he discovered that despite what hitler is telling the world and germany hitler was preparing for war. and it pass this information to the soviets. and then he also compasses affect not quite as well-known was they also, they shared the information with americans themselves. >> they got into spying as well but that was not the original intention was it? >> no. >> bring to the attention of germans what was happening and try to get them to stand up for something. it's hard for us to realized today just how risky this was in that environment. >> in 1939 you could get executed listening to a foreign radio broadcast. >> that's right. >> is an act of treason. >> broadcast, putting up posters, distributing leaflets that happened to the white rose they were doing similar things. and of course it was actually deadly it took incredible bravery and there was a risk. you have an organization like that it is inevitable there will be penetration. >> is able to avoid himself. you do get into arrests including. [inaudible] the arrest of mildred q tells a little bit about that and how that transpired t

, that hitler was preparing for war. and then he passed this information to the soviets, and then he also -- this is a fact that is not quite well known and this is one of my objectives in this book, was to bring news about this. but they also, arvid and mildred shared with information with the americans as well. >> so they got into spying as well, though that wasn't the original intention. wasn't it just to bring to the attention of germans what was happening and try to get them to stand up? it's hard for us to realize just how risky this was in that environment. >> in 1939, you could get executed for listening to a foreign radio broadcast. it was an act of treason. >> broadcasts, obviously putting up posters, distributing leaflets. that happened to the white rose, a group in munich who were doing similar things. of course, it was absolutely deadly. we have to keep in mind the incredible bravery. and there was a risk. when you have an organization like that, it's inevitable that there will be penetration of it. that can

the true power was with hitler, that's for sure, but he was responsible. with you talking to me, when you ask me these questions, as he can see, maybe in the redness of my face, that i become furious again because it is so unbelievable and that she was engulfed, in which he did actively. but the red cheeks and the fury that you feel, are they not allowing your father to define you? define you, exactly. you are giving your father anotherform of enormous power. he weilded this terrible power over so many millions in poland, and still over you, i think he once called yourself a puppet on a string. yes. why haven't you cut those strings cut? don't allow your father, even in death, after so many years, to pull your strings. too many victims. let's not just talk about you, though, let's talk about germany. you introduced that topic earlier in this conversation, and i want to come back to it because it does seem to me that you feel, i think you used the word "fearful" of your own country and your own people today. 72 years after the liberation of auschwitz. you k

the true power was with hitler, that's for sure, but he was responsible. with you talking to me, when you ask me these questions, as he can see, maybe in the redness of my face, that i become furious again because it is so unbelievable in which he was involved, in which he did actively. but the red cheeks and the fury that you feel, are they not allowing your father to define you? define you, exactly. you are giving your father anotherform of enormous power. he wielded this terrible power over so many millions in poland, and still over you, i think you once called yourself a puppet on a string. yes. why haven't you cut those strings? don't allow your father, even in death, after so many years, to pull your strings. too many victims. let's not just talk about you, though, let's talk about germany. you introduced that topic earlier in this conversation, and i want to come back to it because it does seem to me that you feel, i think you used the word "fearful" of your own country and your own people today. 72 years after the liberation of auschwitz. why? you

watch hitler and you will find out. caller: part of our problem is that as soon as somebody from the past -- obviously, with such terrible competitions -- is mentioned, they are immediately shut down. if we look in an objective fashion about what is happening, it is more self-evident are people like myself who have come in to the u.s. who did not necessarily grow up here or who came from other societies that have been torn apart by civil conflict. think about all of the immigrants who have come over the last 20-30 use from europe, where there has been a long history of violence. the way europe has gone through two wars. everybody in their family know somebody who fought there. we relied on the u.s. for saving the day. it were not for u.s. troops, god knows what europe would be like today. we all know that history, we internalize it. we are now seeing some of things unfold here in the u.s. people like myself are trying to say, hey, i know this is uncomfortable. we do not want to admit that this is happening, but this is

