she was using like charlottesville. she was using charlottesville and everybody, take a look at laura ingraham she did continue credibly. she had it debunked. in fact it makes -- she gets angry when people hear about charlottesville when they use that. because what they did is they stopped and they put didn't put the following sentence. in and when they put the last sentence in, whether it was all put together what i said was absolutely perfect. abc knew that everybody knew that, frankly. i think they lost a lot of credibility. but, regardless, look, the polls are saying that i was -- i ron that by 80-20. we have one here 92-7. and i sort of believe that's right. i thought, look, i have been told i'm a good debarrett. i think that was one of my better debates. maybe my best debate. i think. i don't know. that's why i'm disappointed in this guy harold ford. i don't know if is he still there. i don't know what he was watching because he was just as dishonest as abc in my opinion. >> steve: mr. president, i interrupted a m

let's remember charlottesville.date, has said in this election there will be a bloodbath. if this -- if the outcome of this election is not to his liking. >> ainsley: well, he was talking about the economy which is a term used often bloodbath when you are talking about a bad economy. is this really what the voters wanted to hear? here to react is fox news contributor katie pavlich. >> good morning, good to see you. >> ainsley: good to see you. too much time on that topic j 6 and election fraud? what do you think? >> way too much time. first of all, it's interesting, of course, how the moderators continued to throughout the night fact-check whatever that means president donald trump while allowing kamala harris to get away with the charlottesville lie fact-checked snopes and other liberal fact-checkers. other issues she brought up last night in the debate. the first question she was asked right out of the gate was are americans better than they were four years ago in terms of the economy and she didn't answer the que

in charlottesville, virginia. i remember that awful day as if it were yesterday far right extremist recess and neo nazis marched freely through the streets, the instigated violence and one young woman was run over by a car and killed. tell us about the impact that charlottesville had on you. i felt like she was running for me like she was saving my life. she risk her life to save my life. john, every day i wake up. i'm fighting for my life just because i'm, i'm a black female. i am fighting for my life. every single solitary day and i still like no one understood but i understand, but i felt like she was saying it was solidarity. she was standing with us and say, you know what, i am here with you all, you know, i, i want to stand with you all i want to input that and let y'all know that i am here . that's had a profound impact on that made me want to get up and say, hey, if she can get up and stand up and say this is wrong. i don't want her fight to end . i want to continue her from, you know, i it, and, and i, i'

i have lived in charlottesville. i was not there than -- >> but that's not what he said.ak i watch that over and over. it's not just that, kayleigh: so many times he has winked and nodded to whites of premises throughout his career. it's not any back to him. -- it's not a vacuum. he has told the crowd noise he supports what they do, he is dying with their leader. this is not in a vacuum. >> announced white supremacy -- >> repeatedly. if we are talking to politics and weather, ty harris' point, we are moving the needle, we are sitting here talking about how close donald trump as to what's a pharmacist. >> no, you are. that's what you are talking about. >> a lot of people are today. noting whether people are eating cats and -- >> here is a fact. that is what you are talking about: what's a premise he and cat eating. the american people i believe wanted to see -- >> that's not with a focus group showed. >> how kamala harris would lower housing costs, secure the border, and make two wars that were created on her watch. they weren't thinking about cats and whites a premise he.

pamela brown (voiceover): and then came the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. crowd: jews will not replace us! pamela brown (voiceover): then the president's reaction from trump tower in new york city. donald trump: you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. pamela brown (voiceover): biden was watching. jill biden: joe thought, we have to have change. we have to have change in this country. kate bedingfield: i remember him calling me and saying, are you watching what's happening in charlottesville? are you seeing this? i remember he said to me that afternoon, i want to say something about this. pamela brown (voiceover): what would follow, a chain of events that would propel biden closer and closer to the presidency. van jones: well, really, nobody thought biden was going to be a factor in 2020. part of the reason obama picked him was because he was already in his 60s in 2008. so it's like this guy is not going to be around to get in the way of the rest of the party. and i think charlottesville was such a shock to people to see a president tha

