the attorney for the antifa activists told the your this her closing statement, i'm wearing an i am antifat -- t-shirt, and she told the jurors that she would remember all of their faces. what do you think she meant by that? >> so the last line was said in the context of her announcing her retirement, and i don't know what her intentions were and why she said what he said. but -- what she said. but in my opinion, she did say it after we had been told by the judge that someone had been trying to access identities of the or or jurors, and after the judge has told us at the jurors is have concerns about their safety. and so i'm not sure what she meant, but she did say at the end that she's going to remember each of their faces or words similar to that effect and, unfortunately, that is how she left the jurors when she closed her closing statement. douglas: andy,ing you're a journalist, you've covered more than anyone, i think, in america the activities of antifa, their violence, their routine violence against state and other facilities, against individuals, they've attacked you, no prosecutio

investigative reporter andy nehl was attacked in portland, he was exposing antifa.ay of 2021, he was attacked again at another antifa rally. >> they pulled off my mask and goggles and shouted, that's him, get him, get him. i ran for my life throughout downtown portland in the middle of the street. no police. fastest in the mob caught up to me and tackled me and punched me repeatedly on the back of the head and face. i was pleading for mercy. >> laura: that attack put andy in the hospital, for years, he's been trying to hold rose city antifa accountable, filing suit against them. it went to trial and last night we got the verdict. all attacks caught on video and five hours of deliberation, the jury sided with the thugs. andy, tell us what the defendant's lawyer said after this verdict was reached. >> it was before in closing statements, she mentioned that resistance is not peaceful and she was going to be getting a shirt that declares i am antifa, she is retiring and will remember all of the faces of the jurors, it was a tense week with near media blackout because of

gop talks impeachment inquiry into president biden next month, and month a ca crowley with us on antifa protesters attacking parental rights groups in los angeles. and wildfire victims slam president biden's tone deaf gaffes in maui. and reports coming in, fema officials caught staying at luxury resorts in hawaii. and the media call out for not confronting weak on crime prosecutors fired by governor ron desantis for not doing their job. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay. let's get right to the action with the cohost of america's newsroom, bill hemmer. he is live at the scene of the gop debates in milwaukee. bill, it's good to see you. >> yeah, you too, liz. thanks. nice to talk to you. can i tell you? it's steamy here. [laughter] elizabeth: i'll bet. >> no, it's 100 degrees, and the real-feel temperature's about 108 right now. elizabeth: oh, man. >> we'll see whether or not it gets that hot -- yeah. we'll see whether or not it gets that hot on stage with eight of them four hours from now. liz, you're going to see something tonight that you

that supporting antifa or proud boys. on the one hand, that is may be good news because you do not see a lot of concordance in supporting groups but it makes us wonder for the 18% which is pretty high, do not support a group right now or one that we did not measure or assess which is highly possible for that kind of a -- are these folks ready to be radicalized to a cause or group that does not exist yet? we do know that the extremist right is evolving more rapidly than it has in the past. it is much less dependent upon specific group membership and it has been in previous decades. ok, so todd hinted at this. but the veteran population in the u.s. is demographically very different than the rest of the u.s. population. on the one hand, the military has been the great integrator and represents broad cross-sections of the u.s. ablation. but it is still quite different, so veterans are in the u.s. on average tend to be older and more likely to be men and the military as predominantly male. -- is predominantly male. that means

may 2021 i was attacked again while reporting under cover at another antifa rally. >> they pulled off my goggles and shouted that's him. get him. get him. and i ran for my life through downtown portland in the middle of the street. there was no police. the fastest one in the mob caught up to me, tackled me to the ground and was repeatedly punching me on the back of my head and my face and i was pleading for mercy. >> laura: that attack put andy in the hospital. for years he has been trying to hold accountable for all these attacks. even filing a civil suit against them years ago. one week ago it went to trial and last night we got the verdict. after all those attacks, all of them caught on video and five hours of deliberations, the george bush sided with the thugs. joining me now is andy ngo alongside his attorney eric sell. andy, tell us what the defendant's lawyer said after this verdict was reached. it was actually before in her closing statements. she mentioned that resistance is not peaceful and that she was going to be getting a shirt that declares i am antifa and she is retirin

