daryl johnson, welcome to "democracy now!"l us what you're finding, what this report was and what happened to it. >> thank you for having me on your show. basically, the genesis of the reports started as early as january 2007 when i received a phone call from the u.s. capitol police and the young senator from illinois, who is african- american, was considering running for president. they basically wanted to know if we had seen any extremist chatter that was threatening in nature toward barack obama. we did a quick search of the internet sites and did not find any threats so it's pretty much closed that request out. in my ensuing months, i sat down with analysts and postulated, what if an african-american senator was elected president, what would that do to extremism in the u.s.? we basically put this out, brainstormed this question. we came to the conclusion it would be a recruitment boom for these groups. coupling with the ailing economy, a lot of people on unemployment would basically be ripe for recruitment by these groups.

daryl johnson, thank you so much for fighting for the right things.iate it. >> thank you cenk. >> cenk: we hope that someone is paying attention. you got to track both sides of extremism. it's the most obvious thing in the world. look at all these attacks. when we come back we'll do a segment called "ask cenk." and there is some very interesting questions in there including how did i get used to talking to the camera without a teleprompter? there is a fascinating story behind that. i'll show you how the inside of this work. >> we still have 50 million americans who can't see a doctor when they're sick, and we have the right wing in total denial about the problem. collide. gavin newsom shifts into high gear for answers on the gavin newsom show. what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... and 100% natural french's yellow mustard. it has zero calories for me, and a taste my family loves. joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me, man. lls inc gicb5732

analyst daryl johnson wrote a report titled right wing extremism current economic and political climate fueling resurgence and radicalization and recurrent recruitment many on the right criticize it as politically motivated fear mongering wing extremists here. this is one of these stories and. this is what we. like to tell it oh my god. does that mean they're going to be spending so despised . there are no timothy mcveigh he's out there right now if they're going to issue these reports for this made up threat serbians as posing a bigger threat to this country than terrorists naming veterans groups as possible extremist groups targeting veterans. career was essentially over because the administration didn't support his findings so while homegrown terrorism appears to be on the rise why isn't the media recognizing it to discuss this and more i'm joined now by jennifer rowland program associate for the new america foundation jennifer welcome. so right wing extremism doesn't factor appear to be on the rise why does theirs why does there seem to be this hard time acknowledging it. i think it

analyst daryl johnson thank you. well you've heard all about three d. movies now more people are using three d. printers and while many celebrate the advances in the versatility of three d. printing others are growing concerned over possible use to print out deadly weapons and american gun smith made this a reality user by the name have. a r fifteen dot com a firearms forum claims to have fired two hundred rounds from his part plastic pistol it's the first successful firing of a three d. printed gun have blue did not use the printer and an entire gun only a part called the lower receiver. you can see it there so this component is the only part of the garden regulated for sale under u.s. law and must carry a serial number that is unless it's made by someone for personal use so how blue is not breaking any laws so is this possibly another example of how easy it is for anyone to craft their own deadly weapons to discuss this i'm joined now by our intrepid our t.v. producer andrew blake andrew it's great to have you here on the satellite here so first of al

>> daryl: i think you've got to go calvin johnson, the receiver position. >> kenny: megatron? what do you think, tony? >> tony: matt ryan perhaps? >> daryl: i don't know. i'd take matt. why wouldn't i? [ boy ] looks like our work is done here. i'm heading home. vaaa vrooom need some help, ma'am? grrrrrrr! [ in high voice ] oh thank you. these things are heavy. zzzzzzzz! [ male announcer ] built for work. and everything you work for. hey, honey. i'm glad you're home. [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. our most powerful hd yet. from fathers to sons, [ boy ] dad! [ male announcer ] chevy runs deep. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the bud light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really good time. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. >> kenny: back in atlanta. 5:38 remaining fourth quarter. kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa. and tony gonzalez, who was 14 years of age back in 1990. unfortunately, we do not have

>> daryl: i think you've got to go calvin johnson, the receiver position. >> kenny: megatron? what do you think, tony? >> tony: matt ryan perhaps? >> daryl: i don't know. i'd take matt. why wouldn't i? [ boy ] looks like our work is done here. i'm heading home. vaaa vrooom need some help, ma'am? grrrrrrr! these things are heavy. zzzzzzzz! [ male announcer ] built for work. and everything you work for. hey, honey. i'm glad you're home. [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. our most powerful hd yet. from fathers to sons, [ boy ] dad! [ male announcer ] chevy runs deep. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the d light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really good time. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. >> kenny: back in atlanta. 5:38 remaining fourth quarter. kenny albert, daryl siragusa. tony and tony gonzalez, who was 14 years of age back in 1990. unfortunately, we do not have a picture of tony from his days at huntingt

>> daryl: i think you've got to go calvin johnson, the receiver position. >> kenny: megatron? what do you think, tony? >> tony: matt ryan perhaps? >> daryl: i don't know. i'd take matt. why wouldn't i? [ boy ] looks like our work is done here. i'm heading home. vaaa vrooom need some help, ma'am? grrrrrrr! [ in high voice ] oh thank you. these things are heavy. zzzzzzzz! [ male announcer ] built for work. and everything you work for. hey, honey. i'm glad you're home. [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. our most powerful hd yet. from fathers to sons, [ boy ] dad! [ male announcer ] chevy runs deep. the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the bud light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really good time. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. >> kenny: back in atlanta. 5:38 remaining fourth quarter. kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa. and tony gonzalez, who was 14 years of age back in 1990. unfortunately, we do not have

kills people in their you know church right daryl really appreciate you coming on the show thank you so much that was a formal former v.h.s. analyst darryl johnson of the state of louisiana has been making headlines lately mostly for the controversy surrounding newly instated school policies there was first the banning of pregnant teenagers from attending charter schools that band was later reverse but crazier things have happened mother jones compiled a list of them and we wanted to give you a picture of what this education system might look like so we had our wonderful graphics artist with this little masterpiece. in the textbooks of their curriculum that dinosaurs and humans they probably hung out co-existed in harmony another lesson dragons were real we're talking fire breathing animals that acts hail fire and smoke the red scare it isn't over yet according to their taxing globalization that's ultimately leading up to the rapture. and that's not all they're preaching in the classrooms here's a few more to make you wonder slave masters they say were actually nice guys yeah some of them were cruel but for the most part they treated their slave