we will defeat hitler's it also first. became the first time the british and the americans really tentatively began working as a team. general patton was there behind the scenes and he was the logistical coordinator of the whole thing. it gave him a chance to getting to know people like harry hopkins, his right-hand man, in a casual manner to get to know how foreign policy was made. it's really great because even though it was very early in the war, this was the meeting where everybody kind of came together and said, here is not just how we are going to win, but here is what the world is going to look like after the war. host: from that point forward, when did the plan for d-day come together? mr. dugard: oh, that was such an act of diplomacy. to me, it's kind of a sad moment, because churchill, first the u.s. left to go in immediately and says if we go in now, britain will be bearing the brunt of all of it and we are going to put very few american troops in there. then america said we are going to land on these two penins

hating themselves because of instagram, are you changing your name, imagine if hitler -- hitler came out in the middle of war, okay guys, yeah, yeah, i heard your feedback and i've gotten your messages and i understand what i am doing is not great, and so from now on i'm going by the name gary, yeah? okay, cool, so adolf no more, from now gary. and i'm shaving the mustache, yeah? okay. tootel loo, i'm off to france. you know what i mean, none of us would be like yeah, that solve it. it would be funny if gary was-- that just doesn't, you know, hitler sounds evil as well, hitler. it really does. hitler, adolf, sounds-- gary is coming! be like you know, did he forget his umbrella? it. >> coming to you from the heart of time square in new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight the democrats might be doing something. and kristen soltist anderson and this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: what is going on, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah and joining me for today's headlines is our very own desi lydic. >> what's going on desi, so good t

one more hitler and we have a box set. clapping for hitler. they gladly handed the countrie keys to some doddering old menace who goes to bed at 4:00 p.m. but doesn't send mean tweets. this happens almost every time democrat is in the white house, it's like we keep punching ourselves in the face to see if it hurts as much as we thought it did four or eight years ago. it does. and what happened to that unity pledge? joe is about as unifying as parting in an elevator. just ask kat. the protected media's precious mental health we screwed our country over, so what happens when you realize that reassessing trump only makes biden looks worse freight if biden is worse than what the media calls an existential threat, than what do you call biden, superduper existential threat? if they can't compare biden to trump's achievements, what do you do? you talk about january 6 and white supremacist. suddenly concerned parents become domestic terrorists, and surprise, and amazing, the facebook whistleblower who just miraculously showed up on 60 minutes will now

it would be funny if gary was-- that just doesn't, you know, hitler sounds evil as well, hitler. it really does. hitler, adolf, sounds-- gary is coming! be like you know, did he forget his umbrella? it. >> coming to you from the heart of time square in new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight the democrats might be doing something. and kristen soltist anderson and this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: what is going on, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah and joining me for today's headlines is our very own desi lydic. >> what's going on desi, so good to see you again. >> good to see you, i'm good, i'm good, everything is good, i'm just getting ready for the holiday. halloween. yeah. yeah. kind of, i don't know, i'm dreading it this year, you know? i feel like there will be so many people dressed up as karen. like my culture is not a costume. listen, if i see one karen costumek i'm calling the cops. don't [bleep] around and find out. [bleep] around and find out. do you celebrate halloween? >> trevor: no, no, where i'm from gene

one more hitler and we have a box set. clapping for hitler. they gladly handed the countrie keys to some doddering old menace who goes to bed at 4:00 p.m. but doesn't send mean tweets. this happens almost every time democrat is in the white house, it's like we keep punching ourselves in the face to see if it hurts as much as we thought it did four or eight years ago. it does. and what happened to that unity pledge? joe is about as unifying as parting in an elevator. just ask kat. the protected media's precious mental health we screwed our country over, so what happens when you realize that reassessing trump only makes biden looks worse freight if biden is worse than what the media calls an existential threat, than what do you call biden, superduper existential threat? if they can't compare biden to trump's achievements, what do you do? you talk about january 6 and white supremacist. suddenly concerned parents become domestic terrorists, and surprise, and amazing, the facebook whistleblower who just miraculously showed up on 60 minutes will now

