÉn pidiÓ que no lo golpearon y lo sacaran esposado. patricia: el 3 de enero de 1990, el Último dÍa de su encierro, noriega tenÍa un Último pedido. >> saliÓ afuera de la puerta. pidiÓ que yo estuviera allÍ para rendirse Él a mÍ formalmente. yo no querÍa que la presa me recordara, un general recibiendo a otro general. yo no lo consideraba soldado y menos general. patricia: cisneros se le dio instrucciones a un sargento que lo requisaron sin esposar lo, y lo trasladaron a un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea estadounidense rumbo a miami. >> lo esposaron, y al subirlo a noriega, estaba bien asustado. Él creÍa que lo íbamos a tirar por la puerta al estilo mafioso. patricia: la invasiÓn habÍa dejado entre 500 a 600 muertos, y miles de heridos

. >> mark: actually, mussolini had control, pretty much, over all of that, and he was a fascist. at one point, it would have been unusual for a member of congress in either party to say that the united states was fascist. she also said, which i thought was actually as striking, that americans shouldn't settle for just being 10% better than garbage. which, again, would be -- just a few years ago, would have been an unusual thing for anybody to say about the country they represent in the national legislature. what is actually going on here, with where she and her party or sliding? >> you know, earlier in that same speech, she complained about america not being an advanced society, because it doesn't matter how much gold you amass, you know, if people aren't taken care of. it was a perfect illustration of the economic illiteracy of the left. the economic and historical illiteracy of the left. nobody is amassing gold. gdp doesn't stand for gold deposit pile. that's not how the economy works. >> mark: scrooge mcduck. >> scrooge mcduck isn't swimming around and piles of gold. the ameri

he speaks like mussolini. >> if he said i deserve a third term, he would get support from the base. that should scare everyone who believes in the republic. >> they will go to street and say yes, you are supposed to have a third term. >> he thinks i'm pardoning war criminals so if i have to overstay the term, i'll call on the military and they will help me. >> there is a slide to the belief in totalitarian. >> if you ever get a call to book the joy reid weekend show, take it as an insult it is meant tove be. it's the lowest level. w so be the clear, a factual matter since this is a news channel. trump has never threatened to refuse to leave office if he is convicted in an impeachment trial. of course he won't be. he has not threatened to launch a military coup. this is part of the elaborate fantasy underway in joy reid's head where the f.b.i. is investigating a plot where her computer was hacked. or whatever. in any case the fantasy that others are eager to join. i got weirder than what we showed you. joy reid went on to speculate about what would happen if trump won re-election by

he speaks like mussolini. >> if he said i deserve a third term, he would get support from the base. that should scare everyone who believes in the republic. >> they will go to street and say yes, you are supposed to have a third term. >> he thin thinks i'm pardoningr criminals so if i have to overstay the term, i'll call on the military and they will help me. >> there is a slide to the belief in totalitarian. >> if you ever get a call to book the joy reid weekend show, take it as an insult it is meant to be. it's the lowest level. so be the clear, a factual matter since this is a news channel. trump has never threatened to refuse to leave office if he is convicted in an impeachment trial. of course he won't be. he has not threatened to launch a military coup. this is part of the elaborate fantasy underway in joy reid's head where the f.b.i. is investigating a plot where her computer was hacked. or whatever. in any case the fantasy that others are eager to join. i got weirder than what we showed you. joy reid went on to speculate about what would happen if trump won re-election by ha

mussolini, hitler, the hallmark channel. it doesn't involve dictatorial powers, oppression, and murder for the most controversial thing the home or christmas movies do is they have their main characters wearing open peacoat's in the snow and none of them ever get pneumonia. but aside from that from a perfectly wonderful and love stories that i watch every single christmas as do millions of people. >> so this is the defense. the majority approved by the minister of propaganda were escapist and featherlight. with an emphasis, the fact they are presented as harmless makes it all the more insidious the way they work to enforce very narrow white heteronormative as provincial ideas of what constitutes normal. i can't even get through that, doesn't even make sense. >> i find when an article has a lot of $10 words and that, it is covering for the fact that the point is really weak and i don't know if this woman has ever seen a hallmark christmas movie but the plot is always the same. i woman with a high-power job which is the opposi