. >> like about charlottesville. but closer number charlottesville where there was a mob of people carrying tiki torches spewing anti-semitic hate. what did the president then at the time say? they were fine people on each side. let's remember that when it came to the proud boys, a militia, the former president said to stand back and stand by. so, for everyone watching he remembers what january 6 that was, i say we don't have to go back. >> lying about the 2025 project. quick search you are going to hear tonight is a detailed and dangerous plan called project 2025. the former president intends on implementing. before he came up with 21 lies she lied and lied and lied and lied to. this is intended to create a projection, a non- reality. that is what she does. it is deception to cause someone to believe something that is not true. they do this in order to protect their agenda. to protected their campaign and to promote themselves. at the harm of others. that is at the harm of donald trump she put words in his mouth. sh

all of those old historic lack neighborhoods in charlottesville -- black neighborhoods in charlottesville -- host: how does that relate to the debate? caller: with crime, we are importing it. trump's got that right. here is the other thing about medicine. having worked with upa, 120 physicians came out with a no-confidence vote in the historic democratic leadership at the university of virginia health system for medicaid fraud and treatment fraud. there is some real issues. here in virginia the statehouse is chaired by don scott, a convicted crack dealer who did nine years. host: ok. you can keep calling. the 23rd anniversary of 9/11 today. several events around washington, d.c. that will take place to commemorate that. you can see many these on c-span. all of them actually starting at 8:30 eastern on c-span3. that's the 9/11 memorial museum in new city holding a remembered ceremony. that will feature presi biden and vice president harris in attendance. 9:00 eastern on c-span, lloyd austin and other officials host ceremony at the national pentagon memorial in arlington, 9:45 eastern t mor

she will lie about charlottesville and what he said about veterans, despite fact checks.he will lie about how illegal cases against trump are fair. they never would have gone after him if he had retired from politics. she will lie and she has created job. a bounce-back job to covid or they went for -- bring down inflation. she will lie she's tough on crime when we know the migrant crime explosion is destroying our neighborhoods. she will lie the immigration bill engineered by schumer and lan langford would have fixed the border crisis and trump killed it. she will lie she is candidate for change, when she is just another puppet of the failed establishment. all trump needs to do is keep his cool and talk about plans to reinforce the border and remind people that freedom is always one generation away from extinge. the end of the debate, if he plays his cards right, she will look petty and ineffective and small. he'll look determined, like a seasoned leader who puts america first. joining us now is byron york and mary catherine hamm, fox news contributors. byron, you are in

true, worst tomorrow, okay, and christian off, generally 6 were some under the impression of charlottesville and of course, of the 1st estimation of the top. just type just 2 months ago now and the other half. i mean, this is unfortunately something that's deeply ingrained to the american political culture of abraham lincoln, obviously, but also charles ford was shocked twice with a 70 door as the resignation comes twice within 17 days. the revenue reg, if it wasn't the system, is national. so attempted to do this as much too long, but unfortunately, that seems to be something that happens quite often in the us. and what about the repercussions? i mean, how might this influence support? so trump not to mention november's election results. yeah, i mean, this remains to be seen. there is no law, no law of nature. how this turns out when the jolts of ford was, was attacked at the time who's pulling actually went on. and also the sooner go to speak about these things right now. of course, political by this is a major problem. we don't know exactly what it's going to do, especially to the moderat

this was incredible, everything, so many things i said were debunked like charlottesville, a list of seven different things and she could say anything she wanted. i could and they correct you. awful of abc, most dishonest news organization and that is saying a lot because they are all essentially dishonest. i thought i did a good job, it was three on one. >> lawrence: degree the country a disservice. one of my favorite parts of the debate, it came clear the bias was jumping off the screen. the conversation about crime. and david hops in and says the fbi says crime is going down. we know those numbers are not accurate. david, you have a newscast everyday, you may not report on it, you have affiliates across this country that are reporting on crime in chicago and philadelphia. why not pick up the phone and call them and see what is going on the ground. >> ainsley: operative word was violent and david said violent crime has gone down. does not mean crime has gone done. overall crime is up in new york city, you are seeing it in chicago and pennsylvania and pittsburgh and places you are g

to hear about charlottesville in january 6th, you are a convicted felon. >> that's right.any places kamala harris can go, because she is the vice president. lying to the america people about joe biden's ability to do the job as president. if he does not have the capacity, she could not convince him to secure the border? could not convince him to fix our foreign policy? could not convince them about our economy? the american people have seen the travesty of the harris/biden administration. they want donald trump back. there is a major pressure on her. to be honest with you, i do not believe she is going to be able to get the job done tomorrow night. >> though news on the foreign policy front is also bad for harris in these polls. this is why old. we will be watching it. thanks both of you for coming on. forget about commander in chief. kamala wants you to know that she can command a kitchen. next. ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her

