i'm a kkk vip. but first, let me talk to the locals.ee if they know that the ku klux klan is still in the hood. >> it's a good place to live, good place to raise kids. it's about as close to modern mayberry as you can get. >> modern mayberry. would you recommend a black guy like myself buy a house around here? >> sure. re. you'd fit right in, i'm sure. >> right in? >> yeah. >> we ha heard there's still like a klan presence, like a kkk presence. has that happened here? >> years ago dawson did have kind of a bad reputation. small town. it's just totally just disappeared. >> okay. >> now -- >> it's been over for years. >> do you see black people around here ever? >> whenever i was growing up there wasn't really a lot because the kkk's like headquarters are just right down the road. i see them around town when i work at dairy queen down there. >> it's funny because you're the youngest person we've talked to and we talked to some older people in town and somebody said the klan hasn't been here for 50 years. >> no, they're -- >> they were try

but first, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get

city leaders say the park event "hearkens back to the days of the kkk". white nationalist richard spencer organized saturday live streamed it online. police broke up the crowd... after a fight between protesters and opponents of the monument. in the day ahead-- a big night for wizards fans. after 6 wild games-- washington and boston will meet for game seven tonight. on the line-- a trip to the eastern conference finals, to face lebron james and the cavaliers. the wizards franchise hasn't made it to the conference finals since 1979. they will get their chance, tonight in boston. new this morning. there is a new miss usa-- and she has something in common with last year's winner. that's right-- for the second year in a row. "miss district of columbia" was named the winner of the miss usa pageant. this year's winner, kara mccullough, mccullough was born in naples, italy, but she was raised in virginia beach. she will go on to compete in the miss universe pageant. coming up. thats gotta hurt. nationals fan get quite a scare after an ace pitcher goes down in pa

the most i can say in defense of this kind of thinking is do you want to give a platform to the kkk? do you want to give a platform to people who are hateful in terms of women and minorities and the like? the instinct is to say no but if you look at history they defend the rights of everybody. and the main. kennedy: even though they may disagree that they defended. ann coulter come you may disagree with her and you may find flaws in their arguments but she's been completed with the kkk and that's problematic. >> it's been extended to yannopoulos. the question becomes if someone is engaged in meeting demonizing and in that case pornographic stuff that you find untenable at what point do you go from ann coulter two -- and there is a conversation to be had about this. kennedy: there were brierton fires and that's where the ridiculousness is. you can have a question. how far is too far and where does the disagreement stop and where do i have to loudly disagree with you unfortunately can't have a conversation on the college campus. thank you for coming back. >> i think they are chickens.

a photo of him in a kkk outat this time is there. >>> it is now 6:50.th erika gonzalez breaking news in the district. >> reporter: eun, good morning. we are following some developing news this morning. we are hearing out of prince george's county that an unoccupied prince george's ambulance has been reported stolen from the prince george's county hospital. local police agencies are in pursuit. again, a pgfd ambulance reported stolen from the prince george's hospital, and local police are pursuing this. we're trying to see if we've got some video from the ground yet. not yet. sorry. we're going to try to get and we'll be tweeting this out as soon as we get it. developing story in prince george's county. >> thank you, erika. >>> times scaquare is back open >> we're learning what charges the police say the man is facing. 26-year-old richard rojas is charged with one count of murder and 20 counts of attempted murder. this is what it looked like when police say his car jumped the curve and went hurtling down the sidewalk for three blocks. an 18-year-old from

these alt-right people, who were using nazi and kkk salutes, waving a flag that has nazi and kkk thingsat happened beyond that needs to be proven in court. i don't think there was proof that my client attacked anyone. >> tucker: okay, but you are totally missing my point, which is, your job as lawyer, presumably to argue that he wasn't even there. the he didn't do that. but somebody did do that. whether it was your client or not, why does it matter what people are saying? no slogan, no flag it as an excuse to hit someone with a bicycle lock. and you seem to be suggesting otherwise. >> you know what, i'm really not. i don't believe that it's appropriate to use force or deadly force against someone who is not themselves involved in some sort of wrongful activity. maybe it is not appropriate at all. but i think that you are, without really looking into it, are assuming that these 4chan people have produced some legitimate evidence of an assault. >> tucker: well, there is, this video is evidence of assault. whether or not it's your client is the question. i'm much more interested in the gro

