((video))"the party that gave this country slavery, the kkk, jim crow laws, roe v a provocative argument. so why is he doing it?((shines))"as a platform to be able to say to those that perhaps don't have the informationa& and as a result they are able to make informed decisions." we showed the video to political science professor john bullock. bullock says that shines cherry picked his history. ((bullock))"if you have the whole context of history and the things that are mentioned where they actually missed pieces then you would not be persuaded at all." so about the kkk, historians generally agree it was created in post-civil war reconstruction by democrats - and later southern democrats were behind the jim crow laws.((bullock)) "yes, that was will full depth of it" to shines however the history of the democratic party and the people who built it is important.((shines))"i think history of who these people all about."but shines says people are hungry for a different way of thinking. ((shines)) >>> the history of through these individuals are kind of personified with the history is all abo

the families were members of the kkk. the train unloads, goes over to the fairgrounds, and that's where they set up. the fairground is where the kkk had had the rallies. so, the side show was the one of the rare places in the circus where segregation broke down because there weren't seats. you walked around. like you would go from-- the crowd would sort of walk from one part of the stage to the other as each act demonstrated their skill or answered some questions. i have a picture of her from the next day so i know what she looked like and i know how the side show worked and the brothers remembering, they're on stage playing one of their songs, and they can't see very well because of their albinism. and every member of the family recounts it the same way, willy elbows george-- and george elbows him and there is our dear old mother, she is not dead. >> and the police come and ringling lawyers, they want to take the brothers to the next stop. and the mother wants them home. the manager says they're my children and had paper

kids kneeled at the football game last week there's been a lot of racial tension, never would i expect kkk paraphernalia. two are hispanic, one middle eastern. they were told to take off the costumes. >>> you give birth to your child then you have to pay to hold the baby. a utah family hospital bill is raising questions. the itemized fee. they couldn't help but laugh when they saw this. at least he had a sense of humor. he started a gofundme page to cover that. with the extra money. he's putting the cash toward a vasectomy. >> he's a new dad. he's happy. . >>> as expected carson palmer is out tomorrow night and didn't travel with the team. palmer had a concussion sunday has not been at practice this week but he's been facility. drew stanton who's last start was 2014 will start tomorrow night. zach will be the backup. >> carson made great progress but i'm not taking a chance. he's not cleared and he's getting better and feels fine. so hopefully we'll have him back next week. in, the last time this happened was 2014. things didn't work out well. the team has confidence in true. this -- drew.

do you think we'll hear him bring up this david duke values, this kkk values line? >> well, i think it's going to be part of the debate, i don't know if he'll bring it up or not it depends on the circumstances because he's a skilled debater. it won't be surprising, because 60% of americans believe that donald trump peddles in racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism. that's a fact. it's baked in the numbers. it's driven by donald trump's own words in affiliation in other -- >> he has no affiliations with those groups. let me point this out. this is just dirty politics. it's an effort by the clinton team to distract voters from what voters themselves say is the main issue. the economy. donald trump has a plan to bring jobs back to this country to give everyone in america a hefty tax break. hillary clinton is going to raise their taxes. so, of course, clinton wants to divert it with unsubstantiated and false charges of racism. >> lieutenant governor, scott bolden, i thank you both. if we're talking about diversions, donald trump for of the last 24 to 36 hours has not be

kneeled at the football game last week there's been a lot of racial students or families would wear kkk paraphernalia. two are hispanic, one middle eastern. they were told to take off the costumes. >>> you give birth to your child then you have to pay to hold the baby. a utah family hospital bill is raising the itemized fee. they couldn't help but laugh when they saw this. at least he had a sense of humor. he started a gofundme page to cover that. with the extra money. he's putting the cash toward a vasectomy. >> he's a new dad. he's happy. so, can i see you again... ...i'm free on black forest ham day. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. ...we got married in june... ...on tuna day. every day a different $3.50 six-inch sub every day of the week. at just $3.50, it's a great sub at a great price. her name is teri... ...she was born on sweet onion chicken teriyaki day. the $3.50 sub of the day every day of the week... at subway?. the $3.50 sub of the day what is driving performance? it's not a weekend hobby. you have to live and breathe it for

