the emergence of the white supremacist movement grew out of the failure of the larger white supremacist movement. white supremacists failed to establish anything resembling a mass movement in america. rockwell believed that trends such as race riots and rising crime would lead to may hem thus create favorable conditions for his party to take power. he even entertained the idea that his party could win national power by elections in 1972 rockwell fell to an assassin's bullet in 1967. and some elements of the extreme right became disillusioned with his conservative approach. furthermore, the immigration and nationality act of 1965 really ushered in a sea change in the united states as a consequence of that particular law, the population in america became more ethnically and racially diverse. due primarily to widespread immigration from asia and latin america the white separatist movement in america really emerged around the 1970s, around this time there were some white supremacist groups that began to reformulate their strategies. instead of trying to take over the whole country. they bel

there were disavowels of the white supremacists and david duke endorsement.got a large african-american population. and people like me are looking for a strong, a strong, for you to strongly refute any kind of overtures from white supremacists. and so -- so there's that concern. i mean, just remember we live in a country where an african-american man named walter scott was shot dead by a police officer because of a broken taillight stop. and we've got a hung jury in south carolina over that case, over whether or not the police officer was guilty of murder. there's a lot of racial tension in the country. and this new administrationa is going to have to work really hard to assure african-americans that they'll be treated just as fairly as anybody else. >> joe, what does trump need to say? >> what does he need to say? he needs to make clear appointments. there need to be -- i understand the african-americans appointed to the cabinet, none yet. i'm sure that's coming, and i hope it's coming, of course. clearly, we need for attorney general designate sessions to r

not a white supremacist. >> what's your definition of the two, then? you're saying you're not a white supremacist, you're a white nationalist. in your mind, what's the difference. >> how about this. i do consider myself a white supremacist, sure. white people are superior. if that's what you mean. >> reporter: white supremacist, white nationalist, which we have been dealing with a lot in the news lately. what's your reaction to that? >> my reaction to that, when you put that together with his manifesto, the last rhodesian, is that i don't think he really knows what he is. look at his manifesto and look at this statement. he says, my whole life changed. i was not raised in a racist household and my whole life change the day i decided to look up trayvon martin. remember that case, of trayvon martin? looked up the wikipedia page and he writes in that manifesto, my entire life changed that day pip then search for black-on-white hate crimes, crimes and i knew then that something was terribly wrong. and he goes on to say that based on this one day of interne

would you describe yourself as a white supremacist? >> i'm not a white supremacist, no. >> reporter: but there is really no missing his racist message. >> hail trump! hail our people! hail victory? >> reporter: no matter how much he tries to talk around it. >> the fact is only white people can support what we call western civilization. >> reporter: richard spencer is the self-professed leader of what he calls the alt-right movement. he comes across as polished and seems to be trying to dial back the neo-nazi imagery he's become infamous for, without much success. >> what would that look like if you had your way in the united states, how would you go through a process of removing people who are not white? >> reporter: they've come here and therefore they could go home. you can go home again. there are ways of, whether it's a direct payment. >> what would you say, though, if mexico-americans or african-americans said, hey, we're going to pay all the white people to leave and go back to europe. >> reporter: an interesting proce. >> an int

and he is someone who white supremacists are excited about. those are cold, hard facts. what he said today is really important. he had one line, it was about a sentence and a half long, about how we disavow hatred and division. that should have been the speech he gave today. he's not going to win over jenpaulmary, but he could win over a lot of people who think it is appalling that white supremacists are excited about him. appalling. i worked in public politics my whole career. i never knew a white supremacist to be cheered by george w. bush or john mccain. it's not normal. when people get outraged that we're normalizing trump, he was outraged by the voters because they elected him president. but there are pieces of his coalition that should never be given safe haven inside the republican party. >> and there are ways in which republicans who nicolle has woshd with for many years who seemed on this side of the operatives. >> i talked to them, too, they were. this frustration you and andrea talked about, this bubbled over in more sessions than this final one that we played

