but how is his presidency akin to the kkk.y murdered people for the color of their skin. it reminds me of how the left likes to reference nazi germany and adolph hitler when referencing donald trump. when doing so they are insulting history and america itself telling everyone if you don't agree with them, then you are in the same camp as hitler or members of the kkk. it's despicable. mash continue luther king, jr. would have expected a lot more from us than that. there is nothing wrong supporting the president or opposing him for that matter. there is nothing wrong with wearing a make america great again hat or an "i'm with her" t-shirt. we are all entitled to an opinion. there is something very, very wrong with telling any individual they are despicable human beings akin to the likes of the kkk for daring to think differently than you. on this martin luther king day, haven't we learned at least that? can we not all agree to have some respect for intellectual diversity? when you lose the ability to converse or trade ideas or n

. >> you could say that about the kkk or neo-nazis and does that represent you? . >> do you believe it does quick. >> not really just like you should not say. jesse: you would compare that sect that has been pretty aggressive with language and physically would compare them to the clan? . >> no. not at all. jesse: no quick so you don't believe black israelites are superior to anyup other group you are equal quick. >> absolutely we made our mistakes we are all nations on earth and we paid forr it every other nation will do the same thing to become moral and corrupt. jesse: what you think about the indian activist banging the drum quick. >> he has a right to speak his mind and stand up for his people his culture has been taken away violently. and they have every right like everybody else does to speak their mind. jesse: do you think the suns should pay for the sins ofin the father? . >> yes. jesse: so with my father shot someone i should pay the price quick. >> if you still in the crime family. >> great great great great great grandfather shot in indian? should they

when somebody wants to talk about the kkk, those stories they talk about for me are real. for her it's nothing. it's a means for her to shout into the twitter echo chamber to get feedback to get power. they use minority experiences to garner power and attention for themselves. i called her out this week on twitter and she blocked me. jesse: what did you say to her when you called her out? is she emotional? is she not used to criticism? >> i was being funny and i said the [bleep] is the new kkk hood, pause, just kidding, i wanted to try being as income prehencably stupid as alyssa milano and she blocked. when a voice speaks up and disagrees with her, she instantly blocks them. she doesn't care about minority voices, she care ims power and attention to herself. jesse: i don't know if you are allowed to say the p. word. maybe you can because you are a woman. jesse: she has given to bernie, andrew gillum. it looks like she'll have to be defeating a lot more tweets. after that guy gets ahold of her, she better be careful unless she wants to face a lawsuit. another person you ta

. >> but you called the president the grand wizard, meaning of the kkk, that's language of the kkk. think the president of the united states is connected to the kkk? he's a clansman? >> absolutely not. and as you know, alisyn, i did not use the words racist in any of my comments. in fact, wolf blitzer in the past has asked me whether i believe the president is i racist and i've consistently said no. i did use a colorful phrase, but of course i don't believe that the president is a card-carrying member of the kkk. but it did capture a troubling pattern of racially insensitive and outrageous at times behavior that spans not months, not years, but decades. in 1970s it was the trump organization sued by the nixon justice department for racial discrimination against black and latino housing applicants. and in 1980s it was donald trump that led the lynch mob that went after the central park five black and latino teenagers who were wrongfully accused, wrongfully convicted, wrongfully impris sond for a crime they did not commit. for five years it was donald trump that perp perpetrated the r

. >>> kkk flyers in a local community on the day before the mlk holiday. police say there not much they can do. why that cld soon change. >>> northern virginia residents got a chance to ask questions about how amazon's new h q2 will impact their lives. big turnout today at the charles houston rec center for this amazon town hall. elected officials from alexandria and arlington taking questions on a number of topics. they addressed concerns about how the move will affect housing and transportation. leaders saying they'll hold amazon accountable to make sure thwill be a good partner in the community. >> we are t the onest need to lead the way to make these co orations, whether it's amazon, or anybody else, that comes to our neighboood and support our communities to be good partners.ma >>n says it will hire 25,000 employees to work at i crystal city headquarters. hiring begins this year. >>> your teenager will hopefully be receiving theire accepta letters in the next few months from colleges and universities. one marylan teen got more than just a letter today

