>> the ethno-state is an ideal. it's not going to happen tomorrow morning. >> you're quoted as saying it could be horribly bloody and terrible. that that's a possibility. possibility. i think the current paradigm that we are living under is going to lead to blood and tears, period. >> you're predicting a race war? basically. >> i don't know exactly what's going to happen, but yes, i do think that it will be a crack-up predominantly on racial lines. >> reporter: as night pfalls, several hundred have gathered for spencer's talk. we're about ten minutes away and he has a packed house. i would expect fireworks. across the street the university's president signs that very wall that spencer wrote on earlier in the day. >> well, i believe we live in a world where the differences actually make us stronger. >> reporter: and he, along with a series of musicians, students -- >> aggies united! >> reporter: literally drowning out his hateful message at the nearby football stadium. >> when there's fear and hate inside us, when ou

spencer says his ideal world is an all-white ethno state with races segregated with a peaceful ethnic cleansing. >> reporter: would i be allowed to live in ourks athno state? >> you wouldn't. but you could have your own. >> reporter: that's very gracious of you. >> this is a big empire for the whole european -- >> reporter: how do you remove 100 million blacks, latinos, asians -- >> it's an ideal. it's not going to happen tomorrow morning. >> reporter: reported as saying it could be horribly bloody and terrible. that's a possibility? >> of course it's a possibility. i think the current paradigm that we are living under is going to lead to blood and tears. period. >> reporter: you're predicting a race war basically? >> i don't know exactly what's going to happen, but, yes, i do think that it will be a crack up predominantly on racial lines. i'm referring to people like you. >> reporter: back at spencer's event, the vast majority of the audience, indeed, was there in opposition. with multiple outbursts and clashes erupting in a speech. at the football stadium, it is the soaring message

we talks about creating an all white ethno-state. i asked if he is playing with fire when using the nazi salute, and he discredits it as ironic and fun. but there's a lot to dig into. >> many will be watching you tonight on "nightline." thank you, juju. >> that's some explanation. >> no doubt. >>> let's turn to new orleans where a murder trial is under way for the person who shot former nfl star will smith in a road rage incident. abc's ryan smith is here with more and, ryan, it was pretty powerful to see a saints teammate show up in support. >> you're right, michael. it was incredible to see drew brees and others at the trial of cardell hayes. accused of guping down smigunni hayes in april. he is charged with second degree and attempted murder claiming that he feared for his life. he is pleading not guilty. this morning, the man accused of gunning down former nfl star and super bowl winner, will smith, in a deadly case of road rage, on trial. teammates of the former new orleans saint including star quarterback drew brees, running ba

credited with coining the term alt-right and the creation of an all-white ethno state. going viral last month after this video of him sh trump, hail victory. after his policy event nazi salute. >> hail trump. >> reporter: spencer a racial extremist with controversy views of racial differences drowned out by protesters in college station, texas, the vast majority of his audience was there in protest. with multiple outbursts and clashes erupting during his speech. >> no fighting. >> reporter: security had to intervene to de-escalate several volatile exchanges. at one point police in riot gear entered the student union but none of the hostility took >> what i find fascinating -- i see myself as mainstream. i want to be mainstream. i want to be part of an elite. >> reporter: are you trying to normalize racism? >> yes, i'm trying to normal racism as you call it, absolutely i'm trying to normalize my ideas. our ideas of the alt-right. i do not want the alt-right to i do not want to be the alt-right to be a fringe movement. i want the dominant movement. >> reporter: texas a&m,

state of the land of the former habsburg monarchy. what is fascinating in the mind of -- the reorganization of ethnic groups in east central europe demanded the simultaneous anrace of palestine as ethno-nationalist project. i tried to slow down our chronology so good understand and able to shift our perspective and we have seen that the prospect of displacement and return our small stories that are happening to individual people and stories that are happening to governments, nonprofits. if we really want to understand the emergence of the state of israel in 1948, i suggest that we turn to the wonderful complicated and fascinating laboratory of east central europe for a more nuanced answer. thank you very much. [applause] >> we have time to take a few questions. in the center of the room. >> professor cranston and ms. black discuss the role of the u.n. to resettle betwee 30-60 -- between 30 million and 60 million refugees and my question is how exactly did they do it or did they do it? >> they tried as best as they could. the u.n. relief and rehabilitation administration was able to help people outside germany better than those rather than those who were resettled in the four major zo