that includes charlottesville and areas around there.g at a quarter inch, 2 inches in some spot. they don't need any rain, and we're going to see that throughout the day. >> we'll bring you the latest as the day goes on. thank you so much. >>> next up here, we'll turn back to politics, and vice president harris takes her campaign to the southern border in the battleground state of arizona. we'll take a look at what she has to say about immigration as polls show her trailing on the issue. we'll be right back with that. issue. we'll be right back with that. with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infec

biden said he wanted to run because of trump's defense of the neo-nazis at charlottesville. fine people in trump's words. biden said correctly he was in a battle for the soul of the nation. biden vp out of the running, but that battle does continue today. donald trump has always been an organizing and rallying force for the absolute worst people and tendencies in the country. the people that march with torches and people that show up in local city council meeting to spew racist bile. the folks that bash cop sprains and uncaria confederate flag into the capitol. people the via throw around bile raises slanders against immigrants and harris. she is flying on his airplane. using her rhetoric and choosing to empower people like laura loomer. those are the sorts of people who will enjoy greater power in a second term. i promise you. of all the reasons to prevent him from winning another term, that might be the most important. dan goldman democrat of new york and served as lead counsel in donald trump's first impeachment and assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new

charlottesville, january 6th. charlottesville. >> judge jeanine: and is he a threat to democracy.won't be happy until they silence him. they won't be happy until he is off the field. and, let's not kid each other. this guy routh, with the secret service, already patting themselves on the back when he actually admitted that because this wasn't a planned event at the golf course that they didn't have security that they normally would have. so, i mean, right now. >> laura: yeah, we're going to get into that in a minute. but, judge, the idea that the trump supporters are the ones who are filled with rage, they're dangerous? their rhetoric has to be monitored and punished according to hillary. she is just -- you know, the leading indicator of what they really want to do. >> yeah. >> laura: when you go to trump events, they are really fun, people are having a good time. they are laughing, they are flying the american flag, but when you come up against a committed leftist, they are never happy. i mean, they were happy during covid because they were stay home and order door dash and binge

political violence and protection of democracy litigation, including suing private militias after charlottesville and george floyd was murdered. successfully i should say. suing the fraudulent electors and trump campaign attorneys in wisconsin, successfully i should say. before that i also spent a very long time -- thank you. i 13e7b9 a long time but not 40 years at the department of justice. i was a prosecutor in the d.c. u.s. attorney's office for 20 years. i was the principal department a.a.g. and later the acting assistant attorney general for national security before leaving in 2017. hardy: good morning. i'm the author of the community organizing guide, "harnessing our power to end political violence" hope for sure. hope is part of the broader effort to counter political violence in the u.s. it's organized by the horizons project, the 22nd century initiatives and other allies around the country. that's one thing. then independently and separate from that i'm also president of the international certainty on nonviolent conflict. for the last two decades i focused on counter authoritarianism ar

charlottesville, nothing was done wrong. all you had to do was read my statement. >> here is another one. "trump says he plans to bring back lots from 100-plus years ago." misleading. trump was referring to a specific law about defacing monuments. >> i pulled out an old law firm 1907, because we don't pass laws like that that are tough. it's if you touch a monuments, even touch it, against the will of authority -- if you take it down, but if you even touch it, you go to jail for ten years. there is no nine years and five months. it's ten years. i signed it. >> one more example, even though there's several more. harris' campaign posted this about j.d. vance and unions, claiming vance said democrats want to up tackle hopkins for being antiunion. sometimes the shoe fits. once, misleading. they did not quote his full sentence. here's what he actually said. >> log democrats want to attack republicans as being antiunion, sometimes the shoe fits, but not me and not donald trump. >> the harris campaign better hope hillary clinton does not start to take notice. wants to jai

