or you know the kkk put the largest bounty on her head that they have ever done for anyone. and there was one occasion when some of the kkk had an opportunity to assassinate her and a very good opportunity. but so the story goes, they could not bring themselves to kill this woman. so you know, it was very real! very real. >> did your grandmother ever speak about it? >> never! never! and certainly not to her grandchildren. she never had personal protection whatsoever. and i think that she just accepted that her work was too important to allow any kinds of threats to disturb her. and she just went right on doing her thing.>> the remember at all any of your relationships with fdr? and did elinor talk about him as y'all were growing up? >> it is interesting, first i was too long to really remember my grandfather. but i do not recall my grandmother ever specifically discussing fdr with us. you know, they had an interesting if you will, relationship.certainly it was not the kind of marriage that one would think of as a normal marriage. and yet, they had such a strong partnership.a

during our exclusive interview today lonnie revealed the noose was found near the kkk exhibit. he would not say if there was video of the noose or the person who left it. he did say when the museum was built it was designed to be one of the best protected museums in all of the country if not the world. >> reporter: how did your staff react? >> very tough. while it didn't surprise me it happened, i was disappointed. but i think for a lot of the staff, the younger staff, it was almost their first contact with the kind of explicit racism a lot of us grew with. >>> who killed matthew murray? that remains a mystery tonight. the 26-year-old man was active in the gay community and his friends say his kindness touched everyone he met. wusa9's janice parks breaks down what we learned when he was killed just two days ago. >> reporter: he was vibrant, gay and black and he was found dead in his apartment. his friends tell me he was such a kind soul. here's what we know. so far police know they are not investigating this as a hate crime at this point. they say that because evidence right no

marvin: hicieron tres k y al final como una a, como kkk. andrea: hubo más. marvin: era algo más grave que lo que había pasado. porque ya habían puesto más letras. andrea: hondureño de 29 años, marvin vive aquí hace una década y siempre trabajó en la misma fábrica que procesa pollos. cada quincena envía dinero a sus padres. marvin: hay muchos americanos que piensan, pues, que tal vez uno viene acá nomás, este, a robar el trabajo o hacer cosas malas acá. pero la verdad, pues, no es así. andrea: su primo sergio slaya quinteros está indignado. sergio: ah, me enojé porque eso no está bien. yo tengo años de vivir acá, a mí nunca me ha pasadnada. andrea: marvin es de los pocos hispanos que viven en el vecindario de mayoría anglosajona. marvin: ya no se siente seguro. uno ya siente como más miedo. andrea: ¿miedo a qué tienes? marvin: a que lo vayan a matar a uno. ¿qué tal vengan en la noche y vengan--? le vengan a poner fuego a la casa, ¿verdad? y entonces a veces es el miedo que me da. como que ya no duermo tranquilo tampoco. andrea: marvin teme dejar su casa y dic

>> what was the symbol back in >> what was the symbol back in the day, when you had like the kkk and stuff like that? they would hang people. >> a self-described white supremacist may not be who he says he is. >> he has a mixed brother and sister. he's not a racist. >> and that can make him a marked man among other white supremacists. >> if you get caught being counterfeit, you could have serious, serious things happen. first, all the tattoos got to come off one way or another. >> another inmate attempts to hide the true nature of his recent conviction. >> when word of that gets out, it's almost like a target on their back. >> he's a child molester. >> and the jail takes steps to protect him from, among others, one of his cellmates. >> he a sheep. i'm a wolf. ♪ >>> fairfax, virginia, is a modern-day city steeped in reminders of the civil war. the cannons outside the old courthouse still face north just as they did then. and a nearby sign marks the site of the first confederate casualty, and across the street at the fairfax county adult detention center, christopher russell says race

once a site for kkk gatherings, today, about half of clarkston is foreign born, some 1,500 refugees arrivevery year. we are part of the united nations treaty and willing to take in refugees who through no fault of their own have been displaced from their homes, clarkston will continue to welcome them. refugees,on and its even the younger ones, not immune to the growing unease and deba overmmigration. >> i felt welcome when i came here, we were like by everyone and last year or the year before , some people were like, more hostile towards us. kidsry scary and i told my , we do not have to worry had. >> 10 undocumented somalis were arrested here and are preparing to send them back to some all you. ,any lived here for years allowed to stay because conditions in their home country had been so bad. -- they 17et me say years, and then i am deported, some did not have a chance to say goodbye. >> my husband has been detained. >> as the families wait for word , immigration authorities say none have refugee status and the majority of some sort of criminal conviction. violence andngoing famine in som