a kkk member, leader of the kkk, that they voted for somebody like that -- that's pretty offensive.n you look at the reason people voted for trump, it was economic and other kinds of reasons for it but they were sick and tired of being called racist forcibly disagreeing on policy. i think democrats have to be careful here in going way too far when it comes to these types of accusations. insulting that is the president, but regular everyday americans who decided to cast their vote for donald trump. >> harris: it's an interesting point that katie is making, jessica, because it's wider than the president. as she sang. it also gets into maybe some of those independents out there, as well, which both political parties say that they want. what are these politicians trying to say about americans? >> jessica: i would add to that moderate republicans, who haven't been pleased. maybe give trump a chance in 2016 because they thought they would get tax cuts and the supreme court justices they wanted. but they are looking for a viable alternative. >> harris: why the name calling? >> jessica: i t

>>> new at 11:00 tonight, an naacp meeting helthis evening in an effort to find out who is leading kkk flyers in leesburg. the civil rights organization invited members of the community to participate in discussions tonight here at the mt.go verno rnmental center. last week, dozens of flyers containing racist propaganda were dropped in front of businesses and homes the day before martin luther king day. organizers tonight saytopping incidents like these begins with a strong sense of community. >> power of association allows you to build trust and confidence across the lines that we usually see as dividing lines. >> last week'sncident is not the first time kkk flyers have been found in loudoun county. similar flyers were distributed last year before t dr. king holiday and again in february. flyers have also been found in halloween candy bags. >>> a million dollar settlement over a faulty product used on metro's sver line. a whistle blower reported in 2016 that universal concre products falsified records. prosecutors say those records would have shown that the concrete's air content that

likening someone to the head of the kkk? >> well, i think as i just pointed out, i do not believe that the president is a card-carrying member of the kkk, but he has resided over and engaged in a series of racially incensensitive remarks. on king day we should be able to have that candid discussion. >> sean: these people have any shame? any compass? their only goal is to destroy the president, anyone who supports the president, even if you're a kid at all costs, regardless of facts and what truth is reality is. to many in the media, they seem all too comfortable. this rush to judgment over and over and over again. remember, first the media reported the students surrounded phillips. that never happened. videotape shows that in fact there was an indigenous peoples rally as well. he approached them. phillips accused the students of initiating taunts against the black hebrew israelites we have on tape saying all those things. we now know that's not true. that's not stopping mr. phillips. he let a group of protesters to the steps

no, they did not the democrats brought the kkk. >> nia-malika: have you ever seen a black man -- >> davidladies, nobody can hear you if you are talking over each other. ladies, timeouts, timeouts, timeout ladies. timeout. timeout. the come i did not cut you off. >> david: candace, and you finish your thought. >> candace: certainly i would like to. every -- everybody understands black history and at the helm of any racist in this country democrats are full of it. now they are trying to see the narrative to make us see how we should be afraid of republicans were afraid of the principles when in fact, the most progress we have had the last few decades has been under president donald trump. we will see in 2020 more black americans will stand behind him and are tired of this fearmongering rhetoric. >> david: candace i have to pause you because i need to get to d but i'm sorry a short response, go ahead. >> nia-malika: i'm just saying that black man has never been in a type of black person bent ahead of the kkk and candles, even this big party at the white house this year >> david: d, that is r

the kkk and other hate groups flourished during and after reconstruction. african-americans for several years were able to be elected and vote and have some security, but before long, they were systematically disenfranchised of almost everything. it would take over a century for us to do the right thing and use the 1960's as a method of civil rights and civil liberties. abraham lincoln once said in aurea,u, illinois -- p illinois, slavery is founded in the selfishness of man's nature. opposition to it in his love for justice. despite slavery's end, injustice did not end with it. reconstruction showed the best of american thought and the worst of it. however, as always, we should learn from this complicated era of our own shared history. thank you all very much. [applause] frank: questions? yes, sir? morning. >> may it please the court. frank: sure. [laughter] >> i wonder more on your opinion to decision not to prosecute jefferson davis, given that such he was such an unrepentant recessionist. davis said yes. if anyone is directly responsible for this rebell