. >> brian: on charlottesville. >> lawrence: exactly. issue from issue, they had the opportunity to allow candidates to go back and forth. in a way, it was malpractice, the person in the middle is going to take what a said has to be true, not what the candidates said back and forth. >> steve: ultimately, i think even though the debate with joe biden and donald trump, it was executed much better by cnn than by abc. >> ainsley: i agree. >> steve: the problem was and is, if somebody tries to do fact checking, depends on what is in front of them. the eating pets part and david mui r had a thing from the people in the town that said that didn't happen. from that point on, you realize it does appear they are -- speak to the fact of fact checking. why are you fact checking that when you didn't fact check this? we have back and forth and shows why fact checking should not happen. it did last night and did appear to benefit her. watch. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. as you know issue fbi sa

hoax which is just that it's a myth, made a propaganda myth, you never praise bigots in charlottesvilleyou not taking that back on live television because he didn't. >> he had dinner with kanye west, kanye west was a holo holocaust, nick fuentes a neo-nazi sympathizer it's all on the record, why have you not denounced donald trump for associated with people like t that. we are barely 24 hours away from donald trump having faced a second assassination attempt in two months, the first time as resulted in actual bloodshed in a gunshot to the head and instead of you recognizing there is a lot of rhetoric in this country that could drive and balance people to do really crazy and violent things, instead you are doubling and tripling down on the lies and the explosions this musing propaganda against donald trump. liz: let me talk about what donald trump said in the aftermath, thankfully he is okay and he said he is okay he is forging ahead, obviously it's unbelievable that this is the second time in nine weeks, as we look toward election day we are already, today is the deadline for pennsylvan

charlottesville that been debunked.jesse hannity it was debunked in every newspaper they bring it up like they do project 2025 you talk about the capital. why do we allow millions on the south border. what i would do and be proud to do it. we leave the debate now i'd like to see her go to washington dc during debate as they are wasting time she's been so bad. go to washington dc and sign a bill to close up the border. the president of the usa you get him out of bed wake him up at 4:00 pm let's sign a bill. if he signs a bill to close the border just say it to at the border those people kill many people unlike january 6. i want to focus as we want to talk about truth in these times. mr president for 3.5 years after losing you falsely claim do you 1 many times in a landslide. recently you said you lost by a whisker came up a little short are you acknowledging you lost in 2020. >> mr. trump: i said it sarcastically lost by a whisker. there's so much proof just look at it they should have sent it to the legislature for appr

so in charlottesville comes up they said the whole thing has been debunked roll through five or six thingsally erroneous. you don't like the tariffs. you don't like the enforcement of the wall deportation. legit mass things is he going to do. why just make up stuff. >> lawrence: there is also this -- i'm sorry, ainsley bullets only flying one declaration. assassination attempt, i'm not saying that the current president and kamala harris have not had attacks on their life hate mail come to them. secret service investigate it. the first incident within 100 yards. the second in 300 yards. only happening in one direction. so maybe maybe people inspiring crazy lunatics should tone it down just a little bit. probably is less than 50 days away from an elections. not going to tone it down because they arage state at a timed. both sides agree they need more money they secret service. >> brian: i don't think both sides agree. i heard it walked back last night they don't need any more money. >> steve: that's what i was going to get. to say right now it sounds like they need north of $3 billion for fi

. >> martha: dragging up rhetoric from charlottesville which has long been did bunked.h he has long separated himself from. if you're going to call things that you have to call them out on both sides and i think everybody would feel better about that situation. let me ask you this. in terms of the plans going forward for events and i think any of us who have had any time with this former president know he doesn't want to cancel things and he wants to live his life the way he likes to live it. i wouldn't bet on him not playing golf and i wouldn't bet on them not doing rallies but what the discussion on the campaign about how to deal with this? >> he is the toughest, most courageous man i know. to stand there and get potentially killed two times in this race and still wanting to be out there and still wanting to be working for the american people. how many times have we had discussions the past several years, donald trump is focused so much on making people's lives better he doesn't want to get on the campaign trail because he understands this is so vitally important for

that was where blood bath was also on charlottesville. that story has been, as you would say, debunk laura ingram, sean hannity, just to get all of these people they coveted. if they go an extra set and they will see it was perfect. it was the booked in almost every newspaper, but they still bring it up just like they bring 2025 up. they bring all of the stuff up. i ask you this, you talk about the capital. why are we allowing these millions of people to come through on the southern border help them? she's not doing it. and i'll tell you what i would do then i would be very proud to do it. i would say we would both leave this debate right now. i'd like to see her go down to washington dc during this debate because we're wasting a lot of time. go down to it because she's been so bad. it's so ridiculous. go down to washington dc. a letter assign a bill to close up the border because they have the right to do it. they don't need bills. they have the right to do the president of the united states. you'll get them out of bed. you'll wake them