it was found on the floor of the second level exhibit of the kkk and segregation. of that the founding director lonnie bunch is saying now an outpouring of unity has come. >> what i love is look at the faces. it's america at its best. unbelievably diverse. it's a group of people that help us remember what america c >> the congresswoman calling on the president to condemn the death of richard collins 3rd, the bowie statement killed. she wants attorney general jeff sessions to probe deeper into this noose incident. back to you. >> justin finch live outside the national museum of african-american culture and history. >>> 5:07. two people in the hospital. one of them in serious condition after this crash on the intercounty connector near layhill road. the crash happened just before 9:30 last night. you can see a tractor-trailer on its side. it collided with a car causing that car to go up in flames. chopper 4 also flew over the scene of a fatal crash in virgin yeah they say a 45-year-old man was killed while riding his motorcycle south on telegraph road. his name was t

it was found tossed near the kkk exhibit in the museum and police are investigating this as a hate crime. bruce johnson got an exclusive interview with museum founder and director alon any bunch. what has been the reaction to all this? >> the range. anger, disgust, surprise. it is worldwide. the web is blowing up over this. i talked to lonnie bunch. he says there is grave concern from the thousands of people who have contributed to the african-american mizzou seem. it was intentionally left in clear view so others could find it. >> yesterday afternoon a noose was found in the history galleries of the museum, near a section that looks at the kkk in the 192. kind of message? >> i don't know. i don't know how to read it. what i know is the noose is such a painful symbol, that, to me, this really was a very hurtful moment. >> reporter: who do you think would do such a thing? >> i think, we have no idea. was it a kid who thought this was an interesting prank? was it somebody who felt that this museum was a symbol of an america that maybe they didn't agree with? but all i know is that is remin

the people who purport to use islam are no different than members of the kkk who have perverted christianity to support their activities in the past. this is absolutely analogous activities that are going on. host: farhana khera of muslim advocates. muslimadvocates tha.org. think you so much. -- thank you so much. guest: thank you. host: now, we take you to the house of representatives. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., june 7, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable mike johnson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocat

>> oh, absolutely, what they did to the kkk, that was great work, and they should be lauded for, theyecame famous because they brought cases against the kkk, they were set up to defend people like me, and now they are putting targets on our heads, it is high time that they get their just desserts, . >> shannon: so we all agree that they have's done some good luck mike work along the way, where do they go off the rails? >> discourse among the left became polarized, the control left for that reason, we need to reassert ourselves, individual rights, and i think when that discourse became hardened, we saw the results of it. we saw what happened, charles who is also been listed by them, suffered a concussion because she tried to stop them from being attacked, we saw the attempt on the republican lawmakers life, we often associate violence with far right or islamist jihadist, but in this case, it is leading to violence. and it needs to be checked. when we were critical of mccarthyism, it was precisely that tactic that the left adopted. we make a list of people in this way, they end up being

the noose was found on the floor of a gallery on segregation yesterday in front of a display of the kkk in the museum. words of hope for supporters today though. >> what i love is look at the faces. it is america at its best. unbelievably diverse. a group of people that help us remember what america can be. >> on another note, the museum says it cameras in the area where the noose was found, but they're not commenting on the images the cameras may, or may not have captured. congresswoman jackson lee calling on the department of justice to step in and investigate. at live des tik, leon harris. >> russian president vladamir putin backtracking abut meddling in the 2016 presidential election. in a surprising admission for the very first time, the russian leader suggested, russian hackers may have been involved. but as nbc's peter alexander reports now, putin says his government did not play >> reporter: vladamir putin changing his tune back pedaling. putin acknowledging, private russian hackers not connected to the government could have been involved. if those hackers feel patriotic, put sp

