we have a mexican mafia, we have the northern structure, the aryan brotherhood and nazi low rider. these guys are here because of their criminal activity. it's either drug related, assaults on staff assaults on other inmates. we do house the worst of the worst here, security is paramount. while you've been validated as a gang member, you're going to remain in shu. >> one of the most dangerous inmates in the shu is a child who was made to lead the mexican mafia. he is shackled by two officers, they insisted our staff wear puncture resistant protection. >> i'm german mexican, but my heart's always been brown. i was in l.a. county jail for 3.5 years. they put me on trial for murder/robbery and possession of heroin. whether i was innocent or not, just by looking at me, i was guilty. and i was pissed. there was no way i was going to let the system give me life in prison unless i earned it. so -- oh, i owned it all right. >> we listened to tapes of a jailhouse admission to a murder christian committed. >> it was an individual from my area. he had put himself in the wrong position by -- i

especially the aryan nation and others, there very much about traditional female values and it isn't really a space for them to be the kind of engineers. there's not a lot of work on it, there's a lot of work on women in radical movements or extreme movements, but much less on women as leaders. >> why do you think they're not? i almost never see -- >> i will say that's not entirely true because depending on what community you're looking at, some groups will agree that religion is a port -- an important factor. many weavers wife had visions of apocalypse. visions of going to a mountain. she was really the religious leader of the family all the way around. they moved to idaho because they thought the apocalypse was coming. where religion comes into this, very often is a powerful woman figure on that so there's also a very much a masculine -- masculine warrior culture that puts women into the background. there is, there certainly is -- i think we don't tend to think of her, phyllis schlafly as that. that are pushing some of these things. you are right, there certainly is, in the literat

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aryans court today in new york will the maker of jack daniels whiskey brown film has issued a profit warning whiskey is among the american products targeted by retaliate to terrorists from the view which includes peanut butter and harley-davidson motorcycles while the e.u. in the us have declared a cease fire on their ongoing trade conflict some products will continue to be affected by tariffs until the two trading partners can come to an agreement. japanese electronics giant panasonic plans to move its european headquarters to amsterdam from london in october it says to avoid any tax issues think to bragg's it well the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven which could see panasonic face retroactive taxes for its u.k. operations back in japan and the sonics that uncertainty about the movement of goods and people post breaks it also played a role in its decision. argentina's economy is in crisis in the country's currency the pacers suffered its biggest one day in last three years overnight that's after president modi so mark re

business cereal champions byron munich facing another top to bottom time in the curtain raiser to the aryans did prevail but it was not the dominant start they were hoping for. thanks for joining us on marian evans dean. pope francis has received a warm welcome from supporters in dublin during the first papal trip to ireland in nearly forty years the pontiff will address tens of thousands of supporters at croke park stadium in the irish capital he's also due to meet with abuse victims earlier on saturday people lined the streets of dublin to welcome the pope to the city but his visit has been overshadowed by. decades of sexual abuse scandals and the cover ups have served to erode the moral authority of the catholic church. francis said that he shares the shame and pain of the church's failure to tackle abuse here's more. pope francis arrived in dublin knowing the first papal visit to ireland in nearly forty years would be overshadowed by the scandal over sex abuse by predatory priests the very presence of the pope would once have electrified the whole country but social changes and the sex r

of big names missing what was that about yeah he was benching a trio of superstars colombian commas aryan robin at the beginning at least and big surprise months home it's the german top defender and two world champion was also not in the starting squad he was replaced by a youngster nicholas you know so it was tough in his decisions but obviously he did not have any problems to make them. apparently is of course a big talent but i'm sure that's almost or not have been happy to was not amused he was not amused was he another person who can't be very of means we see him find us on the lawn kingsley come on the french star he was injured for a long time and now he's injured again yeah he just came back from a troll ligament injury. he was out for several months he had a very good pre-season he won the competition with our young robin for the place in the starting spot. after normal fouled yesterday he tore his sindhis moses ligament and he will be out for several months again. poor guy yeah absolutely and not good news for by alex love talking to you about football thank you so much for . a

