selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technologies around the world using occupied palestinian territory as a testing ground. january home alger 0, the i'm sammy say down in dall. how is that? look at the headlines here now. just sarah is riley strikes of killed 12 people who are sheltering intense and southern gaza. women and children are among the dads, and i'm also you, which is designate today you might have terry an area since storm 52 people have been killed across the street. the fed up. this is not fair. we haven't committed any mistakes. we didn't do anything wrong. why are our children paying the price? we don't know what to say. we don't know what to do. they told us to come to alma wasi and described it as

a safe area. the reality is there is no safe area and gaza, called a couple of zoom as more from data by insightful garza. was noticing that the vast majority of attacks today were conducted against the group of civilians. that means that there has been a very deliberate and flat wiley targeting civilians not only in their homes, but as they were waiting to receive humanitarian nights as the latest updates that we managed to get from our sources. and i sought to refuge account, confirm, confirming the killing of a 3 civilians as they were on the way back to home after receiving a parcels a from the one of a distribution centers. and i saw the refugee camp. so it has been a very tragic day that was quite so with, with tragic events and even unrelenting bombardment that we continue to hear every now and then ends with each explosion. the ground shapes in a very on percent white. so you an agency for palestinian refugees is urging israel

to approve the delivery of blankets and warm clothing to garza tens of thousands of others and living in miserable conditions while supplies of food was so tense and blankets held up. people display spies, radio strikes strongly to stay warm. so is foreign and defense ministers all being told from the south capital re office and you had ministrations 1st fund visit is the data is look to show up regional and international support. and inside syria security forces in homes of launch, the special operations of fine people suspected of crimes. on the v, i said regime probably blocks have been set up and civilians. and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. a suicide of the has mall from damascus. it seems they have the souls abolished all the security guy. but at this of the former g, w,

calling the officials of the form of the gym to come out to be just of themselves. and just to run the best of the weapons to deliver this vision so far around the thousands of the soldiers, officials of the former regina have done so. but after 150000. you are not there. and now the name is jason saying that you have a miss yates. it's a comprehensive security operation, particularly in the homes, to go often. those who have not surrender weapons as of now. and they're saying that they are invested in trying to invest the, the top of pieces of the form of the image, of the formulas and by searching house by house, thousands of refugees, some sedan and moving into a neighboring chad to escape fighting at home. the you and says nearly a 1000000 refugees of flight, the dot for region where mass killings have reportedly taken place. sedans, omby has been fighting the permit, true rapid support forces for more than

a year and a half. 12.3000000 people have been false from that have the world's largest displacements crisis. fishermen in turn is yeah. have rescued about 50 asylum seekers and migraines. how so that boat capsized off the coast of libya, migrant rescue watch says the vessel left from the village of i'll come mash and libya. it was a ton near the island of jet about 22 of the crowding in bad weather. a gun. the new killed at least 12 people, including 2 children in montenegro on wednesday night just died. 45 year old shows himself in the head of the being surrounded by police near his home. the town of sits in. yeah. he died from his injuries on the way. so hospital, so say headlines. the news continues here, analysis era, off to against all enemies. stay with us. the

i love your reaction to this. i mean, this is something that you come across in like a group as recruiting veterans. so like what an experience and you look at like questions 1516 and 17 cheese. so i'm looking at it intake questionnaire for violin . extreme is group and i'm gonna read you 3 of the questions. question 15, are you in the military or a veteran of so which branch? 16. if it comes down to it, would you go against the okey tuck in the military and law enforcement? you could end up fighting against your military, law enforcement brothers. i mean i, i think you've got to consider where somebody has to be in order. so yes, of the 3 questions. and then also some of the capabilities and training and some of these individuals bring their places in our military. we where we are trained to

start and fuel in surfaces. there are places in our military, we are trained to overthrow government work with or malicious in order to do that sort of thing. i'm not saying is to be alarmist, and i'm not. i don't think we need to be afraid of our veterans. what i do think is that we need to have a solid understanding of, of how badly this could escalate. we're not the point where violence is the solution to our problems. but there are a lot of people trying to convince vets and others that we are. and that, that is a very dangerous thing. the domestic terrorism is the greatest terrace increasing the threat is real and we are all at risk for decades phonics stream is for sort of military, again, capital framing and access weapons. this was the,

i do believe the ultimate something i know that i'm going directly against people who think that they also are the type of bond do solemnly, sorry, way for the cause of the text. and so you're not going to install it all in an easy and a mess are so hoping. so help me the the lenders as to buddy of mine, i said hey man, can you uh, can you get me some ammo?