museums, founder of the african american history and culture, one day after a noose was found at a kkk exhibit there. >> we are going to spread the word we are not going to stand down. we are not going to stand for this kind of activity. >> as a proud gay american, i want to say that all of us would not be here without the struggle that our african american brothers and sisters went through. they opened the door for sifl liberties for everyone. this is an assault not just the african american community, it's on everyone. >> they are treating it as a hate crime. >> do you remember that killing that might be racially motivated that killed the lieutenant. well, students aren't waiting to ofindut if it is a hate crime, they are making demands now. >> reporter: with the door open to discussion, quickly turned to administrators, two were at this campus town hall. the latest meet egg after richard collins iii was killed. >> alexis is about to be a senior here, she says there has been a rash of racism with no response. in april a noose was found at a frat house. >> it's definitely a cultural i

in the attorney general for monday's civil-rights movement began to say the kkk leads to the death in desegregated schools. the spin nicad you go from campus riots to supporter of donald trump and? >> and i agreed to the books for the school but it was victorious and then mr. the vietnamese without our protection. but i realize the laugh was never the anti-war movement. and that is what motivates the. >> in your new book "big agenda" you write the pelicans need to direct their heroes that the achilles heel with the responsibility of misery and suffering. >> there is a chapter in my but called the achilles heel . democrats have a stranglehold with every killing field. chicago. baltimore. washington d.c.. 100% controlled by the democratic party. everything that is wrong with the inner-city. and those of a graduate are functionally illiterate. with the beautiful mother of four children who should not have been on the street every oppression of minorities democrats and progressives are 100 percent end until donald trump spending over 20 years with every speech from the democratic party to

i joke the only thing they decide not have what a kkk quad and then the actually did have the kkk come to distribute fliers. that's the atmosphere you have on multiple campuses in the trupp -- country and that's the history of how african-americans see themselves. these are not historical relics. these are reality and we always talk about fact that no one would woo ask an african-american student to look do this if -- wife this specifically college campuses? doesn't happen. i study it it. doesn't happen on high school or elementary cool campuses -- school campuses. the reason why african-american students are attacked because colleges or economical transformational and a battle field whether you will uphold white supremacy or change it so the black students on the campuses is a direct threat and people decide to attack the threat. one other reason is white students come on college campuses completely segregated. african-american students and white student does not go to the same schools, do not live in the same neighborhoods. 74% of african-american students go to a segregated and cool

saying other events might want their own stickers and that could cause problems if the group like the kkk would be seacunniesed. >> it's a celebration of the lbgt community. against the police where it is sad that the president would take that fan. >> the chief of police said his department wants to be encollusive and they're a step towards achieving that. >> in palm beach florida a true american success story. >> lynsey paulo tells us the -- linda fertado sees the business becoming a fast growing franchise. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they have created a sweet life for themselves in sarasota. >> that he are the best. it's kind of a european filling. >> they wanted to bring a cake, their native brand. >> we use the ammunition and it is just wonderful. >> the small colorful delicacy called the macaroon not to be confused with the other treat. >> we don't use coconut. but the name is macaroon. >> reporter: they named their store the macaroon. >> and i would like to say it is the french start, but everything is made in america. >> everything is in the natural ingredients. we use an x factor and

. >> you think of the kkk, would you call them radical christians?> it's not people killing other people in the name of christianity. >> it's a unique proper local islam. >> by not addressing the threat you are not going to get anywhere defeating it. >> focus on a rehah bill of extremist groups trying to figure out why they are extremist. >> there is a deep-seated fear in my opinion that is irrational. jesse: the fill "no safe space spaces." i couldn't see your collar on that video. my favorite part of the video is when the person sits. they want acceptance and rehabilitation for terrorists. >> what we are seeing are the real world impact of the p.c. culture. i don't think it stems from nowhere. the left has been pushing this, we know this. president trump in the white house refused to say it. when we saw president trump catching heat for saying radical islam. i think students are quig prepared answers they know they are expected to give. jesse: we had your producer friend on here last week and i can't believe what he said about safe spaces. you go i

the latest news is at a kkk exhibit at the national museum of african-american history and culture andhis as a hate crime. only on 9, sat down with the museum's founding director. >> yesterday afternoon, a noose was found in the history gallery of the