. >> rorter: they found about 80 kkk flyers so far. and the recruit mant flyer ares are in ziploc baggiebaggies. i covered this story oneea ago, martin luther king jr. weekend 2018 people finding baggies and kkk, flyersust like these one. this is too familiar for the people of leesburg. police are investigatinghe flyers but there's not too much they can do. right now, the flyers are protec d by the first amendment. the only crime they would be considered is littering. the residents of leesburgay they are taking the matters into their own hands and collecting the flyers so people don't have to see the hatred. >> shocked immediately. i knew i had to find every oneci d on the street and find them and throw them away it's really sad that it keeps happening. i just -- i just am thankful that guy was here to rid the streets of it. loudon ter: and the county chapter of the naacp says they're working to get the flyers classified as a hate crime so people would be able to arrest people who pass them out. >> thank you so much. >> today is the fe

society and then to attack other cells and you see it almost every day with the supremacist groups are kkk in charlottesville and the rage unleashed from san bernardino california to parkland florida. with the anonymity of the internet and the misogyny of nationalism you would be surprised but i don't know how the federal government for causes the underlying fear and frustration but i fault them for government malfeasance. [applause] i fault them for manipulating and using the fear to deep in the division for their own political purpose. [applause] and during a blackout the looters that fear and frustration is caused by fear in their lives. the hard but true path and to solve the. and and that easiest part in this federal government seeks to demonize our differences to make it more than our greatest strength. [applause] we always knew that the concept of e pluribus unum would be different. we knew it. and differences among people scare us. and then to move humanity. and that notion of inciting it to divide and conquer isn't novel so new york knows the challenge well with destiny and divers

it almost every day and they are spreading anti-semitism of whiteowing number supremacists, in the kkk in charlottesville, in the rage unleashed in the mass shootings from san bernardino california to parkland florida. we see it in the homophobia that erupted into violence and death inside and orlando nightclub. and the cruelty that breeds in the anonymity of the internet, in the misogyny and xenophobia that somehow now constitutes the political currency of the day. it may surprise you. but i don't fault our federal government for causing the underlying fear and frustration. but i fault them for something worse. i fall them frame -- for a leadership and government. them for manipulating and using the fear and deepening the divisions for their own political purpose. like looters during a blackout, they didn't cause the darkness, but they exploited that. people's fear and frustration is caused by real problems in their lives. and there are two options for government leaders to take, the is tout true path confront and actually solved problem. path is tot false use the anger to blame someo

people to the kkk.>> the klan was what we would cultivate day eight domestic terrorist group. >> why would we call them a domestic terrorist group? >> because they tried to use fear and force to change the political environment. >> are you aware of the perception of money about how the power, the discretion that i.c.e. is being used to enforce the law? and do you see any parallels? >> if you had to be stuck in an elevator with either president trump, mike pence kumar jeff sessions, who would it be? w >> just one of us has to come out alive? >> sean: it gets far worse. remember when she got busted for releasing deceptively edited videos that smeared justice kavanaugh and pushed anti-catholic bigotry by grilling one of president trump president trump's judicial nominees about belonging to the knights of columbus. how was this unifying? i was as good for the country? is not just criticism from the right. she's also facing criticism for not being progressive and osprey g is not the only troubling democratic

so most despicable in washington like when she compared brave border patrol and ice people to the kkkhe clan was what we would call today a domestic terrorist group. >> why? why would they call them domestic terrorist group? >> because they tried to use fear and force to chain political environment. >> are you aware of the perception of many about how the power and the discretion at ice is being used to enforce the laws? and do you see any parallels? >> if you had to be stuck in an elevator with president trump mike pence or jeff sessions who would it be? >> does one of us have to come out alive. [laughter] >> sean: gets far worse. remember when she got busted for releasing deceptive video of judge kavanaugh and bigotry by grilling one of president trump's judicial nominees over belonging to the knights of columbus? how is this in any way unify? how is this good for the country? not just criticism from the right. harris is even facing opposition for not being progressive enough. senator harris isn't the only troubling democratic canada. new york senator kirsten gillibrand literally st