please ma'am? oh, okay. in front of me, he said, yeah, man, i've heard that there's a drug dealer down the corner. he's actually slinging ammunition now instead of drugs plus man munition from the drug doing what people look at these, these guns, these rifles and these hand guns and so forth. you know, there's, there's a lot of folks that see something that causes by when they see something that's dangerous and shouldn't be allowed in society and so forth. what they don't realize is that this is what gave us our freed. this is what one our independence, this is what protects us from, from attack. it's not a, just our god given, right? you know, to defend ourselves. it's our constitutional right. but it's also, it's just right. you know, when, when you think about it, this rifle will never hurt or harm anybody. the less something that comes up against it.

babies ready to rock and roll me via text and we're supposed to be able to protect ourselves. it out of the stuff that they show you on the movies, that's our real life. that's who we are, the cowboy way, and the cowboy ways to be able to defend yourself. and you know, proud to say that i can do that, you know, pretty 2nd. but what you learned in the military in the army is your scope since value, your red dots will fail, you, the batteries will wear out, but your irons never ever will. so i've never had anything on my rifles other than the iron sites. that's the best grouping. but from 60 yards, 50 yards. so that will work close. it will be in the center.

i spent my whole life wanting to in military. it was a photo right behind me when i was probably like 5 years old, wearing camouflage, had to tow with bare dog tags. feel like most kids that i grew up with went through a phase of wanting the copper firefighter and, or me ma'am, right? i never drew out of that and when i was 16 years old timber 11th happened and it kind of put a different spin on that desire to serve and went to go out and find bad guys and find justice. i mean, this is ignorance is bliss, right? here that's, that's what this photo is. the historical record is absolutely clear that the

aftermath of work there is a danger point for anti democratic violence for racist violence for activity among clan and white power groups. there's no question that this is the case. all of us men, women, people who have served are not old people. children, everyone becomes more violent and the aftermath of warfare. i think that what we don't know yet is what happens to that phenomenon. when we're talking about a 20 year war my career started as a enlisted soldier of his private crow. uh and then um, almost a decade later it ended as captain cro over that period. they're well over a 100 tom bad missions between iraq and afghanistan. and of course, felt like i left that part of my life behind me. so on january 6th, i had told all the members of my staff not to come in to the office. i had heard reports of berkeley boys and proud boys and others feeling flights to come into the

capital. the i think is a lot of us watched things and sold on the 6th and then have, have looked at a lot of the footage sans to see things we recognized as veterans on january 6th, 2021 u. s. military veterans who had sworn an oath to defend the country were at the vanguard of a violent attempt to stop congress from certifying the 2020 presidential election. they were determined to keep joe biden from becoming president. you can actually see if you look at the militia groups, see the creepers, 3 percent of the proud boys. they're organized, they're behaving tactically, they understand that the dynamics of the crowd and their maneuvering to exploit that massive bodies. you know, so you see organized line of motion members which feels ready to go ready to exploit a breach, pushing the crowd in certain directions,

broke through into the capitals, evacuated leadership, evacuated the floor. but they had forgotten that there were about 2000 members up in the gallery. the floor of the house was evacuated, but there was no safe evacuation route, evidently from the the gallery. there is no safe place in the united states for an east military principle. one o 5 k means great, and that's what i realize. we were trapped there was no way out and we would likely have to make a stand or fight her way out. this was one of my shocking moments of my life. i made the decision to call my wife and let her know that i love her and tell the kids that i loved them. the only time that the us capital had been breached before was in the war of 1812. and that was care of the british k the,

the, this was the kind of experience that i expected as a us marine the rock but could never even imagine happening as the united states congressman in washington dc. you know, many people seen the pictures, they had bar the door to the gallery, they were banging on that door and breaking the glass to that door. i've often ask myself, how did i end up on one side of that door in my fellow veterans who raised their same right hand and took the same oath tonight, to the end up in the other side, that door nearly 150 law enforcement officers were injured in the mail, the 5 protesters died and another for police officers leaders committed suicide.