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even the kkk, we don't like what they say, but they have the right to say it.s america where you can say anything you want. charles: any type you start talking about saving the first amendment, it's a victory for everybody. republicans celebrate another special elect victory. democrats prove honest introspection is not one of their things. we'll be right back. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. here comes the fun with sea-doo ♪ starting at just $5,299 and up to $500 rebate visit sea-doo.com today charles: tuesday night democrats came up short in georgia and south carolina. the president of the liberal think tank and long-time confidant of hillary clinton took to twitter after karen handel won to express her frustration. her tweet one important lesson, when they go low, going high doesn't bleeping work. i thought she needed a reality check so i counte

that should lose his job instead they gave him a raise, a cartoon of scalise giving a speech to the kkk you think that scalise was a target of this -- troubled shooter? >> well, i did not know about that posting, lou. look, the more information we get, the more that appears to be a targeted attack. certainly on members of congress. very likely i think on specifically republican members. and that is some evidence that steve himself may have been one that office specifically targ -- was specifically targeted that really troubling, this guy was so deranged and filled with rate and rage, it pushed him to this point, for him camping out for a couple of weeks, protesting then leading to this massacre. i don't know what the warning signs are, and we need to know how did he know about the baseball field, how did he know congress was there, was there social media chatter about it. lou: his threats on his social media, against the president of unite united states went either unnoted or someone failed to inform secret service of those postings, either way. there was a lot of evidence this is a tro

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so i walked up with her and what is ironic is stone mountain is where the kkk had its rebirth in 1915 following the lynching then not long after there was a race riot. and there are confederate flags with of right reading -- winning races but it is in that way anymore so i was fascinated -- fascinated by the juxtaposition here in atlanta i went to the west view cemetery where my grandfather and my mother's father is injured in a magnificent mausoleum and also turns out there was a hill for confederates and up on top is a tattered confederate flag. now this neighborhood is complete the black so i just they could not put it there but there it was a couple years ago. one more thing. so with urban planning in development and business with philanthropy and the importance to make this happen and affordability issues there is a huge problem with that on the dull wine. so unless so unless you have decent schools you are in trouble wherever you live. so i said in the book on the verge of tremendous growth were declining into mediocracy so the worst of the very wealthy and the core of any major

there are images of the flag and a symbol of the kkk.he students said they didn't know the symbols were signs of hate. the teacher says the page represented what the kids learned about the civil war. the school lans to remove that page ask reprint the yearbooks. >>> nbc 10 continues to follow breaking news in the bill cosby trial. >> the star witness takes the stand. what she had to say when she faced cosby in court. >>> plus b kevin hart says cosby influenced his career as a comedian, but what he's saying about cosby now? >>> keep the umbrella and the jacket handy. as long as the wind is off the ocean, i'm tracking more showers and chilly temperatures before a big warm-up this weekend in your most accurate weather forecast. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and peopl

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there was also the time that maddow theorized that she could be a gateway drug for the kkk. a look. >> a lot of people who i think are like this, they wonder if he is a gateway drug, if there is something beyond donald trump himself, that means a much greater transformation of the republican party into something that is going to be new to mainstream politics. >> hannity: and a maddow, fully paranoid, also push the conspiracy theory that the trump administration has turned america into a saddam hussein style dictatorship. really? is he killing people like saddam did? watch this. >> we have never thought of ourselves as a country where they get to be whatever they want, as a ruling family kind of place, but now that is what we are. >> hannity: of course, she has also pushed some pretty bizarre theories about some members of the trump administration, you don't like people like vice president pence, listen to this totally false accusation. nbc. watch. >> when the vice president-elect first ran for congress, he ran on a platform that the government should take back all the money

it was in front of a display on the kkk. museum said it has cameras in that area, but won't comment on what images they may or may not have. reverend lewis from atlanta said the discovery of the noose is a remind t trying to suggest that we're not equal to other american citizens because of our color. that's tragic. >> reporter: but he's not sitting down. >> that we really need to, in protest of this, rise above it. and let the people know who would try to do this, that we're not going back there. ♪ ♪ >> we will put our arms around each other, that we will love each other, and that we will not be separated. >> reporter: there is extra security at the museum today. now, our chris lawrence continues our coverage now with a closer look at some of the other unfortunate incidents involving nooses in our area recently. chris? >> yeah, unfortunate is right. this isn't the first time a noose has popped up at a place that symbolizes tolerance or education. back at the end of april, someone hung a noose inside the fi kappa fraternity

