on december 4 fred hampton was killed in his sleep. 80 shots were fired from his front door and at 4:morning, hampton's bodyguard was an fbi informant and he slipped him a sleeping pill. it was a cold-blooded assassination. at the beginning but police said that it was a firefight but only two bullets were shown to have gone through a the outside, from inside to outside. so it is an fbi arranged with the chicago police assassination and it was extremely upsetting to the left and up to a group of radicals who have split off from the large students with democratic society split off from them in june of 1959 and created a more militant radical group that they call themselves the weatherman. during the student uprising he describes the impact of the fred hampton death and also the fbi targeting of the black panthers on his group. when the panthers came along and they were carrying guns and lay any means necessary the government reacted by taking them seriously and murdering them we said it's more and we've got to be out there and not just applauding from the sidelines. we identified that a

underground and disrupting these organizations encouraging them to be more violent december 4th fred hamptonilled in his sleep 80 shots fired through his front door he and his colleagues were killed at 4:00 in the morning the bodyguard was the fbi informant slipped him a sleeping pill so he never woke up it was a cold-blooded assassination they said it was a firefight but only to bullets were have shown to go from the outside or the inside to the outside so clearly it was arranged with the chicago police assassination and it was upsetting to a group day of radicals who split off from the students of the democratic society and created a more militant radical group bet they call themselves the weatherman be one of their leaders was that columbia 1960 during the student uprising and described the impact of the deaf and the fbi targeting on his group when day came along carrying guns spouting by any means unnecessary the government reacted to take them seriously to murder them meese said it is war we have got to be out there not just from the sidelines but there is always the tendency for white

on december 4, fred hampton was killed in his sleep. 80 shots were fired from his front door. he and his colleague at 4:00 inr the morning hampton's bodyguard with an fbi informant he had slipped him a sleeping pill. so he never woke up. it was a cold-blooded assassination. at the beginning always said that it was a firefight with i only two bullets were shown tobu have gone through the outside from inside to outside. so, it was clearly an fbi arranged with the chicago polici assassination, and it was extremely upsetting to the right left and to a group of sds radicals who had to split off from the largest student democratic society split off and created a more militant radicall group and they called themselves the weatherman. mark was one of the leaders. he had been at columbia in 1968 during the student uprising ande he described the impact of the fred hampton -- and also the fbi targeting of the black panthers on his group. when the panthers came alongd ly carrying guns for any means necessary and the government reacted by taking them seriously and murdering them, we said it

i think fred hampton showed up. we still have a lot of love. they didn't want the weatherman to get militants. they realize it realized it was a dead end. without going into the whole story. [indiscernible] other places that fred hansen spoke. i want to ask you about a couple of dimensions and the repression. and one had to do with sds. it's crucial to my mind. we've done a little bit of research. with the information about the role of the government. with the summer of 1969. and then the second thing is the demonstrations. we took it over. they demanded that it be put up. and they have taken over the computer and said to the university if you don't in the timing of the deadline was to coincide with the hardhat. there is now been released a million documents in police surveillance. they have a million documents. in which there are believed to be details about that protest. it begs the question where were the working class and all of the story. were they just people that you hated or was this manipulated. the strong working-class element that we

to chicago on the other side of town not dramatic stuff downtown trashing that thn rally where fred hampton also spoke. >> i showed interview you for the buck. i want to ask about a couple dimensions to the police and the government repression. one had to do with sds is crucial to the fracturing of the movement. and i've always wondered why done a little bit of anecdotal research but were you able to come up with much in the summer of 69 which then led to weatherman. we took over a building after kent state and demanded that they put up the bail and people had taken over a computer and said to the university something is going to happen to thee computer and the timing was to coincide down to what became the so-called hardhat violence. there has now been released a million documents in new yorkeie city that rediscovered a million documents from this period of the activities in new york to be details about the hardhat protest. where is the working class and all of this? were they just hardhat stuff he did the protesters or was this manipulated and was there ate strong working class element in

the other side, not the dramatic stuff where fred hampton also spoke. i want to ask about a couple of dimensions to the police and the government repression and one had to do with sts diffraction in of the disintegration was crucial in my mind of the story of 69-70 and the dissipation of the movement. i've done a little bit of anecdotal research. were you able to come up with more information about factoring at the national convention in the summer of 1969 which then led to the weather and the absolute weight in the administration i was at nyu when they took over the building after kent state. people have said to the university -- has now been released a million documents in the police surveillance documents of new york city. they rediscovered this period. when it was the working class and all of this, but they just hardhats who heeded the protesters or was this manipulative and was there a strong working class element in the movement that we don't know as much about as maybe we shou should. i know there is a new book coming out on the weather undergrou

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