that is it for us tonight. i won't be here next weekend because my daughter, kiki, is getting married. thanks so much for watching. i won't be here next week, by. j, three people including two law enforcement officers killed during violent clashes at a white nationalist rally in virginia. hello and welcome to a special two-hour edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. one driver under arrest after his car plowed into a crowd of people protesting the white nationalist rally in charlottesville today. one was killed and 20 others injured. then a few hours later a helicopter crash near the rally killing two law enforcement officers on board. virginia's governor declared a

state of emergency. ellison barber is live at the university of virginia medical center where many of those injured are being treated. ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white nationalists. >> i was 10 feet away from them. and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. in my footage you can see the

car coming in at 30-40 miles per hour. reporter: the driver sped away, leaving behind 9 people who needed treatment for injuries and a 32-year-old woman who did not survive. >> the crash claimed the life of a 32-year-old pedestrian at the intersection as she was crossing the street. we are in the process of notifying her next of kin. the suspect vehicle was located moments later and the male driver is in custody with charges pending. reporter: the governor of virginia says the city and state spent long time preparing for this unite the right white nationalist rally. he blames most of of the blame for today's chaos on that group. >> i have a mess knowledge to all the white you presentists and nazis who came into charlottesville today. our message is plain and

simple, go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but. you came here today to hurt people. and you did hurt people. and my message is clear. we are stronger than you. reporter: that rally never began it was set to start at noon. by noon authority had shut it down. there were clashes. governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency. police say they are considering a criminal homicide investigation and charges against the driver are pending. judge jeanine: president trump condemning hate on both sides.

>> we are closely following the terrible event unfolding in charlottesville, virginia. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many side. on many side. it's been going on for a long time in our country. not donald trump, not obama. it's being going on for a long, long time. it has no place in america. what its vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. no citizen should ever fear for their safety and security in our society. and no child should ever be afraid to go outside and play or be with their parents and have a good time. i just got off the phone with the governor of virginia, terry

mcauliffe, and we agreed the hate and division must stop. and must stop right now. we have to come together as americans with love for our nation and true affection. i say this so strongly. true affection for each other. we have so many incredible things happening in our country. so when i watch charlottesville, to me it's very, very sad. i want to salute the great work of the state and local police in virginia, incredible people, law enforcement, incredible people. and also the national guard. they have been working smart, and working hard. they have been doing a terrific job. federal authorities are providing tremendous support to the governor. he thanked me for that.

we are here to provide whatever other assistance is needed. above all else we must remember this truth. no matter our color, creed, religion or political party, we are all americans first. we love our country, we love our god, we love our flag, we are proud of our country, we are proud of who we are. so we want to get the situation straightened out in charlottesville and we want to study it. and we want to see what we are doing wrong as a country where things like this can happen. my administration is restoring the sacred bond of loyalty between this nation and it citizens. but our citizens must also restore the bond of trust and loyalty between one another.

when must love each other, respect each other, and cherish our history and our future together. so important. have to respect each other. ideally we have to love each other. judge jeanine: did the president go far enough? in addition to the comment you just heard, the commander-in-chief also tweeted this upon learning of the attack. we all must be united and condemn all that hate stands for. there is no place for this kind violence in america. let's come together as one. the president clearly decrying hate. but he's taking some flack from both side of the aisle not specifically coming down on white supremacists or the white nationalist movement in his tweets or public remarks. more on that in our next half-hour. but for more on the developments in charlottesville, virginia,

let's bring in virginia congressman tom garrett. you just heard the president. he condemned the hate and division. are there other steps the government should be taking? >> public safety is a legitimate purview of government. the individuals that descended upon charlottesville, virginia were counter in their efforts to that public safety so we need to do everything we can to insure individual can as the president said feel safe when their children go outside to play. that's an underlying principle of government at any level. judge jeanine: i have been in charlottesville. it's truly one of the most of beautiful cities i have ever been in. there is talk that the people who came in and did this protest, the white nationalists, most of are not even from this area. is that correct?