many people think of white supremacy as the kkk and hoods and neonazis and far right armed militia groupsupremacy is centering whiteness and devaluing that which is not white. >> historically, white men have been the biggest terrorists in thunited states of america. >> see, those are looked at as anomalies. the assumption is they're mentally sick. when it's muslims, we want to flip the script and reframe things. >> what makes you want to live here? >> this is home and this is very comfortable. you know, dr. king once said that 12:00 on sunday is america's most segregated hour in america. well, the friday prayer time in this muslim community is the most integrated. we have a nice community here. >> well, thank you, brother, for talking to me. i appreciate it. now you got a lot of food to eat. much of the food in the area is permissible. even though common sense goes against it, i'm headed to see how the sausage gets made. okay. more like where the meat gets made. damn. now i'm hungry. >> these are some of the products that we have. these are lamb products over here. this is ribs right here

it was in front of a display on the kkk. museum said it has cameras in that area, but won't comment on what images t not have. museum visitor lexie was born in alabama and understands the dark symbolism of the noose. >> for those who thinks it's some sort of intimidation, we've survived worse. >> reporter: her grown children are also feeling strong, but now they have to tell their young cousins what the noose means. >> but i thought it would be better to bring it up when we're actually here in the environment, because as my mother said, that's a part of our history. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: staff from the national museum of the american indian joined in to say, we are one with you. ♪ we shall overcome someday >> that sort of thing is not welcome here, and we are not afraid of you. >> i'm more interested in what it w all of that unifying experience. it had to be uplifting in a sense there. >> reporter: it was, jim. we were standing here talking with museum visitors one second, and the next second there was this group of people, inclu

retweeted kurt aiken walt, his tweet demanding a redo of the election and suggesting that trump had kkk sympathies, "why burn a flag, donald trump things crosses burn much better." this is and intemperate political activist. how did she get a security clearance? we get asked the same question about a lot of people working in government right now, especially in our vast and unelected intelligence bureaucracy, many of them hate the president. that is happening for in other administrations, people disagree with the new guy. when it does happen people with integrity -- that is how a healthy democracy operates and has for a long time. but no longer. cushy government gigs in the name of principal, they have taken a cowardly route, one that is destroying not just the administration, for making the government impossible to run. for the record, not all leaks are bad, even though it's that heard politicians that you might support for the public does have a right to know a lot more than it does. trust us. but these specific leaks aren't designed to help and they are not helping. they are not attem

majority leader eric cantor lost, questions were raised about the speech he gave to a group by former kkk. scalise told recoporters i dete any type of group like that. he wept on to be elected house majority whip. making him the third most powerful republican in the house. congress member steve scalise is a staunch conservative and advocate of lower taxes and row he bust national defense. he would establish english as the official language of the united states and defund planned parenthood. he worked to protect constitutional rights. scalise railed against obamacare. >> you will see a problem on the floor by a bunch of members ready to go and rescue people from obamacare. >> reporter: he has tangled with al gore over the energy tax. in 2010 an after the bp oil spill off the coast of louisiana, steve scalise was quick to take on the white house. >> where is the president? does he not understand the magnitude of what is probably the worst environmental disaster in the country? we get mixed messages from the various cabinet secretaries who come down and say looks like they are satisfied with