the overlap was great for antifa and the proud boys. but if you take everything for supporters, only a little less than 20% of supporters also supported political violence. for proud boys, around 33% supported the proud boys and endorsed critical violence. you can look and say 18% of veterans supported the violence so how many supported proud boys ? when you look at it that way, it is less than 10%. on the one hand, that is may be good news because you do not see a lot but also, it makes us wonder for the 15% which is pretty high who do not support a group right now or maybe support a group we did not measure or is this kind of a focus ready to be a part of a group that does not exist yet? we know extremism is evolving rapidly compared to previously. and is much more specific to membership than it had been in previous decades. todd hinted at this. the veteran population in the u.s. is demographically very different than the rest of the u.s. population. on the one hand, the military has been the great emigrate or. but it is different. ve

she's like the antifa, and she used to write for the antifa.inst afd, but i'm not blaming you because that's what you hear from the mainstream media. in order to do your homework, you need to read alternative german media. you must not only listen to the german mainstream media. you will never get a fair picture. and i ask you and your team, did you do any research in the alternative media? just name me two or three alternative media in germany which you did some research before this interview... rather than focus on the media, it's probably wise to focus on things that happen in places like courtrooms — for example, different members of a far—right movement who were said to have toured the reichstag building in berlin, taking photographs, preparing, say the authorities... which has nothing to do with afd. nothing. well, forgive me, but you know as well as i do that one of the people being investigated for what in effect is an allegation of a coup plot is a former afd lawmaker. no longer in office. in office till 2021. i come back to this point

then who showed up, antifa. take a crack heads. all of a sudden the cops whenever they see in t for dressed in black it's like superman with kryptonite, get busy. if you're not to get busy we will. maria: that's what happened in that white turned violent because antifa showed up. >> antifa is not there for the first right to free speech, they don't want government, they don't want cops, they do want prison, they don't want in america. when they bring violence obviously do you think i turn my cheek, hell no. if you hit me a good hit you so hard your mother will feel it. maria: then you got arrested. >> that was an act of civil disobedience, gandhi to drive from our point. i'll get arrested week after week for all the communities that want to organize because our politicians have brought us to the brink of total chaos and all they think about is running for higher office you know why eric adams is doing this and what he wanted to one up cabinet he called him a racist and abbott succumbed to the border and they wer

the president said to him, as this was happening, these aren't my people, these are antifa. >> stephenl, no. but second of all, let's say they were antifa, wouldn't that want to make the president stop them more? you heard it first the president doesn't want to stop antifa and he thinks they are very special people and he loves them. [cheers and applause] while the president did not get in front of the camera for three hours on january 6th, the committee showed politicians of both parties calling on him to take action, including this guy. >> i call on president trump to go on national television now to fulfill his oath and defend the constitution and demand an end to this siege. >> stephen: oh, my god! who was that vital young man? he's got pep in his step! he'd make a great president. somebody judge joe biden awake and tell him we found a successor! [laughter] in his closing statement, representative kinzinger brought the whole thing home. >> whatever your politics, whatever you think about the outcome of the election, we as americans must all agree on this -- donald trump's conduct o

antifa came, they were there to crack sculls and they were there to deny us our fist amendment righthelped the police restore order. our rally continued. and then, as you pointed out, after speaking to the crowd sean, after wrestling my way through antifa, i was able to make our points that eric adams, swagger man with no plan, brought this on our city when he took on governor abbott. didn't help abbott down at the border, called him a racist and we've been flooded with illegal aliens ever since. and then i gave myself up in an act of civil disobedience with two, count them two others who are 81 years old both, and sean we're going to continue to do this all over the city until this invasion into our city, our state and our country stops >> sean: people always want to say it's racist. no, it's going to be $12 billion a year, and they're even kicking people, according to reports, out of old people's homes and allowing the illegal immigrants to take those beds. we don't have enough beds for our homeless veteran population. >> no, sean, it's about legal immigration. we welcome immigrant

