i was petrified that we had a city councilman who had been at charlottesville.digging. i posted pictures. we started a campaign against him. >> that group ended up collecting hundreds of signatures to initiate the recall. >> has he answered questions about this or said anything recently about these association? >> for the longest time he would not confirm or deny if he was a member of these groups. or a white nationalist. this past week at a forum, he did confirm that he attended that rally in charlottesville. he gave this reason as to why he felt like he needed to attend. >> i needed to protest the removal of those statues. they could move on to whoever they wanted. on defending or protecting or protesting against the removal of historical americans is important to me. it is our heritage. it is who we are. >> he was announced to -- as to denounce white nationalism he said he could not have what he never was. >> what do people say this means for their community? >> they are embarrassed. and they are petrified that will be reelected. folks are worried about how t

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it detailed also that he had attended the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville. and when confronted by citizens he had no comment basically and wouldn't deny that he was part of one of these groups. >> so that was last year. who started this current recall effort to get him out of office? >> it was started by the enid social justice committee, a group of citizens that were concerned about his election. specifically i talked to connie vickers and nancy presnow who are members of the group, lifelong enid citizens. they confronted him and held up a giant sign they had alernl -- enlarged that showed him at the rally in charlottesville holding a torch and askinged him point-blank, is this you? blevins did not answer their question. according to them ran away from them. i ended up talking to those two women just about confronting blevins. >> fit walked like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and you're not calling -- name calling if you call ate duck. same with a nazi. >> i was going on facebook, i went to a certain facebook page. i went under comments. and th

they referenced charlottesville at a protestor shouted, this is an invasion. while students say they've seen anti-latino rhetoric circulating on campus, and some say they'd been confronted told to go back to their countries and a joint statement both uga's hispanic student association and campus latino mentoring organization, least though they released a statement and they say the hurtful and discriminatory comments made following the tragic loss of one of our own have deeply shaken us all such grief should not be made use for racism, hatred, or xenophobia. but since riley was killed, there has been a new push in the georgia legislature for stricter immigration enforcement laws. it's a big story on campus at uga right now. critics of a bill pass thursday by the georgia house say it sets immigrants up to be victims of racial profiling >> i have witnessed again and again, ambitious representative and senators pursue fear as i said, this tragedy to attain and maintain elected office but our community cannot and should not be collectively punished for the refik ac

. >> charlottesville. >> charlottesville, if you play the entire clip -- this is terrible, always puthe context of having to support and defend donald trump, if you play the entire clip of charlottesville and not excerpt it, donald trump was clearly talking about people who wanted to take down the statues. not -- so let's not get sidetracked to that. joe biden also called me a semifascist, whatever that is, and he also accused georgia of jim crow 2 when they passed their election laws. let's not pretend joe biden is some nice guy. he's not. >> we haven't attempted a coup, so they've got that going for them. nobody's charged the capitol -- >> where does the vote go? >> okay, but first, what was the russia hoax? that was an attempted coup. >> no, it wasn't. >> russia did interfere in the election. >> you told donald trump he has to admit the truth, democrats have to admit the truth. >> i'm not a democrat. >> supporters of democrats have to admit the truth. the same rules need to apply to everybody. the russia hoax was an attempted coup. donald trump won the election and it was an effort

the same guy, after nazis marched in charlottesville until the woman, said there were five people on both sides and told the proud boys to stand back and stand by. now, every day on the stump he is championing and praising the insurrectionist will be encouraged to violently storm the capitol in an attempt to overthrow our democracy. it is not just one comment it is who donald trump is and the threat he poses to our democracy every day. the problem for donald trump is the american people saw what happened on january 6th and responded consistently. they responded in 2022 when democrats have the most successful midterm cycle for a democratic incumbent since fdr and responded last year in states like kentucky, ohio, virginia, the fall elections, and responding right now which is why we are in the front foot heading into the general election because the american people understand what joe biden has done to fight on behalf of the american people and they see every day the threat donald trump poses if he regains power. he is talking every day about tearing down the fabric of our democracy a