those charged in connection with the attack. a disproportionate number or u. s. military veterans the for me. now the capital is almost like walking around, gettysburg granted them or going to pearl harbor and my son, michael, was killed in action in afghanistan in june 14th, 2008. and when you joined the military, there's a lot, a lot of competing ideas of why you show up. and for most of what, there's a, there's a large amount of patriotism but you never lose focus and never lose sight. but, you know, i'm here in this country maybe to give them a better chance to experience what we have in america. or it's not perfect. we're trying to form a more perfect union every day,

and we want to give that chance to other people. my son dies doing that or not, can a staff only for us to to lose that site. here them, veterans who swear that over to protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic of all americans. they should understand how dangerous and unpatriotic this insurrection was. they were trying to over fro, democratic election results. they shouted for the hanging of our own vice president . that's a coup attempt though i was trained to blow stuff up, run with the tree, became this unofficial. on the ground intelligence reporter may 15th,

2005. we got called to respond to a body that was found in the trash top outside solder city. when we got there, we realized that it wasn't a body, it was a bunch of bodies, and i never experienced anything like it. and now as i was taking photos, close of photos of these faces with victims of murder and torture, i was looking at their wounds. so looking at the packaging tape that was wrapped around her eyes and imagining that her, that they felt. and every time i snap a picture, one of those faces freezes and the way that it froze on the screen, it frozen my head. but that was just a day of deployment plan. 6 and a half months, 7 months left of a rack to deal with it. but when it is 11 bravo to the

army squared fairly high. so now with the airborne school, which was going to be my next step of training for special forces. and during that time i ended up getting injured really badly. when i came home, i had spent my entire adult life up to that point. you know, either training for combat or income bad. it was hard for me to think of anything positive in any way, whether it's for myself or for my country or for democracy or for the world. i couldn't help but base my the lease and my feelings on my experiences, all of which had been terrifically negative when most come out of the military. larry, they're coming out to a world that they no longer understand. you really get lost in that life when you're in the military and what happens is you have the commodity, the friendship,

all the good things that you have in the military. and then when you come out, you kinda have society that's on discipline incapable. and just downright ugly. a good evening, i'm giving you guys a massive police presence in portland, oregon. today in anticipation of a violent confrontation. i'm a probably a president of a healthy registry chapter in new york city. i'm also an air force veteran. what we're going through right now is, is a war on the us constitution. biggest reason why i joined the air force myself. you know, is to get back to my country from my country. i think a lot of that kind of chain from my up of frame, you know, the family that i grew up in, and i'm very proud to be in america. very proud of what america stood for what it represented around the world. very patriotic. and i think a lot of those things that were slashed members of the proud boys and,

and people thought multiple times. it may or tend wheeler just sent out a statement late today saying this past weekend quote, put innocent lives that breath. the proud toys were founded in new york and 2016. you want to keep the sleeping bag guess what is called rice open is gonna be 7076 up in the us and are classified as an international terrorist organization. by chance we're always grandchildren. with that essentially means is that we're the biggest cheerleaders for western values, western culture, small government, maximum freedom, maximum liberty, pro 1st amendment pro, 2nd amendment, or finally entrepreneur. that all right in the house, why we're not moving sure is taking in any way, shape or form the facts of the matter is you have good guys in this world, you're a bad guy. specialists. and the only way to stand up to the bad guys is to fight the change of prominence in america in september 2020 during a presidential debate between joe biden. and donald trump, why he's

