then they said, he is good and did now. >> through all the gunfire, screaming, fred hampton never wakesedative in his system. william o'neill, the panther who made the kool-aid that night, turns out he is also an fbi informant. fred had been drugged on the orders of federal law enforcement, and assassinated by chicago police. amy: it was december 4, 1969, and somehow i remember seeing footage, bernadine, of you walking into the house. was it the same day after he was assassinated, a day later? if you could talk about who fred hampton was, how that assassination even further radicalized you, what it meant for the movement in this country and for the weather underground? bernadine: i remember, everyone my aide remembers the day that fred hampton and mark clark was assassinated. it seared into our head because it was people that we knew, the city of chicago, the red squad and the sheriffs and police all collaborated with the fbi. we took six years to bring it to trial and prove it. people's law office did in incredible job doing that. i remember one of things they did, they immediately too

you think about fred hampton, the work of fred hampton ins chicago, trying to work with a blackstone ranger, the largest mayor to talk about how too turn that into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the community. and the response coming out of the chicago police department and fbi was like we've got to stop them from hooking us up with thatit black body. and the counterintelligence program, so sending information saying the other has a hit outo for you they are trying to take you out. and i think that the labeling to defend the community from police violence, from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community in harm's way that you've got this sense of let's paint them as nefarious and violent as a threat to the community and that will shrink the base and make them not viable. let's put the incredible resources of the federal law enforcement and the state and local law enforcement and bear down on this organization. ... >> almost to the point you can almost guess that before they talk about who did it unfortuna

you think about fred hampton the work fred hampton was doing in chicago. trying to work with the black stone rangers of the largest gang there to figure outut how o turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. and their spots coming out of the chicago pd and theot fbi ase have got to stop that political head from hooking up without black body. counterintelligence program. so sending information to hampton and two forts and they got it hit out for the other has a hit out for you they are trying to take you out, to so distrust. and i think the labeling of the panthers not as an organization put in place to defend the black community from police violence. from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community in harm's way. that you got this sense of let's paint them as nefarious, as of violence, as a threat to the white community. that will shrink their base. that will make them not viable. let's put the incredible resources of federal law enforcement and of s

the work that fred hampton was doing in chicago. working with, trying to work with the black rangers of the largest gang there. to figure out how to turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. at the response coming out of the chicago pd and the fbiwas like , we have got to stop that little head from looking hooking upwith that blackbody . so it's the counterintelligence program. it's sending information to hampton to jeff for saying got hit out and the other has a hit out for you trying to take you out . to so distrust. and i think that the labeling of the panthers, not as this organization put in place to defend the black community from police violence, from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community inharm's way . that you got this sense of let's take them as nefarious and violent and as a threat to the whitecommunity . and that will shrink their base. that will make them not viable. let's just put the incredible resources

this government, speaking of the fbi, they assassinated black leaders like fred hampton. there is no effort to stop the income inequality. no way should one race have 40 times as much as the race like black people. there is no free education for us or anything like that. in my opinion, i think 99% of all the races in the world know this is a capitalistic world and that the industrial revolution was started from black people. you do not want to pay your debts because they like their position and black people's position. however he going to get respect from the rest of the world when we have -- when we were already polluted, rates and enslaved to get our advantage. but now we do not want china or anyone else to do that. come on america. host: mark from atlanta, georgia. republican line. caller: i just want to say, america listen to me. it is unmoral for me as a young man to go out and have sex with as many people as i can so i guess it would be unmoral for a young lady to do the same thing. it is a moral -- immoral to do so because the consequences are great. host: one of t

the framing and drugging and murdering of fred hampton. the framing of ross and leonard who to this day rot in federal prison for crimes they did not commit. the framing of -- in the public image of people like malcolm x and mohamed ali and martin luther king jr. and raids where they murdered entire families. the fbi should have been abolished years ago and was never supposed to exist in the first place. whatever happens with the trump indictment doesn't mean we should have federalli es. kennedy: spike cohen, you get the win here. things aren't all bad for former president trump. liz cheyney, here row of the january 6 committee, he was crushed in last night's republican primary and lost to trump-backed challenger harry haggeman by almost 40 points and in an unbelievable moment of narcissism, she compared herself to, wait for it, abraham lincoln in her concession speech. wait for it. >> the great and original champion of our party, abraham lincoln, was defeated in the senate and house before winning the most important election of all. linco

of anyone who threatens the control power of the ruling class whether it is martin luther king, fred hamptonr leonard or countless others that is with the fbi and the department of justice exist for even by their own metrics are terrible law enforcement because that's not the purpose or purposes not to protect people is not to enforce laws or to protect us. it is there to serve the political purpose of preserving the power of the ruling class and it should be abolished and i was saying that before was cool. tom: quickly, do you think, you don't like the fbi ever but you have to admit they're worse now than ever, is that right? >> all government organizations become progressively worse until their vibe checked in one way or another so they continue to get worse and they will continue to get worse and long after donald trump is no longer here and frankly after none of us are here if the fbi remains and continues to be unchecked it will be progressively worse. tom: vibe checked the fbi, meanwhile a look like president biden didn't get the memo about trying to cool down partisan politics as the

this government, speaking of the fbi, they assassinated black leaders like fred hampton. is no effort to stop the income inequality. no way should one race have 40 times as much as the race like black people. there is no free education for us or anything like that. in my opinion, i think 99% of all the races in the world know this is a capitalistic world and that the industrial revolution was started from black people. you do not want to pay your debts because they like their position and black people's position. however he going to get respect from the rest of the world when we have -- when we were already polluted, rates and enslaved to get our advantage. but now we do not want china or anyone else to do that. come on america. host: mark from atlanta, georgia. republican line. caller: i just want to say, america listen to me. it is unmoral for me as a young man to go out and have sex with as many people as i can so i guess it would be unmoral for a young lady to do the same thing. it is a moral -- immoral to do so because the consequences are great. host: one of the lea