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" Welcome to a special edition of the Glenn Beck program. The storyof America. Is really one of self reliance and optimism. And profound-- Not only in the context of religious freedom but also in theunprecedented faith in the ability of human beings to control their owndestiny. And while the spirit of personal responsibility wasextraordinarily strong -- founder's great patriots like Thomas Paine heargued for the redistribution of wealth right at the bat. AlexanderHamilton he wanted to Central Bank. Well they wound up losing thosebattles but there were planning who kept on fighting. Constitution.Kept those dog today for a better part of 200 years but eventuallythose seeking a different path. Than the ones the founders settle onrealize the only way to really defeat the constitution was for thepeople to stop reading it. Progressives realize the victory requiredchanging history to defeat them we have to correct that. Progressivesknow how powerful history is when these truths get told and the -- isget corrected. The game is gonna be on it's. Pulling the mask off themonster. Next week we'll dive deeper into the progressive script buttoday we dismantle. The First Act. We've always been told that genocide-- dictators of the world -- just manifestations of the hateful right.That the left wing icons like Che and Mao and Stalin need to beunderstood in context. Tonight. We set the record straight."

" In -- time. -- it seems to move faster. The place. And it seemsto have no place for. A reality. That seems to have no connection. Toreality. So to get our feet on solid ground in the future. We mustfirst walk through the -- Why don't. Government is not the solution toour problem. The government is the problem. That's modern conservatismin a nutshell yet we're always told that Nazi Germany who controlledevery aspect of its citizens lives. Was somehow right wing. Is thattrue. Or is in an attempt to distract from other much moreinconvenient. Similarities. Say."

" You know Hitler was right Winger because an XY MCIsay what what -- decision on -- lines. -- common assumption. Is thatthe Nazis were a right wing phenomenon that are right wing party. Hitlerwas a man of the right and all the rest. There are a lot of problems ofthis his social agenda was for. By expanding universal access to healthcare. We're expanding access to education. It was -- cradle to gravewelfare state it was for attacking not big business and high financepeople say well Hitler -- labor unions. He was a right wing then well lately do wonders on our -- he is doing under Fidel Castro. Almost anything you can find on -- checklist that allegedly proves Hitlerwas a right Winger. You've been applied to almost -- one of the majorCommunist dictators of the twentieth century and similarities arealmost like that."

" Today this idea may seemed controversy. But as the Nazis wererising power it wasn't controversial. It was common knowledge. November28 nineteen -- five. A tiny article printed in the New York Timesdescribing the early internal struggle for the identity. Of the Nazis.A riot broke out after a Nazi speaker claimed that Lennon was thegreatest man second only to Hitler and the difference between communism and the Hitler faith. Was very slight. It wasn't just some nobody in the Nazi party who believe this it was this man. Hitler'sclosest ally to the very end -- handpicked successor miss chancellor.Joseph durables. Because it was so controversial. Durables and a masterof propaganda and stop talking about it in public. But his privatewritings revealed his change in approach. Wasn't a change of heart."

" From the Nazi Germany attacked. Soviet Union in 9041."

" Just a week before that he wrote. It in his diary that. That goalof the Nazi Germany would be destroyed his Jewish bulls should --maintain this -- they described it. And instead of field that is truesocialist. That's what he wrote in his diary and of course -- theZelaya. Bob."

" While he lied to his own diary. The Richards and the brownassured us then Germany have all sorts of members were members of onegroup joining the other group and vice Versa. They saw themselves asequally revolutionary. Organizations. Fighting each other for controlthe Nazis versus the Bolsheviks in Germany was really a case of Cokeversus Pepsi."

" Even as the Nazis were taking control of France the FrenchCommunist newspaper found reason to celebrate in these sad times it isexceptionally. Comforting to deceive many Parisian workers talking toGerman soldiers as friends. In the street or at the corner cafe as welldone comrades. And keep it up. Even if it -- pleases some of the middleclasses. As stupid as they are mischievous."

" The Communists. In the right shot. Voted almost uniformly win.The Nazis they voted in lock step and -- the slogan for the Communistsand right -- was first brown then red. The general understanding amongthe Communists among socialist back then was of that. Nazism was astepping stone towards the ultimate victory of socialism and communism."

" While Hitler certainly opposed communism outwardly -- he did so mainly because he disagreed with its internationalism."

" It was big crowd German he's German Nationalists the Germanjingoism -- patriot but I nationalist. And being rejected that elementof Marxist but he embraced. Socialism entirely he embraced the idea ofracial solidarity socialism for one race."

" Even in mind -- and he acknowledged that the movements were soclose. That if not for the focus on race and his national socialistmovement would really doing nothing more than compete with marxism. Onits own ground. But Nazi Germany that no corner on the market of racismand anti semitism."

" We can find many. Nazi like passages in the writings of Marx and-- where they've poured scorn on the Czechs and Hungarians and thevols. -- didn't like Spanish for example he said that Spanish offdegenerates. That some Mexican -- degenerated Spanish remarks we'llneed to remember was Jewish he was a self."