placing kkk flyers on businesses and homes. and not targeting any specific t households it's left residents unsettled. some banning together to remove the flyers.>> t's really sad. >> loudoun county ainaacp it will work with the state's attorney to craft a hate crime ordince and hopefully deter similar incidents from in the future. >> a bit of a scare for a friend inntown this morning. an electrical fire broke out. that started inside the tv studio on north capitol street. overhead sprinklers put out the fire. good news is that nobodyas hurt. >>> all right. the super bl is setfter two thrilling thdings. championship games came down to the last play. >> we were yelling on the edge s of ourts watching the second to last weekend of football. both headed to overtime for the first time in nfl post season history. the coin toss, patriots won it. got the ball. tom brady driving new england down the field. and then burkehead scored the game winning touchdown. patriots head to the super bowl for the fifth time in five years. an nfl reco

>> i do not believe that donald trump is a card carrying member of the kkk. however, he does have a long and inappropriate history of racially inflammatory behavior. in the 1970s he presided over the trump organization that was sued by the nixon justice department for racial discrimination against thousands of black and latino housing applicants. in the 1980s he led the lynch mob that went after the central park five, young men, wrongfully accused and convicted, wrongfully imprisoned for a crime they did not commit for five years. donald trump perpetrated the racist lie that barack obama was not born in the united states of america to delegitimize the first black president in the united states of america and then became president. in the aftermath of charlottesville led by knneonaz and. white sup prel cysts indicated that there were fine people on both sides on and orphan and on. >> i have the list in realtime. >> i'm saying away you laid out, why don't you own ait and say i said it. you know why i say it. i'm not backing off it. why back off at all? >> i hav

herself and give these rousing speeches to get people feeling they could do something in the face of the kkk intimidation she was well aware of the dangers but nevertheless believed in the work and travel in what we know quite unafraid she did leave the naacp to become a field secretary the they began to feel mistreated as the only woman who did this field work at the time so it was gender as well as race. so she is a gray and accomplished woman because at the time she started out she was pushed aside that now someone who was largely forgotten to find a compilation of american history but a lot of history isn't quite right and so i discuss that in the book as well. and in 2008 a republican novel that only years later was meant to celebrate her generation called the palace council that to tell her story and in the process of coming to realize this woman who wants terrified me is somebody that i really loved. thank you very much i will be happy to take your questions. [applause] there is a microphone there. . >> that is a lot of material. but many historians believe do we later was comfy cozy

members of the fairfax county ac na is trying to figure out wh is leaving kkk flyers in leesburg. e city council invited people to talk about it. last week, flyers with racist propaganda wereropped at businesses and homes the day before martin luoper king day. ng incidents like these begins with a strong sense of community. >> power of association, allows you to build tru and confidence, across the lines that we usually see as dividing lines. last week's incident, was not the first time that flyers were found in loudon county. similar flyers were found last year. >>> the man accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed three children in oxon hill is flee freeh on bond. h was he was arraigned on vehicle manslaughter charges. he was driving drunk when he rear-ended another car onndn head highway. the impact killed 5-year-old twins and their 1-year-old brother. their parents were seriously injured. police say he had a blood alcohol content of more than twice the legal limit. he is facing 30 yea in prison. >>> students at the universit of maryland campus are voicing concerns after

further, if i was president trump, i would be personally offended by people aligning you with the kkkdeath to her daughter, to her son-in-law, to your grandkids. people that he clearly loves. as evidenced by the things he says about them, who are jewish. i think it would be offensive as well. as martin luther king day the day to do this, when we should e honoring a man's legacy was uniting us to mark the uniting force? i think on all accounts the statement was wrong. i also think that it's unfair to align president trump in that way. >> tyrus: i disagree with you. the words are strong. i think they were inappropriate. but you have to call him out on some things. just keeping it real. sometimes it's hard to defend supporting the white house when things happen, when he needs to speak and be a leader for everybody. i don't think he always does that. >> kennedy: b could speak truth to power without something being called the grand wizard. >> tyrus: yes. to speak to somebody a congressman -- i take issue with some of things the president says that her beneath his office, but i would say th