a product. that's why like me to conduct route brothers this on right problem, i was stand back and stand by. so like when i saw the president of the united states telling an extremist violence, organization stand by. that was a shilling moment. that was shilling moment for me. it wasn't any different than a prisoner of the united states sending old card or sending ices luck. i have a tough election stand by. let me tell you what you need to do. then we get a lot of notoriety or actual. of course we did, but at the very same time it it's, it's not pictures or races. it's not which is where white supremacist. if we think about what the militant right and white power movement looks like today, there are many of these groups. the specifics can change from group to group, but the overall intent is the same. the coming idea of what you said, uh, we had power. we should have power. power is being taken away from us. and by any means necessary, we can get it registered as a socialist group. yeah,

southern national surgery of all types of groups of all types of creeds. but ultimately, we're all being united because we're all believing the same thing, which is ultimately the white people haven't right to exist. and whether the we is a white we whether the we is an antique government, we thoroughly declined more laws. worse. right now we're be in the future. nobody knows. and that should have been a long time ago. personally, a lot of people think that you know, these are not colors. we shouldn't worry about them. unfortunately, we said the same, think about that you had a prior to the events of $911.00. they live in caves and of can stand. they don't pose any stretch to the homeland. but by the time we decided to go after them after 911, it was a little bit too late. i

would like to think that we would draw the attention of people that are from the military, with the military background. and i think it is, it would be true and like the 3 percent is already off cheaper. it's the one thread that kind of combines all of our groups is the us constitution. our respect for the and i signed up to defend this country. i was essentially joining the 3 percent or is already those of in listening is the exact oath of a 3 percent of the

in atlanta, i met up with 3 percent as of some of the other brothers out there and everybody was upset about the election. you know, i mean, basically we're looking at a criminal that has become our president diligently. joe biden has already gone. his son is already on his car. we know that our family is a criminal family. situation we're in is a situation of trees. a punishment for trees. in america, you have the right to be and you have the right to have the most pathetic views in the world. i don't have to agree with you. you don't have to agree with me, but that's the right. protected by the 1st amendment. i think when we talk about the vonage extremist to groups, we're tight, we're talking about individuals that go beyond the narrative to violence. people who are planning to attack the us government because it's an evil

empire. people who are trying to, you know, killed jewish or kill immigrants, or stick to black people just based on the race or on their religion. when you move away from the narratives as ugly as they are to this, to carry out the violence based on that narrative, to, to quote individuals to carry out violence based on the narrative that your final extreme is that you're frankly a terrorist. the we used to talk about i e. d supervisor, explosive devices in a rack, and they were incredibly lee fault. and what we learned as we tried to stop this was that the problem was not the bomb itself. the problem. you had to go left of the boom. you had to go up stream to the problem and look at where the problem is

coming from. where's the energy? january 6? now, a militia group had stashes of guns on the outskirts of dc. ready to go on that fateful day during the insurrection. that's just one of the alarming allegations from the justice department today, after the fed charge, the leader at stewart rhodes and several members of the right wing group, the oath keepers with the dishes conspiracy. stewart rhodes is a former army paratrooper with a law degree from yale. in 2009, he founded the oath keeper's shadow. we organization that recruited law enforcement officers, active duty, military and veterans. their mission was to supposedly defend the us constitution, but it quickly devolved into an armed militia dedicated to over throwing the u. s. government to be secured. you will not be true without its time. once again,

there are thought to be 35000 members in the organization. most of them heavily on january 6th was not the 1st time roads assembled. his forces at an arsenal of weapons. the state of emergency and louisville kentucky after a grand jury decided not to indict 3 police officers and the shooting death of brianna taylor. late this afternoon, princess is glass. the overdrive robin to the pond. shops gonna be charlie, following the killing of brianna taylor. the old keepers went to kentucky, alongside local militia groups. here in louisville to project the show station,

and also the punch across the street. and also a private residence. we can't predict sales, stupid. my main message is you're ready to prepare yourselves and the community as for what we see common for i think it's unavoidable. now. got too many brain washed, americans who've been brainwashed by communist the pressure for teachers that age your own country, the what do you do? so it's your own country to reach you by close extensions you believe it or not, you're still 3. 11, a report is retreat in a brutal civil war. if it comes to hadn't been the, the is ready and vision with not being so low. so the coming door had become generally expensive. you could be in the safe and safe,