there's good people on both sides of charlottesville.was in his interest. he doesn't care about israel. he cares about donald trump. and how dare you tell me what it takes to be a good jew or not. >> there's no doubt how deeply offensive these comments were. but as we just read, this is not new. this is something he has done for a long time. he has revealed himself to have these biases, these prejudices, and to defend those who have done and equable things, like in the wake of charlottesville as we played that clip a moment ago. but yet -- but yet nothing he says seems to chait's core supporters. more than that, nothing he says seems to draw criticism from high-ranking republicans who are trying to cling to power on capitol hill and elsewhere. >> they just -- i mean, there is -- i remember earlier in the hour, you were talking about when he came down the escalator in 2015 and at the end of that campaign, i spoke with a consultant from one of the losing republican primary campaigns, and he said, in retrospect, we all lost -- every republi

biden saying it's the same, quote, anti-semitic vile after charlottesville.quote, did some good things. for its part the trump campaign is actually defending the comments saying trump was, quote, right. it's an absurd and offensive response. he's defending white supremacists, proud boys and the january 6th terrorists. indeed, today the a.p. noting trump has made the insurrection a corner stone of his campaign. joining me now to discuss is alencia johnson and ruth benguya, nyu professor of history. and author of "strongmen, musso linnie to the president." ruth, this is something where i don't think we could ever spend enough time discussing how problematic the language and policies of trump really are, the level of bigotry, the level of anti-semitism, the level of islamophobia. i want to put this quote up on full screen. quote, i think any jewish people that vote for a democrat, i think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty. just break down for us not only how offensive and insulting that particulars statement is but also why it is prob

he did it when he was in the oval office in 2019 brian's piece talked about charlottesville, good people on both sides. this isn't something new. >> we're hearing from donald trump, >> but still it's sort of stunning every time you hear it, it's interesting data because these latest trump comments come as our own, jim sciutto reveals in his brand new book that trump privately praised hitler saying, and i'm quoting him now, he did some good things. you and i have seen firsthand what unchecked anti-semitism and do when we were both at auschwitz last year, talk a little bit about that >> yeah, it was almost a year ago that you and i went to fall in and went to auschwitz, in particular and did see what unchecked anti-semitism can lead to. and that is an entire society ending, ending up supporting the notion of mass killings, concentration camps, and the goal of extermination of the jewish people. and that's why silence is not an option. and that's why explaining what these tropes are what their origins are, and what they have ended up doing in various societies, not just in world war ii, but

this is the same guy, who after marched on charlottesville and killed a woman, said they were very fine people on both sides. it is the same guy who in 2020 told a white supremacist group to stand back and stand by it now, every single day on the stump he is championing and praising insurrectionist who he encouraged to violently storm the capital in an attempt to overthrow democracy. it is not exactly one comment. it is exactly who donald trump is and it is exactly the threat he poses to democracy everything all day. the problem for trump, though, is that that people saw what happened on january 6 and they responded consistently since. they responded in 2022 when democrats have the most successful midterm cycle for democratic incumbents since fdr. they continued to respond last year and they are continuing to respond right now. that is why we are on our front foot, heading into the selection, because the american people understand what joe biden has done to fight on the half of american people, but they see every single day now, the threat donald trump poses if he is able to regain powe

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he did it when he was in the oval office in 2019 brian's piece talked about charlottesville, good people on both sides this isn't something new. >> we're >> hearing from donald trump but still it's sort of stunning every time you hear it, it's interesting, danica, these latest trump comments come as our own, jim sciutto reveals in his brand new book that trump privately praised hitler saying, and i'm quoting him now, he did some good things you and i have seen first what unchecked anti-semitism can do when we were both at auschwitz last year, talk a little bit about that yeah it was almost a year ago that you and i went to fall in and went to auschwitz, in particular and did see >> what unchecked anti-semitism can lead to. and that is an entire society ending, ending up supporting the notion of mass killings, concentration camps, and the goal of extermination of the jewish people. and that's why silence is not an option. and that's why explaining what these tropes are and what their are genes are and what they have ended up doing in various societies, not just in world war ii, but at oth

