state capitol. five people were transferred to the hospital there with critical stab wounds. the rally was being hosted by the traditionalist workers party. there are also reports from the fire department as well and others there on the scene that the group was met with counter protests. that's apparently when the violence began. we understand from the fire department there is a triage unit there's being set up to treat those are hurt. a mass casualty situation at the capital in sacramento. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh. thank you for your time. most of the information from the san francisco fire department and the spokesman, not police or other law enforcement. what can you gather based on the initial information we're hearing now? >> those events that involve

neo-nazis, they get permits to demonstrate. sometimes there's counter protesters and emotions run high on each side. there's been shootings at those events over the years. there's been attacks, fistfights. we have undercover agents inserted into those neo-nazi groups and the violent talks are high. they result in assaults. we don't know exactly what happened here, if it was a planned attack or spontaneous, but five or more people slashed is the reporting. >> jim, what is the information that will need to come in before we get that determination, whether it was something planned or as you were just talking about emotions running high, very passionate feelings on both sides of the spectrum here that may have led to the escalation of this violence? >> right, francis.

well, first, usually there's a lot of police at this these things. usually the demonstration that the group gets a permit for is planned. law enforcement is notified and is usually heavily there in uniformed presence and plain clothes as well. if somebody breaks out a knife or sharp instrument in the crowd, an attack can happen before an officer can get nearby. usually those incidents result in arrest. who is is it? why is this happening? who is doing what? who is attacking who? we don't know which side is attacking or even if the attack involves people that are members of the groups or bystanders that got in an altercation. >> that has to be difficult from a law enforcement standpoint, jim, as well as a witness standpoint. unfortunately, we cover shootings in the past.

that's not necessarily the case as far as what might be going on other than screams from people involved, right? >> right. sometimes things start out as words in these kind of events. there's that lot of back and forth name calling, insults, racial epithets. sometimes when people are walking away or police are dispersing, that kind of rhetoric can erupt in a fistfight, stabbing, a multiple stabbing, each side coming to the aid over the other. it can escalate very fast. stab and sharp edge object wounds can be critical. you can lose a lot of blood fast. slashed on extremity you can lose a lot of blood fast. >> i want to bring in julian

kent. you have some new information here. this is the story out of sacramento. anything more? >> we do have some more information. we do know these are critical trauma stab wounds according to the sacramento public information officer. five patients have now been transported to the hospital. they are calling this a mass casualty incident, but we don't have exact numbers on exactly how many people were effected. the traditional workers party was planning to have that rally in sacramento today. they were thinking about cancelling this event, francis, and they decided to go on with the show saying they were there to protest globalization and in defense of right to free expression. five people have been transported to area hospitals to be treated. there has been some damage to local property as well. windows broken. various property damage that our affiliate kcra has witnessed.

there have been injuries across the board, but the clash started before the event was scheduled to begin. there's clearly tension broiling there right now. we'll continue to monitor that for you. >> all right. we'll check back in with you as we try to get more information to pass on to our viewers. i want to bring in ryan levin. you almost attended today's event? can you give us a background of what the circumstances are, what this event was supposed to be, and your involvement? >> sure. my involvement at these things when i go is as a researcher and observer. i was at the violent clan rally in anaheim back at the end of february. what this leader, matt heinbeck,

is trying to do -- anti-fascists showed up at the clan rally i was at in anaheim. this is the next big thing. earlier this month i warned of possible violence at this date in sacramento. the reason i didn't go is because matt kept vacillating on whether or not he was going to hold the rally or not. he is a fellow who manhandled an african-american female protester at a trump rally and got more publicity for his group. the anti-fascists were organizing to make counter protests and to use veiled terminology like shut it down totally. so this was not a surprise had the event gone forward because the anti-fascists were putting this out on their website for many weeks. >> as far as organization for this, it stems from a couple of weeks and is fairly grounded as

