what about the alt-left that came charging at the, as you say, the alt-right?they have any semblance of guilt? not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists by any stretch. those people were also there because they wanted to protest the taking down of a statue, robert e. lee. excuse me. you take a look at some of the groups, and you see, and you know it if you are honest reporters, which in many cases you're not. but many of those people were there to protest the taking down of the statue of robert e. lee. so this week it's robert e. lee. i notice that stonewall jackson's coming down. i wonder is it george washington next week, and is it thomas jefferson the week after? you really have to ask yourself where does it stop? but they were there to protest -- excuse me. you take a look. the night before, they were there to protest the taking down of the statue of robert e. lee. >> neo-nazis started these things. they showed up in charlottesville. >> you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had peo

they're planning an alt-right parade in berkeley on sunday. so the concern is that even if milo calls this off, you know, there's dueling press conferences that say it's on again, off again. his followers are already here and already doing damage. >> they chased you across campus at one time? >> a group of proud boys spotted me, and, you know, i think like -- i don't know that they saw me in particular. i think they saw a faculty member and took an undue interest in me. >> you know, one of the issues here, though, is that cal has become such a flash point for the whole debate over free speech. if uc berkeley had said no to the event like you wish they had, don't they risk being further criticized by right-wing groups as being intolerant of conservative views and shutting down free speech? >> i think there are conservatives on campus. there are conservatives in the faculty. john yu teaches at the law school. it's not exactly that berkeley is hostile to conservative speech. but this particular version of the alt-right, which i genuinely believe

america gets diversity and the alt-right gets tech. i'm playing eddie, i am eddie. that is some of the people, they just want-- and then some of antifa say they want to burn it all down. >> the world got a glim paragraphs of these tactics in action when some clad all in black smashed the windows of a starbucks and a bank of america. just blocks away some members of lacy mccauley's antifa group disrupt j20 swung into action torching a limousine and scuffling with police. >> breaking a window is a symbolic act. windows break all the time, things break all the time. >> trevor: yeah, especially when you throw rocks through them. that is someone who clearly doesn't have a black grandmother. like if i ever tried that [bleep] with my grandma, she would antifa my ass. grandma, things break all the time. and she would be like and are you about to be one of them. you are about to be one of them. but seriously, though. like breaking a window was a symbolic act? you might think in t is some deep statement but most people see that and think great, now i've got to walk a whole bl

>> it sounded like you were saying this is not an alt-right or not an alt-left. we're rallying behind donald trump. you're saying that's what these people are saying? >> yes. >> but you're not interrogating that deal at all? >> i have. i've spoken with early people. >> so you realize that's totally incorrect. >> yeah, alex. >> mike, you know what, do me a favor. you're welcome to speak with him but we've got another reporter i've got to get to as well. >> thanks for your input. >> all right, mike, thank you, appreciate that for any number of reasons. let's go to the protesters who are returning to the streets of st. louis after a night of unrest. more than 30 people were arrested and 11 law enforcement officers were injured. now, the protesters are angry about the acquittal of former police officer jason stockley on charges in the death of anthony lamar smith, an unarmed black man. u2 has cancelled the concert out of respect for the protesters but the protesters are gathering for a rally near st. louis, missouri, there. let's turn from politics. we've got new rea

but what he specifically left out was the alt-right.hen he later went on to defend them, saying, "well, they had a permit, and the other folks didn't." as far as i'm concerned -- amy goodman: and talked about the "alt-left," the other folks. christian picciolini: yeah, and talked about the altthere is no alt left. there are americans, and then there are nazis. and let t me just say, the peope that didn't have a permit there, the people who were there to counterprotest the nazis, well, the u.s. constitution gave them a permit to do what they did, so they didn't need one. and as far as i'm concerned, that's one of our most important american values, is the ababiliy to protest what we see as damaging to our core american values, which still, frankly, need a lot of work. amy goodman: i want to turn to a new trump tweet. he just wrote, "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you can't change history, but you can learn from it. robert e. lee, stonewal