against a federal government out of control that is part of a long, detailed, oftentimes anti-semitic aryan nation conspiracy theory of what happened to the united states government. pick your pieces of the lego box of masons, jewish bankers and put them together but this event is coming out of that conspiracy theories. right? and coming out of the actions of the united states government that allowed the conspiracy theorys in many ways to -- not to fault them. right? understanding, maintaining a secret state, a national security state, intelligence organizations, is allowing these -- a lot of these claims to be made and the actions of the things that were done at nk ultra and northwoods and the other things that are coming out. makes it harder and harder to make the case we'd love to make which is we would never do that. right? so, this is gore va dal. he is on the left. a long-time leftist critic of american empires he said. and he wrote about the shredding of the bill of rights. he declared vicki and sam weaver as victims of cold-blooded federal murder and the waco, the slaughter of the i

foremost first minister alex salmond is taking his country's government supports claiming it's the aryans in his alleged sexual misconduct in the legal he gave us his side of the story. saying why. that's the pains of having a field show you having a field opportunity at level three the scottish government process doesn't do that you don't get to see the evidence you don't get to hear is that you don't keep. a very warm welcome at seven pm here in moscow and you're watching r t international with me and it's happening with us now washington says fresh sanctions against russia will kick in on monday the penalties are links to claims the kremlin orchestrated a nerve agent attack in the u.k. and will target russia's financial sector as well as a certain on sales to moscow antti some are contacts the difference these sanctions will make. now the new batch of sanctions will come into force on august twenty seventh and will prohibit russia from importing secure u.s. goods and technology related to national security but there were also a few waivers first the foreign assistance act which would h

groups within that team one where the was the bling bling and the other one was called it's called the aryans you know and we have like those rap fans of rap music you know lovers and then we have a long there's that that picture and we have this group there's sort of like hiking and then we have guys like. boudicca look at it. you know. on the other hand we have a guy like. thomas miller he owns horses he loves horses and i don't know what it was per right. look at him. so obviously we have those two groups and. can can bridge the gap between those two groups. i think no i mean he's been there over a decade and i mean i disagree with dan you say i think the responsibility is on the managers shoulders you know he has to corral his his team he's been there for so long he knows he knows the personalities of his team he knows what the players are like and you know i think it was just you know you just drop all of that you know you can't you can't just go there and put all the blame on the manager if you're making millions and millions and millions of euros it's also up to you obviously there nee

india, another pushed south through africa -- another pushed south through africa, then to dakar, aryanso would move across the withic, then hooking up bucktoothed pals to join in the conquest of the united states. all they love dust was shangri-la, and they would claim o, if they knew where it was. between japan and the united states, i shall not be content merely to occupy guam, the philippines, hawaii and sentences go i look forward to dictating the peace to the united states in the white house, washington. yamamoto wrote those words in january 1941. pes, the conquering jac army down pennsylvania avenue. see what they did in nanking, manila. imagine the field day if they marched down the streets of washington. that before striking, a preliminary step was necessary. fromberlin, from rome, tokyo the campaign started. confuse, divide, soften up their victims, put that youefense, scream are abused, shalt that you are oppressed, the world is wrong and you are right. if you shrink it loud enough and often enough, they believe you. above all, use their free toess and free speech destroy them

berries some tropical aryan that coming through the weekend.ler atlantic, north—westerly airflow that will bring quite a number of showers during the course of friday. this will whisk through fairly quickly, some sunshine in between and at this time of year the sun is quite strong so it will feel pleasant. some of those showers like heavy, some downpours and pale and fund. some lengthy spells of rain heading across southern areas. 18— 21 feeling quite pleasant, more sunshine on offer by the evening. a little rich of high pressure will kill those showers off for many. starry skies with light winds into saturday morning, it looks a cold start. then we get to the weekend and the tropical air is mixed in with this area of low pressure and it is causing the computer models a little bit of a headache. where is that rain going to fall? it looks like a decent start to saturday, lots of sunshine, the cloud comes in and it looks as if the rain will make its way into western areas. best of the sunshine further east. a little warmer, 20— 22. tropical air t