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the majority of the gang members here belong to white supremacist gangs. prison officials suspect that asatru might be a front for white supremacist gangs. marcus murray denies that. >> there has never been anything in my studies that says one race is more dominant over another one culture. nor one religion dominant over another. asatru believers believe that our religion is fine, your religion is fine. >> guy radcliffe who has been practicing asatru for several years here. said there's one group that is not welcome. >> if we found out someone in the community was a child molester, he would be banned from the community. he cannot participate. it's a bylaw, you cannot be a sex offender and be in asatru. >> radcliffe also defended the fact that some members have swastikas tattooed often their bodies. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? now, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a sw

convicted murderer, seeks legitimacy for a religion that prison officials suspect is a front for white supremacist gangs. and we've turned our cameras over to the inmates to share personal thoughts in the privacy of their cells. >> wabash, locked up - extended stay. welcome to the belly of the beast. pow. ♪ >>> i hate wabash. you know what i mean? they make sure you know you're in prison everyday. >> who wants to be locked in a room with another man for 19 hours a day? then three of the half hours that we come out is to go get the worst food you've ever ate in your life. i don't even know how they call it food. >> every day, things people take for granted, we would cherish right now. >> wabash valley correctional facility, a maximum security prison on the western edge of indiana, the centerpiece of the rural town of carlisle. the inmate population of nearly 2,200 outnumbers local residents 4-1. many of indiana's most violent offenders are sent here. >> the approximate breakdown for offenders that have committed serious offenses against a person, which may be murder, voluntary manslaughter, battery

trump's twitter followers also followed white supremacist twitter accounts. among the white supremacist twitterers, the most popular twitter handle was white genocide. the second-most popular was donald trump. i think this is not going to go away. it's going to continue to fester and flourish until mr. trump takes decisive action, acknowledges his wrongdoing, apologizes, reaches out, repairs the damage. this is not going to be something -- it's going to fall to religious leaders, school teachers, people in their communities to assist in repairing this damage. >> if i could add to that? thank you, again. i am brenda. we started tracking hate crimes against muslims and those perceived to be muslim back in november of 2015. when we started tracking it, at one point, over 50% of the incidents were against this in particular. we have a map on her website as well which you are welcome to look at. it is looking toward federal law and state law as to what falls in the definition of a hate crime. we have not seen that slowdown since november 2015. unfortunately with t

in montana, a neo-nazi leader has promised a march of heavily armed white supremacists in the city of whitefish in january, continuing a campaign of intimidation against the community's jewish population. andrew anglin said on the neo-nazi website daily stormer that at least 200 people will march next month carrying high-powered rifles. earlier this month, anglin called for online attacks against jewish residents of whitefish, listing their names and pepersonal information. whitefish is the home town of richard spencer, a prominent white supremacist who has drawn favorable coverage from breitbart news. that coverage came while white house chief strategist stephen bannon served as executive chairman of breitbart before he joined the trump campaign. in philadelphia, pennsylvania, a professor of history at drexel university says administrators are supporting his right to free

would you describe yourself as a white supremacist? >> i'm not a white supremacist. >> reporter: but there's no mistaking his racist message sflchl. >> hail our people, hail victory. >> reporter: no matter how much he tries to talk around it. >> the fact is only white people can support what we call western civilization. richard spencer is a self-professed leader of the alt right movement. what would that look like if you had your way in the united states? how would you go through a process of removing people who are not white? >> they've come here and, therefore, they could go home. you can go home again. there are ways of whether it's a direct payment. >> reporter: what would you say if mexican americans or african americans said, hey, we're going to pay all the white people to leave and go back to europe? >> an interesting prospect. i'm flexible. >> reporter: obviously that's not likely to happen. he's banned from traveling to most european countries because of his views. you studied history right? a lot of people, the reason they d

do you think i ran a campaign that white supremacists had a platform.ou're going to look at me in the face and say that? >> yes. >> the white working class voters. >> you think this woman who has nothing in common with -- >> how about it's hillary clinton, she doesn't connect with people. they have nothing in common with her. >> congressman, there is so much we could talk about from that exchange. i've got ask your opinions on the fact the clinton aides are blaming white supremacists for trump's victory and there are millions of americans who are not white supremacists who voted for president-elect trump. >> there are millions of americans who said i want to believe in this country again, and the goodness of this country, and the opportunity in this country. i always say there are five things, if you focus on them and get them right, things are going to come out. faith, family, freedom, hope and opportunity. what the clinton aides are doing is trying to say those aren't relevant. there has to be a justification because we couldn't have misread the ameri