far as an organization there for them to make plans and spread that word? >> well, with respect to heinbock's group, they said they were going to do this for sometime. they sent out messages to their followers. the thing that happened over the last few weeks is it looked like this might have been cancelled. that's why i didn't go up there. there was a likelihood it would have been cancelled. nevertheless, it was well telegraphed from the ant anti-fascists on their websites that they were going to shut it down. they didn't sound like they were going to do it in the most peaceful way possible. having gone to one not too long ago, i can tell you these things can unravel out of control when you have big crowds, some of which are armed, before an event. that makes it much more difficult because you can't

contain the folks within preexisting grids made up of sawhorses and various fencing. >> brian, given the history of this traditionalist workers party and matt heinbeck, i can imagine law enforcement knew the possibility of this turning violent could happen. can you tell us what can be expected at this one? >> what happened in anaheim was a bit of an anomaly. there wasn't a permit granted before the event because the clan never applied. they can walk and hand out literature anywhere they want. so there was a bit of a question with respect to what time the clan group was going to make their presence. it was anywhere between 10:00 and 2:00 and we didn't know. bottom line is the law enforcement response to this kind of thing is you have a massive show of uniformed law

enforcement that keeps protesters and counter protesters separated. there's a beginning time and an end time and an exit plan to get the protesters out. and as you can see on the screen there, there is the anti-fascist action website. and they know about what time these things are. the best thing is to have a police response, have people cordoned off within certain grids that are away from each other, and let each side have their say and then have each side exit through different areas and get them out immediately. i've seen clan rallies, for instance, where clansmen were taken away in county corrections buses to prevent them from being hit with projectiles. most of the time i have gone to these things the violence has

either been evenly distributed or been done primarily by the anti-racist folks. that's something that law enforcement knows very well. >> all right. thank you for the perspective, especially given your knowledge and experience with these groups. thanks for being with us. five people have been stabbed outside this california state capitol building. protest in sacramento. there's an officer with the sacramento police department who says none of these injuries are believed to be life threatening. again, i don't know if this counters what was initially reported with this being called a mass casualty stabbing by the sacramento fire department. this is something that nbc news is working to independently verify that. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh once again. jim, as we're getting this information, it seems like there's some conflict here. again, this is just breaking and just developing. one from the fire department

calling this a mass casualty stabbing. now you have one officer with the sacramento pd saying so far none of the injuries are life threatening, but that could be outside the casualties as well. you can understand the confusion at this point with this just developing. >> right. and that's good news by the report from sacramento pd that it may be non-life-threatening injuries. this is a planned event. you have the traditionalist workers party. as brian talked about, this is the white collar clan. they don't dress in traditional robes, but they believe all the same things. they want a white national state. they want whites to be supreme to all other races, so these kind of groups, they cloak themselves in different business attire, but the hate speech is

the same. they're a little bit more clever. now the anti-fascist group has known about this rally for a couple weeks, as brian outlined. that group is drumming up support on their side. so you have two groups highly charged. they meet here at this epicenter of the event and something happens, francis. we don't know. but the rally, as you have been reporting and have dug it out so quickly, was a planned rally be the white nationalists and plans to disrupt and counter demonstrate by the anti-fascists. hopefully the violence is over and the police have a handle on that. that would be the good news for sunday afternoon. >> they put this out there, both sides of these groups, online that they were planning this rally. this was a scheduled rally. they had permits for this rally outside the capitol building in sacramento and the other group,

the anti-fascist group, again with a very heavily online presence talking about protesting, a counter protest. interesting also to factor in jim when it comes to this and law enforcement is involved there is a specific start time, very specific end time, and very specific designations on where these groups should be so physically they don't encounter each other so something like this won't happen. talk about that from the law enforcement perspective and how they go about in keeping that under control or at least attempt to. >> right. of course, the strongest presence of police will be at the epicenter of the rally, the park where the permit is granted. there's a lot of officers there usually. some may be on horseback, motorcycles, on foot. depends on the size of the event. officers have to be thinner on the side streets, the feeder

streets. sometimes those assaults can happen as people are leaving, coming and going, and they cross paths with each other. a lot of times these people dress in particular ways that show these feelings. they have jackets with symbols and emblems. signs like down with hate or neo-nazi signs. most of the people who want to counter a demonstration of hate can be well meaning, but then sometimes there's other people who are bent on violence. and of course white hate people the same way. some are just talk and they utilize free speech with a lot of vulgar, hateful speech, but they don't resort to violence. but some do. that's where we get to a day like today. >> we're going to take a little bit of a break here as we continue to follow the breaking news. reports of multiple stabbings at