clowns and remember the bay area students who came to school claiming to be ghosts were were really kkk mocking kim kardashian. >> and a little girl who was murdered, it's never okay to take a costume that far to where someone can be offended. >> for anyone interested in the hot line number, we just posted it on our website. fox13news.com. they don't get calls about this mask. the daily drama of the presidential election has been big will business for costume companies. but the question is: is one of them outselling the other? it's too toarl early to know but tho have some competition from a and of course we are talking about mr. kenneth bone, complete with the notorious red sweater and glasses and you will have to get your microphone on your own. he stole the debate stage with that question about renewable energy. >> and apparently his wife bought him the red sweater and years and he put it on and he sat down and had a tear. >> it should be a fun halloween, i can sense it. well, coming up, honored for his performance on monday night, and the lightning spent a lot of time working on it

. >> from a confederate flag to black lives matter protests to kkk outfits. why the issues are far from settled. >> and neglected horses with overovergrown moves, unable to k or even lie down. >> and a crash that nearly cost this driver wants to thank the people who pulled him from that wreckage. >> spirit week is getting way too spirited in some parts of the bay area. manatee high school students protested after a student brought a confederal flag to school, and tonight they called a time-out on the protests at the fi football game, and but is that going to continue? >> all is quiet with the exception of the screaming fans for the homecoming game but the students say they are actually just putting their protest on hold after being warned by the administration not to cause a disruption. >> the rivally on the field was not the only tension at friday's and steinbrenner high. spirit week is supposed to bring students together but a divide was created when festivities turned a bit too political. >> i was is there when he showed up with the flag and stood there wi

. >> reporter: duke has shed the klan robes and closed the kkk store. nowadays he's a republican. >> hi, this is david duke, sorry i missed you backed his campaign on trump's in robocalls. >> it's time to stand up and vote for donald trump for president ask vote for me, david duke, for u.s. senate. >> some of the new hats people have been demanding -- >> reporter: he's selling hats. >> duke and trump. >> reporter: other campaign merchandise too. >> popular shirt. >> what do you like about his message? >> his message is the message of middle america. saving our heritage in this country. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. build the border wall and stop the flow of illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> i believe in making america great again. i go a bit farther than trump. >> you want to make america white again? >> i'm not saying make america white again. i'm saying preserve the principles and the people who made america great in the first

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and the word ameri-kkk. brunson says the incident disturbs him. >> study the issues. if you want to exercise your free speech then allow others to do the same. remember that stopping free speech like this is a crime. and you can and possibly will be prosecuted for it. >> reed: brunson and his neighbors say the vandalism encourages them to ee roekt more signs. a sea of 80 signs in support of donald trump. meanwhile, police say they're investigating to see if they can find the person responsible. if they do, they could charge them with criminal mischief and trespassing. latoya. >>> the united nations has announced a new honorary ambassador for the empowerment of women and girls -- wonder woman. koens ently today marks the 75th anniversary of the character's debut. actress linda carter who you may headquarters. >> now today we call on all these good men of the world to work with us and help us achieve the freedoms that all women and girls world wide so richly deserve. >> despite her appeal not everyone is selection. there's a petition urging them to encourage the recall

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so the kkk has also been used as a poster child to say hey looked lincoln was a segregationist. we don't belong together. these races should be separate. we can see for instance in biographies of lincoln, those that came out right after his death in 1866, 67, those biographers were very concerned with defending lincoln's reputation. they were very careful to say lincoln was not an appalacian list. lincoln was not for social equality between blacks and whites. they were interested in doing this because at that point in time abolitionism was really seen as quite radical and they wanted to protect him and his reputation and legacy from the tainted radicalism. so they were very careful to kind of divorce him from abolitionism or calls for equality between the races. fast-forward to the year 2000, 20th century, 21st century. biographers believe instead that lincoln was always -- he said i'm naturally anti-slavery and he was always anti-slavery, that he really wasn't abolitionist at heart even though he couldn't say that. and he was very much for the quality of whites and blacks. so a