about the alt-left that came charging at, as you say, at the alt-right? do they have any semblance of guilt? >> stephen: first of all, sir, the opposite of alt-right isn't the alt-left. it's the "not nazis." ( cheers and applause ) but he was quick to point out that not everybody in that crowd were neo-nazis. >> all of these people-- excuse me. i've condemned neo-nazis. i've condemned many different groups. but not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists. >> stephen: that's right. some of them were anti-semites. it was very diverse. ( applause ) and trump challenged the media to be fair. >> take a look. the night before, they were there to protest the taking down of the statute of robert e. lee. not all of those people were white supremacists, by any stretch. >> stephen: okay. the night before. let's take a look at the night before. ( audience reacts ) yep, just your average, friendly, civic-minded, torch- wielding mob. probably holding the torches so everyone could see them point to all the good peo

i was talking to mike beccera at the top of the show here, the alt-right gathering in washington, d.cying i would be protesting against the president if i were there. >> i'll believe it when i see it reflected in public opinion polling. from everything we've seen so far, his base seems more interested in backing trump than really backing any sort of principles. >> so are we going to see here, robert, on wednesday, and i mentioned this earlier, on a wednesday we get a deal on the budget, the next week we get something on daca, this coming wednesday we get a deal on tax reform? >> no. tax reform is really difficult. the last time we did that was 1986. we may get a tax cut, the republicans may tinker with tax rates and call that tax reform. but comprehensive tax reform, i don't see that happening this year with all the republicans have to do this year, i don't see tax reform happening. >> liz? >> i agree, if anything happens, it will be tax cuts. with all the special interests that will descend on washington, no, i do not see that happening this year. >> what we do have, though, is the p

it caught on outside of gaming with what people are calling the alt-right. at that time they didn't have a word for it. all of them i was the target tissue or especially because i refuse to back down and called it what it was. >> host: what does this have to do with politics and wisest in the alt-right thing? >> people capitalize on this sort of thing. breitbart has run numerous pieces about me and as well as my family. the first one was called lying feminist -- going through video games. it linked to photos of me at my dad's home address and stuff like that. it's weirdly extremely personal and not personal at all all at the same time. the fact that so many new people from all different walks of life are making games. people like them and they are like oh no this is mine. he can't be here and there's the entire element to like yelling at anybody they perceive to be remotely feminist. there are so many -- nightmare trash that lined up perfectly and i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> host: zoe quinn when you first on this blogpost on line where wer

feel like the trade is the left a little bit but spot on here but all those people out there is not alt. >> dagen: bury g., but if these liberal leaders spoke up maybe berkeley would in have to spend $600,000 after seeing all that violence earlier this year. >> or maybe if you spent all 40,000 students at berkeley a bill for $20 to pay for the security, it wouldn't be any violence, [laughter] either. let the free market work that's the way to do it, but i don't think the leaders on any side democrat, republican, need to speak up. you've got to remember, these incidents if you will are normal ly confining you to the coast, the deep blue areas and these liberal universities. by the way you never would read about something like this if shapiro had spoken at the never all academy for example, or west point of university of oklahoma so as lee said look it's free speech. no one likes the violence part, but i'm fine with everything else. >> dagen: jonas? gary most of those kids would pass those $20 bills on to their parents, i would say the blues brothers, and it makes sense to have protest bu

loss alt ohs says it went through craneway there in loss alt ohs didn't find it once they arrived but the homeowner showed the surveillance video. you can see the mountain lion there. happening in loss alt ohs. >> be careful with pets and be careful at night. >> oh my gosh trying to find his which back to los gatos. >> there you go. >> taking a detour. >> is this friday? >> my goodness it is. it is. >> still ready for the weekend. >> we are ready. >> i know. >> great looking one. >> it is not too hot. temperatures primarily in the 70s and 80s throughout a large majority of the bay area. with the nice weather coming our way and the last weekend of summer i thought i'd look at how brults summer has been for us. you can see we had 17 days at 100 and/or hotter. debilitating for a lot of us. the hottest 114 in concord keep in mind the average summer high is 89. july went down as the seventh hottest in history. the good news fall starts next friday. as you'll see in the scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we have fall-like temperatures building back in. let's get into t

