the rally in charlottesville virginia, and some people have just accepted white supremacy as a normalcan discourse. but we don't have to. i will talk about the legacy of that day, and donald trump's infamous response to it. -- the cofounder of charlottesville chapter of black lives matter. and the author knocked evinced caroline -- . coming right up. ight up. ...because t-mobile helps pano ai innovate, so they can stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv nicole: my daughter, natalie, she is the youngest of my five children, and she has neuroblastoma. she really didn't have any symptoms until one day she just stopped using her arm. andrew: by the time we realized that she was sick, it had grown into about a softball sized tumor and spread through her bone marrow, her lym

we came to the defense of the white supremacist demonstrators in charlottesville virginia.nd again f the court sided with that they had a right to demonstrate. no matter how wild their ideas may be and that is also very unpopular in the courts of public opinion. we continue to do it. it continues to be an uphill battle to explain to people what i like to think of as a golden rule of free speech. if you don't expand freedom, even the speech that you both it will not give a gift that you love. >> those are examples that you use in your book hate. what is a component in free speech? >> there is absolutely no concept of hate speech and first amendment law. the supreme court has never recognized a category of speech that is declined in the hated or hateful content. the court says, we have to defend freedom even for the thought that we hate, even for the hateful thought. weif you disagree with that, if iyou loathe it, answer it back. do not empower government to outlaw it. one person's hateful idea is another person's beloved idea. >> no hate speech definition and law. >> i will

we came to the defense of the unite the right white supremacist demonstrators, charlottesville, virginia, and the court sided with us that they had a free speech right to demonstrate, no matter how loathsome and vile their ideas might be. and yet that's also very unpopular in the courts of public opinion. so we continue to do it and it continues be an uphill battle to to people. what i like think of as the golden rule of free that if you don't defend freedom even for speech that you loathe, then freedom not going to exist for a speech that you love. and those are two examples you use in hate your book. eight what is the component of hate in free speech laws? there is absolutely no concern of hate speech in first amendment law. peter precisely because the supreme court has never recognized as a category of speech that is defined in terms of the hateful or content consistent with the viewpoint neutrality principle. the court says we have to defend freedom even for the thought that we hate, even for the hateful thought. if you disagree with it, if you loathe it, answer it back. ignore it, s

these antlers still hang at the entryway of monticello in charlottesville, virginia. you can still see them hanging there. i thought that was cool they were still there. they were traveling now upstream in canoes because they heard from the madasa and mandans that the missouri river had a great series of cataracts or falls in which the boat could not proceed past. they had to construct the seven canoes to proceed forward. they travel through beautiful country in montana like the white cliffs of missouri that are still very favorable canoeing and rafting places. i often take lewis and clark groups on this three-day trip through the white cliffs because it is such a stunning place to be. it's just kind of magical. they arrived at a river that flowed into missouri. they could not decide which one was the principal stream. they decided to have a vote. at this time they had sent about 25 people home on the keelboat from the mandan villages. they had 33 members of the permanent party, which included sacagawea, her baby, and her husband. they arrived at this river, and they

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not that far from charlottesville, virginia and bloomsberg, and all storms separated from the rest thattion. that doesn't mean every rotating storm will put down a tornado but it is possible. look at the warnings in a line. here we go. closer up to d.c., probably another hour before you start to see it on the west virginia area. starting to see some rotation near front royal not that long ago. zooming in here to d.c., yes, there is one right there. that is now a new tornado warning. that looks like that is near marshal. still aways away from d.c. but way out there but it is that storm with the potential that could have the potential as it gets closer to i-95 for sure. all of the storms should be gone by 8:00 tonight. so the 6,000 planes that are leigh layed, maybe you'll get out, maybe tomorrow. there is an awful lot of potential before this finally ends likely after 10:00 tonight. >> everyone should be heeding their local weather alerts. these are not your typical summer storms. chad myers, thank you. >>> up next, the female forces driving the economy this summer. as the barbie movie m