. >> what i saw was reminiscent of the 1940s and 1930s as a kkk community. how can we say we are a welcoming city for all, with one of the most divisive and ignore an the statues you will find in the country. >> reporter: tonight a court injunction blocking the statue's removal for six months. as the tension between the country's past and present becomes a monumental fight. gabe gutierrez nbc news, charlottesville. >>> delta plans to test new technology at minneapolis/st. paul, that would allow people to check their bags by scanning their faces. no agent necessary. if the pilot program goes well, the airline plans to roll it out across the country. >>> when we come back, he rose from poverty to play college football. perhaps his most amazing achievement happened off the field. inspiring america is next. the reason bay area lawyers say low income drivers are unfairly punished. ===jess/take vo=== plus: a familiar face at practice. but when can we expect steve kerr back on the bench for the warriors? ===next close=== the news is next. ==jess/take vo== right now

this event put on by the wissahickon faith community association in response to the kkk material thatturning up in these communities over the course of the last couple of weeks. community leaders, school district leaders, religious leaders all teaming up at this church behind me tonight as one speaker put it, it is time to be so done with this. ♪ >> reporter: standing room only nearly 300 people forced indoors at ambler church of the brethren the rain not drowning out the message. >> we cannot turn back. no. >> we're not turning back. >> no. >> reporter: almost three dozen community groups represented christians, jews, muslims, black, white, gay, straight, standing as one to fight bigotry, hatred and ignorance. ♪ >> one flyer on one person's house, one broken window, one swats toy carbs one person in a hood is enough to bring us out. >> reporter: it was kkk flyers on the driveways of homes in maple glenn similar to these discovered in several south jersey communities that drew outrage. >> not everyone is buying into the hate tread that seems to be sweeping our nation. that we need to

and it wasn't lost on the white supremacists and white nationalists who, you know, endorsed like the kkk, president trump. david duke. he was the source of all of this. why he does this today, why he attacks the media when they could be an ally, i can't say. but why the media circles around the white house when it comes to times of war or military action. why you get these typical pundits on television, who know so little about so much, explaining the world to us and getting it so wrong. why the media brings us the pundits when it comes to military action. 067 a general or a kournal. they don't tell you retired -- sort of like an elder states man. and they don't tell you about the weapons manufacturer's they are tied to, we should hear all of these voices by the way. we should know if they're representing a weapons manufacturer, and who's profiting from all of this. this is important. and what about having as many peace leaders on. what if the media started with the premise. what if war was not an option? i mean, i think that's where we should be in the 21st century. >> as always, you gi

report roar this the response to kkk flyers posted around the community earlier this month religiousders coming together and in no time the community followed. >> it's become acceptable. that's what's so concerns me. it's always been out there. racism and anti semitism that's nothing new but it's become acceptable and that's what terrifies us. >> reporter: but not acceptable here. >> to let people know that, yeah, we are the light of the world and there is no mace for hate tread. report roar neighbors meeting neighbors for the first time in making connections. >> you meet people that you never get to meet, and begin to have a conversation and like has been said it's just the beginning. it's got to keep going. >> reporter: the row jesus community hoping to plan more meetings like this to keep lucy the dial hog going. >> um-hmm. that's a good thing. thank you very much, brad. >>> new details about an armed robbery at cvs is in delaware county we took to you the scene last night. you saw it as breaking news at 10:00. we now know that during the robbery, the robber forced employees into

some say it instills fear in minority populations in a way that hearkens back to the kkk. >> we're just white people that love our heritage, our european identity. >> after a fight between protesters and counter protesters, police move in. everyone left, no injuries, no arrests. >>> coming up, a tv anchor's disappearance more than 20 years ago still haunts a bay area woman to this day. >> i hope someone would do it for your family. >> this woman's personal connection to the story and her mission to bring the missing woman's family some closure, part of our bay area proud series. coming up. thank you for everything you )ve done. thank you foee >>> happy mother's day. >> that it? >> well, thank you for taking care of me. and thank you for everything you've done. thank you for feeding me, and raising me. and i've had a great childhood with you. and happy mother's day. >> ah, that is so sweet. my son's card to me said dear mom, b-e-e-r. >> that's what mom wanted. >> love to hear from the kids. >>>20 years ago, a small town news anchor in iowa never showed up for her morning shift. if the my