and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this, one of the grand suite, have to come to a hotel. the next room i was in was underground, tying the prison. so as a hostage bay was the commodore will hotels on l. jesse are getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital the stories to be told we've pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now, the smell of that is all of the power and a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible, no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue as long as you say, we're correspondence, that's what we strive to do a meeting of minds. you need to compose fragments. architecture becomes in a reno in assembly, where you can place all these evidence together and start seeing things architect, vitamin, and photographer trevor pac man,

pod one. another thing that i really want out of art, which is not simply things that are trying to see the world, but things that give us the lives of how the world could be different. judy, it'd be unscripted on. i'll just say around the, i'm sammy's a down in the headlines here and i'll just say era is writing strikes of killed 12 people who were sheltering intense in southern gaza. women and children were among the dads and, and the la c, which is designated the humanitarian area. since store and 52 people have been killed across the street. the fed up, this is not fair. we haven't committed any mistakes, we didn't do anything wrong. why are our children paying the price? we don't know what to say. we don't know what to do. they told us to come to our milwaukee and described it as

a safe area. the reality is there is no safe area in gaza. the u. n. agency for the palestinian refugees is urging israel to approve the delivery of blankets and warm clothing to garza tens of thousands of living in miserable condition while supplies of food, water, tents, and blankets stuck at the boulder. 3 is foreign and defense ministers are holding tools in the south, the capital, the all it's the new administration's 1st following visit is the lead is look to show up regional and international support signed inside syria security forces. and homesafe launched a special operation to find people suspected of crimes onto the acid regime roadblocks of being set up and civilians. and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay home. thousands of refugees from sedan and moving into neighboring chad to escape fighting it. how do you and says nearly a 1000000 refugees, a flight, the golf for region where

a mass killings have reportedly taken place. sedans, army has been fighting the power military rapids support forces for more than a year and a half. 12.3000000 people have been false from the homes and the world's largest displacements crisis. fishermen into news. yeah. have rescued about 50 asylum seekers and migrants out to that boat capsized off the coast of libya, migrant rescue watch says the vessel left from the village of i will come ash and libya that i have a ton near the island of chat about you to over crowding and bad weather the gunman who killed at least 12 people in montenegro wednesday night, has died before the 5 year old showed himself in the head off to being surrounded by police. there is home in the town of such 10. yeah. he died from his injuries on the way to hospital. all those are your headlines. the news continues. i started gainesville lots. the

3, the almost like 3 or 4 country doing a stability operation against a service. it does appear. there's no sense which of course is good. you have another one, but supercharged the cash market. so i'm not surprised that extremist organizations try to recruit veterans for the credibility that we bring. but also for our commitment. and that commitment takes a lot of forms injections or people in our society to in many ways of set, i will do whatever is necessary to preserve whatever reason to preserve the baseline values in the baseline existence of my society up to and including finals . because the big so they've been doing a whole career, you know, doing here and setting that stage is still a weird feeling. so i had to talk to you from our tardy and abroad stock. they said

david only will call you back in just so here's the thing i came home to visit my mommy pressure with taking a shower. she compound or in the morning splitting tv about some 2nd airplane gets the level well, 3 weeks later i was getting my shots are good was the 2nd group, the inner afghanistan. it's so enticing. i mean, i can get to fight again. you know, it's, um, you know, you're trained in certain things, you know, you can see the battlefield better. if you believe the countries under attack, you have a certain set of skills that maybe you were trained. trained with that, you can, you know, help the group around you, right? you're a force multiplier. the critic central examples of a force multiplier, a special forces army green berets. you know, these 12 man, a teams that actually go behind enemy lines and train up to a battalion, you know, up to 6 or 700. the local indigenous forces on combat skills. certainly,

i think that's one of the reasons why some of these extreme groups are recruiting. these individuals are very deliberately into their movements. the guys everybody's spread out, get eyes open and get a good for the when i was 21, it's fairly damage from a war that i have been lied into. one of my friends were dying for when a guy like stuart roads comes along with a deal law degree and they see the eye patch. they don't know the, he shot himself the range, but they assume he's a combat wounded fat and says like hate, you can support and defend the constitution. united states standing with us and