that having this same relationship, the same unofficial liaison relationship with, i don't know, antifa-- that the sort of coziness between these organizations, i think, raises some eyebrows. are you surprised that the agency has not done more to sort of either disabuse the public of what was going on here or further investigate what was going on here? >> so, i think it is hard to draw a real clear -- i totally get your gut instinct. i think it's hard to draw a conclusion about how the secret service uses the term liaison. it is -- and i just want to say this in fairness -- it is normal for the secret service, when the president is involved, for them to reach out to different protest groups to try to suss them out, maybe undercover or in plain clothes, and say, hey, just want to check in with you, oath keepers, proud boys, right to life marchers, whatever the group may be -- we want to touch base with you, want to let you know the rules, want you to be aware of what you can and can't do during this rally or this event. that is not unusual. however, i think what this really highlights an

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i mean one of the things that happened was that i got attacked by the antifa people three times that night. you know, they they whacked me because was carrying a phone and, a selfie stick. well, that phone on the selfie stick wound up being the critical evidence that the prosecutors were able to use to file charges against the couple because i had gotten footage of her for her. the woman did the shooting reaching the gun in her holster was behind her back and i didn't know it at the time, but cops found it and so it wound up. i mean, basically, if hadn't worked it out of my hands, just they had worked it out of my pants 45 seconds before the person was shot. so we probably could have solved the shooting if it hadn't been knocked out. right. and so it was just another example to me of how a lot of times leftist purity gets the way of the practical matter of having a civil society and but but at any rate, but also, you know, i had enough dealings with to know that these people were mostly young people who were not a serious threat to anybody other than fascists were actually a genuine

a lot of the a antifa rioters are skinny whites. i thought of joining them to lose weight. doesn't he know that he's white? so the media claim knock rust statements are racist dog whistles but advocateing the death of a race gets a pass. apparently everything is racist except for sing ing about killing whites. that explains why some riots are peaceful. it's the idea when we only see groups, we exempt total groups from behavior that we demand from others, individuals. kill the boers, accept it. try that in a small town, racist. george floyd riot's accepted. january 6, worst thing ever. 7-eleven clerk clobber a thief, arrest. violent mobs in cities accept. don't call them violent mobs. that's offensive to violent mobs and future democrat voters. if the left believes racism only a paralyze to people they don't like the only racism that ex-is theirs tan -- and the raise i am is a tool that politically empowers and they can't really see racism because if they did they would have to remove every damn mirror in their house. [applause] >> let's welcome doug murray! michigan needed

riots sometimes antifa riots were sometimes compensated arrested . compensated for being arrested.hereas the people in this were not, they this riot were not, and they were taking riot to were actually taking the riot to where do some where it was going to do some good just burning where it was going to do some good random just burning where it was going to do some good random businesses. ng where it was going to do some good random businesses. it'll be down random businesses. it'll be interesting if you want to do interesting to if you want to do an insurrection, you generally need government your need the us government on your side then overthrow side and then you can overthrow any around world. any government around the world. >> any of us >> but i don't think any of us would an would support the idea of an insurrection it just insurrection. but it just strikes very that if strikes me as very odd that if he in this, if it he is implicated in this, if it is that he was, is determined that he was, that he still and what he could still run. and what will we thought will that do? be

riots sometimes antifa riots were sometimes compensated arrested . compensated for being arrested.hereas the people in this were not, they this riot were not, and they were taking riot to were actually taking the riot to where do some where it was going to do some good just burning where it was going to do some good random just burning where it was going to do some good random businesses. ng where it was going to do some good random businesses. it'll be down random businesses. it'll be interesting if you want to do interesting to if you want to do an insurrection, you generally need government your need the us government on your side then overthrow side and then you can overthrow any around world. any government around the world. >> any of us >> but i don't think any of us would an would support the idea of an insurrection it just insurrection. but it just strikes very that if strikes me as very odd that if he in this, if it he is implicated in this, if it is that he was, is determined that he was, that he still and what he could still run. and what will we thought will that do? be

