karl schmidt listened. he was hearing the story he wanted to hear, the victim of a vast conspiracy, he told himself. the world was against him and once again he was being taught to hate. once again he was looking for revenge. and revenge was possible, because the world allowed him to tear up the versailles treaty , clause by clause. instead of enforcing it, we americans refused to sign it and withdrew our army of occupation after only nine months. the british, even though germany was consistently violating it, pulled out after five years. the french made one final attempt to enforce the treaty. marched into the region, but this made them so unpopular in a world drenched with heartbreaking german propaganda that they withdrew solidly behind the imaginary line. now, let's see what would have happened had the treaty been enforced. without a general staff, germany could not have planned world war ii. from a demilitarized rhineland, she could not have attacked france or the low country. , she couldairport not in

the cause deep in the soul of schmidt. of carl unless that passion is uprooted, hence, ar 100 years new generation of germans will find a new leader will show them the way. how shall that be prevented? been made. has this time, things are being done differently. at the end of the last work, and arm assisted by negotiation. this time, unconditional surrender. today, carl schmidt knows beyond the shadow of a doubt that he was defeated. at the end of the last war, german armies parading through berlin. .his time ♪ the legend of german invincibility lights once and for all a shattered myth. after the last war, the german general staff continued the punishment. to date, not only the general army but the entire german court will be dissolved and they will be forever prevented from plotting another attempt at world conquest. after the last work, german industry was unimpaired. ,oday, much of it lies in ruin and such undamaged industrial plants as they are permitted to operate will operate under control. after the last war, the

eric schmidt, former google ceo is going to be on. house leader kevin mccarthy is going to be on barry sternlicht, calming influence about three or four months ago if you recall and kansas drummer phil ehart on the future of concerts and live music. jeremy siegel on the latest market levels. i kind of drove past his apartment yesterday. i was down in the city of brotherly love briefly briefly for a quick stop, andrew >> meantime, the nasdaq, thanks, joe, nasdaq and s&p 500 closed on a record high on monday it's a sign of the times three stocks are out and in the biggest move, exxon smoebl out it's been in the dow since 1928. pfizer and raytheon out. replacing them salesforce.com, honeywell and amgen. jeremy siegel, professor of finance at the wharton school. good morning to you. we're looking at some of those stocks moving, as you might imagine, they may, all of this as a result of apple's four for one stock split which would have made it actually too tiny -- would have gone to being very big to too tiny so they tried to rebalance thi

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schmidt consumed it in a matter of hours. our thanks to steve schmidt on a friday night for spending some time with us. thank you, steve. >> thank you, brian. >>> coming up, the effort to protect a genuine american institution that is in genuine danger. >>> last thing before we go here tonight is the clear and present danger to the u.s. postal service. for all of our lives in this country, mail delivery has been something of a sacred trust. ask any service member getting or receiving -- or sending, rather, mail from deployment overseas. the u.s. postal service employs 633,000 americans. of that number, 97,000 are veterans. they once wore the uniform of this country and now wear the uniform of the postal service. just today about the boss, while he's being looked into by congressional democrats, the trump-appointed postmaster general, who has presided over delivery delays due to cost-cutting, blew up his whole management team in a reorganization that virginia democratic congressman gerry connolly who was on with us this week c

well we're now joined by kate schmidt so you know she's an analyst with better is an institute for strategic studies can't thanks very much for coming on the program we are again seeing people on the streets several 1000 today this is another real show of force against the government and lukas shame code after the events of last week are people afraid. i would say people are afraid of the possible escalation further escalation of violence on behalf of us who will be key and policed and there are there are no guarantees that the police won't use those brutal methods again to disperse the crowds and i want to bring out that we've seen in the cars days that many of those people detained in the previous protests they were released but i will be charred by this move of the government this could be just a way to sort of like pass testified the protesters and to distract their attention and also today we're having today and tomorrow there are massive protests scheduled and it is just possible that the authorities simply decided to free the those detention centers to be able to get more people in th