true, but a film that looks at the kkk and the racial tensions in america, an important subject and one much more satisfying reward for him, and they say infiltration of the kkk, this is a ripe time in america would so much division could not have a better timing. let's watch a clip. i'm not risking my life for this. it's the job what's your problem? that's my problem for me at the crusade for —— for you to me at the job. why are you not buying into this you're jewish, a so—called chosen people, you've been passing as a wasp white anglo—saxon protestant. it's what light skin black folks do, they pass for white. diversity tackle, black panther doing well in the box office very good field movie, that has eight nominations at least seven. very good field movie, that has eight nominations at least sevenm the first marvel superhero movie to get into the best picture which is something people thought would never happen, it has managed to, and had the critical support as well, people really came into its side and took it seriously and some of them. so, yeah, they did really well at that one. i

america great again hat is just as maddening and triggering and frustrating for me to look at as a kkkalyssa milano said the maga hats are the new white hood. mollie: they understand people are being attacked for being conservative or pro-life. the idea of wearing a hat or short skirt justifies behavior on other people. nobody in the media would say people don't have the priest expression to wear a pussy hat. nobody would say these things. but they say these things that are outlandish and threatening. they feel the media are opposed to them to their political core. howie: what the cnn contributor said didn't cause a stir. beverly: if you are aligned with the president, they think you must be bigoted. there is talk of banning the maga hat all together. if you don't, you are ignoring a large swath of americans who do associate this president and his policies with racism. when they see president trump they think of the central park five and char slotsville. how -- charlottesville. howie: attack president trump all you want. but when you attack his supporters and kids in hats, you have gon

he hasn't condemned the kkk or the alt-right or neonazis. >> you bring up a thing i talk about all theur country. >> this country, i know we got to go. but this country, i always get mad when people talk about the founders. the founders owned slaves. >> yeah. >> the founders, they wrote the declaration, all that stuff. but they owned slaves at the same time. so that kind of negates that. but the foundation of the united states of america is based on the genocide of people and slavery. if you don't start with that, then that's a false narrative. that's my idea, my opinion. >> spike lee, thank you. >> i want to give a shout-out to brandon, it's a great song, protest song. and he called me. >> right. >> and i appreciate that. >> thank you, spike. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. ♪ ♪ they're going to put up a wall ♪ ♪ rebar and steel beams the hout too small... this is kind of awesome? how long are we here? for one year, sparks will fly. this is not awesome. i just want to make an omlete! oh, are you kidding me!? the drama will be real, but it won't s

the kkk was born out of the end of the civil war because it was way the democrats, even though thosey, we can make them fear us enough to keep them away from the polls and all the other stuff. >> the hanged people, they raped people. >> they were that terrorists at the time. the democratic party. you had people talking about the big switch, then you talk about everybody called it goldwater, they came back strong and everybody voted against civil rights and goldwater. goldwater was voting against giving the federal government more power. >> the first civil rights amendment where the post- civil war amendments. the first will write law was proposed by eisenhower in 1956. the 64 civil rights act, the voting rights act, the vast majority of republicans voted for both. i happen to disagree with goldwater because i understood his philosophy. he had no enemies whatsoever. his was a constitutional argument. that's fine. the problem i have is that the democrat party and the mouthpieces of the media keep excusing democrats of what they were. i think they've lurched in a different direction, a

. >> kkk with the nazis, they are not running around in hoods and burning crosses. >> people jumpingconclusions. >> really unreal. two teenagers at the center of the comic in high school controversy breaking their silence. you want to hear this, how they are reaction to the media's 1-sided meltdown. some breaking breakfast news, how to get your latte delivered to your door. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ where ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ whoa ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ well ♪ don't it feel good ♪ hey ♪ shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning. a lot of folks wishing they were walking on sunshine. we have more on the winter weather across a portion of the country coming up. thank you for starting the day with us. let's take a live look at capital hill, the capital, where the senate unveiled its bill to reopen the government overnight. garrett tenney joins us from dc with what the proposal is offering donald trump's border wall among a lot of other things. >> reporter: the white house and senate republicans are selling this is a comp