just, you know, repeats the words of the, the 2nd amendment that that's all it took for me to be like, okay, you know, you've got to pedigree, you've got the background to why should i challenge that? i have no basis in experience or education to challenge the pastry. the challenge with having veterans directly involved is to, for the 1st, is that they bring a certain expertise they might bring in organizational skills or military skills that can make a movement more dangerous format. let's go. the 2nd thing that's disturbing, however, is particularly in our society, veterans have legitimacy. they have a particular place of respect. and when we see that rims involved in something,

it gives some component of legitimacy to that costs are commands. i've been trying to tell me that you are breaking curfew right now. yes sir. if you could just go back to your post right now. just by simple, appreciate cover that. thanks. veterans have a kind of social cache that provides cover for a lot of the extremist activities that these groups are trying to do. so if you turn out to a protest with a bunch of people in uniform, much like if you turn out with a bunch of women, you have a different kind of reception. then if you turn out wearing se swastikas and hudson groups. so when we think about this, this is along the lines of something like choosing to come out in polo shirts and khakis or 2 things come out and funny hawaiian shirts. it's part of boogaloo. those

are deliberate decisions that are made to create the opportunity for public reception. and the use of veterans is one way to do this among several. i've not been a part of a militia beforehand, but once they opened up and said that they were doing all of his be eliminated, you know, i see my city on fire. i was like, i've had enough reached out to my local militia. i've been with them ever since yesterday when you're vulnerable and you're looking for family because that's what people we serve with. are they look like they could be? they look like they can provide you that sense of purpose, that mission lottery that you had in the military that you became dependent on that became the center of your, the identity. they could give that back to me, tells you to fight. you have no reason to question them because he's giving purpose

. mission papers are preparing for potential violence on around the election day. yeah. yeah, we got people across the country and making plans for so many of us to many veterans 1st of all, to me for and that's one thing. i'm not a big fan of the warranty or did all of a rise. what they did give us is a massive pool, huge for combat veterans, and about 95 percent of them all because preserve side for all the comes out of the constitution. so it's not gonna play out very well the and so when i look at january 6th, of course, there were people who did violence in climb gauge and cause trouble. but in my view, they were likely the foot soldiers, they were the result of the efforts of other people. there's the man behind the

curtain pushing everybody out. you know, these, these are the half cock plants, the guys go early, the people you really have to worry about, or the people you don't even know exist until you're 2 years in the conflict. so tactically, patients, and they're watching you still and absolutely still, i'm the people don't see how awful, january 6 was, and what is the indicator that is and how it's escalating. and anybody who says that this can happen in a worst way, either they're ignorant or they're part of the problem. people shouldn't look at the instruction at the capitol as if we should pay attention to the pattern that got us there. the, the name of jesus christ, we live this call and his lot just fails darkness. so my heres word in his example

the spell that he learned from i met a man the, there is one american example of an extraordinary successful parents movement. and that is course the keep that plan. many people in the plan talks about their experience as the continuation of worth fair. the 1st wave came after the civil war . and here we saw prominent veterans like nathan bedford for us who rose the leadership of that class. and although it started as a veteran social organization, it's very quickly pivoted to extra legal violence. targeted african americans, which included night writings, lynchings, serial, rate, serial murder. all of these things were designed to create terror in african

american communities to control labor pools, to control local politics and to keep african americans from the pools. one of the main parts of the jim crow error was something that we would think of today as the elections of version. and we would see in states like georgia, where they refuse to see 33 state legislatures. we saw in states like louisiana where they refused to seat a duly elected united states senator in north carolina, where they held a crew to over throw black leadership in wilmington and in mississippi. when winning elections by fraud and violence became increasingly difficult. white politicians turned to the state constitution in 1890 the solomon, calhoun. the conventions president gave delegates their marching orders. we came here to exclude the negro. nothing short of this will answer. the poll tax and