real competition and rocket companies all over the world not just not just boeing and lockheed but aryan space ross cause most of the japanese the indians the chinese everybody is concerned can we compete with space x. so it's really been revolutionary and it's led to a tremendous amount of innovation which i do not think we would have had if it had just been the government involved now i heard you seen one of the interviews that private companies such as basics of blue origin are willing and able to take more risks than nasa or any other government agency do you think government should play any role in determining the perimeter yourself though the risk just as a matter of public safety because i think you would agree that launching a vehicle into space maybe represents hadn't known or know they do in order for space exploration any any or boeing or lockheed i mean any any private company needs to get government approval before they launch and of course the government approval is mainly to make sure that they don't hurt anybody on the ground we don't want rockets falling on the land near

mean there's corruption right through this school that would have a right or interest of slaves or aryan and it meets the television media. even yet some weight pretty dim of you you would take. to eighty retreats high schools right this was something but part of the theme of the movie was that that the way adults and the way the outside world viewed what these kids were doing was so disconnected from what was actually going on and so it was an early form of look at how things get twisted in the media and you know that the the girl who was the meanest girl in school was celebrated for being great once she died and once people thought she committed suicide so they said oh there was so much more going on inside her head than we ever knew about and the obvious irony of it is no none of that was going on inside her head at all she was just mean and even the news even the school you scrape tried to jump on the bandwagon there was a africa or appeal across the eighty's were famous for the live so and have a good appeal and everything but the even the school magazine is saying you know let's go

me and to me you know a pair of eyes often aryans never the one supports the top of the camera to the rabbi to make up a place where one summer nobody else there. had a bomb and they took me like you mean i want you. to shelter them from public or else. they're to have it right you might like to have lunch but no. you know no more. now on you know the production stuff absolutely kid stuff i'll see you know like i've. read enough. about from what i hear i hear they look at a dinner out i'll be it was began their search out throughout the day a very cool like a. is that enough it was like you know i set up a scope it's. try to do away with a hit a. baseball bat against the iraqi regime but you know we're going to do what it takes to survive you know the end of the year it is the last hour and go out without work so a barrier about it you get nothing like a i just want to work oh. i'm so young. what a good free spirit will. help me. won't make it right here no blood spots now from our. president donald trump promised to revive coal and has rolled back environmental regulations that the i

then from dakar, jump off to meet the honorary aryans, who were to move in on south america through theame time, start a course from the scandinavian countries, to hook up with his bucktooth pals coming over from siberia, to join in the conquest of the united states. there it is, gents. all they left us was shangri-la. and they'd claim that too, if they knew where. and did they think they had a chance? listen. isoroku yamamoto: [speaking japanese] narrator: "when war comes between japan and the united states, i shall not be content merely to occupy guam, the philippines, hawaii and san francisco, i look forward to dictating the peace to the united states in the white house at washington." yamamoto wrote those words on january of 1941. yes, the conquering army down pennsylvania avenue. that was the final goal. you will see what they did to the men and women of nanking, hong kong and manila. imagine the field day they'd enjoy if they marched through the streets of washington. but before striking, a preliminary step was necessary. from berlin, from rome, from tokyo, the campaign started. p

turkey and israel and what he heard from all of those leaders and all of us have heard from them is aryan is the big threat it's not isis convinced of the dividends from this new approach trump now refused any idea of possible dialogue with iran. saudi arabia has welcomed mr trump's realistic approach to meeting the challenge of iran's extra territorial ambitions in the area and we think it was about time that the u.s. walk up to the fact that the problem with iran is not just nuclear development but it is this ambition to expand its control over the arab countries around it and mr trump was very much responsive to this idea the visit to saudi arabia was a clear signal that the u.s. is going to now completely side with iran sunny neighbors and support them and arm them and the obama era of believing that the region should be shared between iran and saudi arabia was over and that was i think the trip to saudi arabia and the rhetoric against iran was the turning point. president trumps insistence upon this new american vision of the middle east came as a relief to the saudi monarchy. a saud