. >> reporter: more complete paving will come in the fall as the city gets approval to spend kkk infrastructure bond money. in oakland katie, abc7 news. >> all right. new tonight the u2 concert at levi stadium created a traffic crunch coming and going, but hey that was expected. ♪ >> look at that crowd. the big unknown, would the concert end in time for the venue's 10:00 curfew. abc7 news reporter katie is live. >> reporter: the concert ended a few minutes ago, right after 11:00. we did see some people, though, leaving early. they told me they wanted to miss some of that traffic heading home. they might have also missed some of bono's social commentary. he gave out a shout out to cecil williams and steve jobs and he talked about the fight against hiv and aids and gave props to the new women's movement. u2 dazzled concert goers inside the stadium, all things must come to an end, it ended well past the 10:00 curfew. it is possible the city of sclera cousanta clara could issue a noise fine, but it wouldn't be more than a thousand dollars. for fans it's priceless even if it means entering the eveni

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. >> what i saw was reminiscing of the kkk rally.ow can we see we're a welcoming community with one of the most divisive and ignorant statutes you will find in the country? >> reporter: tonight a court of junctions blocking the statute's removal as the past and present becomes a monumental fight. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, virginia. >>> there is a new way to check bags. delta airlines plans to test new technology at minneapolis st. paul international. that would allow people to check their bags by scanning their faces to identify themselves. no agent necessary. if the pilot program goes well, the airline plans to roll it out across the country. >> he rose from poverty to play college football but perhaps the most amazing achievement happened off the field. inspiring america is next. k. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holdin

fly containing hate speech and supporting the kkk. >> authorities in washington state are investigatinger a driver lost control of a dump truck and it slammed into a car and caught on camera. look at this. watch the bottom right side of the screen. the truck flies through a red light at an intersection and crashes into a car. the think there was a problem with truck's brakes. the truck driver wasn't hurt. >>> today is red nose day. if you see people wearing this you'll know where. >> a fundraiser aimed at changing the lives of children living in poverty in the u.s. and around the world. nbc 10 and nbc are proud to participate. you can buy your exclusively at walgreen's. bill and melinda gates foundation will match donations up to a million dollars. ♪ >>> how many times have i told you not to dance down the stairs. >> once or twice. >> tonight red nose day special on nbc will include a love actually reunion short film from writer and director red nose day founder rich curtis. nbc has a full night of programming to celebrate red nose day with 8:00 starting with celebrity nigeriaa warrior

the flyers containing hate speech and supporting the kkk were left in driveways of homes last week. >>> more legal trouble for one of two brothers convicted in the high-profile murder of a south jersey girl. dante robinson is charged in a home break in in sicklerville. he and his brother were contagious were arrested in 02012 in the death of autumn pasquale. >>> we now know that a coding error is what caused a south new jersey nuclear power to send out an alert to half million people. it appeared on tv screens but was only intend as a test for people participating in a training exercise. state police say the coding problem has been fixed. >>> at the jersey shore wildwood officials pass an ordinance that ban smoke on the boardwalk. the new law goes into effect in january of 2018. meantime north wildwood officials are scheduled to vote on a similar proposal next month. >>> lehigh valley, no deal. gaming giant mgm resorts international is not buying the sands casino bethlehem. the $1.3 deal fell through. the sale would have been one of the largest property sales in the lehigh valley. sti