they blew out virginia, 67-42, and that means a quiet flight back to charlottesville. advancing to play texas on thursday. first game of the night, wager in seahawks took on howard, battling the 16 seeds. late first half. wagner's melvin got fouled and still banked it in. put the seahawks up seven with 90 seconds left, but howard, oh, the bison, they rallied, down three. final seconds, look at the open --. >> oh. >> one, two, three, no, no, no. wagner hung on and advanced 71 -68. it was their first ever tournament win. next up, top side north carolina in the first round. >>> baseball, new giants pitcher black snell in the dugout. can't wait to see the lefty go. batting against the royals, bottom fifth, bases full, estrada into the scottsdale, arizona sky. a grand salami, sara. estrada was 3 for 3 tonight. san francisco won it 9-8. opening day is a week from thursday. >>> and we'll leave you with seventh grade baller william. look at this guy playing cyo ■ for a lady of lo ret to in novato, he made 11 threes in this game, scored 38 in a 64-40 playoff win over san anselm

they blew out virginia, 67-42, and that means a quiet flight back to charlottesville. csu advancing to play texas on thursday. first game of the night, wager in seahawks took on howard, battling the 16 seeds. late first half. wagner's melvin got fouled and still banked it in. put the seahawks up seven with 90 seconds left, but howard, oh, the bison, they rallied, down three. final seconds, look at the open --. >> oh. >> one, two, three, no, no, no. wagner hung on and advanced 71 -68. it was their first ever tournament win. next up, top side north carolina in the first round. >>> baseball, new giants pitcher black snell in the dugout. can't wait to see the lefty go. batting against the royals, bottom fifth, bases full, estrada into the scottsdale, arizona sky. a grand salami, sara. estrada was 3 for 3 tonight. san francisco won it 9-8. opening day is a week from thursday. >>> and we'll leave you with seventh grade baller william. look at this guy playing cyo ■ for a lady of lo ret to in novato, he made 11 threes in this game, scored 38 in a 64-40 playoff win over san an

commissioner judd blevins. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: this is judd blevins in 2017, tiki torch in hand in charlottesvilleed neo-nazis. >> i saw the picture of judd blevins with the tiki torch, and i was like just shocked. >> reporter: the more they looked, the more they found. blevins had been an active leader in the white nationalist group, identity europa. blevins hid his identity behind the online moniker conway. in private online forums blevins as conway posted racist messages and praised hitler, and yet when the former marine ran for city commissioner last year as a conservative republican -- >> he won by 36 votes. [ crowd chanting ] >> let's go. >> reporter: now they're part of the enid social justice committee, vocal opponents of blevins since he took office. the group mincing no words on its website saying enid has a nazi problem. >> a lot of people don't want to say the word nazi, but when you see what he did and what he's involved with, you know, it's not name-calling. it's what he is and what he believes. >> reporter: we wanted to ask blevins what he believes for ourselves. but he denied our m

chanting "jews will not replace us" ] >> reporter: this is judd blevins in 2017, tiki torch in hand in charlottesvilleowed white supremacists and neo-nazis. >> i saw the picture of judd blevins with the tiki torch, and i was, like, just shocked. >> reporter: the more they looked, the more they found blevins had been an active leader in the white nationalist group, identity europa according to an analysis of photos, biographical details, and other information, blevins hid his white nationalis identity behind the online moniker conway. in private online forums reviewed by nbc news, blevins as conway posted racist messages and praised hitler, and yet when the former marine ran for city commissioner last year as a conservative republican -- >> he won by 36 votes. [ crowd chanting ] >> let's go. >> reporter: now presnall and vickers are part of the enid social justice committee, vocal opponents of blevins since he took office. the group mincing no words on its website saying, enid has a nazi problem. >> a lot of people don't want to say the word nazi, but when you see what he did and what he's involved wit