hitler used it to consecrate new nazi flags. of course, the people of the virginia rally, are not nazis, clearly but when you hear the story, you see them pledging allegiance to a flag used on the day of the insurrection of the capital. a day when the trump mob tried to destroy more than 200 years of american democracy and people died. it does not give you a grave feeling in the pit of your stomach, and of course to top it all off, the headliner at the event last, night was none other than trump's two shirted, strategic gene is steve bannon, a man with obvious contempt for american liberal democracy, who very clearly wants to destroy. that's aside from the fact that he's facing charges for defrauding trump's own supporters in his scheme to help build a wall in the southern, border only to be saved by donald trump's pardon, on his final days in office. we also know steve bannon was involved in donald trump's insurrection, plot he spoke to trump the week before, and encouraged him to focus on the date of january six. he was presid

they also looked at what hitler was doing, and they were very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism. a number of them had read mein kampf in german before hitler came to power in 1933, and they believed another sign of the end times would be the return of jews to palestine. they saw hitler as facilitating that. they believed god was using hitler to move jews back to palestine to set the stage for the battle of armageddon that would happen in palestine. all this stuff was going on in the background, which takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and understood him in the context of all the other things going on. there's no doubt his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots at the democratic national convention, roosevelt received 666. 666 votes. when i first read that in the fundamentalist magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. that couldn't really be true. but i went back and looked at the records and sure enough that was absolutely the case. this already set fundamentalists on edge that believing there was something weird going on

hitler used it to consecrate new nazi flags. now, of course the people at the virginia rally yesterday are not nazis clearly. but when you hear the story, you look at them pledging allegiance to a flag used on the day of the insurrection at the capitol, a day when the trump mob tried to destroy more than 200 years of american democracy and people died. it does not give you a great feeling in the pit of your stomach. and of course to top it all off the headliner of the event last night was none other than trump's two-shirted strategic genius steve bannon, a man with obvious contempt for american liberal democracy who very clearly wants to destroy it. that's aside from the fact that he was facing charges for defrauding trump's own supporters in a scheme to help build the wall on the southern border only to be saved by donald trump's pardon on his final days in office. we also know steve bannon was involved in donald trump's insurrection plot. he spoke to trump the week before and encouraged him to focus on the date of january 6th.

they also looked at what hitler was doing, and they were very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism. a number of them had read mein kampf in german before hitler came to power in 1933, and they believed another sign of the end times would be the return of jews to palestine. they saw hitler as facilitating that. they believed god was using hitler to move jews back to palestine to set ther stage for the battle of armageddon that would happen in palestine. all this stuff was going on in the background, which takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and understood him in the context of all the other things going on. there's no doubt his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous el start. on the first set of ballots at the democratic national convention, roosevelt received 666.es 666 votes.stis when i first read that in the fundamentalist magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. that couldn't really be true. but i went back and looked at the records and sure enough that was absolutely the case.t this already set fundamentalists on edge that believing there was something weir

but at the wedding of edward, amid steps of them, there's bouquets from churchill and hitler. although their presence for both of them you say yeah, he was close. you know, he was, it became friendly with hitler because he met him in october 1937 along with other nazi leaders when he did his tour of germany and toward sir ss, training camps. church, of course, of his great a protector of the application. here for sort of was for the kings party, but i think is church. we began to realize really what, what winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened court martial him, and the reason he was sent to the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way is in the so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of all agog tech. no, all a girl who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, not necessarily,

you know, he was, it became friendly with hitler because he met him in october 1937 along with other nazi leaders when he did a tour of germany and towards her assess training camps. church, of course of been his great a protector of the application. he sort of was for the kings party, but i think his church began to realize really what, what winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened to court martial him, and the reason he was sent the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way in, so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even in the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of all agog tech. no, all a girl who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, we're not necessarily, but all these people walk on ports in this book called porter summers at more money . the g t regretted gobble. elizabeth taylor, maria callas, and it's hemingway, they'r

you know, he was, it became friendly with hitler. of course he met him in october 1937 along with other nazi leaders when he did his tour of germany and towards her assess training camps. church, of course, of his great a protector of the application. he sort of was for the king's party. but i think his church began to realize really what, what the winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened to court martial him, and the reason he was sent the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way is in so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even in the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of oligarchy tech, no oligarchy, who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, we're not necessarily, but all these people that have walk on parts in this book called puerto summers at more money. the g t regrette

