they would fight, capture and kill nazis, but also interrogate kill nazis, but also interrogate them on the battlefield to get intel to make decisions that were necessary in the next moments for the battle to continue. what ended up happening is it was quickly realized how extraordinary they were, and the british military made a very unique decision that, rather than having them fight as a unit, they would parcel them out in twos and threes and fours to existing commando units and have them be the tip of the spear. when i talk about the x troop in my book, it's not only extraordinary because these guys were a bunch of german and austrian jews who got to fight back against the nazis, but also because they were so effective and ended up in multiple battles playing an absolutely crucial role in the war effort. after the war was over, they were used very centrally for the denazification efforts. not only were they capturing and interrogating nazis during the war, but after the war as well. each of the stories of the men is incredible because they all came from a place of trauma and trage

and yes it was the nazi specific. and yes the holocaust like this guy, were deliberately lying about the holocaust. and their deliberately is about it work in service of their own racist and neo-nazi sympathies and associations. i mean, it was a complete destruction. of his argument, and his false claims. . debra actually wrote a book about the trial itself, called history of trial, very interesting, it became a very good movie not that long ago. . he appealed the ruling after laws. he lost the appeal as well, he was then in obliged to pay all of the costs associated with this lengthy trial he itself had brought this lawsuit and he lost every single aspect of. it and he was described responsibility for paying all the legal fees on both sides. and the cost of the child were considerable, and because he was the legal costs of the trial. he was in fact bankrupted. which kind of ruined him in terms of internationally promoted his holocaust and now. there's a lot more to say about, her she has had an incredible career, con

that day, but also fine people on the nazi side too. reporter christopher miller has been covering the trial every day for buzzfeed news. he wrote this week about how one of the defendants, actually the one who asked what's your favorite holocaust joke today to his fellow defendant, that guy said in court filings in this case that he shares his, quote, views on the pressing issues of our time with former president donald trump. he shares his views with former president trump. he also said he shares those views, incidentally, with the 8:00 p.m. host on the fox news channel, who has, in fact, made long arguments on the air for this replacement theory that deborah lipstadt explained today and that we all heard out of the lips of those guys with tiki torches back in 2017 in charlottesville. and so this trial is unfolding now in virginia. it's a weird backdrop for this big important election in virginia, right? it's actually quite insane for this to be humming along in the background alongside the other normal political dynamics that we have

that day but also fine people on the nazi side too. recovery christopher miller has been covering the trial every day for buzzfeed news. he wrote this week about how one of the defendants, actually the one who asked what's your favorite holocaust joke today to his fellow defendant, that guy said in court filings in this case that he shares his, quote, views on the pressing issues of our time with former president donald trump. he shares his views with former president trump. he also said he shares those views, incidentally, with the 8:00 p.m. host on the fox news channel who has in fact made long arguments on the air for this replacement theory that deborah lipstadt explained today and that we all heard out of the lips of those guys with tiki torches in 2017 in charlottesville. and so this trial is unfolding now in virginia. it's a weird backdrop for this big, important election in virginia, right? it's actually quite insane for this to be humming along in the background alongside the other normal political dynamics that we have betwee

i want to fight the nazis who have destroyed my world. unfortunately, the brits first decide they'll put them in something called the pioneer corps which is a hard labor corps. they're not allowed to have arms, not allowed to fight. they build bridges, empty supplies and things like that. they start agitating their commanding officers, please get me in a fighting unit. eventually signs start appearing at the different pioneer corps centers saying we need volunteers for dangerous duty. all of these men put their hands up because that's what they want to do. they want to fight. >> you mentioned louie ploun bat ten oochs and his special commands that he had. the idea behind it, churchill's, was it an amalgamation of various individuals? tell us about the idea behind it, and then let's switch to the men themselves and what was the criteria for them joining, volunteering? what skills did they need? first let's talk sort of top-down. whose baby was x troop and what was the motivating factor. >> so the grandfather of x troop was lord monvotin. t