>> look, i have been in touch with law enforcement in the area. the number i was given was north of 90% of the and 8ors were from outside the area and outside the state. i heard from law enforcement they were from arkansas, colorado and new york. the individual in question with the vehicle is inio, louisiana. so the good news is if there is any, to find 500 macist lunatics. they aring if to leave charlottesville and go back home across this country. so we need to be united. i think there is real room for folk on the left to welcome us to join them in condemning this hate-filled rhetoric that is antithetical to thomas jefferson's comments that all

men are created with inalienable rights. it's an amazing place. thomas jefferson wrote the declaration of independence in charlottesville, virginia. james madison, justice marshall, patrick henry, the civil war ended in the fifth district and the civil rights movement began in virginia in the district. this is a scar on it face that it doesn't deserve. i'm saddened. i'm saddened for the victims. there is no.

judge jeanine: what brought these white nationalists to seek a permit in your city. >> it's our city. there has been a controversy for a number of months over the decision to remove the statue of a confederate general. so these folks have used that as a rallying cry essentially to say they are defending heritage. ultimately everyone should be able to agree with dr. king when said 54 years ago this month in this city that we should judge individuals by the contents of their character and not the color of their skin. judge jeanine: what is going on in charlottesville right now? is there a curfew? what is it like there now? >> thomas jefferson said a lot about free speech. he gave us a near perfect document, the declaration.

they are trying hard to let people peaceably assemble. the first order was enforced earlier today. there is a black lives matter rally on the university of virginia right now and to my knowledge this is peaceful. i want these folks to go home and america to know who they are so we can stand united. that these racists who don't understand that no person is better than another by virtue of how they worship and what they look like have no place in the america i love. judge jeanine: this is pure hate. hate leads to violence and that leads to retaliation and that leads to community unrest. you were the sitting d.a. there is criticism that the feds need to be brought in. there is one individual under arrest, and homicide, i believe. are you comfortable with the

level of law enforcement involvement locally? >> i'll tell you this as an aside. i was not the prosecutor in charlottesville. when the feds came into our cases we were sceptical. let's let the facts unfold. but i have great confidence in the professionals in the city of charlottesville to do this right. tragically sometimes in cases the prosecutor works on when we see the darkest event unfold. there are great people doing great work. judge jeanine: congressman tom garrett. indeed a dark day in charlottesville. thank you so much. >> please all of you pray for the victims and some healing. judge jeanine: more on this developing story throughout this hour and the next street. governor mike huckabee is live with me to weigh in on this

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named james alex fields is? custody tonight facing attempted murder charges. police are tight lipped about the specific circumstances. but one outlet, the "washington post" is reporting that the arrest may be in connection with the violence that erupted at that white nationalist rally in charlottesville. it results in three deaths and prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency. two of those dead were law enforcement officers who were on duty for the rally and the clashes that ensues. our condolences and prayers to their families as well as the victims at that rally. here with reaction to all this is governor mike huckabee.

a very, very dark day and a very long day in charlottesville. a city that was once one of light stained by what happened today. ways your take on the events of today? >> judge, i have got a special repull shun to white supremacists, it's part because i'm white. it's part because i have seen this evil and hateful attitude that elevates some people above others. as a believing christian i'm especially offended because anybody who believes the biebility, especially the gospels will have to accept that there is no way that god as a respecter much persons be he doesn't love some people more than others because of their color or affiliation with him. so i find it disgusting and repulsive. i don't know of anything who is doing anything other than

condemning the violence and the very spirit of white supremacy. i find as disgusting as i do those who say some people have a greater right to live. it's why i'm pro-life. how can i say i believe the goss pels and every person has equal right before god and intrinsic value but some people aren't as valuable as others. it's why i'm pro-life and repulsed by white supremacists. judge jeanine: what do you say to people who say the president wasn't specific enough or hard enough. he condemned the display of hatred, bigotry and violence. it's been going on too long and has no place in america. are these trump haters who will look for any reason to dump on the president.