" in June he rejected Judaism and all the rest but he was Jewish and Hitlerhated. You know -- and it is not a news flash killer was a passionateanti semite he -- marxism. As corrupted. Where -- deep -- Jewishnature. The irony here is that so -- Marx Marx was a real anti semite.He wrote about the Jewish problem a generation before the Nazis startedtalking about the Jewish problem. Consider how we have to purge theJewish spirit from western civilization from global civilization. Hehad horrible racist things to say about Jews and the blacks. And Hitler very much inherited that Marxist analysis when it came to things like Jews and and other races."

" Sometimes it's hard to tell Hitler and marks thepart. Who wrote that Germany's neighbors should accept the physical andintellectual power of the German nation to subdue absorb andassimilate. It's ancient eastern neighbors. That's Karl Marx andFriedrich angles authors of the Communist manifesto. Almost a centurybefore the Holocaust. Hitler's underlying admiration for marxism. Was obvious."

" When animated film I was expecting actuallythat there will be similarities between nazism and Soviet communism butI was actually amazed to discover how similar when this -- and a -- wasso similar. That's six one on this -- and draw on them of course Ithink it is because. It is because -- they were both data ideologiesare very single an expression therefore it's very similar list as well."

" In my -- Hitler writes about the Nazi party flagwhich is this big red flag. We're a white disk in the middle was lostthat in the center vehicular explains it quite clearly in my -- of the-- the -- sea of -- with the swastika was then. Was intended to attractsocialist so his movement but the red flag with the emblem of the --what we call -- the reds."

" But it went deeper than similar ideology and imagery -- Germanylaunched a surprise attack on the Soviet Union in 1941. The Nazis andthe Soviets -- work together. They even put it in writing signing whatwas originally sold as a nonaggression. Pact. But just weeks later theywould invade Poland from opposite sides. It wasn't until much laterthat we would learn the full scope of the agreement."

" They signed an agreement in in 1929. That was called everythingfrom Molotov pact which. Had secret protocol -- street. And accordingto that secret protocol. They agreed on the divisional foe of theneighboring countries between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union -- thatwas a secret protocols."

" It's."

" Which essentially. In device did you ordered into told spheres.Of influence. -- didn't -- the and started. I -- was not so difficultfor them both of them but totalitarian. Regimes should be understoodeach other. It's. But in all kinds of -- materials. For the Germans.This was not just through an ethical friendship."

" An aspect of this collaboration was it deep mutual exchange ofprisoners basically German Communists and Jews they fled to some -- in-- to be safe from the Soviet Union and send them back to the -- Andmany of them of course what killed there and -- thing that Naziconcentration camps."

" But is this just the story a brutal iron fisted dictators. Orsomething inherent in the philosophy. The fathers of communism Marx and-- believe that societies would evolve from capitalism to socialism.But they acknowledged that there were still what they called primitivesocieties. That hadn't even -- falls into capitalist yet. They calledthem. Racial trash. As the revolution happens and it classes and therace is too weak to master the new conditions of life. -- must giveaway. There was only one thing left for those too far behind in theprocess of societal evolution. The chief mission of all other races andpeople's large and small -- to perish in the revolutionary holocaust.Up until the horrors of Hitlerprominent socialist supporters discuss these ideas out in the open.Nobel prize winner Fabian socialist and prominent Soviet supporterGeorge Bernard --"

" But that didn't happen -- number of people who might want -- Ithink it would be. -- Yeah Bucky Covington a lot of companies -- won't.And -- me I need you. That you. Couldn't and many. How we'll be comingup on me. You're not couldn't -- much of lost -- Can't -- we haven'tyou. I'll keep the human -- because you're not -- not -- and happynight."

" And this was actually somewhat subtle for -- He also foreshadowsome of the worst atrocities in our planet's history. He wrote -- Iappealed to the chemists to discover -- humane gas that will killinstantly and painlessly. In short. A gentlemanly guest. Deadly by allmeans but Jumaine. Not rule."

" People like George Bernard Shaw. Were convinced. That overpopulation. Was this terrible terrible problem particularly because theunfit. The genetically less desirable. -- The good genetic types in thelate nineteenth century there are. I almost the cream of Britishintelligentsia. Embracing. Eugenics well into the early twentiethcentury saying that. Thousands millions had to be marched off into gaschambers and liquidated. George Bernard -- this great line where hesays you know. We should do it while playing lovely classical musicas we mark them into the gas -- him. -- By the Nazis it wasn't it wasyou know in it and -- and I mean this in the most disgusting evil wayit was perfected by the -- But this idea of using things like gaschambers to kill off millions of people. I'm so that the rest of thegood guys could prosper and moved to the sunny up -- of history. Wasimmensely I."

" All of these systems are based on the idea that. We know better-- the little people get in the way of our plan. Well first will goaround them. And then we'll destroy them. This arrogance always endsexactly the same way. One of history's worst examples. The genocide.You've never heard --" http://www.foxnews.com/search-results/m/28497747/live-free-or-die.htm#q=Glenn+Beck

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