she got on tv the evening and said it was antifa that attacked the capitol.man that was just speaking about trump did not do anything wrong and we overlook it, that is bs. host: that is racial in texas, this is richard in louisville, kentucky. good morning. caller: that constitutional professor you had on, i've seen her now, she's really the only constitutional person i think you've ever had on and i guess she is little -- host: we had several law professors on and you can find all of them on our c-span archives. caller: anyway, she kept going on about under no circumstances is anyone to misread the latest indictments, that it has nothing to do exactly with what happened january 6. i thought well what did the indictment say because i have not read it? that is why went to see to find out more about all you guys and your expertise what it reads and she said it is because, after the election, donald trump and all of the republicans said wait a minute, we need to try to find out where we cheated, did this happen? she said that was a lie. everything donald trump d

you had to stay home and locked down unless you are part of blm or antifa and then it was fine to roam the streets of this country and burn many of them down. host: he tweeted out that statement yesterday in the wake of this indictment. a wrap up of the reaction on the republican campaign trail. speaking of former vice president mike pence, he makes several appearances in this 45- page indictment that was released. the special counsel interviewed -- the grand jury interviewed the former vice president as part of this investigation and used contemporaneous notes the vice president had taken about those days and the days leading up to january 6. one theme described in the indictment involving the vice president's christmas day through january 6 and the interactions between donald trump and mike pence. on several private phone calls the defendant, donald trump, repeated knowingly false claims of election fraud and directly pressured the vice president to use his ceremonial role at the proceedings on january 6 to overturn the results of the election and the vice president resisted, includi

protesting at school board meetings while they give amnesty to joe biden, his sleaze bag son hunter, antifam, democrats get away with the most agregious crimes and they go after trump and trump supporters for noncrimes and what the american people need to do is remember this november 2024 when they go to vote. >> sandra: well, obviously you are sharing some strong personal feelings about the matter. the american people are just looking for the shear legal out come of what they are looking and a lot was exposed with the interview with his former business partner to hunter biden. we'll see what comes from all this. there are big promises made on both sides of the aisle. and this is jonathan turley the impact this case could have on the former president's bid for the white house. >> democrats have been playing with this for years, 14th amendment and claims of disqualification. it's a story you tell your kids at night if you are a democratic household so they sleep restfully. but i got to tell you, i highly am skeptical. i don't think a conviction would prevent donald trump from running. >> san

. >> flipping antifa hummingbirds! hi, it's me, mike lindell. the only survivor of a van accident on northbound highway 63 outside scanlon in august of '89. i ain't slept a wink in six to eight months cause i'm so worried about our elections. and about how wolves can figure out how to open doors. [ laughter ] what i do, though, is get patriots who can get things done. that's why i'm endorsing three kids in a trench coat for governor of wisconsin. everybody knows a kid can't be governor. but three kids on each other's shoulders in a trench coat meets the height requirement and more. three kids in a trench coat can sneak into any polling place and then scan the fraudulent voters. let me tell you a bit about each of them. the one on the bottom will protect our right to conceal carry, cause he's the one that's got the slingshot. the kid in the middle cares about the environment because he keeps a frog in a jar and he poked holes in the lid, smart. the little guy on the top, boy is this one a rascal. tricked me into doing his chores for a week for hi

we get pushback from antifa and satanists but in the midst of all of this god is writing a bigger storyds well. i had this hunch. i was like man, god, if you can work a miracle it will be worth all the headache of this, all the drama, all the heart a achee for me as a musician to lose a guitar and god worked a miracle. >> you've been doing the kingdom to the capital tour. where are you in that right now. >> last night we were in lincoln, nebraska, had several you thousand people out there. tonight we fish 27 states for this year -- finish our 27 states for this year in des moines. today is the last day of the tour for 2023. i can't believe we're hitting number 27. it's far surpassing our wildest dreams what god has done. >> if you're in des moines iowa, go to the state capitol for the last one, then you'll be back in 2024. sean, thank you for sharing the story. as always, come back to us on "fox & friends" if you would. >> thanks so much, pete, thank you, guys. >> we've got a big show ahead. shannon bream is coming up next. plus, we've got a carnival on fox square. i don't know if we'll