part of that group was alt right which we've used the term much now. and the very founder of that movement, that idea, is saying because of these deals with democrats, deals, agreements, i would be protesting against him. >> right. what i think is the most interesting we have steve king who is on the far right who in many ways represents the far right especially in terms of immigration issues because he's been the most outspoken on them. and he came out right when trump was making the deal with democrats and he said this is causing irreparable harm. trump's base is completely destroyed. what did he do, he turned around and said just because we disagree on one thing doesn't mean we can't go along. i think what's going to happen, trump's base is going to fall in line just like steve king did. >> kevin, what's your thought on washington, d.c. as you know, the videos become viral. were hats being burnt, the make america great again. this is that video from one donald trump supporter now burning his hat because of the two agreement discussions wednesday aft

classifying them as a hybrid gang, and just to make things a little more interesting, there will also be an alt right gathering, called the mother of all railies, and a counterprotest to that. so who insane clown posse, and just what is a juggalo? we send sarah konsmo to find out. >> reporter: what is the insane clown posse? >> it's kind of weird. i don't understand the whole goal of it. >> i think it is a modern day clown revolution. they're tired of doing birthday parties. they want more respect. >> reporter: not exactly. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it is a music group, and their fans are known as juggalos, and juggalettes. they expect crowds more than 3,000. here's a sampling of their music. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: more than just music, some say it's a subculture. the insane clown posse is known for huge, and annual rowdy gatherings with carnival themes. in this inspirational video for marchers, they're making it clear this is a serious marc not a time to party. >> don't give them what they want. don't be drunk, don't be belligerent. >> reporter: why did the fbi call them a gang? the group and

>> maxine waters' comment about the putin team and alt-right being in the white house, i think that's legitimate conversation we should be having. i think democrats should be scared of, republicans should be scared of, people what tendencies to not only cite breitbart and alt-right literature but also echo some of the tones. >> tucker: no, i read breitbart, i know most people who work over there, the clan, that's just way over the line in my opinion. >> i think it's become kind of like kleenex, it's a generic term we use -- >> tucker: this is totally crazy and when we get civil naughtiness we can point to people like that. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: mark stein is technically a foreigner of sorts but he cares more about american well-being than most of the politicians in this country, we are always proud to have them on our show. what do you think the long-term effect is of having politicians, people holding elective office saying things that are so over-the-top and so designed to terrify people and nobody calls them on it, would you think long-term i

. >> just hit control alt delete. control alt delete. >> control alt delete! control alt delete!up your firewall. you forgot to plug it in. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't think that's right. hey, here's -- here's something even scarier than that. equifax. you know the people who keep our credit scores and have access to all our financial information? well, they were hacked. hackers got hold of the personal information from more than 143 million americans. they were able to get credit card numbers, social security numbers, banking information, everything equifax has. who would have ever guessed that a company with the word fax in its name without outdated security technology? [ laughter ] equifax now, they have a website where you can go to check to see if your data was compromised. all you have to do to find out is enter your last name and your social security number. [ laughter ] for real. that's quite a plan. hey, everybody, you know, your social security number may have been stolen. give us your social security number. we'll let you know if it was. [ laughter ] i on

whoever created the entry points basically had it set up so that the neo nazis, alt-right, whatever you want to consider them, i consider them a hate organization, had it set up where they came directly past us who had a permit to stand there. the hate started early in the morning. about five or six of them would walk past and lower their flags to like tap you in the head, the flag would wave across your face. they had their news groups there asking people, oh well, do god let gays into church, do god li like queers? we continued to sing and chant spirituals, sing gospel, just trying to really not focus on them. around about 9:30, 10:00, things had gotten really, really, really bad. now, i know personally a few of the officers on the charlottesville police department, so i took it upon myself to walk up to the barricade where they were standing and ask them, are you guys going to step in at any time because people are being very violent. clearly they're violating the law. what they're doing is against the law. they're assaulting people and you're standing right here being a witness to i

antifa, the alt-left, alt-right are more dangerous on their own, not responding to police.l, i'll let you wrap it up. job of the police are to protect the citizens. shouldn't they have the best gear to do that? >> i think they should have the best gear and there is something to be said images of them looking like a authoritarian force. we could find the balance, split the baby, give them the right equipment and not that gives the wrong impression. lauren: coming up, why someone here says a lot of people will have to eat their words about president trump next week. i' ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪maybe we can find a way ♪there's got to be solutions ♪how to make a brighter day ♪what do we do? ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ ♪try a little more ♪harder than before >> welcome back. it's time to put our panel on the spot, a sectionment we call fox on the spot. rachel. >> my prediction next week hell will freeze over and the media will give trump and gove