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but they all said they'd sacrifice themselves to beat the nazis. also they wanted to show the world that they jews were not like the nazis. the nazis were evil monsters and jews viewed things differently and we were more ethical. >> i promise to do when ask any gotcha questions about specific numbers or anything but being commando is not just regular infantry. he said there were about 80 or so who were in x trooper. you come across how many may have volunteered? to d.c. a number of how many people answered this call? >> once they got to the commando training. they are vetted by am i-5 and this whole q&a physical -- once they are finally selected as far as i know none of them dropped out. they were good to go. i heard from the son of one of them recently who was injured during a parachute drop. they trained for a year people shooting bullets at them the most intense training. as far as i could tell one person got out because of injury but everyone else was so determined to get through that they got through it. they were given the hardest most comple

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for example, when studying nazi war crimes students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. while the references were removed after pressure from jewish groups, including the simon wise involved center which researchers the holocaust and we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister i data la grange has canceled it as, as, as eliminated that back because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue was giving equal time to different sides. i mean, some issues. there's no 2 sides. let's, let's be honest. there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except the crimes and except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world. and it's their fault. in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so, i mean, you want to talk about how the auto bond was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by this, by this regim

if you bought my book i assure you you are not a nazi. for most of the people in modern times, hitler - this is to get back to where we started the conversation, the need to label everybody the worst things because they have different opinions. not only is it a denigration of the past but an abusive language and these tactics are done by the same people who say everything is cultural appropriation, if you are unjustly calling different people nazis and bigots and everything else and the reason i wrote that chapter or titled it that way, it is somewhat tongue in cheek. they called you a nazi, you are still here. they called you this bad thing, you're still here. if you just keep going forward, doing what you believe is right, and being a decent human being and trying to connect with other decent human beings you suddenly realize their cries of nazi-ism are false words and only have power if you give them it. >> host: i to bring in another person who played a role in your coming out as a conservative and that was larry elder. >> guest: i lo

materials from nazi germany. the reason steve focuses on l.a., there are a number of reasons, but one is it's coming into the ports. it's coming into the harbor in l.a. and, for sure, it was also coming into new york, it's just i haven't read a book about it yet. yeah. grace. >> so at the end you were talking about how often americans seemed victim of an isolated incident in germany that caused the holocaust, and i think anti-semitism existed around the world before, but my main question is how do you see this kind of being embedded into public school education and american history? is this a push for that? because i think that's really important. we've read about everything that went on with jim crow and how kind of that's lasted into what is going on in the united states today. and i wonder if there's an organization that's pushing for that. >> as far as i know no one is pushing to expand education about anti-semitism in the american public school system. so as you know and because -- and i'm sure this happened

one chimed in with read siege, which is a reference to a manifesto written by a neo-nazi. a third man wanted to make sure what he was about to say could be heard by the hundreds of people on the line. testing, testing, he said and then he uttered the n-word three times and hung up the phone. moments after the public dialing was hijacked with hateful messages, on the messaging app telegram, some listeners were thrilled about their efforts, and on that platform, on a channel that was run by supporter and friend of one of the defendants, the neo-nazis took credit for spewing those horrible comments. this is not an isolated incident or a fluke. supporters of these neo-nazis and white supremacist have launched a coordinated effort to essentially use the trial to spread their hateful beliefs. vice news reports that supporters of the defendant and new nazi jason kessler quote launched a coordinated effort to call into the trial en masse forcing it to its limit to exclude media and researchers from listening in. it's not just supporters who are using the trial to amplify and relis

for example, when studying nazi war crimes students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. while the references were removed after pressure from jewish groups, including the simon wise and told center which researchers the holocaust, we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister adriano la grange, has cancelled as, as, as illuminated that back. because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue was giving equal time to different sides. i mean, some issues, there's no 2 sides. let's, let's be honest. there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes and except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world. and it's their fault. in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so, i mean, you want to talk about how the auto bond was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by this, by this regi

for example, when studying nazi war crimes, students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. all those references were removed off the pressure from various jewish groups, including the simon wasn't all center which research as a holocaust. and we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister address la grange has cancer, has, as has eliminated that back. because i think we on the stand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue was given equal time to different sides. i mean, some issues. there's no 2 sides. let's, let's be honest. there's nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes. except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world and it's their homes. in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so i mean, you want to talk about how the auto band was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by this, by this regime.