these are the live pictures and one such voting station in charlottesville and virginia. this is a day that can often decide the candidates for the republican and democratic parties. but this year it's joe biden and donald trump, who faced little challenge and they're not a nation contests. well, donald trump is describing a supreme court ruling which allows him to run for re election. and the state of colorado is a big win for america. the ruling is set to allow the former president to stay on balance nationwide. the highest court in colorado had disqualified him from the ballot there for being an insurrection of trump to nights, orchestrating the attack on the capital 3 years ago, after claiming joe biden stole that election from him. we have with us, and besides bri, jackson is joining us from washington dc for you just set the scene for us and talk us through what we expect to see on the super tuesday. hello there. so we cannot emphasize this and not super tuesday is the biggest election day on the primary calendar. there are more than a 3rd of all available delegates

these a lot of pictures felt like voting station in charlottesville in virginia, is a day that could often decide the candidates for the republican and democratic parties, but the sheer j 5 and then double trump faced little challenge and that nomination comb tests of donald trump is describing a supreme court ruling, which allows him to run for re election in the states of colorado as a big witness to america. the ruling is set to allow the full, the president to stay on balance nationwide. the highest quote in colorado have disqualified him from the ballot. the full being in selection is from today is august right to the attack on the capitol 3 years ago after claiming the j bikes installed the election from him. he is a while a search and migration of the us makes cable that has become a focal point in today's phase, republicans accused the bite administration of neglecting both the security and democrats saved the republicans of sabotaging the efforts to deal with the issue. how does it cost beautiful stuff in texas? what candidates visited the board or this week? allan city and

let's go into the gym and chancellor, who spoke of to charlottesville meeting with the french president and poland, prime minister, a stem, a sort of, i think it should be a problem. we've agreed on a number of key points. among other things, we will immediately procure even more weapons for ukraine on the global market. secondly, the production of military equipment will be expanded also through cooperation with partners in ukraine. 3rd, as part of that, or i'm starting format, we will establish a new coalition of capable people for a wide range of missile artillery. shops out there like that guy, the nightclub who can't make a trip to the washroom on his own, he has to drag his whole posse along. they all need to hold each other's hands. so no one sticks out as being particularly escal atory in this conflict. because as michael said, their quote continuing, as they have done since day one, to never take the initiative of any escalation. we're talking here about the same guy who acted like french opposition parties were a bunch of was says, if they didn't agree with his idea of sending

aggressive policy. 15 us states and one territory, people going to pick their candidates and this is charlottesvilleafter a frosty start, we had some lovely spells of sunshine. just take a look at this beautiful weather watcher picture of lancashire just a few hours ago. but there was quite a lot of cloud around for others and the cloud thick enough for some drizzle. you can sense it's quite cold for the dog walk today in swanage and dorset, and despite the drizzle, you still needed that umbrella because it really does wet you through from time to time, doesn't it? this has been the story earlier on. you can see where the cloud has been sitting across western scotland, through east anglia and down along the south coast. now, the weather front that brought the cloud stubbornly sitting along exposed east coasts, will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud through the night. bit more of a breeze here and the cloud and the breeze will prevent temperatures from falling too far. but where we have got some clearer skies once again, well, we could see a touch of frost and maybe some patchy fog. favoured a

before you go we are keeping an eye on events in the us for it is of course super tuesday and this is charlottesvilleghtly further forward. it is... with polling showing her edging slightly furtherforward. it is... i think we are looking at alexandria now, sorry, that is north carolina there. keeping an eye on all those votes as super tuesday continues. do keep an eye on those words on a website with plenty more in detail for you there. do stay with us on bbc news. hello there. they quietly move weather continues with a bit of a lottery out there at the moment would certain winners and some lovely sunshine to be found as you can see in lancashire early on but a different story further east of the cloud they enough for a spot of drizzle, shall remain in place as well and there is a weather front draping its way across east coast and it will be there for most of the day with the potential for some sharp showers with the odd rumble of thunder potentially for the south—east later on. this little weather front edge of northern ireland will slowly ease further north and so an improving picture as we go thr

