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my friend ben shapiro received an enormous amount of ante semitic hate. >> do you think the trump campaignnd supporters, have they done enough to encourage a more civil dialogue? >> oh, of course not. i mean, look, steve bannon who is head of brightbart is running the trump campaign now or ceoin the trump campaign, and brightbart didn't just enable the alt-right. it has empowered the alt-right. it published extended pieces rationalizing the alt-right. some of the writers have been leader in leading online mobs into attacking and harassing people. ann coulter consistently stoked the alt-right. she is one of his advisers and chief media cheerleaders. they've done the opposite. even donald trump retweeted some of the alt-right accounts which is unconscionable. i don't say that donald trump is orchestrating any of this. i don't have any evidence of that. but i know his campaign is doing nothing to stand in its way, and some top people in his campaign have helped empower the alt-right itself. >> david. so many reporters and commentators received abuse on social media and at political rallies. o

it shows the journalists most trolled, ben shapiro who resigned from breitbart because they did not supportelle williams after he was man handled by corey lewandowski. jonah goldberg, jake tapper at cnn, wolf blitzer and it goes on and on and on. what do you make of that aspect of it? we just had an instance where seemingly ordinary trump supporters used a german word to describe the media. what is with this nazification of the trump movement or did it pre-exist trump? >> it was lurking out there before trump, but what's really disturbing is that it's the trump movement, and i say trump movement because i don't have evidence that donald trump is stoking this, but the trump movement really put it on steroids and then breitbart.com make one of the most trafficked websites on the conservative side of the aisle publishing a -- apologetic articles justifying the alt-right and some writers stoking the alt-right quite intentionally and when you try to talk to some of his supporters about it you will say that this is happening, it's racist, it's anti-semitic and they are saying you're part of the p

shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> all right, we are here now with oscar winning actor j.k. simmons. he stars in the "the accountant" with bene man doing tacks for dangerous criminals. >> i retire in seven months. before i do i need to know who he is. how he does it. i mean, who survives this kind of client teller? the secrets this guy has. >> oh, complex character. your guy is a pretty complex character in this movie. i heard the director saw you in "whiplash" and said i have to have you in "the accountant." any similarities between your characters? >> they're bald guys. [ laughter ] >> actually i love the name ray king because it's kind of a shakespearean name like the king of his little domain in the treasury department. and i mean i think they're both sort of alphas, maybe they have that in common but they're also both really complex and as the movie unfolds my character is one of the ones that develops in a way that people might not see coming, i hope. >> i didn't see it coming and the thing is when i walked out i wanted more. so do you think this is a franchise? i could see a lot more of these? >> listen, you know, it