for example, when studying the nazi war crimes students were told to look at the pre war success of nazi economic policies. and the references are, were removed off the pressure from various jewish groups including the, the simon are wise and for center which researches are the holocaust. we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister a janet la grange, has cancelled as, as has eliminated that back because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue of giving equal time to different sides. i mean, some issues. there's no 2 sides. let's, let's be honest. there's nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except the crimes and except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world. and it's their fault. in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so, i mean, you want to talk about how the autobahn was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by th

germany or ideology was identical to the nazis when the germans attacked poland in 1939. the ukrainian nationalists went on a murder spree with their fellow fascists. in 1941. together with the germans, they invaded the territory of the ussr enacted as military allies to the nazis ah, while allied soldiers fought and died in africa. italy and france. ukrainian nationalists guarded the german rear. busy they burned belushi and villages along with its people exterminated the jewish population in the ghettos. the shoved people in the gas chambers. they guarded naughty tracy camps and the eagerly massacred poles, organization of ukrainian nationalist leaders. van darrow and schuster village were posthumously awarded the title hero of ukraine by use jenko lulu before it is when we play in the story and orders over bonded to bundle under the crane was slowly but surely getting covered with a haze of galaxy and nationalism of course this was met with sharp rejection by the inhabitants of the east of ukraine, who completely opposed this mentality. contrary to use jenko wishes or.

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escaping the nazis, you know, my dad fled the nazis and i had a cousin who, who walked across europe, as a 9-year-old girl. sort of -- in haystacks and walked from austria to portugal in a way of escaping. so we all have these stories. why should somebody who's not jewish read it? >> well -- certainly this is a part of history we should all know. but an easy answer to that question. you know, it's interesting. i did think about this a lot, because growing up jewish, growing up in, you know, a hebrew school where the rabbi and his wife of holocaust survivors. this is very much a part of the dna of our community, to know this history to talk about it, and so engaging in this history and doing the research and encountering the truly horrific parts of this, what the nazis did to the jews, being one of them, that was something that i was sort of already prepared to encounter, and people who have this background, whether or not it's your family or something you know, this is what you learn in school. but the thing i found so absolutely horrifying and certainly those other things were, too,

on a messaging platform, the neo-nazis took credit for spewing those horrible comments. this is not an isolated incident or a fluke. supporters of these neo-nazis and white supremacists have launched a coordinated effort to essentially use the trial to spread their hateful beliefs. vice news reports that supporters of the defendant and neo-nazi jason kessler, quote, launched a coordinated effort to call into the trial en masse, forcing it to its 500 capacity limit effort in to exclude media and researchers from listening in. it's not justsupporters using the trial to amplify their hate. christopher cantwell, who is representing himself in the trial, went on a right wing podcast last week to celebrate his performance in the courtroom. he said of the court proceedings, quote, i consider this a spoken word performance, and i take this kind of thing seriously, especially once i found out people were going to be able to listen in. i thought there was a tremendous opportunity both because of the cause at hand and because i knew the world was listening. i looked like a star. th

escaping the nazis, you know, my dad fled the nazis and i had a cousin who, who walked across europe, as a 9-year-old girl. sort of sleeping in haystacks and walking from austria to portugal as a way of escaping. so we all have these stories. why should somebody who's not jewish read it? >> well -- certainly this is a part of history we should all know. but an easy answer to that question. you know, it's interesting. i did think about this a lot, because growing up jewish, growing up in, you know, a hebrew school where the rabbi and his wife of holocaust survivors. this is very much a part of the dna of our community, to know this history to talk about it, and so engaging in this history and doing the research and encountering the truly horrific parts of this, what the nazis did to the jews, being one of them, that was something that i was sort of already prepared to encounter, and people who have this background, whether or not it's your family or something you know, this is what you learn in school. but the thing i found so absolutely horrifying and certainly those other things were

