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Hitler Donnybrook Rocks Hardball

Posted May 16, 08 6:54 AM CDT in Politics World 

(Newser) – There's been an outcry from the Dems over President Bush's "appeasement" comments but the shouting was loudest on last night's Hardball, the Huffington Post reports. Radio host Kevin James sang the praises of Bush's remarks comparing Barack Obama's planned outreach to Iran to Nazi appeasement. But after being asked repeatedly by host Chris Matthews, James couldn't come up with exactly what that moment in Hitler history involved.

"Your problem, is, Kevin, you don't know what you're talking about," Matthews said, giving James a quick history lesson. "You don't understand there's a difference between talking to the enemy and appeasing. What Neville Chamberlain did wrong was not talking to Hitler, but giving up half of Czechoslovakia."

Source Huffington Post

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Radio host Kevin James was stumped on last night's 'Hardball' when asked to explain how Neville Chamberlain had appeased the Nazis.   (DrexelDems)
Radio host Kevin James on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, May 15, 2008   (eracex)
Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler following a meeting, 1930s.   (Archive Photos)
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