>> it seems like a lot of them are. i don't know what they expect the president to do. at the time he made the comment, the driver of the car had not even been identified. ways he supposed to say? is he supposed to do with barack obama used to do and jump to a conclusion and make a decision like he did ifr in ferguson, missouri which turned out to be untrue? i thought what he condemned is what we can all immediately condemn. some coward in a car drove into innocent people to try to kill them. he condemned that. what else is he supposed to do. some criticized him because he said violence on both sides. judge jeanine: on the screen is the individual we just referenced, james alex fields. this is a man in custody right now. the post is saying he's the

individual who is responsible for the drive in the crowd today. governor, go ahead. >> i hope this individual -- i don't care what his philosophy is. i hope he's prosecuted as a domestic terrorist. because that's what he is. i'm not hesitant to call him that. he's a terrorist. what he did was vile. he attempted murder and he murdered a person. this was not just a vehicular homicide. this was intentional murder. i'm glad he's in custody and i hope he's prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. judge jeanine: of those nine injured in addition to the one deceased, five are in critical condition. let me quickly ask you before i come up against a break.

what do you say to those individuals who say that the alt-right are white nationalists? >> i think most of people who use that term don't even know what it means. what is alt-right? what is that supposed to mean? is it a person more conservative than they are. do we also condemn the at-left? i think we ought to stick to individuals and rather than giving people labels that may not be very definable. let's just call it horrible when people do something that's horrible rather than identifying with a political ideology. judge jeanine: thank you for being with us tonight. what is this white nationalist movement that touched off all this violence and what are its roots? we'll get into that with my next guest as our hour of coverage in this developing story continues. then a special two-hour edition

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the turn of the century. what brought you to this conclusion? >> first of all i would like to make it clear to everyone that's viewing, that what i saw in 2000 and was published in 2002, this rise of the new white nationalism. that occurred long before the election of president trump. i called it new to distinguish it from white supremacy because it was the people who were being involved were more intellectual. they were not espousing racial violence but they had briefanses. they questioner upset about multi-culturalism and affirmative action and they felt white people's rights were being trampled and no one was rinsing to their briefanses. when they were stressing the

racial double standards, i saw the argument to resonate among the young people. so my book was written as a warning. i saw conditions converging that i knew the movement would grow in the we started addressing the issue. judge jeanine: our saying is the rise of the alt-right is not the same as white supremacists. >> yes. that's exactly what i'm saying. judge jeanine: the alt-right you predicted would increase is doing so because of multi-culturalism and the fact that the whites don't feel like they can be part of it? what are you saying? >> i'm saying white people have grievances and they have for a long time. back when i started work on the research for the new white nationalism, i saw there were conditions that were converging

to create a devil's brew for racial unrest. what happened in charlottesville, and i would like to say virginia is my home state, i think we'll have more of that unless we start having honest dialogue about the issues. it's not like one side is all guilty. what happened was tragic. but there is a lot of anger and frustration and fear. and the commute community we know they have their own problems. judge jeanine: but, doctor, right now we all abhor, detest any kind of violence based upon hate. and it does ultimately lead to violence. aren't we talking about the extreme right and the extreme anti-far left? in fact let me say one thing. what we do know is the one person who is dead appears to be dead and nine others injured as

a result of we believe a white nationalist. but there are an additional 11 people being treated in hospitals that may have been injured in the fight between them. >> they are using white supremacy and white nationalists as terms to encompass everyone. the movement i studied were people who were more intellectual. they were no, sir espousing violence or using racial epithets. they were using social see you yens data fbi statistics to make a case. they were saying they were not white supremacists, they wanted separatists. they felt like white was like every other group and they couldn't celebrate their own culture. at the time i knew some of the people who would be attracted to the movement would also fall

into the clutches of the more extreme element. the neo-nazis, the kkk, those groups. but for the most of part what i warned about and called the new white nationalism was new because it was not espousing violence or using racial epithets, it was saying white is like knot iter group. whites are being discriminated against. judge jeanine: we are coming up to a break here. but what you are saying is that the alt-right is different from these white supremacists and we condemn all white supremacists for any acts of violence and acts of hate, we agree on that. >> yes, and i think there are remedies, honest die losing and conversations where people are listening to one another. judge jeanine: reaction from our