they also looked at what hitler was doing and they were very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism and a number read "mein kampf" in german. and believed another sign of end times could be the return of jus in palacen. they saw hitler as facilitating that.jews in palacen. they saw hitler as facilitating that. >> all of this stuff is going on in the background and takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him in the context of all these other things going on. and no doubt his campaign in 1932 got off the an ominous start. on the first set of ballots at the democratic national convention, roosevelt received 666 -- six, six, six -- votes. when i first read they thought it couldn't be true. but i went back and looked at the records and sure enough that was absolutely the case. this already set fundamentalists on edge that believing there there is something weird going on here linking roosevelt of the anti-christ. after the election they began to view him in the same light after other totalitarian leaders. they saw roosevelt controlling power in the executive br

you know he was, it became friendly with hitler. was he met him in october 1937 along with all the nazi leaders when he did his tour of germany and towards her assess training camps . church, of course, of his great a protector of the application. he sort of was for the kings party. but i think his church began to realize really what, what winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened to court martial him, and the reason he was sent the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way in, so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even in the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of oligarch, tech, no oligarchy, who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, not necessarily, but all these people that have walk on parts in this book called porter summers at more money. the g t regretted gobber. el

you know, he was, it became friendly with hitler. was he met him in october 1937 along with other nazi leaders when he did his tour of germany and toward sir ss, training camps. church, of course, of his great, a protector of the application. he sort of was for the king's party. but i think his church began to realize really what, what the winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened court martial him, and the reason he was sent to the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way is in so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of all agog tech, no oligarchy, who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, not necessarily, but all these people that i walk on parts in this book called poor to summers at more money. the g t regretted gobble is with tayl

you know, he was, it became friendly with hitler. of course he met him in october 1937 along with other nazi leaders when he did a tour of germany and towards her assess training camps. church, of course of been his great a protector of the application. he sort of was for the kings party. but i think his church began to realize really what, what winter was like. his sympathies waned. and as you say, he had someone puts of you to russell in spain to assassinate him. if required, if, if, if, if he did go across the germans, he threatened to court martial him, and the reason he was sent the bahamas as governor was basically to get him out of the way is in no, so he couldn't get up to any mischief. but of course, even in the bahamas, he was up to mischief with german agents. i mean, today there's a class of all agog tech. no, all a girl who talks about ayn rand and all sorts of strange political ideas. i mean, we're not necessarily, but all these people that have walk on parts in this book called porter summers at more money. the g t reg

hitler's came in to pay a visit. it was remarkable the way they did it. they swept across france, forced the british withdrawal, which led to dunkirk. that led to that thing where britain stood alone against the nazi forces. the u.s. was not in a position to step in and help. it was a very precarious time. we had a time called the phony war in 1939, but nobody really thought that this was ever going to happen, that paris would succumb to the nazis. the city of life was supposed to be this bastion of enlightenment and free three -- and free thinking. people in an open society. when the nazis had gone into poland and warsaw, there were mass executions. it was terrible. the executed liberals, they executed freethinkers, and everybody was scared as they came through paris. >> how many years are we talking about in total? >> 1944. 77 this year. >> the actual occupation was about four and a half years altogether. >> for years and three months, give or take. >> when reading your book, i was remembering the big debate about the great man series of history, probab

they also looked at what hitler was doing for their very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism men punch up many have read, they believed another sign of the ends of times but they saw hitler as facilitating that. did not necessarily support it, endorse it or cheer it but they believe god was using him for the armageddon which would literally happen in palestine for it all the stuff is going on in the background which then takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him then and the context of all these other things going on. there is no doubt his campaign and 1932 cut off to an ominous start. on the first set of a belt at the democratic national convention roosevelt received 666, 666 votes. when i first read that the fundamentalist magazine if it is too good to be true that could not be true. i went to the records and sure enough that was absolute the case. this already set fundamentalist on edge believing there's something weird going on here that's roosevelt with the antichrist. after the election they began to view roosevelt as other totalitarian leaders. a

