Ben Wilson

And very callously and somewhat uncomfortably for us Americans, Hitler says, well,

We will do what the American did with the people who were in their frontier, which is to say the American Indians, right?

We'll push them out, we'll exterminate them.

You know, this is what healthy nations do.

They expand and when people are there, they make them go away one way or another.

That is how he justified

the ethnic cleansing of all these mostly Slavs in Eastern Europe.

He just says, yeah, well, we'll ethnically cleanse them.

That's what the Americans did.

They have no right to judge us.

Every vigorous nation needs to do that type of thing.

OK, so he lays out Liebensraum.

We're going to develop this enormous Germany that extends from present day Germany

all the way into Russia.

And it's going to include lots of farmland and lots of oil and lots of natural resources.

And we're going to be this huge continental power.

The way the U.S.

is in North America, that's what we will be to Europe.

Okay, so the thing that he is doing in Mein Kampf is he is clearly articulating his vision.

Now, he does this in speeches all the time.