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threat is the threat to democracy and they bring up january 6 but this is a little reminiscent of the charlottesvilley've got the both sides hoax. s this will soon be known as the blood bath hoax. they'll play the clip, starting at if i don't get elected, that's where they'll start the clip. context doesn't matter. they pull the context the out on purpose. >> if you repeat it, it makes its way to the public mind to where that is the truth. >> correct. here is the biden/harris spokesman, put out a statement in response to that speech and of course they're going to perpetuate it. they said this is who donald trump is, a loser who is beat by 7 million votes, instead of apeeling to a wider audience, he doubles down on violence. he wants another january 6. that's what they're going to do, saying he wants a january 6. >> it starts with an online cretin perpetuating a false viral video, goes into headlines until it's screamed from mountain tops or a spokesperson who thoops be a sitting president -- who happens to be a sitting president of the united states. you start with this is what will happen with the a

tiki torch in hand in charlottesville, virginia. >> i saw a picture of jed blevinss.nalist group europa. he hid behind the moniker conway, in private online forums, blevins as conway posted racist messages. yet when the former marine ran for city commissioner. >> he won by 36 votes. >> reporter: now they're part of the enid social justice committee, vocal opponents. the group minces no words on the website, saying he has a nazi problem. >> a lot of people don't want to say the word "nazi" but when you see what he's involved with, it's not name-calling. it's what he is and what he believes. >> reporter: we wanted to ask blevins ourselves, but we tried once more outside a city council meeting. you have a leader in an oklahoma white nationalist organization. i want to know if you have any explanation of that. why did you -- >> excuse me. >> why dishold a tiki torch and march -- >> i've been a conservative all my life. >> cindy allen wassed editor of the newspaper. her paper published a front-page story about his past. blevins called it a hit piece. >> we followed up seve

and then charlottesville both sides hoax.n the insurrection hoax about january 6th and now the bloodbath hoax. this is just another in a long line of smears pedaled by the same people who followed same sentence. so, first, it's an outright lie or just a rank distortion of something usually trump or another conservative says. then the biden campaign or a biden surrogate picks up on this smear. >> what i heard was a continuation of the same rhetoric, the same endorsement of political violence that we have seen from donald trump for years as you pointed out. it goes even farther back, right? this is exactly who donald trump is. and this is exactly the threat that he poses to our democracy every single day. >> laura: then the regime media repeats the white house or the surrogate or the -- you amyou know,puppets. they are repeating it. then over time it gets repeated with gospel with zero fact-checking. the original transcript. the truth that gets deep sixed in the process. it's the way they roll. but now thanks to elon musk, we d

and it was it's the the law under which the charlottesville attackers were prosecuted.hat grant had asked for had hoped for when gave the saddle to mark when continue ses together and that it has helped all of us ever since. by 1885 and this is the third and last photograph we■ have rk one he's age 60 he's turned he's withdrawnrofrom society. but he starts writing and he starts writing. and so now the man who used to deliver people's mail, writing these just hundreds of letters, davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders w abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, wentvn not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died there were newspaper articles him all over the country remembering keeping the front lines in the home front to

you look at the charlottesville lie. i remember hearing the way the media rt roed that. -- media reported it. i was like that does sound pretty good. i read the transcript. he specifically mentioned four different groups. if if you read the transcript, he condemned the neo-nazis, but the media didn't report that and they lied. >> that's a little different in this case. >> i don't think so. when you look at the full picture, you get a taste of what the media tells you, if you do your homework, research and what was really said, it was a lie. it is similar in that sense. >> kennedy, do you think it is a little different in the sense that i feel like trump was talking about china, tariffs, cars, and he drops bloodbath in there and knows not only the media will take the bait but that the biden cam pain is going to seize on it -- biden campaign is going to seize on it? >> i know [inaudible] tried to turn the conversation back to what it was actually about which was a very important conversation and that is about the governmen

and the area around charlottesville.'s an area where if she picks up anything in virginia, it's going to be there. as we are looking at who is supporting the two candidates, donald trump or nikki haley on the republican side, both candidates were in the commonwealth of virginia this past weekend, and the get out of the vote campaign has not been there, that is nowhere to be seen these days. it will be interesting to see how much of the republican party does get out to vote, and who will be voting for nikki haley. >> thank you so much. we got you covered with even more states on this super tuesday. up next, one governor's race in north carolina could make history. >>> first, let's check in and get an update in vermont. >> vermont is one of the states nikki haley is hoping to do well in today. it has an open primary, meaning anybody can participate. besides new hampshire governor, the only sitting governor to endorse nikki haley is vermont's republican governor scott. why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy schoo