hillary clinton didn't lose because of white supremacist. i don't understand that logic. she lost because she couldn't connect with people, she made a bad mistake about the server in her house and then not -- >> there was a lot of discussion about that joechl letter last night. >> butsy understand they don't like the comey letter and i can agree but it was all self-inflicted. if they had turned over the laptop then it wouldn't have happened but they didn't. >> self-inflicted, van? >> first of all, i want to say appreciate what you just said that they're not welcome. and i think that in a year -- we live in our different bubbles. in a year where you had -- well 18 months you had nine african-americans killed by a white supremacist, where trump has been retweeting white supremacists, it is a real wound for us and so we just want people to acknowledge that's a problem and do what you just said. i think the reason that liberals are shocked is because for us any kind of bigoted statement is automatically disqualifying and so we feel that anybody who can overlook that must have

supremacist? you know sometimes that's hard -- >> a white nationalist. >> what's your definition of the two then? you said you're not a white supremacist, you're white nationalist. >> i do consider myself a white supremacist, sure. white people are superior. >> and here's what he says was the first thing that made him develop those views. >> the first thing that i guess, i would say woke me up, would be the trayvon martin case. that was a while back. >> right. >> what was it, two years ago? you know, i kept hearing about this kid, you know. and i'm like, eventually, i decided to, you know, look his name up, just type him into google know what i'm saying? and i read the wikipedia information about trayvon martin and i couldn't understand what the big deal was. and for some reason, after i read that, i typed in, for some reason, it made me type in the words black on white crime. and that was it. ever since then. >> after the break, we'll discuss this with nancy jiles and yanearby alisyn der. she has

they did not lose because of the white supremacist.y have the money they have the advantage they lost. they have to win wisconsin. they have a win iowa. they lost those states and the reality is they didn't know they work in a loose. it's always hard when you lose and they did it know it was coming. >> did they swing the vote in pennsylvania. >> they get up every day and go to work. they wouldn't. there is no pull that says the majority of white supremacist voted for donald trump. did working-class people who basically are struggling and what change did they vote for donald trump, absolutely. they have condemned. >> the charges of racism are still going on. it was a campaign. trump came from behind. she misfired he was a fabulous man. he was a senator from ohio. he was the candidate. it was a candidate they feared the most. he matched up against reagan. he was an extraordinary guy. he wasn't as articulate. his campaign was very worried about the right stuff. because he was played as a moralize her. he was truly an american hero. wasn't

have lost. >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform? do you think you could have had a decent message for the white working class voters? >> dana bash. >> that went well. look, you're right. we know these people. we have known them covering this campaign and also working on other campaigns and this was, obviously, one of the most, if not the most raw, intense experiences for them. but, you're right. this is usually the forum where everybody can take a breath. the side that lost generally talks about the things that they realize they did wrong. the side that won generally doesn't dance in the end zone. and neither of those things happened. >> if you think that white supremacists were give an platform, you're not going to get over that. time is not going to heal that feeling. that's not just going to go away. >> here's the thing, alisyn, she does not just go away. i've been in breitbart. a home and a place for -- >> not just nationale anational. >> here's what's key and why i was concerned about putting steve bannon in there. more america

with white supremacists.his is a guy whose appointment is applauded by the kkk. what donald trump is doing is he's putting, so far, he has said he's going to go forward on bigotry and he's going to go forward on wall street insiders. >> and now to the battle of immigration with donald trump vowing to revoke president obama's executive action on immigration. senator lindsay graham is preparing a bill to protect so-called dreamers. the bill would keep more than 740,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children from being deported. the protection was granted under a controversial 2012 executive order from president obama. senator graham, who was part of the so-called gang of eight a bipartisan group of senators who tried to pass comprehensive immigration reform in 2013, told politico, quote, the worst outcome is to repeal the legal status these kids have. whether you agree them having it or not, they've come out of the shadows. the south carolina republican says the legislation would be a bridge