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any other questions for either chuck lovell or mike schmidt? >> reporter: i have one for mike schmidt. >> reporter: the question is reference to policy -- [ inaudible question ] >> that policy very specifically allows my office to work with ppb to focus on violent crime. that's what we're doing. i had a deputy out all last night at the crime scene working with the detect i was. gun violence is up, do metz ig violence is up. we are prioritizing the work of the district attorney's office. >> reporter: i have a question just? general. you mentioned the -- in look in back, are there any inns dent where you could charge -- >> you know, like many people, i wake up most morning and get the update from the police, i look at media coverage. i go on to twitter, like everyone else. of course i i've seen things that i think do not look appropriate, but the question you're asking really requires us to gather evidence and do more than just see a video clip online. there's a process for that. the independence police review takes reports. he recommend any memb

this is from schmidt's reporting. throughout kelly's time working directly with trump, kelly was repeatedly struck by how trump failed to understand that how they had issues being loyal to him but to the institution of american democracy. my question is, eli, it's another brick in the wall of some knowledge of criminal intent or criminal conduct that he needed covered up by his own law enforcement agency, if everyone candidate was asked if they would be loyal to him, not democracy. >> yeah, i think intent, you know, the criminal intent, that does seem to be, you know, you showing up in different actions by the president to try to impede all oversight, to dismiss it all, to cast all of it as a witch hunt, so when things come up, that enough people in the country are predisposed to just say, oh, their trying to get the president again, and to not actually look at the substance of this. consciousness of guilt is something that prosecutors and investigators are very astudented to and you see a lot of it here. but this is

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marches on emily schmidt kron 4 news we are learning more details about the investigation into the shooting of jacob like the kenosha police union. >>says at the time of the shooting blake was armed with a knife and had an arrest warrant for felony assault from earlier this year, however, blake's attorney claims that warrant has been vacated. and extradition hearing for the teenage suspects in the fatal shootings in kenosha wisconsin. that's been pushed back about a month 17 year-old kyle rittenhouse he didn't appear at the video video hearing today only lasted a few minutes and illinois judge agreed to postpone a decision on whether rittenhouse would be extradited to wisconsin until september 25th. he remains rittenhouse remains in an illinois county jail. he is facing felony charges for homicide and attempted homicide accused of shooting and killing 2 people injuring a 3rd. it happened during a protest in response to the shooting of jacob blake. we're learning more about the people killed one of them identified as 26 year-old anthony hooper he and his girlfriend were at the protest tuesda

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. >> one of the co-founders of that group, steve schmidt, is going to join me next. don't go anywhere. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> joining me, steve schmidt, long time republican strategist, co-founder of the lincoln project. it's been a long time since we've talked. your organization mostly conservatives, mostly republicans, ex-republicans, people who don't want to see donald trump in power in some cases because you think maybe the world could do with a healthy republican party and other reasons, maybe because you don't -- you don't want donald trump around. what does the appointment of kamala harris do for your cause? >> well, we know who the ticket is. we know what the contest is. we know what the contours are, and we know who the team is that will lead to an american

emily schmidt has more. >>history echoing on the national mall, this is the commitment march in the spirit of 1963, but for many gathered on friday, it also seems to be repeating the progress we celebrated than is in peril yet again jacob blake senior says his father was at the first march. >>now he is here because his son jacob blake junior was shot multiple times in the back at close range conocian police officer last weekend. he's hospitalized and his father says he's paralyzed from the waist down and asking tough questions why did they shoot lisa leading to that. >>i said maybe that was was she to know to kenosha police officers are now on administrative leave in the shooting is under investigation. >>the blake shooting joins a summer of headline-making incidents between police and people of color that have sparked protests around the world. despite the growing chorus for change president trump did not publicly mention blake's name during the republican national convention, we must never allow mob rule b