in 2017 we saw the fateful white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia. 2018 there was an attack at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. the pulse nightclub, outcrops of shootings, too much hate. yes, the moral arc of the universe, i do believe that it trends towards justice. but i don't know that it is inevitable. it takes hard work, sacrifice, and incredible leadership. that is why i am so happy to be a member of the eeoc and the dedicated civil rights advocate at this point in history. thrilled to be here today with the ambassador discussing his work and his inspiration. i know he's going to give it to us today to carry on the hard work and i'm honored to introduce chair of the eeoc, charlotte burrows. designated by president biden as the chair of the eeoc january 20, 2000 21, initially nominated to serve as the commissioner of the eeoc in 2014 and the u.s. senate leaders unanimously confirmed her second term in 2023. june 21, two thousand 23, president biden nominated chair burrows or a third term ending in 2028. we are so appreciative of her leadership and she will be l

young black woman who writes the initial this is this is a reference to charlottesville and charlottesville, virginia, where there was the unite the right rally in 2017, where where what we see and i thought this fascinating to me right that one of the moments that most identified in our public knowledge as a as white supremacist violence, a violent turned homicidal event hosted by white supremacists, is sparked by a young black woman's of anti-racist activism with which she writes an essay for school. and then later sends us a letter to the editor, suggest letting the confederate monuments come down. mm and the result ends up being that the nation's white supremacists show up and murder someone. right. that there's a there's a disturbing like butterfly effect to this. that such a relatively small act of resistance and anti-racist activism by teenager results in such an overwhelmingly vile lynch response from white supremacists in many ways. i actually illustrated a lot of what we are talking about here. sure. you know, the other thing that i'm curious about is, you know what learned because you have

his estate in bedford county virginia which is south of monticello. south of charlottesvillehe built a very beautiful house that i will not talk about today they were in trickle to what he did. some in the main house. many were members of this family , as you probably know.ta her children were part of the wales estate and tradition says that john wales was a father of six of the children. having a special position. it is all having speared it is a stress for six having children. four groups are mentioned in jefferson's plantation. leaving monticello during his lifetime. the two youngest sons madison and espen were freed. others worked on popular forest which was a retreat for jefferson. going down there while it was under construction. at the same time these children were also there. so, while jefferson is building this plantation operation, he is also elaborating this role monument at his center. his main house which is architecture and particularly in the classical tradition as his understanding of the change over the course of his life and that is his knowledge of contempo

let's cross to charlottesville and speak to the founder and director of the university of virginia center politics. thank you so much for joining us. by no means former u.s. president trump's first legal proceeding of the year, but do you think this is the most serious? >> it ought to be the most serious, and i think most people take it that way, but not the republican base. indications we have had so far are that this is having no impact or very little impact on the republican base, on trump's base, and you can tell because most of his so-called opponents on the republican side in the presidential race are backing him and supporting him over the federal government's indictments. he's got another indictment, coming, by the way, by the end of august. almost certainly he will be indicted from the state of georgia are also related to trump's attempts to steal the election there, but it is just not having a big impact. i think most people around the world will be surprised that it is having no impact. tom: it is not just up to republicans who ultimately wins the 2020 for presidential election

virginia which is south of monticello south of charlottesville where he also built a very beautiful house. i'm not going to talk about today. they were integral to what he did. to his making his living some of them worked in trades others in the fields some in the main house. many were members of the hemis family as as you probably some of the story. elizabeth hermitage said her children were part of the whales of state and tradition says that john wales the father of six. of having his children and thus they were half-brothers. to jefferson's wife, martha ah, jefferson gave the having special positions and the oldest slave jefferson jefferson freed and his lifetime and it is well, we're all hemmings. giving credence to the oral history that they were related to him years after his wife debt wife's death jefferson father at least six of sally having his children four of whom survived to adopt and are mentioned. in jefferson's plantation records their daughter harriet and elder son. beverly were allowed to leave botticello during his lifetime in the youngest. two younger sons madison and e