. >> darryl johnson meanwhile says he is doing his part to continue research and offering training and consulting services to local law enforcement. >> i would say that it's a persistent growing problem that's left unresolved and it's going to be getting worse if we don't do something about it now. >> "america tonight's" lori jane gliha is here. looking at that collection it is almost like a museum of hate of all kinds. >> yes i've got to be honest i was a little bit uncomfortable standing had around all these things but it's extremely educational. he's amassed stuff from so much time, he had stuff frvment from the k comfortk, from the sovereign militia movement, and all sorts of things on the right wing on the left wing, various types of things that could contribute eventually violently if they're violent to go on to domestic terrorism. what he says is it's very important for these things to be used in law enforcement training and it's interesting looking at these things because they look so benign, like a manual or a booklet but when you open them up and read about the violent and cr

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