in 2017, when white nationalists descended on charlottesville in a deadly rally and trump said there were very fine people on both sides. in 2020, trump approached his defense secretary, mark esper, about shooting people, protesting the death of george floyd, asking, can't you just shoot them? just shoot them in the legs or something. over the past few months, trump has warned of bedlam in the country and potential death and destruction if his criminal charges derail his presidential campaign. of course, in 2021 trump convinces reporters that the election was stolen from him. he worded any of the remaining faith in our institutions and told them to walk to the u.s. capitol and fight like . and he sat in the white house and watched the scenes on television as political violence engulfed the peaceful transfer of power. so yes. you absolutely have the option of buying the explanation that he was just talking about the auto industry in that speech over the weekend. you can do that. you can think election deniers in arizona are harmless, because they lost in 2022. and you can ignore the f

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. >> yes, the same man who peddles george sauros conspiracy theories, and called the neonazis in charlottesville break. so who do you have? the antisemite trump or jared kushner? >> i will go with jared kushner. what he is advocating is members of the israeli cabinet now, ethnic cleansing and building settlements there for israelis. there was a conference in israel where cabinet ministers went and they looked at a settlement building so i'm more concerned about what kushner is saying. it is telling you where the israeli government is and that is deeply concerning. >> and there is a part in that clip we didn't know where he says there is not much left of gaza acknowledging that gaza has been completely leveled. that the people there will not be there any longer so it is an opportunity to be seized by the israeli government. danielle, who are you going with? kush or trump? >> i have to go with my all time favorite donald trump. every time a person that is not from any marginalized group whatsoever has the audacity to tell people how they should be ashamed of themselves, if they vote for democrats,

the say nobody who breaks bread with anti-semites like nick fuenes and called white supremacists in charlottesvillele or said disgustingly hitler did good things has any right to lecture about someone's personal and political beliefs. someone would say, listen, donald trump is a big supporter of israel, a big supporter of benjamin netanyahu, he moved the embassy at the request of israel. how do you score that? >> so i mean there's a lot donald trump says and does, and not all of it adds up. and american jews happen to have very divergent opinions about israel. it's just a fact. and chuck schumer is somebody who in addition to giving the speech that he gave, gave another powerful speech on the floor of the senate about the ways in which anti-semitism is on the rise and comes from both the left and right. he criticized his people on the side in the course of doing that. what trump does in effect is he talks out of both sides of his mouth. on one side of the mouth he says i'm doing all these things for israel and jews must love me, and if they don't love me for all the things i'm doing for israel, the

and it was it's the the law under which the charlottesville attackers were prosecuted. so fact what grant had asked for had hoped for when gave the saddle to mark when came true that they did continue services together and that it has helped all of us ever since. by 1885 and this is the third and last photograph we have of mark one he's age 60 he's turned he's withdrawn from from society. but he starts writing and he starts writing. and so now the man whosed to deliver pele's mail, writing these just hundreds of letters, everybody, including jefferson davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders whether. he's related to abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, went kentucky. he's not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died t

and it was it's the the law under which the charlottesville attackers were prosecuted. so fact what grant had asked for had hoped for when gave the saddle to mark when came true that they did continue services together and that it has helped all of us ever since. by 1885 and this is the third and last photograph we have of mark one he's age 60 he's turned he's withdrawn from from society. but he starts writing and he starts writing. and so now the man who used to deliver people's mail, writg these just hundrs of letters, everybody, including jefferson davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders whether. he's related to abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, went kentucky. he's not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died t

and it was it's the the law under which the charlottesville attackers were prosecuted. so fact what grant had asked for had hoped for when gave the saddle to mark when came true that they did continue services together and that it has helped all of us ever since. by 1885 and this is the third and last photograph we have of mark one he's age 60 he's turned he's withdrawn from from societ but he starts writing and he starts writing. and so now the man who used to deliver people's il, writing these st hundreds of letters, everybody, including jefferson davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders whether. he's related to abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, went kentucky. he's not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died the