. >> reporter: more complete paving will come in the fall as the city gets approval to spend kkk infrastructure bond money. in oakland katie, abc7 news. >> all right. new tonight the u2 concert at levi stadium created a traffic crunch coming and going, but hey that was expected. ♪ >> look at that crowd. the big unknown, would the concert end in time for the venue's 10:00 curfew. abc7 news reporter katie is live. >> reporter: the concert ended a few minutes ago, right after 11:00. we did see some people, though, leaving early. they told me they wanted to miss some of that traffic heading home. they might have also missed some of bono's social commentary. he gave out a shout out to cecil williams and steve jobs and he talked about the fight against hiv and aids and gave props to the new women's movement. u2 dazzled concert goers inside the stadium, all things must come to an end, it ended well past the 10:00 curfew. it is possible the city of sclera cousanta clara could issue a noise fine, but it wouldn't be more than a thousand dollars. for fans it's priceless even if it means entering the eveni

start, looking at white supremacist richard spencer squeeze into that blazer, now you know why the kkkith robes. like, hey, dick, your suit's having its own civil war right now. and i don't think that union's going to hold. >> trevor: no, no, no, michelle, michelle. i'm not talking about the fashion. i'm talking about the whole celebration of it, you know. is honoring the confederacy racist or is it -- >> it's racist, yeah, it's racist. >> trevor: but i know it seems that way, but maybe this is about celebrating white heritage. >> sure, it's about celebrating the racist part of white heritage. because when i celebrate my white heritage, i go for the part that fought to end slavery and started yoga. >> trevor: yoga came from india. >> mmm, i'm pretty sure it was my friend rachel in brooklyn. ( laughter ) seriously, these confederate celebrations, they should be illegal. >> trevor: whoa, michelle, the foundation of america is free speech. >> i'm not talking about free speech. i'm taking about the real foundation of america -- winning! in america, we don't celebrate losers. we send losers

in the attorney general for monday's civil-rights movement began to say the kkk leads to the death in desegregated schools. the spin nicad you go from campus riots to supporter of donald trump and? >> and i agreed to the books for the school but it was victorious and then mr. the vietnamese without our protection. but i realize the laugh was never the anti-war movement. and that is what motivates the. >> in your new book "big agenda" you write the pelicans need to direct their heroes that the achilles heel with the responsibility of misery and suffering. >> there is a chapter in my but called the achilles heel . democrats have a stranglehold with every killing field. chicago. baltimore. washington d.c.. 100% controlled by the democratic party. everything that is wrong with the inner-city. and those of a graduate are functionally illiterate. with the beautiful mother of four children who should not have been on the street every oppression of minorities democrats and progressives are 100 percent end until donald trump spending over 20 years with every speech from the democratic party to

. >> an image of attorney general jeff sessions in a kkk road projected on the side of the departmentdquarters with phrases saying sessions must go. >> at least one person arrested early this morning at the robert e. lee monument in new orleans. pro and anti-monument groups gathered around the statue. >> a man had a history of problems with police including getting discharged from the navy. about 21 ,000 at&t wireless workers say they're going on strike if they don't get a contract by they're welcome oohing for better pay and get -- they're looking for better pay and better job security. >>> we're going to get day 3 of a heat wave, man, it's hot again. thanks for joining us this friday, happy friday. i'm mike hydeck. >> let's get into those temperatures with meteorologist allyson rae. sweltering again today. >> not only is it sweltering outside, i think it is cooler outside than it is in the studio right now. excuse our glistening. 72 degrees right now for washington. 67 for gaithersburg. and as we head farther to the south even warmer. i'm going to keep my eye on any patchy fog devel

the event in the public park harkens back to the day of the kkk. >> no more attacks on our heritage! >> reporter: the protest sparked by richard spencer. he recently sat down with juju chang. >> look, i think the alt-right has gained a lot of ground precisely because we're provocative. >> reporter: the scene, the late latest across the south as cities remove confederate symbols. in new orleans last week, some calling the statue history, while others chanting, take it down. in charlottesville, a court injunction has stopped them from taking down the statue for six months. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the high school football star killed just before graduation. police say 18-year-old bryant lee was shot in the head during a graduation party in baton rouge, louisiana. friends describing him as an "a" student. investigators saying he was not the intended target. lee was also an innocent bystander when he was shot and injured sixth months ago. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> next tonight, inside the tense standoff inside a hospital near chicago. police and s.w.a.t. t