the more people like donny deutsch talk about border security in the same vein as racism or kkk or uglyst the more i think they help the argument that the president is making wishes he simply wants to make sure that our country has immigration system that follows the law. liz: and a lot of minorities on border patrol in montrose with saying the same thing you make yourself irrelevant. >> liz, can i say one thing? the attacks on law enforcement by donny deutsch need to be called out. these men define donald trump in the press briefing room are men who put their lives on the line to make sure our laws are upheld. it's wrong to attack them for how they look and for the physical appearance. these are heroes and do a great job with constrained resources and i repudiate what he said. liz: let's get to republican strategist with wilson who is slamming the present push for a portable insecurity. basically saying this is about appeasing the trump deplorable spirit did not say that is a quote that is application. let's watch. >> the wall is always been a con for donald trump's credulous route ten

. >> no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> she did not plan on protesting until she saw the cell phonelly. >> i saw videos of heather that day, talking to a young lady from the alt-right asking her why are you here? what are you doing? and the girl kept saying no comment. but i have to hope that somehow the girl went home and thought, geez she, what the hell am i doing here? and maybe she will remember that heather talked to her and have soul searching them from that. >> oh, my god! >> how did you find out about heather's death? >> her friend justin called me. and he just kept saying, i think she got hit by that car. and i kept saying, what car? i don't know what you are talking about. and he said, the hospital, they need to find the next of kin. i said oh --. so, you called my parents and i said, please pray. when we got to the hospital two ladies grabbed me and walked me up and i walked in the room and the detective looked at me and he said, she was pronounced. and i remember just putting my head down and sobbing so loud. for the first few weeks i kept thinking, i raised her just to

. >> kkk, the nazis, they aren't running around in hoods and burning cross. >> these kids became an angryy hate and white privilege. but you know what? it turns out it was phillips who initiated this confrontation. domght boys, berating them, and beating his drum in their face as the young man shown over and over again actually showed restraint. just another example' of today's journalism. deneen. as this came forward, maybe i have been in this business too long and have seen too much. but i thought why is everybody jumping -- deep breath. let's figure out what happened. i spent six weeks on the ground covering the duke la controls case where those young boy -- the duke lacrosse case where the young boys were thrown out of school and accused of an alleged rape that never happened. i look at this covington situation, the media going after these young kids, believing something to be true that was not true at all. what's your sense of what's happening right now, and why is the media so begun ho to jump on these things? >> it's outray just what the media has done in regards to what happened w

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the kkk, with, they are running around in the leads and burning crosses. they're getting. >> torches and wearing pullovers . >> even catholics like media darling doctor james martin jumped on the condemnation trai saying that catholic students attempt too shame and disrespec of man is the indigenous people march. these actions are not catholic, not christian, and not acceptable. in record time the school administrators in the diocese o covington also issued statement condemning the student actions, and they reserve the right to expel them. perhaps most disappointing abou is when the head of the march for life jean mancini rest in tweeting the reprehensible behavior shown in the video in no way represents the 46 years and millions of peoples who hav peacefully and respectfully gathered in washington, d.c. to stand up for the unborn. they later backed off when they thl realized that there was another side to the story. it turns out when you look at a hours worth of video covering the entire incident, a few things emerge. the students had gathered to listen t

to the kkk. what do they want? open borders? that's not where democrats are.em so there's things that happen on either side, either party but these poll situations have to get their act together and raise their game. final thing. do you know what people want to know, do you care about me? before you talk about all the political issues in the world, do you get me? do you care about me? will you mourn with me and will you celebrate with me. that's the politics of the future and the people to do that will be rewarded. >> this country is a matrix of minorities and when it comes to something like steve king, it resinates. they need to say what he says is wrong and people that believe that stuff are ugly. >> this is a message to the republican party. the demographics in this country are changing. we are a more diverse country all the time and if republicans want to be successful, they have to get with the issues that those folks care about and the democrats have to build a strong mer message for 2020 than they just don't like donald trump. that won't be enough. >> t