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. >> dan, if providing a platform for white supremacists makes me a brilliant tactician, then i am glad to have lost. give me a minute, david. when i am more proud of hillary's alt-right speech than any other moment on the campaign because she had the courage to stand up. i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. >> no, you wouldn't. no, you wouldn't. >> yes, yes. you wouldn't, respectfully. how exactly did we win? go for it. how exactly did we win? i would like to know, because i sacrificed the last four months of my life to do it, and we did it, and we did it be looking a the schedule and yes, the electoral map of 270 because that's how you win. >> one of my proudest moments of her is her standing up and saying with courage and clarity, in steve bannon's own words and donald trump's own words, the platform that they gave to w supremacists, white nationalists, and it's a very, very important moment in our history of our country and i think as his presidency goes forward, i'll be proud to be -- >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform? >> it did.

got strategic adviser a person who is white supremacist. and he's -- >> there's no evidence he's a white supremacist. there are people who have white supremacist who support donald trump and brietbart and steve bannon. >> come on, are we really? steve bannon has associated himself with white supremacists will you go that far. >> i don't know that you can say he's a white supremacist. >> associated himself with them. this is a guy whose appointment is applauded by kkk. what donald trump is doing is putting -- so far he's said he's going to go forward on bigotry and wall street insiders. and -- i think this is a real problem for the american people. i don't think this is where the american people want to go. >> weeks ago you called on donald trump to get rid of lobbyists in transition teams and subsequently purged lobbyists. give him any credit? >> of course. i'm glad to see got rid of lobbyists or made them drop affiliation while there. not clear on the details. of course. it's better not using lobbyists and would be even better if not using

. >> it's providing a platform for white supremacists.es me a brilliant tactician i am glad to have lost. >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform. are you going to look me in the face and say that? >> it did. >> and kellyanne took issue with pollster joel ben nen son for bringing up clinton's popular vote lead. >> the fact of the matter is more americans voted for hillary clinton than donald trump. >> there is nothing that said the road to popular vote anywhere -- >> i premised my statement by saying that. >> hey, guys, we won. you don't have to respond. >> kellyanne conway and joel n benenson are here now. we will see if there's any more yelling. they both promised there won't be. different versions of the same question, joel let me start with you, are you being sore losers? >> i don't think so. we acknowledged from the start they won, he's president-elect. i was taking issue with the notion there is a mandate and talk about connecting with people over america, hillary clinton had 2.5 million more america

the bottom the tweets were miss interpreted by a lot of people and white supremacists jumped on him he now will be meet wig university officials we expect to hear more about this coming up. >> brad, thanks. >>> in new castle county, delaware, state police are looking for a car involved in a deadly hit-and-run on christmas eve. troopers say lisa bolden was crossing christiana road around 8:00 p.m. when the car hit and killed her. police believe the vehicle is a white four door sedan with front end damage. residents in northeast philadelphia woke up to this christmas morning. their tires slashed and now police are trying to catch the vandals behind it police say someone damaged the tires on nine cars on the 900 block of folk rod street. there's no word on any suspect right now. >>> happening right now, the world is mourning a pop icon. fans and celebrities are paying their respects to george micha michael. news of the british pop star's death broke on christmas day and many fans are in shock and disbelief. stopping by his home in england to leave flours and notes. michael first road to i

they're afraid of the people who have done, not everybody who has done is a white supremacists and there's a group of them that are out there and their hatred is boiling and boiling and he is not putting a top on that pot and he needs to close that pot. host: ok. a call from our republican line. what do you think, keith? can president-elect trump bring the country together? caller: he certainly can. the last caller is a little bit on the paranoid side. i live here in adamsville, indiana, and we don't have that racially motivated stuff going on here. we all get along. we don't have all them problems that everybody's got since. we read through the lines. trump's going to be a great president. everybody needs to give him a chance. and stop picking him apart. let him do his job. and also, i still believe that bill clinton should be going to jail for getting on that airplane. i want to make a point about that because even if the , they still got to go to court and see the judge. host: there are still a lot of people who have doubts. what do you think the president to ay or do to bring -- calm s