desperate at this point already has announced that it will stop issuing visas to katori nationals aryans interior ministry says students already studying in the country and other kothari citizens with existing visas will not be affected by rain saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt started a blockade against qatar in june of last year when mars later on sunset she says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand refugees the muslim minority group fled me and mars for kind state after a military crackdown last year more bodies are being found as floodwaters recede in the indian state of carola more than four hundred people have died in the worst floods in a century with one point two million people and temporary camps as are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is next. once a wealthy nation in venezuela is in financial crisis its currency is crumbling inflation could reach one million percent the president introduces a radical recovery plan but can it fix the economy and what will the political fallout be this is inside story. hello and welcome to

it started with the area and e aryan -- with th nations. we developed a unique response in 1985. we got a joint training program with protestant church people, mainly presbyterians and methodists, farmer advocacy theps, the new ones, farmers union we got, we didn't get the farm bureau. not a farmerau is organization. it is an insurance company. and midwestern senators and congressmen who take support from them are criminals, in my estimation. [applause] andfarmer advocacy groups people like myself, we did two-day trainings for colorado and wyoming to ohio, and from and weo north dakota, had the secretary of agriculture with us on a three-day spin through north dakota. and we had more than 2000 farmers come to those events , and wewo-year period of thethose guys out farmer movement in the midwest. it took us two years to do it. [applause] there was a jewish component of that, by the way, for those of persuasion. the kansas city jewish community relations bureau developed a program where jews were going to farmer events, including a ticket at the farm home administration. by women'

blonde and blue-eyed, they are incredibly aryan. they are referred to as tall nordics. nordic excels at being a turn of eugenicists taxonomy coming out of the early 20th century, as opposed to those lower-class southern europeans who were counted as being the nordics. you see the short gray as the kind of equivalent of southern europeans to some extent in this taxonomy, the short gray whose description owes a debt to those little green men, to the movies of the 50s, to frank scully explanations, but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by bonnie hill again. not only do they set up the template for the narrative, but they said the idea for what to the big headed gray alien with the big eyes looks like. the other big groupings of alien species within these taxonomies are our old friends the reptilian, or to give them their ufo conspiracy name, the jacksonians, who are these tall lizard people who are probably hiding amongst us, plotting to take over the earth at any time. anybody remember the english conspiracists we talked about before was particularly foc

that is not the place for aryan nations. but the difficulty of debate is that your -- when you have a student or you have a your delta flight that you're having this conversation with, it's hard when the two sides regard each other as naive or stupid or worse, corrupt. like you're part of this system, right? the conspiracy believers often have to consider a considerable amount of evidence. that may or may not be true, and they have mastered it and it will come at you in rapid fashion. so the difficulty of engaging in evidence that may or may not be true, often referred to as a quantity of evidence over a quality of logic, right? you're having the conversations with your students, you will -- i will venture a guess as because when they are 18 in my classroom, i am shocked at the amount of information they can master about a conspiracy theory and shoot out with 100% confidence and be unable to tell me anything about the constitution. right? so they are skilled in particular areas, right? so again, these are often ideas that ar

my mouth to god's ears, i really hate those black rats and anyone else that doesn't have pure white aryan through their veins. >> talking to a true white american. >> god bless white america. >> that's a clip from spike lee's new film "blackkklansman" which he deliberately released this weekend to mark the passing of charlottesville. it is based on a true story of an african-american police officer in colorado springs who infiltrated the kkk along with his white partner. the man that inspired that film, author of "blackkklansman" is with us by phone. ron, thank you for taking time to be with us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> what was it like to see this on film and to take yourself back to those moments? >> it was a very -- i have seen it four times now. i never tire of watching it. it is like an outdoor of body experience. very surreal. hard to believe that that's my name that's coming out of the mouths of the actors and the events that i lived are being recreated in some cases almost identical to what happened. it's a very strange experience, very surreal to see this. >> it is interesti

and anyone else really that doesn't have pure white aryan blood running through their veins. >> i'm happyca. >> god bless white america. >> that was a scene from director spike lee's new film, "blackkklansman" out today purposely released one year after charlottesville's race riry ri riot. a true story of a black colorado springs police officer who successfully infiltrated the kkk. that officer would go on to strike up a relationship -- so joining me the man that portrays duke in the film, a pleasure. and congratulations on this film. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> you have been acting for quite a while. a lot of roles. the grand wizard of the kkk. did it take you a minute to say yes? and once you did say yes, tell me why. >> well, i asked to do it so it wasn't like someone asked me. i kind of hunted down the script. i wanted to read the new spike lee movie and then when i read it, i thought i think i have a take on david duke. and when i called up my agents saying i want to play david duke, there was a long silence on the other end of the phone. >> really. >> they said you have t