i'm not saying trump was hitler. i'm not saying that, but the forces at play we need to watch out and guard against going back to this notion filibuster, going back to the genius of the founding fathers and the construct of the system. because what they talk about is how under financial duress, when people carry around a wheelbarrow load of currency to buy so much as a loaf of bread, it goes out the window and its raw survival. strongman comes along and said look, i'll solve this problem for you, you have to give up a new freedoms but i will solve the problem for you and that gives chronicle to the rise of hitler's power. we better watch out in the united states because if you look at germany at that time, incredible churchgoing populace, it was a remarkable civilization and yet it went crazy route based on economic duress and people's desire to seek a way out and everybody hopes for a santa claus for some to solve the problems here we better watch out for people coming along offering solutions to all the problems, w

obviously feeling it roman history the consolidation of power predates hitler. it's the final step inco hitler's dissent because people leading the government are not nearly as threatening and dangerous as hitler is given the go-ahead by huge swaths of the population and huge political parties. that sort of thing is pretty common in human history for the instruments of destruction is made available to the people truly dangerous take it up things become crystal clear. right now the instruments of destruction are being made available. there being a weaponize and a perhaps a particular point of viewll. there is nothing that says the left is winded to wield that power. even the left side should be this frayed of the power being wielded. as far as the blowback that has begun. you are saying in the broad national movement against critical race theory. think you are seeing it in the new found willingness to push back against corporations that are involving themselves and political cram down. i there is a burgeoning movement even among traditional liberals against some

so they saw hitler facilitating that. they did not endorse it or cheer it. but they knew that god may have gotten hitler too moved and used to palestine. so all of this is going on in the background. they looked at him, and they understood in the context of all the other things going on. there was no doubt that since the campaign in the 1932 election -- on the first set of ballots, roosevelt received 666 votes. when i first heard that in a fundamental fundamentalist magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. i went to the records, and show enough, that was the case. this already set fundamentalist on edge. that there was something weird going on here. linking roosevelt to the anti christ. after the election, -- roosevelt has become such a revered person in american history, but americans don't realize how much those who hated roosevelt in the 1930s really truly despised him, couldn't stand him. when i saw this and letters written to roosevelt, letters shared. they saw themselves consolidating power in the executive branch. if you add to that, the suprem

remember when hitler was elected , and he was elected, his very first official act was to padlock the family planning clinics and declare abortions a crime against the states. mussolini did exactly the same thing. because they knew that controlling reproduction and nationalizing women's bodies as the first step in a controlling state in an all controlling state. >> she was always pretty the fact that she was 35 and nobody noticed. at rewriting history, can't let you do that. you not wikipedia. actually, he was an enthusiasti eugenicist. the encouraged abortion according to almost everyone wh has studied this. below a professor who is rotten a lot about the nuremberg trials , hitler supported abortion, not just as a matter of physical economy, but as a way to keep women working and contributing to the economy. the preferred the eastern european workers not become pregnant so they wouldn't be taken out of the workforce grad they took edgers to encourage o pressure them into making use o the abortion services that were provided. does that sound familiar. once again, the goal is to reduce

remember when hitler was elected, and he was elected, his very first official act was to padlock the family planning clinics andin declare abortionsa crime against the states. mussolini did exactly the same thing. because they knew that controlling reproduction and nationalizing women's bodies as the first step in a controlling state in an all controlling state.e >> she was always pretty the fact that she was 35 and nobody noticed. at rewriting history, can't let you do that. you're not wikipedia. actually, he was an enthusiastic eugenicist. the nazis encouraged abortion according to almost everyone who has studied this. below a professor who is rotten a lot about the nuremberg trials, hitler supported abortion, not just as a matter of physical economy, but as a way to keep women working and contributing to the economy. the nazis preferred the eastern european workers not become pregnant so they wouldn't be taken out of therk workforce. they took edgers to encourage or pressure them into making use of the abortion services that were provided.re does that sound familiar? once again, t