he's a white supremacist. >> he's associated himself with white supremacists, is that close enough? this is a guy who's appointment is applauded by the kkk. what donald trump is doing is he's putting so far he has said that he's going to go forward on bigotry and that he's going to go forward on wall street insiders. and i think this is a real problem for the american people. i don't think this is where the american people want to go. you know -- >> weeks ago though you called on donald trump to get rid of lobbyists on his transition team. subsequently they did purge lobbyists. do you give trump any credit for that. >> of course. i'm very glad to see they got rid of the lobbyists. or at least made them drop their affiliation while there were there. of course. it is better when they are not using lobbyists and it would have been even better if they were not using wall street insiders to run the economic system of the united states. >> is there a chance for common ground between you and other democrats and spending. infrastructure, t.p.p. and glass-steagall. will you work with donald

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. >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform? >> it did. >> plus, road rage. a former nfl player gunned down in the middle of the street after a traffic confrontation. >> there were statements being made that i told you not to mess with me. >> new questions this morning. what started the feud? >> we begin with the president-elect kicking off his thank you/victory tour in cincinnati. a political revival of sorts, as trump looks to pump up the enthusiasm for his new administration. we've got it all covered for you, from trump tower to the white house. but before we start, here's part of last night's big speech. one that proves that there's still a lot of candidate trump inside the next commander in chief. >> now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america. we're going to find common ground. peace and harmony with the nations of the world. america will start winning again big league. we condemn bigotry and prejudice. we denounce all of the hatred. we're going to come together. we have no

. >> would you consider yourself a white supremacist? a white nationalist. >> chat is your definition of the two. you're a white nationalist. what is the difference? >> how about this, i do consider myself a white supremacist, sure. white people are superior, if that's what you mean. >> our pabolo sandoval has been at the church. how are people there taking this confession now that it's out there and they can hear it for themselves? >> right, christi. this is video that had never been seen or heard publicly until yesterday until jurors had the opportunity to hear from the 22-year-old directly, the self-described white supremacist say that he did it. this is essentially the confession that authorities now have. it is cold. it is calculated. it is what prosecutors hope the jury saw. take a listen. >> i went to that church if charleston, and, uh -- i did it. >> you did what? did you shoot them? >> yes. >> reporter: the confession video is overexposed. dylann roof's motive is crystal clear. >> so your deal -- is it like -- >> to agitate race

is he a white supremacist. >> unfortunately i'm not.ause white supremacy is not tongue in cheek. we live in a system of white supremacy and white supremacy is not a joke. we live in a system dominated in all areas of white supremacy. i take that very seriously sir. >> you are making specific allegations untrue. you know exactly -- >> -- i'm not. you are trying to put words in my mouth. >> that's fine but does it occur to you very simple and last question. does it occur to you that people believe you and that you increase the temperature of race hatred in this country and that long term that might lead to some really bad things? do you feel responsible for that? >> you mean like black people getting harmed in all areas of activity. what you have done -- tucker, what you have done to replace the system of white supremacy. >> i'm calling you out for lying. >> what you have done. >> that's my contribution today. >> for replacing. okay, tucker. >> yeah. tariq. i appreciate it. >> happy kwanzaa. >> happy kwanzaa to you. donald trump may be ma

. >>> a few weeks ago, a white supremacist leader spoke at group in washington and tomorrow he's scheduledther speech at the university of texas. gary tuchman is there where he spoke to the person who set up that speech. that's next. >> a ban on immigration, if not a stick curb on immigration, i don't think that you can bring somalians into america and expect them to assimilate. it's a completely different culture. it doesn't happen. >> but some somalians can, right? >> i would be very selective on that. >> but that's what prejudice is, though. you're saying they should all not come. >> well, you know -- >> there are bad people that should absolutely not be in this country from all nationalities, all creeds, all religions. but by saying that all somalis shouldn't come here, isn't that being a bigot? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. like their photo claims tool. it helps settle your claim quickly,