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condemn the violence and vai os. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of bigotry and violence on many sides it has no place in america. what is vital is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. marianne: the president facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his reaction. specifically that he didn't mention the white nationalist movement in his tweets. senator marco rubio said it's very important for potus to describe events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white

you presentists. the president has not addressed the criticism. he says he and mcauliffe agree the hate and division must end and must stop right now. house speaker paul ryan urging calm. saying these views on charlottesville are repugnant. but it unites americans against this kinds of vile bigotry. white supremacy is a scourge. this from senator john mccain. white supremacists aren't patriots, they are traitors. strong reaction all around. you can bet the president's critics will continue to listen carefully on his comments on this developing story in the coming days. judge jeanine: if you are a

regular viewer of justice, you know this is a time of the show where we usually bring on my political panel to go at it. a little more somber tonight. i'll start with you, chris, your reaction to what happened today in charlottesville. >> i think it's vi lerks, disgusting, white supremacists need to be called what it is. it is ridiculous and horrible these people were doing what they were doing and the tragedy was only going to happen because this is what they wanted. i think it's important we call hate by its name. including the president. i spent 8 years on this show having people tell me people needed to call it radical islamic terrorism. the president needs to call out

white you presentists for what they are, a hate organization that needs to be on the most of wanted list in this country. >> americans don't need a presidential statement to know this was vile, it was evil, it was hateful, it was illegal and should be prosecuted to the highest point of the law. that's what president obama's actions are more important. he talks about getting resources to virginia. the virginia governor talked about and thanked the president for the resources he's sending down to virginia. actions that come out of charlottesville and making sure the people who did this are prosecuted to the highest extent of the law. that's what's going to be important. judge jeanine: wouldn't you agree the president saying we canadian dem in the -- we

condemn in the spron -- the strt possible terms. this is a time to understand and try to admit that the violence that goes on in this country, whether it is the shooting of congressman sca his or some of the -- of congressman scalise or the violence in berkeley stopping people is a reflection of the extreme right and extreme left. and what has happened is it seems the right and left and in the middle the moderates are hitting each other too because of this vile hatred. >> the statement by the president today fell short for reasons i said earlier. he said on many sides. there was a group that went to charlottesville to create chaos and disrupt the community. judge jeanine: chris, i don't want to argue tonight.

we still don't know, those additional 11 people in the hospital. some of them serious, whether they are the right or the left. what we do know is some animal got behind the wheel of a car with hate, racism or whatever else is in his crazy head, and i don't mean to demean insanity, this guy is just evil. i'm not going to blame everybody. these people want to protest. this is america. this is what we do. >> you know i agree upon free speech to the fullest. but i will say this. these white supremacist groups came there with a mission and accomplished their mission tonight. and it is sad. judge jeanine: we can't attribute a conspiracy to everyone at least they at least know about it. that's what we should find out. i agree. anyone involved in this or a part of it, they are aiding and

abetting and they should be prosecuted for murder. >> this group today did not practice free speech. they are involved in an illegal act. judge, you know this better than i do. you can't do something with the intent to incite violence which is what they have done. you can't try to create violence. that's what they did today. that was their purpose and that's why it's good to see the federal resources will be there. the governor said the resources will be there to prosecute these people to the highest extent the law allows. judge jeanine: do you remember in ferguson and baltimore with the burning and more of the protests. but people would say these people came in to burn buildings and destroy businesses were from out of town. they weren't from the area. what we are hearing now congressman tom garrett says he's getting from law