biden said he wanted to run because of trump's defense of the neo-nazis in charlottesville. the very fine people in trump's words. biden said correctly that he was in a battle for the soul of the nation. biden may be out of the running, but that battle does continue. donald trump has always been in organizing and rallying force for the absolute worst people and tendencies in the country. the people that march with torches. the people that show up at local city council meetings to spew racist bile. folks that carry a confederate flag into the capital. people that throw away vital slanders against immigrants. this is not guilt by association. he is flying on her plane. he is using her rhetoric. he is choosing to empower people like laura loomer. those are the sorts of people who will enjoy greater power in a second term, i promise you, and of all the reasons to prevent him from winning another term, that might be the most important. congressman dan goldman is a democrat of new york. he served as lead counsel in donald trump's first impeachment and he joins me now. what do you

the blue, the likeliest chance of seeing flash flooding that includes charlottesville. we'll continue to watch some heat in twist. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. we'll look at that in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you then, thanks, michelle. >> sure. >>> massive fire at a chemical plant in georgia forced evacuations in rockdale county near atlanta. officials appealed to all residents to stay awake and stay inside. >> stay away from this area at this point. the interstate as you can see is backed up. >> shelter in place. keep your doors and windows closed. in the event the wind shifts, this thing can change really quickly. >> reporter: no one was injured when the fire was sparked early in the morning at biolab chemical plant. the company has not said which chemical is relosed but the company is known to release clorox-based pool products. >>> the infrastructure in eastern lebanon, the idf says. on friday, israel assassinated hassan nasrallah, the top leader of hezbollah in a stunning setback for the iran-backed group. lebanese offici

one from charlottesville to washington d.c. over 117 miles. i'm grateful for this conversation. we don't come to this moment without the blood of the ancestors who fought for us. i'm grateful to be engaging in this conversation as we chart a path forward to ensure we do all our souls would have. thank you. [applause] >> dang, it must been causing trouble up here. all right were going to jump right into it. this perceived divide between black men in black women as it comes to voting we hear about from a data perspective. we hear some other folks talking about talking points and how they are trying to attack or bring more of one particular gender. a lot of submissive information and so forth. and then some things that i see on campus people just start arguing with each other. i loved it from any of you how to be addressed this divide? is it real? is it perceived? what your thoughts as it pertains to voting? go ahead. [laughter] >> i was asking the question would you like to go first? so a couple of things come to mind. one, language matters. my international president said perceiv

that's where you see the green for harrisonburg, also charlottesville. looking at flash flooding this morning as well. the red flooding is happening now or it's imminent. there is your flash flood risk, where you see the blue. the likeliest spots for seeing some flash flooding. and this is why the grounds are so saturated, the rivers so swollen. we could see additional rain up to 2 inches in some spots. generally we'll see a quarter inch, a half inch. but enough on top of these grounds. we'll talk more about this. also talking about the dangerous heat in the west in just a bit frances? >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> now to the 2024 race for the white house. tension continuing to escalate as former president trump took personal jabs at vice president harris during rallies in wisconsin and pennsylvania over the weekend. the former president saying harris' actions at the border caused people to be murdered and she should be impeached and prosecuted because of it. but that's not all that was said. nbc's ellis barr is in d.c. and joins us with those d

bellamy from charlottesville to washington, d.c. over 117 miles. i'm grateful to be in this conversation because we don't come to this moment without the blood of the ancestors who have fought for us and i'm grateful to be engaging in this conversation as we try to -- trod the path forward. thank you. [applause] >> cousin some trouble up here, all right. we are going to jump into it, this perceived divide between black men and black women as it comes to voting, we hear about it from a data perspective, we hear some other folks talking about it in talking points and how they are trying to attack or bring more of one particular gender on board. a lot of misinformation and so forth and some of the things i see on campus, people just start arguing with each other. i would love to hear from any of you of how do we address this divide and is it even real, is it perceived, what are your thoughts particular as it pertains to voting? i see you're ready, go ahead. [laughter] >> i was asking would you like to go first. a couple of things come to mind. when my

it's the same thing that happened in charlottesville and it's happening i guess charlottesville was a lie. that's first what i just listened to you know, respond. go ahead. please. do you respond? i was respectful. >> the reality is this know can't know. no democrat or republican is somehow innocent of inflammatory rhetoric. the president united states got shot in the head my colleagues got shot at a congressional practice based baseball practice. >> but no campaign, no side is innocent of involve not saying inflammatory rhetoric you can't say that, you can't all be one side and use all he's saying bad stuff and not criticize the other side, you have to be able to do both because i agree with you. >> i'm raising a son to and i want him to be respectful and i want him to love all people and respect them and he will because that's how on raising him. but just like you, i have to speak to him because he asked questions this as well, and it's on both sides. so look, i would love for our country and i would love for a political discourse to be a lot better and softer and not so inflammator