but, also, you said forge ahead, push back, and you did that when you said andy ngo's book about antifavils. you supported it. you pushed back event came came back and glad you did. shows how powerful you are. it could go away tomorrow you got to keep forging ahead especially if you think you are right. final thought, winston? >> final thought is let this be a moment for us all to pursue the truth. and see -- let the chips fall as they may. and as someone who has did that just over two years ago, i can tell you that it's been a great adventure and the lord has taken me on all sorts of weird and wonderful parts but i'm very grateful for it. don't be afraid. >> brian: we're grateful that you joined us today. winston best of luck with your podcast. always interesting to talk. to say thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: suspected gunmen crossing the border in texas. seems dangerous, right? not for joe biden he is doing things like pushing a climate agenda and noticing how big the grand canyon is we will talk to a local cattle rancher on his misplaced priorities. plus, we will c

what about antifa? what about this, what about that? those guys were peacefully protesting.re were individuals causing a ruckus in the crowd that weren't real trump supporters. people really believe this. so if you're a republican at 6%, 2%, you're thinking, i need to somehow pivot and reach into some of those trump supporters, then you're going to take the stance of defending trump and defending the individuals who have been persecuted, according to many republican voters, because they believe those individuals were wrongly charged. >> it might even be the ones atgy% like ron desantis doing that as well. >> that's right. >> shermichael, elliot, thank you both. >>> coming up next for us, we'll hear from what a group of republican voters are thinking ahead next week'dete. >>> plus the cnn original series "giuliani: what happened to america's mayor?" provides a revealing look at the epic rise and fall of this american political icon, and here is a preview of that. >> what happened to rudy giuliani? >> it is almost unthinkable. >> a theme that runs through his life is that he's

i didn't see any ricos made against antifa. so sit down grandpa.orry. >> greg: did he have any power in that at all? >> he was the vice-president. >> greg: but, i mean, like, i don't know what he -- i don't know what the vice-president -- >> he's the second guy under the president. that's the way they set it up. >> greg: i wonder what president i would like to be under. [laughter] >> greg: knock it off obama. all right, kat, i know you watched it >> kat: yeah. >> greg: what did you think? >> kat: it was fine. i actually didn't find it to be that entertaining, but maybe i have a just seen too much. i think like vivek was probably the standout, i completely agree. it is really interesting to watch all these people though saying so many awesome things about trump, as if we don't also know that they are also running against trump. like when he came out and was like okay, he's the greatest in the 21st century. i'm like, okay, but you're not going to vote for him? so i think that that's really interesting. because normally you would see them fighting aga

it's situations like in that embolden activists and antifa.event now is a go again, and we will continue forward with full force. it's times like this where we must stand our ground as conservatives, but more importantly, as christians. so brave books partnering with moms for liberty, two great organizations, and just trying to push back a little bit on the culture. pete: yeah. stick around later in the program because kirk cameron and riley gaines will be joining us live at 8:30 a.m. central time, they'll be live outside the library in tennessee where they'll be doing the first of multiple events that they'll be attending as they crisscross the cup. will: look forward to that interview. rachel: yeah, that'll be great. turning to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. two florida police officers are in critical condition after a being shot during a traffic stop in oral. in orlando. >> officers were investigating a vehicle wanted for a homicide in meme. during the stop the suspect -- in meme. during the stop, the suspect shot our office

she would say january 6th was mostly antifa. [ laughter ] apple yesterday released its ios 16 softwarell allow iphone users to unsend messages, and not a moment too soon. [ laughter ] the emmy awards ceremony was held last night. our show was nominated and honey, clear some space on the mantle, cause they had snow globes at the airport. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] [ applause ] elon musk's college girlfriend is auctioning off personal items from their relationship, including photographs, a birthday card, and upwards of three kids [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] that's why we win the snow globes, baby [ laughter ] princeton university announced last week it will cover all costs for undergraduate students for families making less than $100,000 a year. said school officials, "it's not their fault their parents went to brown." [ audience ohs ] that's the sort of cutting ivy league humor [ laughter ] and finally, according to a new survey, 26% of americans said that if they were reading a book and not enjoying it, they would still finish it. "thank you," said dan brown. [ laughter ] and that