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the day after a noose was found on the floor in a gallery on segregation near a kkk exhibit. today, visitors left red roses at the reflecting pool. the museum's lonnie bunch, came outside and told the it will crowd he was humbled and moved by this response. >> thank you, thank you, thank you, for helping us go through what is really one of the most difficult times we've had as a professional. we know it's not just a symbol. it symbolizes loss, pain, a country that we don't believe in. but your rallying around us helps us remember what a great place we can be when we come together. >> reporter: the museum says they do have cameras in the location where that noose was found. whether that means they have images to help police find who put it there, the museum is not saying. u.s. park police is investigating. >> all right, thank you, kristin. >>> the pennsylvania man arrested at d.c.'s trump hotel with an assault rifle and handgun in his possession will face charges. charges impact mark segraves can explain the change. mark? >> reporter: good afternoon. we wish we had more of an

we're not asking for a win but the constitution applies and the defense of self-defense by the officer kkk happen. >> with what if he wasn't in this culvert but 200 yards beyond in mexico? would it be different? >> it may be and the element of nature of the site. this culvert is unique. i would invite the court to look at exhibit 180 of the petition's append discs which is a picture of the culvert. >> what if the officer was not standing in the united states and actually ran a short distance across the border in mexico, that would be worse. would you say the rule would be different there? >> justice, it may be, first the border patrol agents are strictly prohibited from crossing the border. >> suppose he crosses into mexico and shoots the mexican national? >> the rule would not apply but doesn't mean that under the standards there are not constitutional protections, did he not know where the line was, did he go in hot pursuit and was he called over, the specific of the facts would affect the decision whether the constitution applied. under our proposed rule as mexico pointed out in its bri

i returned to my home city of charlottesville to find kkk rallies scheduled. the guy has the office next to me, wonderful guy from this territory, the mayor. under deep assault and very divided community. i've experienced this already from townhalls. which out 103 policemen guarding our local congressmen at the townhall. my question for you is, what advice would you give people of charlottesville? blue island and sea of red trying to have a have a dialogue but determined to get to results results. >> i'm not on the ground there. i i would say couple things. i'm not completely surprised by it. i am surprised by how hard it is for people to let go something that was obviously not true. and it really speaks to not how long the other side might be, but how much work we have to do. the overwhelming majority in my city want these monuments to come down. lots of people outside of our city for some reason feel an ownership of this. i am the very parochial here. to me in its essence, this is a property dispute. [laughter] it was really simple. i was born at night, but

now, this is a new phenomenon because usually on the far right, they're like the kkk.emand their right to protest. they do so and they get rocks thrown at them. this is a right wing fight club. >> thank you, jennifer, karine, and jeremy. finally when we return, let me finish with trump watch. you're watching "hardball." every to be heard... ♪ to move... with you... through you... ♪ beyond you. ♪ i know you worry i can't keep up with our weekly tee times. dear son, but i've been taking osteo bi-flex ease. it's 80% smaller but just as effective. which means you're in big trouble, son. improved joint comfort in seven days. osteo bi-flex ease. made to move. you on a perfect car,rch then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see in

so if we think of the far right to or hate groups we think of skinheads alien to militia and kkk and they still exists but not what they used to be. this movement has gone from boots to suits purpose is no surprise 30 years ago we had a concept called leaderless resistance where the bull was we recognize reverse carrying away the swastika and the shaved head we would not do that but it grow out the hair and not get a tattoo but go to university and get jobs of law-enforcement and run for office. here we are 30 years later in even i was skeptical about 30 years ago we're starting to see that happening the metastasizing of that cancer. they are smart, they'll learn how to massage the message but the ideology is the same based on fear. so because of the internet and it is a place to or marginalized can find their community in building an identity if they do have one in real-life because of the platform that used to look like this, now looks like this. to your daughters or grandkids or neighbors if they're not giving a salute you probably were not know that they were involved with their

now, this is a new phenomenon because usually on the far right, they're like the kkk. they dand eir right to protest. they do so and they get rocks thrown at them. it's a defensive thing. >> now they get arrested. >> its active -- >> you're talking to every local policeman in the country whoness they're coming. >> this is the right wing fight club. >> thank you, jennifer, karine, and jeremy. finally when we return, let me finish with trump watch. you're watching "hardball." >>> trump watch, friday, june 2nd, 2017. vlad the impaler, the vampire of acula appeared as daylight entry into a 21 century tale as gothic as we're going to get. putin vp sitting there spookily talking to megyn kelly, said a 3-year-old might have been the villain but not he who hacked into the democratic national committee. he wants us americans to know that donald trump was the man responsible for last year's election results, not the russians. it was trump's team's efficiency he said, and hillary's mistake that decided history, not any meddling by moscow. yes, his ambassador did meet. with the tr