. >> i think we'll have trump condemn the kkk. >> he has. thank you very much. >> kanye's world talking race and i hit the beach one last time this sum isser. >> they are targeting a person. and that is a party. >> the clinton campaign is hoping to recreate the obama minority turn out. she's sending out president obama and hitting the campaign trail and so is first lady michelle obama. >> and of course, there were those who question and continue to question for the past eight years whether my husband was borp in this country and i will say hurtful and sdoesful questions deliberately designed it undermine my husband's president see and can't be blamed on other and swept under the run by an insincere sitting at a press conference. >> and the democrats are nervous that donald trump is making inroads in the precincts. joining me is kimberly. and president of high noon strategies, lisa booth. and fox news contributor ebony william and fox news contributor julie. >> and this is what i was going to say. the birther issue didn't cause four dead amer

indeed, should i say this, it's the kkk that has been aligned with the democratic party not the republican party. >> more questions? yes, sir. >> from the american coalition for fathers and children. i realize you are writing a work of history. but there may be a danger of neglecting or talking about mrs. schlafly too much in the past. she's very much working today on a number of issues that are very crucial. she's once again on the front of a number of issues that many conservatives are ignoring. since the beginning of this year, she's written about half a dozen or more columns on the injustices that are going on in family courts and tearing apart families. it's a vindication of things she was saying 30 years ago or more. so, it might be interesting for your next article or study on that. >> yes. this is a complex issue in which the stakes through federal legislation are going after fathers for child support and as part of welfare legislation to make sure fathers took responsibility for the support of those children. i think everybody supported that. what's happening that is that there's

. >> from a confederate flag to black lives matter protests to kkk outfits. why the issues are far from settled. >> and neglected horses with overovergrown moves, unable to k or even lie down. >> and a crash that nearly cost

the most notable example is hugo black who was a member of the kkk and said he did it because he was the only one who could get elected became one of the most liberal justices on the court and appointed by roosevelt because he wanted to reward the dixiecrats for their support in the 1936 election. >> host: we are talking with james zirin and the author of "supremely partisan." you can see him on cuny television. and up next, we have david calling from mount sterling, kentucky on our democratic line. good morning, david. >> caller: good morning to mr. james there. appreciate you being on the show. the comment i would like to make. i am a dedicated christian democrat, i am a hillary supporter a hundred percent. what i am calling about, a lot of my family is a republican and they don't remember there back in 1935 and 1965 when the democrats got social security and medicare in. the question i want him to comment on is you go to church and to the preacher to get up and say well, they took god out of the schools and all that. i know a lady down south filled a court decision that went to th

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we can see how it's been moved by the civil rights movement and the kkk. the american civil rights movement has been joined to lincoln's memory in many different ways. if you go to the memorial today and see educational gal ories, there's kind of a direct line on lincoln with dr. king and that lincoln was sort of the beginning of the modern civil rights movement. so we see the civil rights movement capitalizing on lincoln's image in that way of proponent of social justice and racial equality. at the same time in his career and earlier in his career, lincoln was proponent of colonization schemes. even people who were born in america, returning them to africa. so he was a proponent of colonization. he was not a strong proponent of social and political equality between whites and blacks and pretty explicitly said i'm not proposing social equality for whites and blacks, and so the kkk has also used lincoln as a poster child. we don't belong together. these races should be separate. we can see, for instance, in biographies of lincoln that same in 1866 and '67,

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to be politically correct 90% of the kkk as an excuse. if you don't like hillary will not like hillary but trump is despicable. if you are not about that then you don't vote for hillary but in the '50s and the '60s i am sorry it is not like that no more. so i bought to know again. the guy that is on before about donald trump getting time because we know six months ago or three months ago they were speaking about donald trump 24/7 everything was good. none of this background toward dealing with his organization then with the allegations he has a lot of things pending with charges in the past but he cannot say something because he paid them to do that. >> i do think that donald trump did get very good coverage and the buildup as leslie mendez said he may not be good for america views damn good for cbs. that was an honest admission and in many ways because he was getting ratings to cover his rallies at higher pace and would cut into things analysts any point in the day you die you are watching of a trump proudly in the big stadium. now is of

so in 1927, the top law-enforcement official in roanoke virginia was the founder of the local kkk whichwas the largest in the state. there's a picture of them in the book and it was aa semi-respectable institution.peu just to give you some context, when the circus pulls up at 6 a.m. on the train and unloads and goes over to the fairgrounds, that's where they set up, it's where they had the rallies so the sideshow was one of the places where segregation broke down because you walked her down twaterdownlike you cout of the stage to the other as each act demonstrated or asked questions. i have a picture of her from the next day and then i know how the sideshow worked and then i have the brothers remembering onstage playing one of their songs and they can't see very well because of their eyes. and i can see in a scene every family member recounts the same way, george lbos willie and says there is our mother, she isn't m dead. so then eight police officers come according to the newspaper accounts. they want to take brothers to the next stop. stop. the mother wants them to come home, they are