literacy tests that were written into mississippi law were so effective at keeping blacks from voting. calhoun strategy became a model for the rest of the south staying in place for almost another century. the klan managed to keep african americans from voting for a 100 years. that is astonishing political success. and it happened because the kline was politically powerful, really well connected largely in the democratic party, not just in the south, and was able to establish itself as a counter power. that would stop the emergence of new voters and whether those boasts were black score. indeed, catholics who they didn't see as genuinely america the next and most politically effective wave of k k k activity came after world war one, the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the 2nd

it emerges after birth of a nation, a movie that really changes the perception of the clan. the woodrow wilson as president screens in the white house allows a new. 2 media savvy extremist movement to emerge. and this is when you really saw the group take off, not just in the south, but nationwide. this is the plan that reached a membership of some 4000000 people and 10 percent of the state of indiana. they were parading and public on the national mall in washington dc. and the founder of that organization had been a veteran of the spanish american war. it comes to 20 for the democratic party has convention in madison square garden. and the ku klux klan decides that it's going to stop the democratic party from condemning plan violence, and they pretty much take over the party and make sure that it is running on their

agenda. now, do you want the optimistic story for years later, the democratic party changes. if you want the pessimistic story, a major political party gets co opted and taken over by a violent insurrection as terrorist movement. the k k case grip on the democratic party soon ended, but nearly 100 years later attempts to subvert free and fair elections have not you and your family will be killed very slowly. the death arrest came by text to treasure robinson, burger wife of georgia, secretary of state. as trump attacked him incessantly were standing by the election results in georgia. he said the enemy of the people. intimidation is a form of border suppression and goes hand in hand with, with the elections version, both in our history. and today they're trying to rig an election a we can lift that out, but i hope you're all going to be pull watches more than the entire poll watching program for the trump campaign was called army for trump. we need every able bodied man woman to join the army for trump's election security operation,

the underlying narrative. the messages that was pushed were one that we need to go protect and stop fraud from coming into our elections. it was a very militarist they campaign to increase its operational effectiveness trumps army enlisted groups like true the vote which had many veterans within its ranks as a veteran. were sworn to support and defend the constitution. my brothers and i were willing to shed our blood on the battlefield to protect the police or, or the racket people so they can vote. so i'm asking you as americans take involvement and the idea of the military service entitles you to talk about protecting the constitution is a real problem because it gives a level of justification. these groups do not deserve and have another. and if you have any information about valid harvest, they can use, they go to through the voters gold through the vote dot org. and i sure i'm sure

a lot of people it is already. and so i'm planning. if there's always this underlying belief that people are trying to games the system in an unfair way, then regardless of the intent of the people that are brought into that system, that default will always be there to, to police that. so then we know that that's going to have a disproportionate impact on community color groups to come down here. these areas, we're really this is where the process, okay. you know, those areas, this was pointing out. there are no allegations on any sort of motor fraud or snag is taking place there and 2020 at all. the only thing that's know is that black and brown people both have a leech and nose. eric harris county, like the rest of the united states, has seen its percentage of white residents to decrease dramatically. 50 years ago.

white americans made up more than 80 percent of the us population by 2044. they will be in the minority. the demographic change of the united states away from being a white majority country towards a multi racial nation and a multi cultural nation is what moves it from simply a hi, my community is becoming multi racial and our politics will change because of this to we have to stop this because if people can vote and exercise their right, the white majority will be imperiled. their everywhere i turn, i have been hearing from my constituents. they are deeply where they know their history. they are witnessing what is happening to our democracy in real time. in the aftermath of the 2020 election, republican legislatures in georgia and 18 other states passed a slew of laws that limited access to the ballot box. but what is even more

disconcerting is that these politicians and the state legislature have already laid the trucks to take over local boards. i'm election control of account. we can get to the same place through bureaucratic violence as some would say, as we can get to through actual violence and intimidation. and when you marry those 2, then you are in a neat era of suppression and anti democratic efforts. the here's the next batch,

while we're there at the end of the day after the election, the series ready to look into this, ron and what did you hear from the main stream media over and over again. they said oh, that's just crazy. you can do that. you can't say that in front of you, less than one problem. i'm the only 1st isn't in this range from missouri, went down to the wrong lines in arizona myself. the eric right is a highly decorated former navy seal, and the rhodes scholar. he grew up as a democrat, and after leaving the service, wrote several best selling books about humanitarian. there's some strength and