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"the new york times" correspondent michael schmidt. yamiche alcindor, and former republican governor of north carolina, pat mccrory. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we're going to get to all the political news in a moment. we're going to start with a deadly clash in portland, oregon. pro trump and counterprotesters clashed overnight. fist fights broke out and at one point gunfire broke out during a confrontation and a man was killed. joining me now is mike baker of "the new york times" who has been covering these events in portland. mike, tell us what you saw, what you witnessed, and if you can, who shot this individual? >> yeah, last night there was a huge gathering of trump supporters out in the suburbs of portland. they had this vow that they were going to go into portland waving flags as sort of a caravan. initially the plan was to sort of circle around the highways,

steve schmidt is a republican strategist, was a republican strategist a long time ago. he is an msnbc analyst and co-founder of the lincoln project. that is all in on this tuesday night. rachel maddow is joining us now. >> good evening, thank you very much, my friend. thanks to you for joining us. happy to have you here. california is the most populous state in the country. the only attorney general in the whole country who runs a larger operation than the attorney general of california is the attorney general of the united states. california is just enormous, right. 40 million people. and in 2011 when kamala harris became attorney general and she took the arenas of california's justice system the state at that

steve schmidt had this to say. quote, the desecration of the white house for trump's perverse political use is an abomination. trump's convention was a pageant of breathtaking dishonesty and demagoguery. it was an exposition of lawlessness. profoundly abused in the name of trump's vanity and narcissism. >> joining me now, steve schmidt, and a man who does not mince words. thanks for being here. i've been wanting to talk to you all week. >> nice to see you, rachel. thanks for having me. >> i wanted to ask about this phrase from you today. an exposition of lawlessness. what we've heard from the white house and from the campaign is, yeah, technically, it's illegal. but everybody expects to see political events from the white house. anybody complaining about this is an elite beltway person. we're going to do it more and more because it bugs you. it's not a serious law. but you're describing this as something that is, basically, showing off an ability to break the law, in a way that's dangerous. >> of course, it is the

pastor sam you read bit there schmidt is devastated. for my little girl and wally's it breaks my heart to see the church so empty it's especially hard because i know how phony it normally is to move into. over 2000 worshippers attended the prayer meeting in big february. this annual gathering is a highlight on the church calendar for 5 days the community sings prays and dances together longer also a smaller less looking back i would say the mood was utterly normal in the rest of the world almost everything was still mainly a final meal didn't have the time the problem was restricted to asian countries to china and want to teach cycle so that. a false sense of security to prove disastrous for all on the 2nd day of the gathering president among us might call visited the city of moods and gave a speech about islamic separatism just a few 100 meters from the church he spent an hour shaking hands with members of the public no one more masks no one practiced social distancing it was mid february large gatherings were still nothing unusual. fr

pastor sam you read a bit there schmidt is devastated. for my little girl and the wally's of it breaks my heart to see the church so empty it's especially hard because i know how phone it normally is with a woman. over 2000 worshippers attended the prayer meeting in big february. this annual gathering is a highlight on the church calendar for 5 days the community sings prays and dances together along just a small or less looking back i would say the mood was utterly normal in the rest of the world everything was still mainly a final meal didn't at the time the problem was restricted to asian countries to china and want to be teached circle so the notion. a false sense of security to prove disastrous for all on the 2nd day of the gathering president in monument michael visited the city of me who was and gave a speech about islamic separatism just a few 100 meters from the church he spent an hour shaking hands with members of the public no one more masks no one practiced social distancing it was mid february large gatherings were still noth

pastor sam you read bit there schmidt is devastated. for model girl and wally's it breaks my heart to see the church so empty it's especially hard because i know how phony that no one has to move the. over 2000 worshippers attended the prayer meeting in big february. this annual gathering is a highlight on the church calendar for 5 days the community sings prays and dances together along just a small or less looking back i would say the mood was utterly normal in the rest of the world almost everything was still mainly a final meal didn't at the time the problem was restricted to asian countries to china and want to be in a circle so that as. a false sense of security to prove disastrous for all on the 2nd day of the gathering president manuelle my call visited the city of new moves and gave a speech about his lama separatism just a few 100 meters from the church he spent an hour shaking hands with members of the public no one more masks no one practiced social distancing it was mid february large gatherings were still nothing unusual.