where you see the blue here, charlottesville included, could see the chance for flash flooding on this monday. this is why, we're going to see a quarter inch, a half inch, even up to 2 inches in some spots, that's where you are seeing the darker colors because we are continuing to watch the remains of helene move through. this will finally move off by tuesday. we're also going to talk about the heat in the southwest that's dangerous when i come back in just a few minutes. >> a lot to watch on this monday. >>> now to the 2024 race for the white house. tension continues to escalate as former president donald trump took a personal jab at vice president kamala harris during rallies in wisconsin and pennsylvania over the weekend. the former president saying harris' actions at the border caused people to be murdered and she should be impeached and prosecuted because of it. but that's not all that was said. nbc's alice barr is in d.c. with the details. alice, good morning. >> good morning, frances. that's right, tensions are advertising and former president donald trump hurled insults at pres

that was where blood bath was also on charlottesville. that story has been, as you would say, the bunk laura angram, sean hannity. just to get all of these people. they covered it. if they go an extra set and they will see it was perfect. it was the booked in almost every newspaper, but they still bring it up just like they bring 2025 up. they bring all of the stuff up. i ask you this, you talk about the capital. why are we allowing these millions of people to come through on the southern border help them? she's not doing it? and i'll tell you what i would do. and i would be very proud to do it. i would say we would both leave this debate right now. i'd like to see her go down to washington dc during this debate because we're wasting a lot of time. go down to it because she's been so bad. it's so ridiculous. go down to washington dc. a letter signed a bill to close up the border because they have the right to do it. they don't need bills. they have the right to do the president of the united states. you'll get them out of bed. you'll wake

after the horrific events of charlottesville, where people were actually march with tiki torches saying, "jews shall not remrplace us," and said there were fine people on both sides of that. this is a guy who has had a record of saying incredibly vile, anti-semitic things. so for him to say that, i just almost laugh at -- at how the -- the chutzpah, as we would say. and it's gaslighting. >> reporter: heartbreaking >> reporter: now, while harris' event with oprah here in detroit is aimed at a broader audience, her campaign is well aware of just how critical this state is. a new quinnipiac poll shows harris leading slightly here in michigan, 50% to 45%. david? >> david: mary bruce covering the campaign for us. mary, thank you. we should mention, much more of michael's interview gentleman doug emhoff form morning on "good morning america." >>> meanwhile, iran allegedly hacking the trump campaign, sending stolen information to the biden campaign. what they allegedly stent. and authorities have said iran also tried to hack into the biden campaign, as well. pierre thomas on this story, as wel

the tools that i'm count the day about him was reporting on the situation in to, and i'm, and charlottesville, repeatedly fired nearby. at the end of the 2nd day of these really minute 3 invasion to the northern occupied west bank. these really forces to, from this area over here before returning back to the entrance of the 2, we've got him refugee camp and closing more damage and more destruction to the infrastructure. boston is, i've been saying that these really forces say that they are targeting some palestinian fighters, but this level of destruction shows that they are after the idea of that a few decals because in these that are fugitives who see a lot of support for the palestinian resistance against these ready occupation. in this morning a policy indian boy was housing to the mosque from here with his father before he was hit by a sniper as bullets to the neck. and then his father was also injured with in a bullet to the abdomen. now the boy has to come to his wounds because positive thought that these really forces have withdrawn from the area that they're not going to come back. b

but throughout it all, from little walk -- from little rock to charlottesville to today, extremists have resisted efforts to integrate american democracy. they weaponize fear. they claim these efforts towards a better society are themselves unjust, unconstitutional, or illegal. today's hearing is just the latest in a decade-long attack from right-wing extremists on any and all efforts to expand civil rights, equity, and freedom in the united states. let's start with the civil rights act, designed to ensure that no person is discriminated against for something as simple as the color of their skin, their gender, or their religion. before the civil rights act of 1964 was passed, conservative anti-integrationists opposed it arguing the law would somehow violate their constitutional right to segregated spaces. they lost that fight. thanks to the landmark legislation of the 1960's opportunities for black americans rapidly expanded. from 1959-1969 the poverty rate for black americans dropped by nearly 50%. the share of black youth completing high school rose from 39% to 56%. the gap between whi