don't hide behind lays all -- about black lives matter and antifa.er of whom who have ever massacred anybody at a church or walmart. but perhaps unsurprisingly, that is not what happened on the sunday morning shows today. republican presidential candidates did not want to do any soul searching or self reflection. the politicians did not want to talk politics. talk>> i don't think this is a t versus right issue, i don't think we should politicize the pipe partisan goggles. >> it was an active evil. when our prayers are with the families who lost loved ones, and those that are injured, we've prayed this morning for them. >> mike pence also went on to say that he wants the death penalty for mass shooters, which is a bizarre thing to say in the wake of a mass shooting, in which the shooter killed himself. he's already dead. then again, maybe it is not so bizarre. at least in so far is it frictions as a smokescreen for pence to hide behind, to protect them from having to address the actual root causes of white supremacist terror and gun violence. of cours

jury pool are a bunch of communist, godless antifa members. so that's their perception. the reality is far different. january 6th defendants have done poorly in washington, d.c. that's the reality and donald trump knows that. >> do you feel confident he can get a good jury pool there that would be fair and wouldn't offer the opportunity to appeal on those grounds? >> it's not whether people have knowledge about the case or whether they have got their own opinions. it's whether they can set them aside and be unbiased. i have had high-profile cases in our jurisdiction in palm beach county and we could always find a jury just like they'll be able to find a jury in the red counties where the documents trial is going to be held down here in south florida. it's not whether you know things about the case or whether you have your predilections. it's whether you can set them aside and say you're going to follow the evidence and the law. i know they can get a jury in d.c. that will do just that. >> let me play for you something that trump's former attorney general said. let's list

that take place because people are so scared of their own shadows that there's members of the fbi or antifahear that there are not a few americans who think that the fbi, if they go to one of these, they're going to get them. >> my first thought, since i'm a security guy, if that conspiracy guy keeps them home, they don't want to get arrested like the over 1,000 people already arrested for january 6th, then that's fine. the larger concern, of course, is that these conspiracy theories are danger. the reality is, of course, the fbi only has 14,000 gun and badge carrying special agents to cover the world, 56 field offices in the u.s., 200 offices overseas, they're not everywhere and they're certainly not trying to entrap people in fulton county, georgia. >> some of this stuff is to the outside world harmless. amy kramer, the organizers of the stop the steal rally. she photo shopped herself into a fulton county mug shot. that's sort of her way, i guess, of supporting donald trump. i know out of tracked these protests as they come and go, but i wonder what your take is on the kind of fervor that

i've reviewed them where antifa came on a and tore down a c confederate monument. a lot of incidents there. news spreads quickly. it was very strange that it didn't in this case. nothing really leaked out on social media. so this was a very intense two or three hours. everybody was very busy going from room to room, building to building. it's in the very heart of the campus there. that is not an easy way -- it's not an easy in an out. most of the parking lots dead end. if you don't know the campus, you can take a turn in your car and hit a dead end in to a building. so i'm speculating a bit here. i think that this person was located within a very small perimeter from wherever the incident happened. >> neil: we're not getting reports of those showing up at local hospitals, u.n.c. medical center for what it's worth, chris. still accepting other patients for other situations that pop up. but no shooting victims. nothing that would indicate from this campus site. what do you make of that? you know the areas in the center and the hospitals servicing that area. if there'

aubrey gordon is an podcaster and working to combat antifa bias. she started writing as your fat friend in 2016 and wrote exclusively under the pseudonym for four years, illuminating the experience a fat people and urging greater compassion for people of all sizes. she co-hosts my favorite maintenance phase. and the author of what we don't talk about when we talk about fat. her work has been featured in lit hub, the new york times, health, vox and where she is a regular columnist. her new book, you just need to lose weight and 19 other myths about fat people hit the new york times bestseller list and is a powerful tool for disrupting anti fatness wherever we encounter it. lindy west is a former contributing opinion writer, the new york times, and is the of -- actually. also the new york times best selling memoir shrill and the essay collection, the are coming. her work has also appeared in this american life the guardian, cosmopolitan, gq, vulture, jezebel and, others. she is the co-founder of the reproductive rights de-stigmatize campaign. shout y