liz: what next frosty the snow man is a white supremacist. >> i know.iz: they were talking about ice cubes and brandy, not a roofy. >> it is a lady thing, but, that is you said something going to break about rap songs, if you do a quick google search. rick ross, guest at white house, his song is put mollie -- in her champagne, which is a date rape dug, she didn't know it took her home and enjoyed it, she didn't know it. that, that is a date rape song, if that is your cause, and your message go for that one on a silver platter to address it. and you know b's get what they deserve, you can come up with a ton. but, that is a reason to stand up for women for sure with music, i get it but this song? come on, we're smart enough to figure a cute vibe and that stuff, it is flirty, not what they want to make it. liz: you said people need to give women more credit for intelligence, and strength. what do you mean you were talking about it. >> we're smart people, so it is not like i'm going to listen to that song then think it okay for a man to pressure me to do so

in addition to that last year. >> in the last 8 years more than 100 people killed by white supremacistan 150 wounded by white supremacists in america that's not true. >> actually, i'm referring to the number of acts of domestic terrorism as opposed to victims. >> okay. look. obviously you are making a point that sun supportable. i'm talking about actual acts of terrorism, people die, people get wounded. we can key fine terrorism many different ways. i'm saying we have had an awful lot of people killed by islamic terrorists what i hear you saying is we are not going to take a moment why this is happening within our community but instead we are going to look at the larger community and blame them. that's what i see happening. >> that's unfortunate. you know, first, it is important to understand that the data that i'm relying on comes from law enforcement. specifically the fbi as well as elite academic instiewgs such as duke university. >> so let's say there are 10,000 right wing extremist acts every day. it still doesn't answer the question why are people coming to this country in the na

jurors viewed a videotaped confession from the avowed white supremacist killing nine parishioners at a historically black church last year. it is an account of why dylan roof opened fire from dylan's own mouth. >> in his chilling confession, dylan roof said he considered himself a white supremacist, he said i went to a church in charleston and i did it, i killed them i guess. this is security video of roof entering emanuel church last year. he said the trayvon martin case woke him up and prompted him to research online. prosecutors showed jurors the confession on the third day of roof's federal trial, where he's accused of 33 counts including hate crimes. minutes before the massacre, during bible study, prosecutors say roof can be seen in this surveillance video. he quietly walked out, gun in hand. he said i was absolutely in awe that nobody was out there. if they had been there, he would have shot himself. he was arrested for a traffic stop the next day and he seemed surprised when he was told that nine people died. when asked what he would say to the families of the victims, he sai

but look the vast majority of people who supported trump were not white supremacists. they were ordinary americans. i think many of them concerned about the economic lie livelihood and the future of theirs and their kids. for democrats as one of my colleagues pointed out the other day, it's like after you lose a big game. yes, you had some bad calls and maybe the other side had some dirty plays. i think in this campaign, they certainly did. but you gotta be good fluenough beat them notwithstanding those obstacles. we were not able to beat them as we should have. i think there a lot of things because it was a close race that had we done just a bit differently we would have won. but unfortunately, yes, i think there was an appeal. there were dog whistles that went out to some very unsavory people, including some in the white supremacist movement, that played a role in this election. that was i think disgusting to many of us. >> congressman adam schiff, thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> jill stein's comments about the michigan vote recount and how many were left blank. will

during the election. >> if providing a platform for white spre supremacists to have.'m more proud of hillary clinton's alt-right speech and any other moment on the campaign. i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. >> no you wouldn't. >> yes, yes tie know you wouldn't, respect any. how exactly did we win. go for it. i would like to know. i dedicated the last four months of my life to do it and we did it. lou: the other side won. here is why they lost. the tone, the tone. the president-elect breaking with tradition, speaking with the president of taiwan. the telephone call the first time an american president has talked with taiwan's leadership in more than 30 years and it is sure to infuriate beijing. the trump transition team released this statement about it all. during the discussion they noted economic political and security ties that exist between taiwan and the united states. president-elect trump also congratulated president tsai on becoming president of taiwan earlier this year. and meeting with a number of top contend dears, the day began with trump