political violence is relatively -- you had the river light -- the revolution in the civil war and the kkk and lynchings and we have been progressing and we seem to be regressing in terms of donald trump's endorsement of the kind of political violence which is transcending incendiary words allowscite behavior that a sitting congressman to say i will pick up my musket if my opponent wins. that is problematic. the musical hamilton popularized this me know about the caning. the new technology brings complications to this whether this is rampant but fundamentally with respect to millennials, the reason i think the incivility is important because in the most recent harvard survey that came out, clinton has retaken the lead in a substantial way more than president obama had. i think it's because millennials look at themselves in the mirror and see the kind of girl listing vision being put forward by the democratic candidates and that's their identity and donald trump is almost engaging in a dis-ownership of a modern american society. hear from you now so if you have a question, raise your hand.

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there's one over there and one over there. [ chanting racist usa, no drugs, no kkk ] >> reporter: it was that kind of day. hundreds of anti-trump protesters outside, while trump formally opened his new hotel on the inside. people marche against trump and his campaign for president while a few showed up to support him. >> i don't understand. i don't understand why they will not give donald trump a chance because he does really love all people and wants to make america great again. i really truly believe it. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00, how the presidential campaign played out on pennsylvania avenue today. tom sherwood, news 4. we rebounded nicely this afternoon into the 50s to even near 630 60 across parts of virginia. storm team 4 tower view looking off to the north. some of the clouds off to our north and west are producing a few sprinkles of light rain, way up here in pennsylvania. a few of them trying to reach the ground here. just to the west of frederick. right near bradock mountain. otherwise we're fredericksburg up to 60 degrees. culpeper at 59. so is man

words "americans for trump" on the side of the building, but the "c" in "americans" was replaced with "kkk." erin: president road in manchester will soon become a one way street with traffic headed west. alderman approved the plan last night. the goal is to reduce traffic through residential neighborhoods around the new walmart. the store opened on gold street back in april, creating new traffic concerns. gates didn't solve all the problems, but now several businesses are unhappy, saying the one way streil at least one business is threatening legal action. another is threatening to move. >> only because it's only 26 houses, we don't count for anything? that is baloney if you ask me. those are 26 houses, our homes that we've lost because of stupidity. >> we will find another place to erin: hannaford supermarket already filed an official complaint. the mayor has promised to study the traffic problem more to find a permanent solution. it is not clear when president road will turn one way. sean: still to come on news 9 "daybreak," layoffs are coming at dartmouth hitchcock medical center, but t

it was based on this movie from back in 1915 that celebrated the kkk.oung man in virginia said lets tell the other side of the story from the slave's perspective. here's a clip. >> i pray you sianni sing a new song. sing praise in the assembly of the righteous. let it be joyful in glory. high praise of god feel mouth of the saint and two edged sword that they should do vengeance. >> there you go. >> this young man grew up in virginia where this took place actually, it probably only last 72 hours or something like that. so, its director/writer nate parker, telling the story of nat turner and we arely he grew up, just miles from this particular battle will that took place in virginia back in the day in 1830's i guess. >> i heard it is phenomenal. >> it has been phenomenal and raving about it. >> here's the trouble. >> nate parker, went to penn state university back when he was on the wrestling team he and another guy were accused of, a rape in the dorm room, but he was acquitted of that crime, but guy that was with him served time and later released there

line during this debate, to push the line that donald trump has supporters like david duke and these kkkalues? >> yes, definitely. i think it's a line that strikes a cord with the democratic base and also is ringing in the ear of those moderate republicans that don't like a candidate that is perceived as bigoted or racist. i would also encourage senator kaine, which i noi he's going do, stand on his experience as a civil rights attorney and mike pence recently said something along the lines of there's been a lot of conversation about institutional bias and racism and we should stop talking about it. i can expect tim kaine to directly attack that line that governor pence said and talk about how, no, no we need to address these issues systematically and that's what's wrong with this republican ticket and larger places republican party. >> scotty, governor pence has declined to call david duke deplorable despite the urging of some in his own party. do you expect him to continue that? >> i don't think i'm going to apologize or i don't think they'll apologize for not using the words of hillar