the controversial speaker and former columnist for the alt-right breitbart news is known for his racist remarks. his appearance in february ended in violent demonstrations ultimately forcing the university to cancel it. his planned appearance sunday prompted hundreds to march at rallies in berkeley earlier today, denouncing the alt-right, calling them fascists and nazis. >> free speech week at berkeley that's claiming to be free speech, but we know that it's hate speech. and that's people come onto campus for violence and they perpetrate anti-arab and dlamophobic rhetoric. >> yiannopoulos told nbc news that students were threaten with expulsion if they held the event. but campus officials suggest it was a setup, that students never even signed the contract. >> just yesterday i personally received an e-mail from one of the speakers, and i asked him, was this ever real? he said no. >> reporter: now, yiannopoulos says that he hasn't said what the topic of his speech will be but he is expected to speak tomorrow at 12:00 noon. now, if he shows, campus officials say they're ready. with plans

. >> reporter: activisted in support of groups like black lives matter and denouncing the so-called alt-right calling them fascist and nazis. >> our standing in opposition to white supremacist violence. >> reporter: organizers say those associated with the alt-right which is yiannopoulos directly encourage acts of hateful violence, groups like the catalyst project which work on issues related to race relation. they don't see berkeley's free speech week. they hope the community will stand united against it. >> when milo yiannopoulos last came to campus, his goal there was to reveal the identities of undocumented students at berkeley so that they would either be deported or be targeted for racist violence. we think that's beyond the realm of free speech. >> reporter: some of the organizers tell me they believe their show of solidarity is one reason why free speech week was actually canceled. coming up tonight at 6:00 we hear from chelsea manning the u.s. soldier who was jailed for releasing classified documents. reporting live in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll co

nobody in the crowd knew what the alt right was. her campaign chose to show trump as an extremist and so forth. to report what she was saying was very effective in showing our audience what they need to know about the facts, and how out of touch she and her campaign were with what was really going on in the campaign, it wasn't some fringe movement but a populist moment where trump was connecting to millions of people who didn't get their opinions from twitter or website or blogs with people experiencing what trump was talking about in everyday lives that no politician had acknowledged. there is a lot to be learned from way the press coverage to 2016, we are still seeing journalists trapped in the same mode. we got along well with those people who wanted to be friendly, people from left-wing outfits. it is a question of temperament, individual people, you find conservative journalists, try to get along with everybody, not possible all the time. there is a next book to be written about lessons for the media and this presidency. >> hos

i would like to see them have debates with college republicans, conservatives, and even the crazy alt-right people. have those debates and see who has the best ideas. the best ideas will rise to the top. if you truly believe in your ideas, let them rise to the top. it will be clear who has the best set of facts and who is making the best case. host: arlington, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. this thing about free speech on college campus is a right-wing conspiracy that has been going on right wing radio for a long time. let's talk about free speech would be president of the united ill,es going after jemele h that was free speech under attack. talk about the president of the united states going after nfl players for taking the knee. we have thousands of people in charlottesville who showed their allegiance to adolf hitler and insignia, a foreign army that killed hundreds of thousands of american soldiers, and the president said there are good people in that crowd. this is just the way the conservative right will try to throw down the mobilization of other groups like antifa that w

does the term alt—right mean anything to you? live for a year amongst the most high—profile alt—right groups in the uk and america and feed back what he learnt. patrik hermansson experienced first—hand the violence in charlottesville and secretly filmed a lot of what he saw. patrik is here and we‘ll be speaking to him in a moment, but first here‘s a clip from his undercover filming. he‘s hearing from one of the most influential alt—right figures in america, greg johnson. we can speak to patrick now. thank you for coming in. first of all, what did you witness, what were the things that have really stayed with you after that year of being with people from the alt—right? you after that year of being with people from the alt-right? there are many things. i mean, it‘sjust so much extreme hatred against — every minority you can think of is a target of these groups and they are extremely connected and they have strategies and long—term plans on how to make their ideas into public policy. the things you were hearing ona policy. the thing