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w charlottesville, virginia, we have been watching this trial of nearly two dozen neo-nazis and white supremacists and far-right groups that organized a white supremacist rally/riot in charlottesville in 2017. this was the incident where president trump said there were very fine people on both sides. what this case has been is a civil case brought by plaintiffs against the neo-nazis and white supremacists defendants. the plaintiffs are nine people injured or otherwise targeted at that event, and they wanted the defendants held liable for what occurred in charlottesville in 2017, what these guys had organized and planned for. well, today after deliberating for roughly two-and-a-half days, the federal jury hearing this case, in fact, found those defendants liable. f they found that the defendants must pay more than $25 million in damages to the plaintiffs. that had been the stated goal of the people who brought this case to try to basically bankrupt the neo nazi and white supremacist movement in this country. a this will go some distance for that. now, the jury did deadlock on two count

and what kind of mind thinks there is a good side to the nazis. did you say this curriculum? well sure than as his killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. boy albert, her education document was issued back in 1984 with the side or guidelines for recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was a rise several times including last year. the paper suggested that teachers include both the positive and negative behaviors of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war, chrome students were told to look at the pre war success of the parties, economic policies. the references were removed off the prussia from jewess groups, including the simon wins told center which was search of the holocaust. we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister adriano la grange, has cancelled it has as, as illuminated that back. because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to i would say to over exaggerate this issue was giving equal time to differe

brought by plaintiffs against the neo-nazis and white supremacy's. the plane to save nine people who are injured or otherwise targeted at that event that they wanted the defendant held liable for what occurred in charlottesville in 2017. but these guys had organized and planned for. well today, after deliberating for roughly two and a half days. the federal jury hearing this case, in fact, found those defendants liable. and found that the defendant must pay more than $25 million in damages. that to the plaintiff. that had been the state of go to the people who brought this to case. they tried to bankrupt the neo-nazis and white supremacist move in this country. this will go some distance for that and, now the jury did deadlock on two counts. deadlock means they couldn't come to a unanimous agreement and that was on two of the claims that were made by the plaintiff in this case, again most of the claims were decided in the plaintiffs favor including $25 million in damages against the defendant. the plaintiffs floor today wasted no time in declaring hi

you know, when they took on that case against the neo-nazis and the white supremacists coming out of charlottesville, you know, a lot of people were sort of scratching their heads. i remember talking to both of them, particularly karen, whom i have known and she has worked for me and i admire her greatly, about why they were doing it. you know, it was very simple. somebody had to do it. we have got to end impunity. we have to hold people accountable for their actions, particularly when those actions threaten our way of life, our rule of law, our future as a democracy. so i am determined to continue to speak out, to do whatever i can. in fact, in the book we wrote, "state of terror," as you know, there is a plot against the country by people who truly want to turn the clock back. they believe that the progress we've made on all kinds of civil rights and human rights, the cultural changes that have taken place, are so deeply threatening that they want to stage a coup. now, think about it, because that's truly what is behind trump and his enablers and those who invaded and attacked our

war crimes, students should also look at the prior success of nazi economic policies. at the section was featured in revised additions, including one in january 2020, where the references were removed off the pressure from jewish groups, including the simon widen the whole center which researchers the holocaust. or we spoke to a member of the organization. i'm happy to say that's the education minister i data la grange has cancer, has, as has eliminated that back because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to, i would say, to over exaggerate this issue. i've given equal time to different sides. i mean some issues. there's no 2 side let's. let's be honest. there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes, except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world. and it's their fault in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so i mean, you want to talk about how the autobahn was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of mill

and what kind of mind thinks there is a good side to the nazis? did you say this curriculum? well, sure. than us is killed 6000000 jews, but they were good for the german economy. this province is an embarrassment. the overt education document was issued back in 1984 where the title of guidelines, recognizing diversity and promoting respect. it was revised several times including last year. the paper suggested teachers include both the positive and negative behaviors of various groups. for example, when studying nazi war, crime students were told to look at the pre war success of the parties, economic policies. the references were removed off a prussian from jewish groups, including the simon wishing toll center, which was such as the holocaust we spoke to a member of that organization. i'm happy to say that the education minister idler range has cancelled. it has as, as illuminated that back because i think we all understand that this is absolutely crazy. there is a tendency today to, i would say, to over exaggerate this issue. i've given equal time to different sides. i mea

there is nothing to talk about when it comes to the nazis except their crimes. except the incredible damage and ruin and murder that they brought to the world. and it's the fault in 3rd, rice was the most genocidal regime, the worst regime in human history. so, i mean, you want to talk about how the auto bond was an improvement over the previous highway, when tens of millions of innocent people were murdered by this, by this regime. well, i say pull the sal jonas again. 30 minutes for life. ah, is you'll media reflection of reality in the world transformed.