when we look at the rhetoric, it was unfortunate for tim kaine to go to hbcu and talk about kkk valuesely, the clinton campaign continues to insert race into this -- into the dialogue, but one of the things we have to remember is that we can -- yes they continue to insert race when it's convenient to them. let me make this last point -- >> you're inserting race here. none has said anything about implicit bias being racist. you're making that point. that has nothing to do with what the moderator said or hillary clinton said. she didn't say people were racist. she said people had implicit bias and police officers would have imaccompliplicit bias beca they're part of the population, as well. >> one of the things that's so interesting is as this conversation goes on, some people just respond to the word "bias," when they hear "bias," they hear all police officers are racism -- >> do you hearing some positive? >> hold on a second, sir, i'm going someplace. give me a second. so what they hear is the word "bias", and they keep going, oh, my gosh, hillary clinton thinks police officers hate al

the amazing thing to me, just build tong last point, the points about the kkk and not being able to distance himself from david duke, the comments about the mexican judge, taking on the pope, there have been so many things and this has put people over the edge. the larger question, what i started with, where are we as a country? after this race, secretary clinton wins or if she loses, i hope she wins but where are we as a country? there's a divide here very different in the left/right divide we've been accustomed to in the last several election cycles. >> i want to get into this later in the show but i am going to sneak in a quick break because i think this is a threat to our democracy, something that i think is the biggest challenge for the next president, anyway. you guys are sticking around. coming up, why donald trump's troubles could be bad news for republicans and hillary clinton has a basket full of problems on her own. she told wall street she has public and private positions and she dreams of open borders in the western hemisphere. you can count on trump to bring that up tonight. an

her sons were with the circus in 1927 the top law enforcement official was the founder of the localhe kkkwhich was the largest in was state. there's a picture of them. and it was a respectable institution. so when it pulls up at 6:00 a.m. goes over to the fairgrounds that's where they set up.fairgrou that's where they have the rallies. the rar it was one of the rare places. there weren't seats. they would go from one part of the stage the other as each act demonstrated their skill. i have a picture of her. and then i know how the sideshow worked. and then have the brothers remembering their onstage plane one of their songs. and they can't see very well and they see her come up. .. willy elbows george-- and george elbows him and there is our dear old mother, she is not dead. >> and the police come and ringling lawyers, they want to take the brothers to the next stop. and the mother wants them home. the manager says they're my children and had paper work that had their last name as his last name. and somehow she got them-- she got the-- she talked the police into letting her bring them home

he told "the new york times" first of all, his father was not arrested at a kkk rally with police in927 and did not live at that address. then he said, there were no charges, he should not write about it. he is set at campaign rallies, we're going to change these laws and sue these journalists and get rich. he said at other rallies, they should not be allowed to write things if you do not think that is what they should be. the democratic process. this is the language of someonee who believes he is a dictatorial king or would be. amy: what to the trump campaign you when you reached out to them before you published this? , i i mean, what is interesting is, the first response like official , or this letter from this high-priced lawyer threatening to reign legal hell on as if we went forward -- 30 minutes later, the second response was a statement they released saying basically he is a brilliant businessman who has a fiduciary obligation to his family and businesses not to pay any taxes. then it went on to say, and here are all of the taxes that he does pay. this long laundry list. of co

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kkk values. david duke values are not american values. donald trump can't get over the nixon standard for ethics. our nation, it is too great to put it in the hands of a slick-talking, empty promising, self-promoting one-man wrecking crew! >> is that what tim kaine needs to do this evening? or does he need to make a more affirmative case about hillary clinton, if you had to pick one? >> that's a hard question, jake. i think the reality of this debate tonight is neither of these candidates are well known. so it absolutely has to be about their principles. he has to pivot very well in counter punching at mike pence but he also has to definitely tout hillary clinton's record, what she plans to do, what the new economic plan is all about. what they're doing about building infrastructure. >> i'm asking you to make a choice. which is more important. >> he has to spend more time talking about what hillary clinton will do. >> more building up. we have to take a break. but we have a lot more time. coming up next, the latest polls show clinton pick