- so last night while butters was asleep i gave him a "hitler." - what's a hitler? - you know, when somebody's sleeping you put your finger up your butt and then wipe it on their upper lip to give them a little hitler mustache. you've never hitler'd anyone? - no, i never have. - shh, shh, here he comes. - good morning, fellas! all set to go skiing? - [laughing] - what's so funny? - nothing, butters. right guys? - well, we can't wait to show you what aspen time-share is offering investors. shall we do our 30-minute meeting? - oh, do we have to do it right now? - well, best to do it and get it out of the way. - okay. - boys, we have to go to this time-share presentation real quick, but you go meet your ski instructor on the bunny hill. all: okay. - we'll meet you boys on the slopes. - hey, do you guys smell that? - smell what? - it kind of smells stinky in this condo. - [snickering] i don't smell anything, do you, guys? - you guys smell that? it smells bad out here too. i'm starting to think this whole town smells like doo-doo. - yeah, well, you see, that's why they c

now what i'm not saying is that we're looking at the same situation between hitler and beijing. absolutely not. however, when i am saying is, there is a long tradition of staring injustice in the face by the international committee and choosing to look the other way. pressure is building on athletes to speak out. after all, we're living in what we might call the athlete empowerment era. and many athletes are really in there, increasingly concerned about injustices in our world. and yet, are they putting themselves in danger or do the international committee not have their back if they just stand up for the principles enshrined in the charter? so we're looking down the barrel of a real face off here, and i'll be fascinating to see what happens in the months ahead. kenyon, long distance olympic runa, agnes, its rock has been found dead out the home. the 25 year old was found stamped to death in the western town of its 10, which is a training hub for many elite athletes. the to sign while championship bronze medalist represented kenya in the 5000 meters of the take your lympics fin

anthony fauci to adolf hitler. >> fauci is a criminal. you took about hitler, okay. well -- >> whoever dr. fauci is in your mind, he is a government beurre craft, -- bureaucrat, and you e comparing him to hitler, to nazis, who killed 6 million jews? >> i think this number is going to be higher. >> you think dr. fauci is involved in some kind of plot to kill millions of people? i just want to make sure i understand this. >> again, drew, i'm a reasonable person. you're asking me what i think, and i said it could be this. but i can tell you that dr. fauci is not an innocent bystander. he's very well aware of what he's doing, and the extent of it, his involvement, i don't know. i'm not privy to that information. >> as atrocious as dr. buttar's conspiracy theories are, he is just one of the doctors spreading dangerous covid disinformation to millions of people across social media according to the center for countering digital hate. >> let's be absolutely clear. lies cost lives in a pandemic. if you're encouraging people not to vaccinate, you will cause people to lose thei

so they saw hitler facilitating that. they did not endorse it or cheer it. but they believed that god may have gotten hitler too moved and used to palestine. so all of this is going on in the background. they looked at fdr and they understood in the context of all the other things going on. there was no doubt that since the campaign in the 1932 election got off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots, roosevelt received 666 votes. when i first heard that in a fundamental magazine, i thought it was too good to be true. i went to the records, and sure enough, that was the case. this already set fundamentalist on edge. that there was something weird going on here. linking roosevelt to the anti-christ. after the election, they begin to view roosevelt has become such a revered person in american history, but americans don't realize how much those who hated roosevelt in the 1930s really truly despised him, couldn't stand him. when i saw this in letters written to roosevelt, letters shared. they saw roosevelt consolidating power in the executive branch. if

when berlin hosted the games in 1936, hitler was in charge. and yet the i o. c said there's nothing we can do about that . now what i'm not saying is that we're looking at the same situation between hitler and beijing. absolutely not. history simply doesn't deliver as such. chris facsimiles from the past. however, what i am saying is there's a long tradition of staring and justice in the face by the international and the committee, and choosing to look the other way. and if the i feel, say human rights on their responsibility to think athletes. so sponsors should have a say or can have a thing. absolutely, and i think athletes are very much stuck in the middle on this one. on one hand, you have an obvious human rights abuse or i mean human rights watch has said that crimes against humanity are being carried out in china as we speak. on the other hand, you've got the i o. c, the international of the committees, basically saying there's nothing to see here. at least we cannot do anything about it. and so in this ethical vacuum pressure is building on athletes to