but this is a big question when i say that abraham lincoln was republican the democrats created the kkk after losing the slave trade from the civil war the comments from the democrats is water once democrats are now republicans and vice versa. the philosophies have changed and to win the civil war. especially that black fellow there with a good response?. >> the black fellow. [laughter] colorblind in action. so that is a deployment of history as the basis for appeal but what happens black republicans themselves feel like the party over relies on that historical narrative because that fundamental backdrop if you knew better you would speak better and black republicans feel that they don't understand history. so there is a real talent if you want to remove these historical facts no one can argue of blacks supporting democrats like african-americans were overwhelming at the start of the republican party. one of the respondents in my book just happened not because we moved away from the party because it moved away from us. but i think to remove them from a broader historical context certain

the event in the public park "harkens back to the days of the kkk." >> no more attacks on our heritage. >> reporter: the protest saturday live-streamed by richard spencer, the man who coined the phrase alt-right for the far right-wing movement. he reent lrecently sat down wit juju chang. >> i think the alt-right has gained a great deal of ground precisely because we are provocative. >> reporter: the scene the latest across the south as more cities remove confederate symbols. in new orleans last week those waving confederate flags calling this jefferson davis statue history. others chanting "take it down." ♪ zbl take them down! >> take them down! >> new orleans is in the process of taking down a total of four confederate statues. last night in charlottesville the city held a candlelight vigil to hold an anti-protest to counteract the one that happened over the weekend. a court injunction has stopped the city from removing from robert e. lee statue for six months. >>> in sydney, australia a customer picked up his takeout but didn't exactly use the drive-thru. check it out. onlookers were

. >> eboni: eric, i protested the kkk. we wanted to engage in a dialogue with intelligent thought.rst amendment protection. it's a circular end-run argument about the thing they are trying to prevent. >> guest: it's frightening. if you say, islam is a death sentence or they discriminate against women. that's not hate speech. it's fact. i wish it wasn't. >> kat: hate speech is also protected speech. what do you think? >> guest: i think the first amendment is sancrosirchth. this -- sinct. this is a free country. we have to defend it. >> kat: it's hard to be the mayor. if you don't want a hard job, go to marketing. a job where you don't have to deal with things like this. i am not saying it's bad. you won't to deal with these things. that's your job as a mayor to deal with these kind of issues. you can't just opt out of it. >> eric: this is a federal plaza. he has no jurisdiction over it. those were permitted. they will go through with it. >> guest: off can't have a functioning democracy if every time an uncomfortable subject comes up we can't have it. >> guest: unless it's berkeley,

if you are talking about perspective, we've had kkk rallies and i've covered them.ssage unless it's true. i'm confused about what this particular mare is seeking. does he only want to listen to people who talk like him? they tend to be more violent. >> kennedy: if berkeley is a reminder of how the left can be violent. what's interesting, the stabbing is a tragedy. the man who is harassing those women and then killed two people, tried to kill a third, was actually a bernie sanders and jill stein supporter. >> guy: people tried to quickly tie this to donald trump. the mayor saying, let's shut down a free-speech event. even if it was trump inspired that is still not a reason to shut down a free-speech event. i'm with the aclu on this one, but it turns out this guy supported bernie sanders for president and also has gone on rants against christian and in the past. he is a not on the left, that does not make the left responsible for him. we shouldn't be canceling a bernie sanders speech. >> sandra: if i were to play devil's advocate, this mayor has an obligation to keep

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but then the kkk is also in there too.be only maxine waters can bring together the clan, putin, and ukraine. how do they fit together? >> i think that you're going to have to ask her. >> tucker: as the standardbearer of the democratic party, don't you think maxine waters speaks for a lot of democrats? 's she's all over television. >> i think it is surprising, given the force of the evidence in terms of trump and impeachment, it is surprising there aren't more democratic leaders who are out ready to call for him to be impeached. you have more folks out saying let's wait and see what develop develops. i personally think there is more than enough there, not on russia but on other actions since he's been in office to say now is the time for impeachment. >> tucker: don't you think there is a -- whatever you can say, and saying he has mended high crimes for which he ought to be removed from office. it's a different standard. >> we wouldn't do it for something as trivial as lying about sex. we would wanted to be more serious. you