>> mike schmidt, this is my question for you. what more broadly did we learn yesterday and i asked andrew weismann this yesterday. were there things in the senate report that you didn't know? is it fair to put the mueller report in a much more sort of narrow category than we thought it was if a republican-led committee is churning out this salacious and sordid information that we didn't learn in the mueller report? >> certainly, this was a more thorough story than what the mueller report told. and it gave us a greater understanding of what was going on. and if you took all the facts from it, you could make a criminal narrative out of it, that dates back to the oooh 90s that comes through today and tells this story. and two important things. one is basically that manafort's right-hand man was a russian intelligence officer and that's a grave national security threat as the report says. and secondly, what should not be lost on anyone is that the report says that basically, it's difficult to take donald trump's answers to mueller, h

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we shall not leave until carl schmidt has come to realize that he himself as responsible for not only the past but the future. we have rid him of hitler, of the general staff, of nazi-ism. we have not rid him of federick, of bismarck, of the kaiser, of his history and tradition. that key must do for himself. until he does come that key is still a potential enemy of civilization -- then and only then were the german -- will the german farmer, the german millman, the german copy like the folks back home. in beautiful then germany, industrious germany, altered germany joined the peaceful nations of the world. ♪ ♪ >> these little ones have a good deal too. there are a couple of boys who are really fixed for the winter, and this queen and her family have no housing problem. these fellas may be wondering about their next banana but not about the price of a nights -- night's lodging. they have got a ceiling over their head. and what about these fellows? done sleeping was usually without benefit of sleeping, rent or otherwise. inillion american men are the service and millions more were a

and schmidt has now emerged as one of palin's biggest critics, and she hits back in this book from what we know. but i would say she can hit back now, but the callers make comment points. if she wants a political figure, she's going to have to start talking about the country as a whole. she's going to have to use that criticism she's training somewhat on steve schmidt, she's going to have to a aim it at barack obama. >> host: you did mention policy, so there's this twitter question: pay-in lacks substance and has to pander to red state values for higher q values or ratingsing. not so much a question, but a comment. it gets back to your point about the facebook page and other direct to the voter ways of communicating. what is she saying policy wise? >> guest: well, basically it's the conservative message at this point. health care would load us with more regulations, would add to the cost of business, it would are have unforeseen consequences not all of which would be good. she says the cap and trade bill is an act to raise energy prices and that if you're going to do responsible things

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. >> i know there's a new book out by michael schmidt, a lot of revelations in the book. you had an opportunity to look at it, what can you tell us? >> there's a lot of great reporting in there. one i would highlight for you. the day after president trump fired james comey, he calls up john kelly, who was the secretary of homeland security, offers him the fbi director job and asks for his loyalty. which obviously echos what he did in the private dinner with james comey. this gives you a sense of his mindset at the time. and the interesting thing is, robert mueller never learned this fact when he investigated because the white house limited the scope of john kelly's interview with the mueller team. >> by the way, michael schmidt is going to join joe and mika tomorrow morning on "morning joe." >> he's a good reporter. >> good to see you this morning, my friend. he's a great reporter, as are you. you can sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that does it for me on this monday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning, and wel

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. >> former republican strategist steve schmidt had this to say today. >> the question whether voters care about the hatch act is the law. it was around ex position of lawle lawlessness. it was profoundly abuse in the name of trump's narsism. >> joining us now is my friend, steve, i have been wanting to talk to you all week. >> nice to see you rachel, thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about this phrase, an ex position of lawlessness. yeah, technically is illegal. anybody complaining about this. this is an elite belt way. we'll do it more and more because it bugs you. it is no a serious law. you are describing this as something it is showing off in ability to break the law. >> the president is bound to faithfully execute the laws that are passed by congress. it is the law. they are letting you bring in the law. we saw three things this week that caall come together. we have not seen any prior convention. we never seen such breathtaking dishonesty. we have never seen such lawlessness such as breaking traditions and norms. the abuse of the united states marine cor marine corp. t