nazi slogans. th is richard spencer. he has fallen from grace. he is representing himself. his wife left him with allegations of terrific abuse and is penniless. are also on trial for murdering in this case, ahmaud arbery and contendi self-defense. talk about rittenhouse and his self-defense. >> i thinkou made this point in your lead and that we have now reached a moment where people are claiming self-defense when they brintheir own weapon -- in the case of rittenhouse, across state lines, web and he was not legally entitled to own they bring their weapon into a public setting and in they claim self-defense because they feel the weapon was going to be used against them and decided the arbery case for that but rittenhouse, too is laying a claim to this idea that he was in danger and entitled to shoot all of these people in the span of 120 seconds because they were going to take his weapon from him and there were going to kill him with it. the point i was trying to make, and i think this is really co

there are nazi rallies everywhere, there aren't any nazi rallies in this country ever, because there's not that much racism because it's a really nice country but they have toun tell us that there are and at this point, they had to make one up -- you've got to wonder under the current rules, to which we are all subject, white is the lincoln project still on twitter and facebook? has bank of america closed its accounts on moral grounds as they've done to so many people on the right? are these creeps at the lincoln project, some of them apparently covered for their tribalist colleague, have their donors been doxxed and exposed and driven from their jobs and their homes? no. some of their biggest donors include hollywood film producer, given them half a million dollars. jeffrey katzenberg has given them 100 grand. donating a million dollars to the lincoln project. all of these people are funding a group that staged a nazi rally and blamed their political opponent and then didn't have the decency to apologize for it. that's a story, but it's not being covered. instead the media spent the w

the case against the organizers of that deadly 2017 neo-nazi rally is moving forward. despite attempts by those organizers to use the trial as a bizarre forum to show off their fandom of the third reich. >>> and nfl superstar quarterback aaron rodgers out with covid after misleading the green bay packers and everybody else that he had been vaccinated. what's the penalty for rodgers for putting his teammates at risk and what does that mean for the rest of the country? "deadline white house" continues after a quick break, so don't go anywhere. es after a quick break, so don't go anywhere hey google.

nazi slogans. th is richard spencer. he has fallen from grace. he is representing himself. his wife left him with allegations of terrific abuse and is penniless. chris cantwell rose to fame around the same time as a shock jock entertainer. yes this podcast. that he is a funny, funny guy who happened to show up in charlottesville armed and who after he was pepper sprayed as part of the violence, there was a video of him that went viral of him sobbing and crying about turning himself into the police. i think in a sense, both of them are iterations of this phase of what tried to be cool, hip proud what your -- boi era, funny entertaining nazs who a little bit got caught up their own rhetoric and reayailed utterly to take responsibility for the roles they played leading this movement and possibly leading to some of the violence that day. nermeen: what do you think the broader significance of this case are? and also, the closing arguments as they're said to begin today, what are you watching out for? >>

nazis were terrible or nazis weren't so terrible. that's not how we think about -- >> exactly. >> -- history here. >> simple dichotomy. >> simple dichotomy. but, yes, these laws are going to stimulate these kinds of actions because what it's saying to add mors -- administrators is if you want to be doing your job right, you need to force teachers to do this or else the parents will be coming after you, and the school board will be coming after you. and so you have a chilling effect on the teachers, you have administrators who aren't quite sure what their role is, as in this case, and you have parents and school boards looking over the shoulders of professional teachers who are trying to teach students history in the way that they have learned how to teach history as professionals. >> so let's talk about the larger context in which this controversy is occurring. our nation's been having a reckoning with the history of racial injustice. black lives matter movement, the murder of george floyd and other black people killed by police. and

he represents joseph -- the nazi doctor who did experiments on jews during the second world war and in the concentration camps. and i am talking about people all across the world are saying this because the response from covid, what it has done to countries everywhere, what it has done to civil liberties, the suicide rates, the poverty it, has obliterated economies. the level of suffering that has been created because of this disease is now being seen in the cold light of day. ie, the truth. and people see that there is no justification for what something done. so as they are being exposed and the control is slipping away, lo and behold another variant surfaces and nobody should be surprised by that because there will be more variants until the end of time. we will never be free of them.