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it is a breaking news we're following here at msnbc this the afternoon off sacramento, california, where there are reports of at least five people have been stabbed at a white supremacist rally. still no word from nbc news as far as verified information as to the extent of the injuries. although police are saying the injuries are not believed to be life threatening at this point. want to bring in now jolene

kent. what more are you finding out? >> our nbc affiliate kcra is reporting six people have been stabbed in this incident at the state capitol. five people with critical wounds. the fire department in sacramento say that they have been transported to local area hospitals to be treated, but as you say the police saying, according to the associated press, that none of these are life threatening. also breaking at this time right now the police are also saying the area is secure and this protest -- or this event organized by the traditionalist workers party will go on. if you want to know more about that organization, the southern poverty law center says this is a group that aims to

indoctrinate high school and college students. they will be marching in sacramento to protest against globalization and in defense of the right to free expression. we're looking through this now. we're trying to get more confirmed information, but at this time kcra reporting six people have been stabbed at the california state capitol and five are at area hospitals being treated for wounds. >> give us a timeline. you reported earlier this incident where the six people have been hurt in the stabbing and the stabbing happened actually before this planned and permitted rally was supposed to start? >> that's right. we're hearing from sources that the event was scheduled to start at 12:00 noon. this began and the tension started building before then. what's interesting here is that the sacramento police department says the area is secure and that this event will go on. no doubt there has been lots of damage in the area.

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kingdom. a political crisis sweeping across both parties, calls for heads to roll in parliament. today we saw a series of firings and resignations inside the opposition labor party. frustration with the leader, jeremy corbin, of the labor party who was unable to convince voters to stay inside the eu and uncertainty for the ruling conservative party, which has to figure out who is going to replace david cameron as prime minister. we have these deep divisions inside the u.k. and across the continent. european heads of state are supposed to gather this weekend. they're supposed to negotiate britain's complicated divorce from the eu. britain wants more time to get its own political house in order before that happens. secretary of state also expected on this side of the atlantic tomorrow for a series of conversations. a lot of moving parts here, francis. and the only certainty at this point is frankly there is no

certainty. not like this has happened before. it is absolutely anyone's guess as to how the next days, weeks, and months are going to unfold. >> that's essential the caly th politically and financially. ben stein, thank you for being with me this afternoon as we talk about these ripple effects that we're still seeing and hearing about around the world. what are you making of the political upheaval in britain since the brexit vote? >> well, with all due respect, i'm not much of an expert on british politics. as ferris buller said, i'm not european and i don't plan to be european. we don't export much to britain. we don't import that much from britain. whatever we do export to them, they'll probably still want.

the markets have lost trillions in value over a change in import/export of a few billion. that just makes no sense at this point. >> it is interesting you bring that up and use that term trivial. you have the global markets that lost over a trillion on friday. the dow closed at 610 points. any lasting effects down the road? >> i don't think there'll be any lasting effects. let's be careful when you say 600. 600 would have been a lot when the dow was at 5,000. 3% is a lot. don't get me wrong, but it's not even the top 50 days of market changes. it's not that big a deal. traders like to move markets. that's how they make money. traders like to scare people. they like to terrify people. they like to make a big deal out of things, but in terms of the ordinary u.s. household or family or business there's not going to be that much of an impact unless the traders keep

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you know donald trump who had the chance being on that side of the pond to talk about it. yet we are hearing about his resort and the golf facility. your take on where this has taken the election race. >> i think mr. trump had it right about what the british public was feeling. and i think mrs. clinton had it wrong. that being said, i'm not sure i would want trump's hands on the financial triggers if we had another crisis like this. i'm a republican lifelong, but i have to say with all due respect to mr. trump, and he's a fine man i'm sure in some ways, he scares me. i'm glad he's not in charge of managing the response to this right now. >> that means he scares you enough that you'll vote for hillary clinton? >> i actually have a secret person i plan to write in. >> a secret person. >> hillary clinton and i were schoolmates at yale, so i'm very fond of her, but i don't know if