this is the same guy that after the nazis marched on charlottesville and killed a woman said they werene people on both sides. >> hoaxes and lawsuits is all they have. that is how you know biden is losing. since when does the left he care about bloodbath? there is a bloodbath in chicago every weekend. the george floyd rights were bloodbath. they love them. nobody falls for the hoaxes anymore. even though jesse hoax lasted longer than the bloodbath hoax? the countries puncturing hoaxes in record time, eight do use to take months or even years to get to the bottom of collusion, the laptop, the lab leak. americans are exposing hoaxes on day one and we are enjoying it. we get a kick out of figuring out democrats magic tricks. after i still jesse junior's nose for the fifth time cat got your nose! he's onto it! the fact that they are back at it so blatantly dishonest, shows you what they think about you. ignorant cat gullible roots who will just glance at the headlines and keep scrolling, waiting in line to buy potato chiefs, complaining about inflation. they are banking on american enduran

you play the clips, they lied about his comes in charlottesville, they lied about covid-19, they liedut jenny way six, the light about russia, russia, russia! there lies never have consequence! why were they lie about a strategy? definitely changed his strategy now? lying is the only way they can get elected. that will be the strategy, as you often imagined sean, climate change, abortion, that pretty much wraps up the entire democratic strategy. it's what he pathetic. >> sean: that they will write about abortion, they will lie about the economy, now after three years here saying that border is closed and secure, charlie heard, now they are blaming republicans for the situation at the border. by the way, now we even have known terrorists at home all support is that we know got across our border. this is all they got. what are they're publicans doing, can we talk of a strategy? what is the best way to counter the never ending lies and the desire to have the doj keep donald trump in a courtroom for the entire campaign, next 241 days with it joe's weapon eyes department of justice. what i

left shortly thereafter and the groups were dissolved after trump's comments about the race rally in charlottesville, virginia. "the new york times" was the first to report this meeting based on the accounts of three people who say they were there. nbc has not been able to verify those same account, and musk and trump have not commented. we continue to work on it. >> thanks, scott. >>> you mentioned target there. they're joining the world of paid memberships. the retailer is launching a paid membership program called target circle 360. members can pay $49 a year to get perks like same-day delivery and free shipping. the program will launch next month. the price for non-circle card members is $99 a year. target executives say they're still looking to add more benefits to try to sweeten that program. >>> trending this morning, bella and edward will be back on your screens very soon, expanding the "twilight" series. >> it's an animated tv series. the tv show will be based on books written by stephanie meyer and currently there is no release date. i can only imagine that it will be interesting to see ho

and it was it's the the law under which the charlottesville attackers were prosecuted. so fact what grant had asked for had hoped for when gave the saddle to mark when came true that they did continue services together and that it has helped all of us ever since. by 1885 and this is the third and last photograph we have of mark one he's age 60 he's turned he's withdrawn from from society. but he startwriting and he starts writing. and so now the man who used to deliver people's mail, writing these just hundreds of letters, everybody, including jefferson davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders whether. he's related to abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, went kentucky. he's not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died

left shortly thereafter, and the groups were dissolved after trump's comments about the race rally in charlottesvillerginia. "new york times" was the first to report this meeting with musk based on the accounts of three people who were there, who say they were there. nbc has not been able to verify those same accounts, which is why we're attributing it to "the new york times," and neither musk nor trump have commented, at least so far. >> thank you very much. >>> software developers are gathering in san francisco for the first day of a conference focusing entirely on artificial intelligence. the salesforce trailblazer dx conference is taking place today and tomorrow at moscone center and it's including a sit-down with the co-founder, jared kaplan, talking about the future of ai. the doors open at 8:00 this morning. >>> an update on the east bay bakery which was on the market for $1. yeah, $1 on the market. you may remember the oldest kosher bakery in oakland. >> in october the owner announced it was for sale and he said he wanted someone passionate about jewish baking to take over, hence the price ta