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charlottesville, about the rise of extremism, nazi-ism. our first a minute rights. what right do you have to create violence in public spaces? the trial in kenosha about whether or not we have -- whether or not the second amendment, our gun rights, are more important than our ability to peaceably assemble, right? in the case in georgia that really reflects this long legacy of racial violence in the south. the three defendants are white. ahmaud arbery, the young unarmed jogger was black. all of these different components, issues happening in our country right now. what we were trying to point out is the criminal justice system, even the civil system from the charlottesville case is not a criminal case, is simply just ill-equipped to deal with these extraordinary questions of race. it is the same system that disproportionately sends black and latino men to prison at extraordinary rates. when we bring white defendants into the system and asking to litigate and say, "let's find justice here," many of us watching no they won't be able to do that. i think the rittenhouse

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in court, tom dodd built the case fact by fact, using the nazis' own meticulous records of crimes and shocking human evidence to pin down nazi leaders who tried to deny their complicity and feign ignorance. and even more important, it denied the entire german policy the ability to feign ignorance. to deal with the past, you must face the truth, whether it was dachau, or buchenwald, auschwitz, or other camps. millions of jews rounded up, along with members of other minority groups, and thrown into camps, abused, used as forced labor, medical experimentation. 6 million jews murdered, including so many who met their ultimate fate in the gas chamber. he made sure no one could deny their own eyes and what they saw. he preserved the truth, ugly and as traumatic as it was, for all of history so that the horrors of the holocaust could never be diminished or denied. an evil that we still have to guard against to this day has to be watched. chris, as you heard me say many times before, because you got to meet my dad, my dad was a well-read, high-school-educated fellow whose greatest regret was

in court, tom dodd built the case fact by fact, using the nazis' own meticulous records of crimes and shocking human evidence to pin down nazi leaders who tried to deny their complicity and feign ignorance. and even more important, it denied the entire german policy the ability to feign ignorance. to deal with the past, you must face the truth, whether it was dachau, or buchenwald, auschwitz, or other camps. millions of jews rounded up, along with members of other minority groups, and thrown into camps, abused, used as forced labor, medical experimentation. six million jews murdered, including so many who met their ultimate fate in the gas chamber. he made sure no one could deny their own eyes and what they saw. he preserved the truth, ugly and as traumatic as it was, for all of history so that the horrors of the holocaust could never be diminished or denied. an evil that we still have to guard against to this day has to be watched. chris, as you heard me say many times before because you got to meet my dad, my dad was a well-read, high-school-educated fellow whose greatest regret was

identical to the nazis when the germans attacked poland. in 1939. the ukrainian nationalists went on a murder spree with their fellow fascist in 1941. together with the germans, they invaded the territory of the ussr and acted as military allies to the nazis ah, while allied soldiers fought and died in africa. italy and france, ukrainian nationalists guarded the german rear. busy they burned bela ruffian villages, along with its people exterminated the jewish population in the ghettos. the shoved people in the gas chambers. they guarded, knotty tracy counts, and the easily mouse occurred. polls, organization of ukrainian nationalist leaders, mendera and schuster village posthumously, awarded the title hero of ukraine by use jenko lulu before it is when you play in the story, num, orders over on the lips to bundle under low ukraine was slowly but surely getting covered with a haze of galaxy and nationalism. of course, this was met with sharp rejection by the inhabitants of the east of ukraine, who completely opposed this mentality. contrary

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i think he meant that to be, there were regular protesters, and then there were nazis and clansman. and he was trying to distinguish between sort of the far, all right and the regular protesters. the problem is, as we saw in january 6th, that those groups come together to make violent action happen. and also in charl in, in charlottesville, that was a dramatic mis characterization of an organized rally by the all right, with the intent of violent action and violence outcomes it seems, was never released. so i think that the whole of trump's record here though is deeply problematic. from things like the comment at the 2nd debate about to the proud way as things stand, stand back stand by, which was understood by them to be a whole, to our, to the sort of a speech that set up the strike on the capital on january 6th, so, you know, there are many people who have devoted their entire professional mind to understanding the former president and his words and actions. i'm not one of those experts, but i can tell you that they are received. those statements are received by white power group