just like if there was a kkk rally, or a black lives matter, or any speech that someone may disagreeou can't stop them just because you don't like the content. >> jenna: let's talk a little bit about timing. i'm not pushing back on your stance is, i know you guys have a legal expertise, but i am curious about the timing on this. according to the associated press a schedule permit has been rented to the rally, and has been issued to the event itself. is there anything in the timing saying that it's not that we don't want you to gather, it's just that the murderous just happened and we want to delay it. what you think about that? >> you can't start putting any sort of constitutional infringement on the time, put manner, or place with which people want to exercise the right to assemble and speak freely. in fact, timeliness is important, and people want to get messages out. what happened is horrible, but i agree with what troy just said. if we had limited the time, manner, place in the past, who knows where the civil rights movement would've gone. who knows where groups on the right or l

but then the kkk is also in there too.nly maxine waters can bring together the clan, putin, and ukraine. how do they fit together? >> i think that you're going to have to ask her. >> tucker: as the standardbearer of the democratic party, don't you think maxine waters speaks for a lot of democrats? 's she's all over television. >> i think it is surprising, given the force of the evidence in terms of trump and impeachment, it is surprising there aren't more democratic leaders who are out ready to call for him to be impeached. you have more folks out saying let's wait and see what develop develops. i personally think there is more than enough there, not on russia but on other actions since he's been in office to say now is the time for impeachment. >> tucker: don't you think there is a -- whatever you can say, and saying he has mended high crimes for which he ought to be removed from office. it's a different standard. >> we wouldn't do it for something as trivial as lying about sex. we would wanted to be more serious. you thi

flyers containing hate speech and supporting the kkk were left in driveways of homes last week. >> to the jersey shore wildwood officials passed an ordinance that banned smoking on the boardwalk. north wildwood officials are scheduled to vote on a similar proposal next month. >>> in chester county the devon horse show and country fair begins today. opening day events include a yappy hour and a dog show this evening. the devon horse show is the largest and oldest of its kind in the u.s. it runs through next sunday june 4th. >>> let's check the weather for that event and a lot of other events going into the long holiday weekend. >> see the weather behind us. we'll deal with thunderstorms today. let's check in with bill henley. >> we've seen some steady light rain for most of the area and that includes s abington. doppler screen shows the rain falling. just to the south we're starting to see it become more scattered. not the steady rainfall. there will be some breaks in the rain. so far no thunderstorms. but that threat looks likely for later today as they move up from the south into the

that's why you can't respect the kkk. they hid their faces. are you embarrassed or ashamed?oing to be a racist and bigot, do it out in the open for everybody to see. >> he grew up in south carolina, not much interested in school he worked all kinds of jobs even hustling drugs. that landed him in jail a few times. his name charlamagne grew out of an effort to hide his efforts to sell drugs from his parents. >> the crack heads would roll up and see me my name was like larry. >> your larry's son. i didn't want my mother or father to know what i'm doing. >> he was also an a individual reader. >> i was reading a history book and i just saw that charlamagne was french for charles the great and really cool. i'm going to start calling myself charlamagne. >> and it's that name making news as an author of a book he calls "black privilege". >> not everybody can have a book come out in the top ten. >> god is good. >> how do you explain that? >> that's an interesting question. for me it's one of those things where i really just wanted to tell my story and create good content and honestly

incident at american university on monday when bananas were found around nooses written on the bananas kkk investigating this as a hate crime. we'll check weather and traffic for you after a quick break. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >> we may have early day sunshine. we are going to see the clouds rolling quickly. lunchtime cloud cover, jacket weather, highs mid to upper 60s. it is a weather alert day storm watch 7. high winds could see more than an inch by the morning rush up until noon showers sunday, only a few 40% chance, much cooler all next week. >> veronica, this morning, looking good for a friday eve. we have a couple of issues on the 95 corridor. it is 95 northbound two problems making their way away from the aqua trailer blocking trave you open a cinco de mayo party. so, you can celebrate any time or place. ♪ avocados from mexico [ somber music plays, people crying ] [ indistinct