compassion is a book of photographs and says, from 8 different countries where i did international humanitarian work and documentary photography. he also co founded the influential veteran, non profit submission continues while you're working with things and i believe that the mission continues, was it every single veteran who is coming home was an asset and that they could. busy live lives that purpose and dignity, and meeting here at home. the 2015 he became the republican governor of missouri, but resigned less than 2 years later in the wake of a 6 and fundraising scandal. 2021. he began his campaign for the us senate desert in the united states military. i do the constitution against these the,

let's be we have a fine on our hands for this country and we're here to let the main stream media know and let the left know and the establishment and love, the rhino is know that we are going to win a world change and there's a padre of racking up against an arrow veterans who were trained in the lead military units who went to elite school was the other way know, better in over the last few years have seen trumps rise to power. rather than be disgusted by it because it goes against all of our values. they don't live by those values. and you went from high school to the range. yeah, the good, the great thing about the marine corps is that they really force you to shape up.

but i like to describe it as a 4 year character education because they teach and not just, you know, how to iron and uniform with the teacher about financial management. they teach you how to make your bed. they teach you a lot of the skill sets that you need to be successful. adult j. d. vance is a former marine like steward rhodes. he graduated from yale law school. i'd like direct brightens. he's the best selling author who was once a darling of the new york times. are there commonalities between poor whites for blacks, for latinos? absolutely. there are things that are shared across, across different groups. and i think that we should take some inspiration for it from it some recognition that, that we are sort of in this together in 2016, he called donald trump in duty at i'm in denver trump guy. i never liked him and suggested that he could be an american hitler. the 4 years later he changed his tune when he launched his campaign for ohio senate. i wasn't always nice, but the simple fact is, he's the best president of my lifetime. and he reveal the corruption in this

country, like nobody else debates a few years ago. and i think a lot of people across political spectrum had a lot of respect. but now we see him pretending to be an idiot. are you a racist? you hate mexicans, and i got your thinking was that we're focused on this order in ukraine. i don't get to be honest with you. i don't really care what happens to print one way or another guy like eric writings, or a guy like ged vance. they didn't internalize any of the morals that are supposed to be instilled in a story are training things like valour and honor and to respect the credit, the girls everywhere they understand when they're like, they understand when they're fueling hatred. i said all the time, right. i think the election was stolen from trump and technology companies would not let us talk about the fact that joe biden is,

it is the leader of the world's biggest crime family. then they recognize that they need to do it in order to achieve power. part of the problem for the young veteran to is that some of these manipulative voices are a former high ranking military leaders. so when you hear somebody who held sway over you, when you're in uniform, know they're out and they're still commanding that respect, that has just such a strong purpose truck one he won the as he want, he won the popular vote. he won the popular the electoral college vote. oh, you know, friends lose the character he something special. it adds comes a little bit from the commodity of being a military person. i can look at flint, and i can see that he's, he's got some really,

really deep love for this country and respect for it. and he does respect is of, i am not a conspiracy theorist. i base my life on facts and judgement. and what i believe is right for this country, for this country period plan has been exposing truth left and right. and that's what makes him one of the most dangerous men in america. the b y will you commit yourself to the battle to make it so in this light is not over this far from over. it may never be on your legislators. you're going to do something you're gonna have to take my life . there's no way of dial assume there's nobody who's the say native find legislation came down where we last are 2nd amendment tomorrow. but that would still the civil war. voters need to decide whether they are comfortable with those

who insight silence representing what i like to see is for the people on both sides . all come together and agree on going by the truth only if we can do that, then this nation could be salvage. do i see that happening? no, i don't. the and especially the 3 part series are as rise, discovers how indigenous the movements and knowledge are re shaping our relationship with the planet. if it doesn't work for nature, nature is going to come pick you in the bus and stop you and your pace, pushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on here? if we don't take care of all of these type of relationship, we have last verse rise, we are nature coming soon on the jersey to the

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