enforcement that upward of 90% are from out of charlottesville. >> that's probably right. charlottesville is a collegetown, a progressive community in virginia. this was put together by 12 different alt-right groups to do this. this is not a good thing. you are right. we have to prosecute this. the justice department needs to open up an investigation and find out what happened here and prosecute people to the fullest extent of the law, including as terrorists. that's what they are. they are terrorists. >> in a country of 330 million, it took the entire nation to find 500 of these evil, hateful people to go in and do what they did today. judge jeanine: the world is still holding it breath with the

whack-a-do in north korea. i saw people in guam on the beach saying life is great. are you worried, chris, about north korea? >> i'm not worried about north korea as long as we can ratchet down the rhetoric and get diplomacy going and find a solution we can live with. that guy is not going to attack the youth. he knows what will happen to him. judge jeanine: we heard there are back channels. i think if we get through the weekend we might be okay. >> china is key here. we need china to help north korea see this is bad route they are heading. they can't fight a war against the u.s. and win. we have got to keep working with china to help north korea see the right path. judge jeanine: either working with china or convincing china

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judge jeanine: three dead in charlottesville in the wake of a white nationalist rally. here with reaction, blaze tv host jawrns jones. ways your reaction to what happened today in charlottesville? >> i'm a little sick of it, judge. i am so sick hate on both side. extremist groups. they are killers. as a young man -- in a coup years i'll be prepared to have children. i don't want to bring kid into this type of country. i just don't. it seems like it's getting worse. i know it's a small segment of the american public but it feels like it's getting worse. judge jeanine: there are those who attribute this movement to the right, to the alt-right.

i had dr. carol swayne on earlier who discussed the difference between the so-called alt-right and the white supremacists. you agree they are different from conservatives. you consider yourself a conservative. >> i do consider myself a conservative. i think the alt-right has elements of white supremacy tonight and they are hateful people just lining the negative anarchists on the left. so i think we should do a better job on the right saying for sure that that is not us. we do not stand with this. they are not part of our movement. david duke should not be able to run on a republican ticket because they don't represent what we represent. we have to do a better job of doing that and letting the world know this is not us. judge jeanine: what dr. wayne was talking about is the fact

people on the alt-right may feel they are not allowed to be part of the multi culturallism and that's why they seem to be getting stronger. but white supremacists are filled with hate. they feel they are better than everyone else and they can fulfill their dreams through violence, hate and retaliation. but let me ask you this. there is no sugar coating this. how do we deal with it going forward? what do we do? it's 2017? >> i'm a religious man, i believe in god, and i believe in jesus. i believe our country has turned our back away from god. where are the pastors? why aren't they on the street trying to break this up saying this wrong, this is not the message of christ. that's the problem with the white supremacy group on the right saying we represent god.

it should have been us bold christians going out on the street saying you are not part of what we represent. i see them building their mansions in the church but they need to take their message out to the street. judge jeanine: i was reading an article that white christian conservatives should oppose these protests by white supremacists. he says we have to fight racism tooth and nail. and people like david duke are despicable and they shouldn't be able to run on the republican line. but we are a country of free speech which is why they got their permits in the first place. which was retracted and the supremacists went to a federal district court judge last night and said you can't stop our free

speech so they were allowed to protest. it's fascinating the dance between the first amendment and that sneaking evolution to violence. >> we have to be careful with this. people do have a first amendment right. but the moment they turn violent, that turned violent very quickly, the police should be able to step in, the handcuffs should be on and they should be bheeld off to the jailhouse. judge jeanine: that's it for the first hour of "justice." the second hour begins in moments. we'll have all the breaking developments out of char meta appetite control... it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil.

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when you clock out, i'll clock in... sensing and automatically adjusting to your every move. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store.

judge jeanine: we are continuing our coverage of the chaos and violence that his left three dead in charlottesville, virginia. welcome to the second hour of justice. i'm janine. as we have been reporting, a car plowed into a crowd of protesters marching against the white nationals rally today. that driver killed one person and injured at least nine other people. please do have one man in custody right now facing murder charges and he is a 20 -year-old