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about what's happening in sacramento right now. what you should know is the sacramento fire department spokesperson, chris harvey, telling the associated press exactly how this went down. he said that a large fight broke out after people carrying sticks rushed into the area where the rally was held. among the groups that were able to be there, that were permitted to be there, was the traditionalist workers party. now this is a group, according to the southern poverty law center, that aims to indoctrinate white high school and college students into white supremacy. the protesters and the counter-protesters are still there. our affiliate kcra saying six people injured. five headed to area hospitals. this traditionalist workers party did say ahead of this rally they planned to defend

themselves by any means necessary when the counter-protesters showed up. >> all right. thanks for the update. i want to bring in george grenada. in fact, there are six people who have been injured, victims of this stabbing. and any casualties? >> ma'am, can you hear me okay? >> i can hear you, sir. did you hear my question? >> yes. i believe the number is somewhere between five and seven individuals. i'm not sure of their status right now, if they're critical. i believe the parties from both sides, the permits individuals as well as the anti-protesters that had individuals that were stabbed, i'm not sure the local hospitals they were taken to. they were transported by sac fire. the capitol is on lockdown. we're not letting people in or

people leave, if anybody happens to be in the building. >> that's new information here that the capitol is on lockdown. are you referring to the understand? because we understand that this rally is still going on scheduled given this incident happened before the event started. >> correct. so prior to -- the permitted party had an event that was supposed to start at noon. prior to that they had a confrontation between the two parties on the south side of the capitol. as that partaked, all the permitted events, including that one, have been cancelled for the day. there is not a permitted event that is still ongoing. within the capitol, the building is secure, locked down. not letting anybody in. anybody that is in the building is still in the building. there are not i believe any of the traditionalist workers party

individuals still on the property, but i cannot confirm that. >> you're saying the event has been cancelled. does it seem like everything is under control as far as the people who are still there, the counter-protesters, or is there still any kind of threat of violence? >> i can't answer if they plan on continuing any violence. right now, everybody there is s probably 300 people still on the ground of the capitol, which extends on all four sides of the capitol. most of the individuals here are located on the west side currently, but there's no violent partaking right now. >> now are these crowds of protesters and counter-protesters being asked to leave at this point since the event has been cancelled or are they free to stay? >> we have not given any type of dispersal order. they're here of their own free regard. whether or not that changes as we proceed throughout the day,

we'll see how that goes. >> all right. as far as the california highway patrol and other law enforcement, there is the potential to say there as long as these parties remain on the capitol grounds? >> exactly. >> thank you so much with that new information you're giving as we update our viewers here on the situation there. multiple stabbings at that white supremacist rally outside the capitol building in sacramento. we have a witness who was there on the scene. this is paul gorgi, who witnessed one victim being attacked. paul, is that the case? tell us what you saw. >> i was coming from a breakfast with my friends. yeah, we saw -- it was really disturbing. it was like two groups of people just running at each other, ready to almost like combat. we saw the aftermath as well, which was really disturbing.

multiple people were stabbed and a lot of people were fighting with pieces of wood with each other. >> were there a lot of law enforcement around there at this time? was there any indication that the people around the two groups fighting realized what was going on or what did you see in that sense? >> well, there was a lot of law enforcement around. the group was officially right in front of the capitol on the lawn, and somehow people had heard that a group of neo-nazis or white supremacists were walking from the south part of the capitol, they were walking up. and the group just ran towards their direction. that's when the fighting began, the really bad fighting. >> you describe the clash here as some of the people with sticks. did you see any knives or any of the stabbing that happened there? was there anything more that you saw as far as the way that these two groups were going at each other? >> well, i saw the two groups

going at each other. i didn't personally see any knives. i realize somebody had been stabbed when i got closer to this individual in black clothing and he looked down and he was just bleeding all over the ground. he opened his jacket and realized he had a really bad wound to the chest and it was obvious it was a stab wound. >> was it immediate that you saw other law enforcement and other bystanders rush to help at all? >> yeah, everybody was rushing to help. i saw multiple people run towards police and scream for help. they were also moving over from the front lawn towards the south, trying to get a hold of the situation. >> all right, paul gorgi, who was there, witnessing the stabbing outside of the rally in sacramento. thank you so much for sharing that with us. >> of course. >> i want to bring in jim

