joining me live by phone now, brian levin, director for the center of the study of hate and creamism there at cal state-san bernardino. you're about an hour and a half north of poway. its a face you understand very, very well. brian, of what are some of the mea immediate thoughts, not only because this is your neighborhood and i say that loosely because this is southland but the southland is a very large community. >> yes, and we just did a presentation in san diego. interestingly enough in 2018 most of the bigger california cities were up, san diego was slack and original baseline, san diego city not counting, this territory is county territory, but the region was stirred. interesting enough to rattle off a couple of interesting things, generally anti-semitic attacks for the most part if you go through over the quarter century, we have national data on this, has not involved a tremendous degree of physical violence. certainly it has but within the last couple of years, we've seen that change. interestingly as well -- >> how do you measure that, brian? how do you measure that? >> yes

thank you for walking us through it brian levin. let's hope we don't have to be talking about it. >> you made one excellent point at the end. there's a chain of these people using social media. what we've seen is propaganda of the deed -- years before we would see these folks commit acts of violence trying to encourage other violence by the act itself. now they're using past people and the internet to broadcast their crimes and their manifestos, a different time now. >> sounds like islamist terrorism as well, similar kind of phenomenon. >> yes. >> thanks very much. we'll speak again. >>> still to come this hour, joe biden hits pennsylvania to appeal to the key blue collar voters while beto o'rourke launches his first policy initiative at yosemite national park. the race for 2020 heating up. >>> an nfl rookie was shot just hours after he was drafted by the new york giants. how could this injury affect not only his career before it begins, what does it tell us about violence, and a billion at the box office "avengers end game" hauling

brian levin, director of the center for the study of hate and extremism. n national security analyst juliette kayyem, former homeland security official during the obama administration. brian, we heard from the mayor yesterday when i spoke to him telling us the lowest crime rate there in poway of any city in san diego county. he talked about how you really have this culture of being very open to different faiths there, which made this attack that much more shocking. what can you tell us about hate crimes in this part of the country? >> sure. and first of all, our hearts go out to the congregation, the victim's family and rabbi goldstein as well on this horrible atrocity. you know, san diego interestingly enough, is a little different than some of the other cities we looked at. now, this is in the county part of san diego, but last year for hate crime, it was flat for san diego when other cities in california like los angeles and san francisco hit decade highs. and indeed, in san diego, religion was the third most common san diego city now, which is just outs

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attorney and director for the center of study of hate and extremism at california state university brian levineput this in some perspective for us. to what do you attribute this rise in hate groups and attacks? >> i think several things. thank you so much for having me, and our hearts go out to the congregants. first we have the rise of white nationalism, and that's always been a touch tone that leads invariably to anti-semitism in many countries. also the rise of social media but also the fragmenting of it. and we have a report coming out really interesting. it showed not only did hate crimes go up during a certain period, let's say '15, '16,' 17, into '18, but the rise in hate crime was lock step with the rise in some of the most horrendous kind of bigotry on the net. and what's been leading that in both real places and virtual spaces, anti-semitism. those phrases have increased the most precipitously. and even last year in our brand new study not even out yet where we saw an overall increase in hate crimes in 30 of the largest american cities, the second biggest increase was in anti-celtic a

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levin cauldron. something really interesting happen. watch. >> sean hannity? >> brianean. >> alec, wanted to give you an official welcome. you are supposed to come on my program last week and he didn't show up. >> i wasn't supposed to come on your program, sean hannity. i wouldn't dream on coming on your program, sean hannity. i am here with brian, i'm here t with a really talented -- >> you don't tell the truth. >> i'm here with a really talented broadcaster. the no talent former construction worker hack like you. >> you the guy that said that our vice president while we are at war, are you the reckless third rate hollywood actor -- >> the acid venom spewing, it is sean hannity. >> arere you 40 or 50 pounds overweight? >> come on now. >> sean: i wish i could play the wholew? thing. being completely embarrassed. thatat is so angry. he left his own show that he was hosting, walked out of his own o talk show, nowhere to be found. he was the host of brian rudman, a good friend of ours, he helped him get through his first show. listen to how this ended. >> sean, -- >> come