applied, many will tell you, saved my life so i could actually make it to the hospital in time with alt blood loss. rad, where are you at? once i arrived at med star hospital, i was a little bit out of it at that point, but luckily i ended up in the trusted hands of dr. jack sava and his great team over at med star. they gave me a second chance at life. and through many, many surgeries where my life was truly in the balance a few of those, they did a wonderful job at making sure that i was well taken care of and ultimately made it through that point so i could get to dr. golden and his team who actually put me back together again, which was quite a task, to the point where i'm actually able to relearn how to walk again. dr. sava, dr. golden, thank you for being here. thanks for your teams' work. above all else, i want to thank y lovely wife, jennifer. those of you who know her know how strong jennifer is. she's an incredibly warm and loving wife. and she's an incredible mother to our children. somehow through the late nights and the surgeries and all the other things, she managed to hol

the so-called platform for the alt right. we also learned that kobach and other members of the commission are using personal e-mails to conduct the commission's business. that sounds pretty familiar, right, joy? don't you remember people chanting, "lock her up" when hillary clinton did that exact thing? this is illegitimate in so many ways. the more we learn about it the worse it looks. >> how much is strictly racial? the idea that people like kris kobach and hans just believe that, for some reason these black and brown voters are just by definition illegitimate? shouldn't be voting? and how much of it is partisan? and saying we're looking at the electorate and saying, who tends to vote for republicans and who tends to vote for democrats? let's try to erase as many democrats as possible jp how much is partisan and how much is race? >> clearly both issues are at play, but the racial dimension cannot be minimized in any way. what is really driving this wave of voter suppression laws driving this commission, drove this entire pr

." >> big gates apologized for making control, alt, delete function so hard.was nice of him to apologize but i'm still waiting on clippy. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning". norah o'donnell is off. bianna goal degrlodryga is with. president trump announced new financial sanctions against the north. >> the country's supreme leader, that's kim jong-un, also responded directly to the president's warning that he will totally destroy north korea if necessary to protect the u.s. allies. kim jong-un said, quote, i will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged u.s. dotard with fire. >> it means a weak or senile old person. ben is in beijing with this us precedent words. it's getting nasty. >> reporter: this is unusual for one of two reasons. one, this is from kim jong-un, not state media. secondly, it's highly personal. he called the president of the united states, mentally deranged, rogue and playing with fire and a barking dog barks louder. president trump called the north korean

we're kind of diving into this alt-media landscape.orld of like, paranoid conspiracy that suddenly filters its way down into the mainstream and into the oval office. that was kind of the world we wanted to live in. >> seth: yeah, it was a good time for this. >> yeah. >> seth: you -- i want to talk about it, because it's sort of inspired by alex jones. and first i want to show, here's a promo for your show "the opposition." >> who are they? the enemy. who's the enemy? they are. i already said that. pay attention. it's time for us to fight back against them. because them are fighting against we. >> seth: all right, very good. [ laughter ] made it super clear. >> very clear. >> seth: but then -- this seems to me like a gift. tell me if i'm wrong. alex jones saw that promo and did a long piece on it, on his show, on his radio show. >> he has a lot of content to fill up on the radio show. when you -- when you do alt media radio, you're on air about 20 hours. so if there's something to talk about, you talk about it. >> seth: and here's what

but they are going out of their way to say this is neither an alt-right nor alt-left or any kind of classification. they're rejecting this. they say this is unity behind the president. >> all right. thank you for the update there from d.c. want to bring in now bloomberg political's national political reporter, also republican strategist and washington examiner geeian notice called well. to all of you, welcome. good to have you with us this afternoon as we are going to jump in and cover a whole lot. i want to start with what's happening there in richmond as we saw president trump sienl a congressional resolution this past week condemning white supremacists in the wake of last month's violence in charlottesville. how far does this go to calming public outrage over his public remarks after that violence? >> it doesn't go nearly far enough. you know, it is say one thing, do the other. this is a pattern of the president saying one thing and then doing the other. and it's a flip flopping. look, if you look at the course of trump's rise from, you know, mexicans are rapists and murderers to blacks don't h

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