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to god's ears, i really hate those black rats and anyone else really that doesn't have pure white aryanir veins. >> talking to a true white america. >> god bless white america. >> let's talk about it. i don't want to give away the ending to the moo vie and what happened. this a true story. as i'm watching it, people were sitting in the theater going oh -- they were like, i can't believe this happened. did this really happen? i'm like, yes, this did really ma happen. >> and it's still happening today. i hope this film is -- i used the word, two words, wake up, in all my films and all gone back to school days, '88. there's not a time for not just america, but the world to wake up to this rise of the right that's gone globally. i don't know when it will be. i'd also like to add, what happened the last 18 months with this guy in the white house, vote, this midterm election, i don't know what's going to make you want to register to vote. we got to -- this is -- this is evidence what happens when we don't show up. and that's -- i know there's others -- i know there was s shenanigans going on

many jewish physicists were expelled from their posts by hitler's aryan decrees. these included some of the very best physicists of their generation. and many made their way to britain and the u.s.a. and they understood the data -- hitler and the nazis only too well. and among them were several who would help make the atomic bomb a reality. albert einstein, germany's most famous scientist, crossed the channel to england with his wife protected by a british naval , commander who had the singular experience of having once been invited to kill rasputin. the autumn of 1933, finding england too formal and preferring a life with, as einstein said, "no butlers, no evening dress," he accepted a post at princeton. and one french physicist remarked, i think only half in jest, that it's as important an event as would be a transfer of the vatican from rome to the new world. the pope of physics has moved, and the united states will now become the center of the natural sciences. also in 1933, we have frederick and irene -- frederic and irene joliot-curie's, who we see in the ne

the aryan race, the master race. trump tweeted, he is against all types of racism. but that goes back into that many sides foolishness he was talking about. there are no all types of racism. there's one type of racism. white supremacy and white nationalism. there are no asian racists. there's no black supremacy. there is no asian supremacy, no jewish supremacy, no latino supremacy, no native american supremacy. so this is being enabled by him. and this is the most direct association with white supremacy, white nationalism and racism. trump is a racist and a white supremacist. this is the most direct association between these groups, and a president in office since i think woodrow wilson. you know, we have had other presidents who clearly were racist. but it was a more indirect and more subtle dog whistle going on. we know about reagan and the bushes. but this is a direct relationship. and he can't deny that. i know you all have been covering amarosa all day. she can talk about what she's talking about now. but she helped to enable this. anybody in that white house w

nazi leader adolf hitler was trying to show off his so-called superior aryan race. team u.s.a.ns broke or tied the world record in the first three events. three african-americans swept the podium in the high jump. hitler left that event early and jesse owens was good as gold 82 years ago today. u.s.a. right after this newscast you can catch us on facebook watch with a fox news update every day around 4:00 eastern so 3:00 in oxford. we do a facebook watch update and news headlines and stuff that we find around and it shows up there on your facebook watch feed. streamline on facebook watch in just a few minutes and you can always watch it there on demand. when news breaks out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with maria bartiromo today because neil cavuto is out. dow at the end of the day they started selling. so we're off about 76. stay tuned. right after this. ♪ ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they k

they're incredibly aryan. in fact, they're commonly referred to as tall nordics. nordic itself being a term of eugenicist taxonomy coming out of the early 20th century as opposed to, you know, those lower class southern europeans who can't be counted as being as racially superiors than nordics. and you see the short gray as the kind of equivalent of southern europeans to some extent in this taxonomy. the short gray, whose description owes a debt to those little green men, to the movies of the '50s, to frank scully, explanations, but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by betty and barney hill again. not only do they set the template for the abduction narrative, they set the idea of what the not only do they set the template of for abduction narrative, but they set the narrative for what the big headed gray alien with big eyes looks like and cements that in the public consciousness. the other big kind of grouping of alien species within these taxonomies are our old friends the reptilians. or to give them their ufo conspiracy name, the draconians. wh