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they come on campus, and draw trouble, other groups, i won't say clash with them, seen elements of antifan campus, remember aed individuals, one incident i did a review on, criticized for underreacting. so i can see why -- overreacting is better, and if they don't know where he is and he's armed and maybe shots have been fired, no problem with everyreacting in an incident like that. >> john: hey, chris, hang on, we want to jump to jonathan hunt. unc police have put out alert and description photo of the suspect. jonathan you with us? >> john, unc police have just put out on x, the social media app formerly known as twitter, a photograph what they say is "a person of interest in today's armed and dangerous person situation. if you see this person," they say "keep your distance, keep your safety first, and call 911" so. that would seem to confirm the suspect in this is still at large, that coming out a very short time ago, a matter of minutes ago from unc police. so we have an active situation here in which the police are searching for a suspect who is suspected of firing shots on the campu

i didn't see any recourse made against antifa, so sit down.e ha >> group. yeah. how did he did he have any powe that ?r in that at all. >> i mean as the vice president, you know, i mean but i mean like, i meaknow wha- n, t know what he i don't know what the vice president. well, it's the second guy under the president. that's the way they set it u's l i wonder what president i would like to be under. ck i >> knock it off, obama. d it all right, kat, i know you watched it. >>: yeah.? i actual >> it was fine. i yeah, i actually didn't it to be that entertaining. but maybe i've just seen too much. ek >> i think, like, vivek was probably the standout. thoug i completely agree. it is really interesting to watch all these people, sao awesomee don' things about trump, as if we don't also know that they ared a also running against trump. like when he came out, it was like, okay, he's thekee' president in the 21st century. i'm like, okay, well, so you're not but you're not going to vote for him. >> like, shat tho i that that's really interesting because normally you would

was in the elevator >> another one >> tell security it was a man camouflage on the 18th could be antifawelcome back to "late night. we're here with alan cumming [ cheers and applause that was a clip from "the good fight" final season. >> yes >> seth: and you got to come back and play a character that you played on "the good wife." that must have been so nice. >> it was really lovely, actually i'm so glad i did it, because when i didn't know it was going to be the last season. >> seth: yeah. >> and so, i'm really glad i kind of got back and it was so nice to go -- it was in the same studio it was a lot of the same people. my daughter, sarah steel, who plays my daughter, it was lovely to get to do stuff with her again. and also, to get to swear. because in "the good wife," that was on cbs and you weren't allowed to swear and of course, i sort of thought inside my head sweary words all the time when i was playing him. i could never actually say them. so, i got to say the most awful things [ laughter ] >> seth: they sound very lovely coming from you. >> i liked it. >> seth: you have a fasci

let's go to not just rhetoric but actual violence fight antifa , which is hilarious because they used. they are the violent arm to the democratic party. with huge mop trying to break through the white house. they let the st. john's historical church on fire. secret service is worried about the safety of the president and had to take him into a bunker. i think that is violent. how about the summer of 20, where antifa threatened and came with weapons and try to burn down businesses and they did burn down businesses and cost $2 billion of damages, burned down police precincts and tried to burn down federal court houses, through bricks at police officers. they beat up anyone carrying an american flag or wearing a trump hat. kamala harris encouraged this by encouraging funding a fund that would bail these thugs of dove prison. very few work prosecuted there they were all excused by leading democrats. i can't think of anything more divisive than biden calling half of america racist. as far as the insurrection, there were no weapons and no guns were found. when in the history of the world he

let's go to not just rhetoric but actual violence fight antifa , which is hilarious because they used. they are the violent arm to the democratic party. with huge mop trying to break through the white house. they let the st. john's historical church on fire. secret service is worried about the safety of the president and had to take him into a bunker. i think that is violent. how about the summer of 20, where antifa threatened and came with weapons and try to burn down businesses and they did burn down businesses and cost $2 billion of damages, burned down police precincts and tried to burn down federal court houses, through bricks at police officers. they beat up anyone carrying an american flag or wearing a trump hat. kamala harris encouraged this by encouraging funding a fund that would bail these thugs of dove prison. very few work prosecuted there they were all excused by leading democrats. i can't think of anything more divisive than biden calling half of america racist. as far as the insurrection, there were no weapons and no guns were found. when in the history of the world he