that incites white supremacists and neo-nazis, not just putting bad people on both sides as he said in charlottesville when he was president, but even since when he actually is talking about pardoning people from january 6th. remember who the foot soldiers were. it was extremists like the proud boys, the gateway group to white supremacy. it was the oath keepers. it was folks who were organized to divide us and drive hate. and we have seen the incredible rise whether it's anti-semitism, whether it's anti-black violence, anti-gay and lesbian. all of these are on the rise because of this, but it has become a galvanizing moment for so many about stepping up into this democracy and saying, no, no, no, it may not be a promise but it's ours, and we're going to fight for it. >> maya, i have to thank you for that for reminding us there are people willing to step into the breach and defend what is our democracy. i want to say thank you for giving us perspective. maya, you're going to stay with us because we're going to take a look at the news today in the georgia rico case a little bit later. >>> and also comin

in 2017 remember that, when white nationalists dissented on charlottesville in a deadly rally and trump's of the refined people on both sides? in 2020, he approached his defense secretary about shooting people protesting the death of george floyd asking, can't you just shoot them? shoot them in the legs or something. over the past few months, trump has warned of battle him in the country and potential death and destruction of the criminal charges derailing his campaign and in 2021, trump confessed convinced his supporters that the election was stolen from him, he told them to walk to the u.s. capitol and fight like hell and he watched on television. so yes, you absolutely have the option of buying the explanation that he was just talking about the auto industry in that speech over the weekend, you can do that, you can think election denies in arizona are harmless because they lost in 2022. and you can ignore the fact that the russians are back at it, and assume, it'll all be fine. or, you can play a role in shining a light on all of it, because it's all happening again, history is repeati

he stuck around with trump after charlottesville, for covid, helped him survive two impeachments, buthe most shameful out of all of those? >> the ted cruz one is tough to watch, especially with the insults against his wife, heidi. that was one of the first, dramatic flips early on in this whole process, back in 2016. look, what brings all of these people together is the desire to remain in power, and it's very clear that all of those individuals have serious objections about donald trump, have serious concerns about donald trump. i know that some of them say negative things about donald trump privately, but they want to remain in power, and they are willing to pay the very high price of praising someone, who they know is dangerous, who they know has done horrible things, who they know has lied repeatedly, so that is just the state of the republican party today. it is donald trump's republican party, and most republicans in elected office are willing to do whatever it takes to stay in office, and that means wholeheartedly supporting donald trump. >> ruth, when you see republicans like

this is judd blevins, in 2017, ticky torch in hand in charlottesville, virginia, marching along sideh and i was, like, just shocked. >> reporter: the more they looked, the more they found. blevins had been an active leader in the white nationalist group identity europa. according to an analysis of photos, biographical details and other information, he hid his white nationalist identity behind the online moniker, conway, in forums reviewed by nbc news, believes as conway posted racist messages and praised hitler. and yet when the former marine ran for city commissioner last year as a conservative republican -- >> he won by 36 votes. >> reporter: now they are part of the enid social justice committee, vocal opponents of blevins since he took office. the group mincing no words on its website saying enid has a nazi problem. >> a lot of people don't want to say the word nazi, but when you see what he did, and what he's involved with, you know, it is not name calling, it is what he is and what he believes. >> reporter: we wanted to ask blevins what he believes for ourselves. but he denied

then came the charlottesville hoax, where they smearedi ev trump as a , even though, you know he didn'tgo to harvard. >> oka harvardy. >> the lies culminated on jan six where protest peacefullye became inciting the overthrow of the government by a bunch over tourists with no weapons. their ridiculous lies are like college. four years later, you realize you've been had a laptops lapto his own photos, and corroborated by his own associates, is russian d is disinfo . that tape hoax claimed russian on trump, but they couldn't find any russian that ation th ru. rump >> you know, it's pretty easy to pay a to say they n someon on someone. just today i found 19 that say they on kilmeade and at least ten of them were lying. so keep making it up as you go, dems and media keep carrying their water because unlike w joe biden, we have a memory. >> a what welcome to the no. one broadcast. the way this broadcast.. why roundabouts highlight a border bridge out to. he's like a skinny, bald who needs ointment and makes kids cry on the playground. writer comedian joe devito slammed grimm and probably dump