>>> if providing a platform for white supremacists makes me a brilliant technician i am glad to have lost -- give me a minute, david, when i am more of hillary clinton's all right speech than any other moment on the campaign -- >> wow. >> because she had the courage to stand up and i would rather loose than the way you did. >> do you think i ran a campaign with white supremacist had a platform. you are going to look at me in the face and tell me that? >> it did! >> and that was between two that took place thursday night at harvard university. let's bring in democrat congressman of kentucky, and good to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. >> you have been a staunch clinton supporter. i want to ask your opinion, do you believe her camp truly believes trump tried to appeal to white nationalists and that's the specific reason why he won? >> i don't think he tried to appeal to white nationalists and i think he gave them a license to surface and to be very public. i think we can maybe say that's not really a stdistinction, but think if you give people a license to are complicit, a

. >> providing a platform for white supremacists, makes me a brilliant tactician i would have love todavid, i'm more proud of hillary clinton's all right speech. she had courage to stand up. i would rather lose than the way you guys did. >> no you wouldn't. that is very clear you wouldn't, respectfully. how exactly did we win? go for it, jen, how exactly did we win? i would like to know, spent four months of my life to do it and excuse me, and we did it. melissa: erick erickson, noelle nikpour and steve murphy are back. air. >> eric: , that righteous voice belonged to jen palmieri, as wikileaks said ugly, hateful things about catholics, evangelicals. now she is going to be the righteous one saying anyone who didn't vote for hillary clinton is supporting a platform of white supremacists. what do you think about that? >> you know, we actually doe ist hillary clinton alt-right speech. what we know from all the pollsters, when they looked at their data, the biggest shift in the election didn't come from james comey t came from her calling trump supporters a "basket of deplorables." then s

. >> if providing a platform for white supremacists makes me a brilliant tactician i'm glad to have lost. i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. >> no, you wouldn't. >> yes. >> no, you wouldn't. >> yes, yes, yes. no, you wouldn't, respectfully. >> reporter: but then, conway defending herself and the campaign. >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a platform? you're going to look me in the face and tell me that? >> it did. kellyanne, it did. >> and that's how you lost. do you think you could've just had a decent message for the white working class voters? how about, it's hillary clinton. she doesn't connect with people. how about they have nothing in common with her. how about you had no economic message. changing the race. >> reporter: joel bennenson reminding team trump that clinton leads by 2.5 million votes. >> don't act if you have some popular mandate for your message. the fact of the matter is more americans voted for hillary clinton than donald trump. angry. but, wow, i mean, #hesyourpresident. how's that? >> reporter: and trump's original campa

clinton aides blasting trump's camp for providing a platform for white supremacists. raw emotions of this meeting. >> two-hour panel discussion at harvard university was supposed to cement the 2016 campaign in history, instead it added a new chapter. it got ugly fast. jennifer accusing trump's team of elevating the beliefs of white supremacists. >> the platform they gave to white supremacists, white national lists and his presidency goes forward, i'll be very glad to be part of the campaign that -- >> jen, do you think that i -- excuse me, do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists had a campaign? are you going to look -- >> i would rather lose than win the way you did. >> trump campaign manager kellyanne conway insisted that wasn't true. >> do you think you could have had a decent message for the white working class voters? do you think this woman who has nothing in common with anybody -- >> i'm not saying -- >> how about it's hillary clinton. she doesn't connect with people. they have nothing in common with her. >> listen to clinton adviser weigh in. >>

we know the white supremacists are coming out of the woodwork.don't understand all of this, but we know it's dangerous, and we know that trump has not done enough to stop this. oh, yes, he says a few of the right things, but he's got scott bannon who ran breitbart who encouraged white supremacists to come on and talk about what they believe in. we have a right to be suspicious and we have a right to be frightened because something has been unleashed in this country and it was unleashed by the trump campaign that's causing all of us to be concerned about where are we going and what does this all mean. >> you can definitely have an aspect of concern and trump has denounceany white nationalist ties, but when it comes to cabinet picks so far, and kellyanne conway said this at harvard, that more americans decided to vote about donald trump less about why they were offended but more for why they could be affected. she meant it in a positive. how their lives would benefit. we see the president-elect's plane about to leave. >> first of all, hillary clint