. >> mark: actually, mussolini had control, pretty much, over all of that, and he was a fascist.y, at one point, it would have been unusual for a member of congress in either party to say that the united states was fascist. she also said, which i thought was actually assh striking, that america shouldn'tt settle for just being 10% better than garbage. which, again, would be -- just a few years ago, would have been an unusual thing for anybody to- say about the country they represent in the national legislature. what is actually going on here, with where she and her party are sliding? >> you know, earlier in that same speech, she complained about america not being an advanced society, because it doesn't matter how much gold you amass if, you know, if people aren't taken care of. it was a perfect illustration of the economic illiteracy of the left. the economic and the historical illiteracy of the left. nobody is amassing gold. you know, gdp doesn't standdy fr "gold deposit pile." that's not how the economy works. >> mark: that's scrooge mcduck. >> yeah, scrooge mcduck isn't swimming ar

for one thing trump, to me, is following in hitler's footsteps and mussolini. all you have to do is listen to his speeches, how he riles up the audience. hitler's did the same thing, by making people think, poor me. another thing is long ago, we never had fox news. you didn't have hannity, jeanine, and tucker carlson and laura ingraham spewing out such hatred and lies about the democrats. people do believe that. they want to be lied to. that is the only thing i can figure it out. host: patsy in washington. we want to come back to the first part of her statement, the hitler comparisons to president trump. what do you think as a history professor? guest: i avoid the hitler comparisons. hitler was the epitome of evil, and i think while trump has problems, you can criticize them without the hyperbolic and comparing him to hitler. but the caller makes a very important point. the american people are not fact checkers, and the lies come, as you said, 13,000, one after the other. sometimes five or 10 in a day and you cannot expect the american people to fact check them

one of the other things "vanity fair" got wrong is it decided that it would talk about mussolini and hitler but their predictions for what they're going to be doing to europe and the world were entirely wrong. and, of course, hitler invades the west in 1939 and by june 1940 they had taken over paris. condÉ is now an old man in many ways. his heart has been broken by all the strain of trying to save his company. he said several heart attacks that he is kept secret. he kept secret is prostate condition. nobody knew anything except only his secretary, his daughter and his butler. that was it. so now he's faced with a situation where all of the people that he hired in france, many of whom were very close friends, were now in danger. he brought as many of them to safety as he could. on the right inside he brought over michelle, the editor at "vogue." there he is pictured after the war with miller. on the left was the fashion editor of "vogue" who was put into french concentration camp but did survive the war. her husband was put in in a different concentration camp did not. but there's a

question of giving citizenship to people who have come because of religious porch on the minorities or any mussolini's need not worry i want to say it is clearly nobody needs to worry or anyone frightens you or scares you don't get scared with his number and government is moving with the spirit of the constitution so minorities will get food protection like. many political analysts say the legislation could have a lasting impact on the social fabric of india. al-jazeera. leader has rejected accusations of genocide by her government against minorities misleading. she told the international court of justice the military has been conducting a legitimate operation against armed groups and rakhine states when he reports from the hague. as a state counselor and head of government arrived at the international court of justice she was welcomed by supporters chanting we stand with you. but anyone hoping that aung san suu kyi a nobel peace prize winner would take this opportunity to stand with the would be disappointed in opening me a mass defense against genocide charges she said the picture the gambia present

americans, i hope, have not forgotten mussolini and hitler. host: we are getting some feedback. eric in charleston, south carolina. what do you most want to say? caller: i wanted to let everyone know i don't vote republican or democrat. what i have seen on an impeachment and over the last three years and before then, i always vote third-party. i am going to vote republican now. host: because? caller: i am ashamed this has happened. there is no evidence of impeachment. host: richard next in baltimore, maryland on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i want to say one thing. mcconnell said -- host: javier in texas, republican line. caller: yes, sir. said -- thank you for having me. i would like to say i voted for donald trump but i am ashamed of everything he is doing. i agree with the democrats to impeach him. something he says has always lied and then he had to correct himself later on after 70 brings it up -- somebody brings it up to his attention. host: jack in fayetteville, north carolina. how much of this have you been watching over the last couple of days? caller: all