cavanaugh. as we're hearing this information now, especially from the california highway patrol, which say this event which was permitted has now been cancelled, yet there are still people there -- we don't know at this point if there's still any threat or if people are still protesting peacefully, but what's happening there from your perspective on a law enforcement standpoint? >> it sounds like it's stamped down pretty good from what the state trooper spokesman said. they do have 300 people there, but it didn't seem like there were any clashes going on. those 300 people may be all a part of one side or the other. the witness gives us a clear picture of what happened coupled with the fact there was some broken windows and fighting and attacks with sticks and the multiple stabbings. you see the protesters and the people with the permit, the

clan, the white collar clan, with the permit and the demonstrato demonstrators clashing. this group of white nationalists is coming into the event. the anti-fascist protesters hear of it. they run toward them. then there's a clash on the grounds of the california state capitol. as a witness -- and you debriefed the witness. some sticks. some fights. he saw the blood from the stab wound. that's what happened. it's pretty hard for the police to get in between them to beat them on a foot run if they run at each other. and the witness described that pretty clearly. >> what it be pretty standard that the capitol building is on lockdown so no one is allowed to go in and those who were there for the time being are being asked to stay put? would that be standard given something like this? >> right. the california patrol here is acting like the secret service would. they have to protect their

executive. they have to protect their legislators and state employees that use that building, so they have a secure environment. once the building is secure, that gives them a strong position. the fact that there are people on the grass outside, they can watch those people. they don't have to press them. people will disperse. if there's not the other side present to get in the battle with. there is two sides to get in a battle with. no one that we know of has attacked bystanders, but there was reports of broken windows. >> jim cavanaugh, thank you for that. if you are following us here on msnbc, we're following this stabbing at a rally in sacramento, california. it was between two groups. a white supremacist group and

counter-protesters when the violence escalating leads to multiple people being stabbed. at least six people have been stabbed and are transported to local hospitals. police there are saying those injuries are not life threatening. this is something we have not yet verified. we're working to find out more information. we'll take a quick break and be right back. hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row.

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among those who support both, which base do you think your ticket and your message appeals to most and why? >> well, we're two former two-term republican governors. i would expect we might draw more from mr. trump. we have 20 years executive experience between the two of us. we think that would pull more from the presumed republican nominee. >> we know that when it comes to wanting to get the names out there, your name, the ticket's name out there, you want to be in the debates, but then we see a certain percentage that is needed for you guys to get on the debates. tell me about the message you are trying to send out and the bottom line of this message and what you think will make the difference when it comes to those numbers and the debates. >> the message is -- in a way,

it's send them a message. send the gridlock and the two-party system, which are locked in a death embrace, vote libertarian. we don't really agree with either party. we're fiscally responsible. we're socially inclusive and liberal. that does not describe the other two major parties. i said in my speech to the republican convention in 1992 we want the government out of your pocketbook and out of your bedroom. that essentially is the libertarian message. i say this with a heavy heart, but with the democrats you get the government in your pocketbook and with the republicans you've got the government in your bedroom. >> given that, who between hillary clinton and donald trump is the best choice to be president? >> well, i don't think i would get into that. i think we're not really against either person. we're in favor of our positions. we're not in favor of their positions. they're not in favor of free

trade. yesterday's news on brexit, i think the libertarian ticket of johnson and weld is the only free traders in the race. mr. trump is basically a neo-isolationist. he is not only against free trade agreements, but he said he's in favor of unilateral tariffs imposed by the president. you can't do that. we tried that in the 1920s. it completely wrecked the world economy. trump said he would impose a tariff of 45% on the chinese and 55% on the chinese. we would be hauled before the hague as a rogue nation. you can't have a president of the united states or really in my opinion a candidate for president of the united states talking like that. >> bill weld, thank you for your time in being with me. >> thank you, francis. after the break, more on the breaking news of multiple stabbings outside of a white

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