Reichstag building
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Oct 28, 2026
3.22: Z'ha'dum
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30:21Jon M. WilsonHOST
Yeah, the mustache got inverted and pushed out the back of his head.
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30:27Van Allen PlexicoGUEST
Well, when he's in there doing his whole arms, giving the speech where you can't hear what he's saying, but he's clearly doing a Reichstag speech to the...
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30:39Van Allen PlexicoGUEST
the advisory council, then clearly, you know, he's gone full on Nazi there for a little while, space Nazi for a little while.
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30:47Van Allen PlexicoGUEST
That was kind of his depth at that point.
How to consolidate power: Xi seeks more discipline at China’s plenum and Trump’s DOJ eyes the midterms
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16:57Isabel HiltonGUEST
That of his family, his son, his son-in-law and so on and the self-enrichment at a time when Americans are suffering.
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17:07Isabel HiltonGUEST
But I think that the unfortunate conclusion is that the more people do turn against Trump, the more likely we are to have a declaration of a state of emergency or some, you know, burning of the Reichstag, as it were, which suits Trump.
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17:22Isabel HiltonGUEST
The more chaos, the better at this point, because an orderly process would have him lose power.
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17:28Andrew MuellerHOST
If we try again, David, to be slightly optimistic on a different tack, if the Republicans do get thumped and do get thumped to a degree that even they can't say, this is all a fix, this is a steal, and we're going to obstruct the process.
DS9 S5E24 – "Empok Nor" w/ Paul F. Tompkins
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46:56Alice WetterlundHOST
It's not a mystery.
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46:58Alice WetterlundHOST
Check out the Reichstag Germany.
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47:01speaker_4UNKNOWN
There's a million questions still remain unanswered.
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47:06speaker_4UNKNOWN
There's a million questions still to be resolved.
Political Pilgrim in Europe-Mrs. Philip Snowden
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5:43Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
But as a woman, who could not be called upon to go into the trenches, it was peculiarly my business to seek to end the war as soon as possible, for the sake of the gallant lads who had no choice consistent with their sense of duty.
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5:58Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
During the last year of the war, after Trotsky had proclaimed the terms of a just peace at Brest-Litovsk, after the German Reichstag had embodied the same terms in a resolution passed by an overwhelming majority of its members After President Wilson in his wonderful speeches and Mr. Lloyd George in his masterly phrases had given the world to understand that these objects were theirs also, self-determination and the rights of small nations, universal disarmament, and the League of Nations for the preservation of peace, I toured the country from Land's End to John O'Groats making speeches in favor of a just and lasting peace by negotiation.
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6:42Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
A moderate estimate places the number of people I spoke to on this topic at not less than one hundred fifty thousand.
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6:50Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
I have reread those speeches, widely reported in the local press.
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70:42Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
His manner was less deprecating than that of the others, and he had a merry twinkle in his blue eye that went straight to the heart.
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70:49Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
He is dead now.
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70:51Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
He was shot on his way from the Reichstag by an assassin, and died after a few days' illness.
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70:57Chufi GaleazziNARRATOR
When the full conference assembled on January 26th, it was found that 27 countries had sent delegates, including the principal antagonists in the Great War, Germany, France, Russia, and Great Britain.
Fascism On Film - Episode 20 - Duck Soup
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44:48Anders HolmesHOST
He was appointed Chancellor of Germany.
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44:50Anders HolmesHOST
And then you had the Reichstag fire in 27th of 1933.
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44:53Anders HolmesHOST
There was the Enabling Act.
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44:56Anders HolmesHOST
The German Reichstag passed the Enabling Act, giving Hitler dictatorial power.
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45:01Anders HolmesHOST
dictatorial powers dictatorial dictatorial sorry dictatorial powers Dachau opened in March 1933 President Hindenburg German President Paul von Hindenburg died so yeah Hitler was able to consolidate his power uh there was fdr franklin delano roosevelt's inauguration the new deal prohibition ended in december uh 1933 the first uh major league it's not
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45:33Adam HolmesHOST
all bad it's not all bad
Refried Beans | Cooperative Freedom Feat Timothy Snyder | 10.23.2024
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52:55Allison GillHOST
Kelly told The Atlantic Trump was not acquainted with Rommel.
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52:59Allison GillHOST
Baker and Glasser also reported that Mark Milley, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs, feared that Trump's Hitler-like embrace of the big lie about the election would prompt the president to seek out a Reichstag moment.
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53:13Allison GillHOST
Kelly, a retired Marine general who, as a young man, had volunteered to serve in Vietnam despite actually suffering from bone spurs, said in an interview for the CNN reporter Jim Sciutto's book, The Return of Great Powers, that Trump praised aspects of Hitler's leadership.
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53:27Allison GillHOST
He said, well, but Hitler did some good things, Kelly recalled.
Victory in Europe: The Fall of the Third Reich
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18:14speaker_4HOST
Exactly.
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18:15speaker_4HOST
He pits his top two commanders against each other in a bloody race to capture the Reichstag.
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18:21speaker_3HOST
That is a terrifying psychological game.
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18:24speaker_4HOST
And it unleashes a massive arsenal.
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20:28speaker_4HOST
The Soviet forces suffered tremendous casualties and their armor bogged down in the rubble choke streets, but their numerical superiority was just simply overwhelming.
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20:38speaker_3HOST
And by April 30th, Soviet troops are grinding through the city center.
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20:42speaker_3HOST
Their ultimate objective is the Reichstag.
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20:44speaker_4HOST
Because Stalin viewed it as the ideological heart of the Nazi empire.
Putin's Pal
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3:10Thom HartmannHOST
And apparently the Trump administration, Trump and Hegseth, have been lying through their teeth about the kind of damage that Iran did early in the war.
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3:21Thom HartmannHOST
We struck Iran along with Israel, and Iran struck back, but they didn't strike back at Los Angeles and San Diego like Trump has been hoping, because he desperately wants a 9-11 to make himself popular like it worked for George W. Bush and Adolf Hitler with the Reichstag, and Putin with the Chechens, right? They didn't do that.
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3:43Thom HartmannHOST
Instead, they attacked our base in Bahrain.
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3:47Thom HartmannHOST
and killed some Americans and wounded several hundred, apparently it's up to over 800 Americans who are wounded now, and just did major damage to this facility.
Ilhan Omar's Identity Crisis (FULL SHOW)
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19:53Al GattulloHOST
Well, all right.
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19:56Al GattulloHOST
I didn't think we were going to the Reichstag
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19:58Joe PiscopoHOST
today, but all right.
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20:00Joe PiscopoHOST
You know, let's go.
Five Random Episodes w/ Thomas777
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48:33ThomasGUEST
It's because what I just described, that is what spoke to Hitler.
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48:38ThomasGUEST
And my basis for that is not just the table talk, but it's the December 11, 1941 speech to the Reichstag.
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48:47ThomasGUEST
And that's an important speech for all kinds of reasons, but Hitler's talking about the Prussian experience in 1813, but he's not saying the Prussian kingdom.
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49:00ThomasGUEST
He's saying we.
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