…any ounce of humanity left, he would cry like I did for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal…

…for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal architect. And he was a war criminal and condemned as…

…any ounce of humanity left, he would cry like I did for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal…

…for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal architect. And he was a war criminal and condemned as…

…outside of yourself to the extent that you become uncritical and blind. And, you know, these days, I read a book by Albert Speer. Albert Speer was Hitler's architect and armaments minister, I think. He spent 40 years in jail as a war criminal in Spandau…

…yourself to the extent that you become uncritical and blind. And, you know, these days, I read a book by Albert Speer. Albert Speer was Hitler's architect and armaments minister, I think. He spent 40 years in jail as a war criminal in Spandau after the…

…page about this freaking caviar farm. I couldn't believe my eyes. So it takes an incredible disconnect. Now, here's the deal. Albert Speer, who was Hitler's economics minister and architect, and a Nazi war criminal, who barely has faith in his life and…

…can read that. Anybody can do that research. It takes nothing. Let me say one more thing, by the way. By all means. Albert Speer, Hitler's economist and architect, spent 20 years in Spandau as a war criminal, as he deserved to do. But in his memoirs,…

…keep it a secret. And there wasn't the so-called free press, and there certainly wasn't internet and social media. But even then, Speer says, I could have known if I'd wanted to. Yeah, that's exactly my grandfather was German. He said the same thing. He…

…right? Yeah. Another point is people don't have to take my word for it. They can research it. I've said this before. Albert Speer, who was Hitler's architect and one of the economic constructors of the Nazi regime, He spent 20 years in Spandau prison as…

…to. But all the Germans that watched the Jews being taken away, they might have asked questions. He himself describes two incidents, Speer does, in his autobiography. He said one time he was talking to a general and he says to the general casually, I'd…

…any ounce of humanity left. He would cry like I did for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal…

…for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal architect. And he was a war criminal and condemned as…

…any ounce of humanity left, he would cry like I did for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal…

…for two weeks when I was there. Do you remember who Albert Speer was? Yeah, the architect for the Nazis. Exactly. So Speer was a Nazi armaments minister, an economics minister, and Hitler's personal architect. And he was a war criminal and condemned as…

…skin without even us noticing it. That's the first point. Second point is I read the biography or the memoirs of Albert Speer. Speer was an interesting character. He was Hitler's architect and friend and also his economic minister. And he spent 20 years…

…without even us noticing it. That's the first point. Second point is I read the biography or the memoirs of Albert Speer. Speer was an interesting character. He was Hitler's architect and friend and also his economic minister. And he spent 20 years in…

…also his economic minister. And he spent 20 years in Spandau jail as a war criminal after the Nuremberg trials. And Speer, whether genuinely or disingenuously, but he writes the following. He said, everything, everybody's asking, what did you know? What did…

…and he asked them, would you rather be here or in the camps? And they looked at them with absolute horror. And Speer said, I never asked them why. And he describes another incident where some German Wehrmacht general is talking to Speer and Speer…

…horror. And Speer said, I never asked them why. And he describes another incident where some German Wehrmacht general is talking to Speer and Speer says, I'd like to go see what's happening in the east sometime. And the general said, whatever you do,…