Topic: Nazi Law

The discussion turns to Mike Godwin, the creator of Godwin's Law, who reportedly suspended his own rule during the Charlottesville protests to allow for Nazi comparisons. Michelle Reiner utilized this suspension to compare current U.S. border facilities to the Red Cross inspection of Auschwitz. The hosts mock the frequent use of "fascist" and "Hitler" labels in modern political discourse.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani claimed the Geneva nuclear agreement was a "surrender" by international powers to Iran. Meanwhile, Israel's Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved a bill that would criminalize the use of the word "Nazi" or Nazi symbols, punishable by six months in prison. The law aims to prevent the trivialization of the Holocaust but has faced criticism for infringing on free speech.

Western media outlets, including CNN's Erin Burnett, are criticized for comparing Russia's "anti-gay propaganda" law to Nazi Germany. The hosts provide a translation of the actual Russian legislation, which targets the dissemination of non-traditional sexual relations information to minors rather than banning homosexuality itself. They suggest the media outrage is part of a concerted effort to demonize Vladimir Putin.