many people think of white supremacy as the kkk and hoods and neonazis and far right armed militia groupste supremacy is centering whiteness and devaluing that which is not white. >> historically, white men have been the biggest terrorists in the united states of america. >> see, those are looked at as anomalies. the assumption is they're all mentally sick. and every excuse in the book is made. when it's muslims, we want to flip the script and reframe things. >> what makes you want to live here of all the places you could live in the country? >> this is home and this is very comfortable. you know, dr. king once said that 12:00 on sunday is america's most segregated hour in america. well, the friday prayer time in this muslim community is the most integrated. we have a nice community here. >> well, thank you, brother, for talking to me. i appreciate it. now you got a lot of food to eat. much of the food in the area is permissible. even though common sense goes against it, i'm headed to see how the sausage gets made. okay. more like where the meat gets made. damn. now i'm hungry. >> these a

like the president did a happy easter then an entire paragraph saying the kkk shouldn't use christian ideology to do violence. that's inappropriate. he can talk about na in another place but an holiday message. >> what's your reaction congressman to your newest republican colleague to be the newest congressman elected from montana. charged with assaulting a reporter. you saw last night in his victory speech. he apologized to that reporter. >> he should have apologized before victory speech. i don't know greg. i welcomed him to the u.s. house of representatives, but if he did assault he should be prosecuted for that as well. >> congressman ted lieu, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> standing by, with lots of information unfolding right now. we will take a quick break and be right back. days weeding through w2s,he nexw pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. or you could push that button. [dong] [rocket launching] skip the bank, skip the paperwork, and go completely online. securely share your financial info and confidently get an accurate mortgage solution

and trump speech could be a gateway drug for the kkk becoming mainstream in the g.o.p. really?a lot of people who i think are critical of donald trump critically look alike praise from donald duke and wonder if he is a gateway drug, if there is something beyond donald trump himself, that means a much greater transformation of the republican party into something that is going to be new to mainstream policy. >> there is a lot more, down in 2011 trying to explain away congressman anthony weiner's graphic lewd tweet, watch this. >> if the congressman was hacked as he said he was, if he was praying, how would that work? how could a person do that? what would it look like? look at the image of the congressman's twitter account, and judging from the pixel is asian of the images, some other clues, he concludes that the damage was a composite, saved a number of times, indicating that it had been photoshopped, for a theory with fewer stops, other blogs have a theory of a potential hacking that looks at the information in bedded -- embedded in this controversial picture. a third by final

she basically said she felt like she lost cousin of the kgb, fbi, and kkk.he last being a reference to the people who are supporters of trump who she referred to as deplorables, that now infamous moment in september 2016. charlie: she could never really apologize in a way that got through. >> no, and that haunted her from even before she announced she was running, she had this press conference at the u.n. she had to talk about it even back then and fast forward to the summer, she's frustrated because her message isn't getting through, and she's basically making the known. she's asking her aides, and in one moment her husband is just as frustrated and he's making that known, why isn't our message getting through. they kind of want them to get out in front of it, and they are reluctant to do so initially. both of them, because they feel they've done nothing wrong. they thought it was above level. they didn't think it would be as big a story. they were telling their surrogates as much at the time, this will blow over. charlie: you suggested, if she zed in a way

he famously was quoted as joking in the 1980's about the white terrorist organization the kkk ok until found out they smoked pot. your response? >> that is an interesting thing because one of the things that is happen in the country since that time, we now have eight states that have legalized recreational marijuana use. in the states were concerned that jeff sessions percent after them on the one hand. jeff sessions has not come after them because there is a lot of money involved. there are a lot of wealthy white people involved. i don't want to pit white people against other groups such a, but let's be honest. he won't go after them. i know people have some anxieties about it, but jeff sessions is ignorant, but not stupid. he won't go after those folks. even though he made his comment about marijuana, we should see actually what his actions are. he can make these comments to kind of get a wink and nod to people supporting him so he lets them know i'm against drugs, but he is not going after marijuana. he is going after all of the .ther sort of drug offenses and i hope the people who