they have institutionalized themselves and the aryan nation 1983 flyer was in every farm belt town. it came, it started with the aryan nations and i've written for the american prospect on not that i could give you chapter and verse but i'm not going to do that here. the unique response in 1985. the god a great joint training program. you'll excuse me a few minutes why talk about this. a great training program with artists and people, mainly presbyterians. advocacy groups, the new ones are the farmers union we didn't get the farm bureau. not a farmer organization. the midwest senators and congressmen who takes apart from them are criminals in my estimation. the farmer advocacy groups and people like myself come a couple of us did today trainees from colorado and wyoming to ohio and from texas to north dakota. we had the secretary of agriculture with us for north dakota. we had more than 2000 farmers come to those events over a two-year period. we redid those guys out of the farmer movement in the midwest. it took us two years to do it. [applause] the kansas city jewish community her

representatives and state senators here and i was left a handwritten note on my door from what looked top sock aryanhem online and over twitter once in a while. >> one of the thing this is raises is that your home state of arizona has been something of a calderon for all of the most incendiary issues and messages that are coming from this president some of his best-attended earliest rallies in the 2016 campaign season were held in arizona. what are you seeing on the ground in your home state now? you have several congressional seats up for grabs. is president trump coming in and ralei rallying for those candidates? something that will lead them ultimately to victory? do you see enough energy in the democratic base? >> i want president trump to come to arizona. he should come and rally for the republicans in district six to nine. he could jump in my district if he wants. we encourage him to come here because we think that people need to hear from him in arizona and i think that would help democrats as much as possible. >> i want to play for you to switch gears slightly because we're having this conve

not hear, see, smell, they won't even -- you question if it's even human, and aaron never -never -- aryanavered. ainsley: before the interview had aired the family had raised $4,000. now it's over $36,000. that's thanks to you, our viewers. if you want to donate, head to our website, friends@foxnews.com. ainsley i know you interviewed that couple and my goodness what an amazing family. ainsley: i got so many text messages. it wasn't me, it was our producers booked that and they are an amazing couple. wow, they have been through a lot. they gave it to the lord, and the baby is going to be okay. brian: thanks, guys. president trump throwing his support behind senate candidate mike brawn during rally in indiana. >> a vote for mike braun is a vote for did you ever hear this before? make america great again. brian: does mike braun agree with that? that will be my next question. ainsley: rules on school -- calling them not appropriate ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand d

which was amazing when you think but what los angeles is now, but it was actually advertised as an aryan par dies -- paradise because there were very few mexicans and african-americans. so, it's like the essence of the city is all of these perspectives, coming into close proximity. that's one thing that really attracts me about urban history, and my contention is that while this can create a lot of strife and violence and a lot of what i write brought in the book is strife and violence, i also think that it serves as a catalyst. when you have all of these different people with different agendas, sharing the same space and trying to get their interests out in front of the people in power, i think you -- this is why cities are founts of innovation and new thought, and so that's been, i think, a theme in my work over the last three or four books and it is something that i -- you know, i actively look for perspectives that might have been underrepresented in the past. >> we have time for one last question. >> so my question is in a sense of followup to that question, not about the perspectiv

most i mean there's corruption right through this school that would have a writer and the slaves are aryan and it meets the television media even and yet some plate pretty dim of you you would take it. to a t.v. treats high schools right this was something but part of the theme of the movie was that that the way adults and the way the outside world viewed what these kids were doing was so disconnected from what was actually going on and so it was an early form of look at how things get twisted in the media and you know that the the girl who was the meanest girl in school was celebrated for being great once she died and once people thought she committed suicide so they said oh there was so much more going on inside her head than we ever knew about and the obvious irony of it is no none of that was going on inside her head at all she was just mean and even the news even the school newspaper tried to jump on the bandwagon there was a africa or appeal across the eighty's were famous for the live a yes or and have a good appeal and everything but the even the school magazine is saying you know