last point, but this make america great hat is as maddening and triggering for me to look at as the kkkesent. until we can have common ground, we going to continue to have problems. >> you don't let people run around in your head rent free. a lot of people take that red hat because they believe we elected an individual that would go in and drain the swamp, and to where we believe america was first and to make it great again when we look after people first -- >> when was that, andre? when was it great, andre? when was it great, andre? >> i don't believe -- >> no, when was it great again? tell me the year. >> you know the problem with this. >> i think it gets better every day. >> andre is being smart. to angela's point about being sensitive, i understand the hat is understood differently, and i get it and it's not just a hat and that's why we have to know why the kids were wearing it there. as always, be well. >> thank you. >>> can you remember the last time the white house had a daily briefing with the press? remember it used to have them all the time? the president says he gave the dire

in the same category as the kkk. is that what you're asking me? >> i mean, these guys put their lives on the line to keep our country safe. really? comments like that only win the favor of radical left wing extreme democrats and their biggest ally is of course the mainstream media. needless to say, they were very excited, the media, over senator harris' big announcement. reminded me of their love of obama. take a look. >> she looked presidential. there was just no two ways about that. the woman has a ton of class. >> i don't know about you, but the second i saw her up there, i said, wow. >> uh-huh. >> she's got what it takes. >> the most serious candidate getting in. by that i mean, a really well thought out argument for why she should be running. >> i think she's top tier right out of the gate. >> she's clearly bright and, you know, has a new feeling about her. but this -- this really came together. >> i think she can incredibly dynamic and really represent the future of the party. >> wow, that didn't take long. mainstream media is giddy. some of

then candidate donald trump was heavily criticized after former kkk david duke endorsed him in 2016. >> i don't know anything about david duke or what you are even talking about. >> the march will go on tomorrow but not with 1 million people. members of law enforcement expect to see around 10,000 according to a permit filed. don't expect to see democratic presidential hopefuls there, elizabeth warren and kamala harris. kirstin gillibrand will be at a women's march in iowa. >> david, thank you very much. >>> up next, the story of a town that refused to die after the loss of a major employer. >>> first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 32 in chicago, as we await the imminent sentencing of the former police officer convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a black teenager. jason van dyke is charged with aggravated battery. fox 31 in denver on what could be the final day of negotiations between denver public schools and its teachers. the current contract expires at midnight. teachers could vote to strike as early as saturday.

borders, well, as a perception that they just like the kkk. and she supports california sanctuary city and state policies. and shows that she does not care a lot about due process. remember, she was one of the leaders in the rush to judgment on justice kavanaugh. even releasing a deceptively edited video, why? to smear him. and speaking the video, harris as serving as attorney general in 2016 teamed up with planned parenthood to target pro-life activists david delight in, remember him? after he exposed a series of undercover videos discussing the sale of fetal body parts. and it did not stop there, that is illegal. harris then sent agents to rate his home and whatre his attorns called was an impressive abuse of government power. and it happened while she was running for the u.s. senate, on pro planned parenthood platform. and when she was champion women's rights, one of her own longtime aides, larry wallace, he was forced to resign laten' last year after a $400,000 sexual harassment settlement came to light. and shortly after, she denied any k

kkk, the, they are getting tiki torches and wearing pullovers. >> laura: even catholics like father james martin jumped on the condemnation train, to eating "they attempt to shame and to disrespect a man at the indigenous peoples much. these actions are not catholic, not christian, and not acceptable." the diocese of covington also issued statements condemning the students actions, and they reserve the right to expel them. but perhaps most disappointing of all was when the head of the march for life, jane mancini, rushed into virtue signal. "the reprehensible behavior shown is no way representative of the people who have peacefully and respectfully gathered in washington, d.c., to stand up for the unborn." well, she and father martin and some others later backed off when they all realized that there was another side to the story. it turns out that when you look at an hour worth of video covering the entire incident, a few things emerge. the students had gathered to listen to a group that called itself "the black hebrew israelites." i've never heard of them before. they traversed times squ

neighbors tell us they are outraged and the kkk has place in leesburg.ce say they found 80 recruitment flyers so far. they come in ziploc bagies weighed down with birdseed so people have to open them to see what's inside. nee same thing happened oear ago this weekend. martin luther king jr. weekend 2018. people finding flyers in baggies like this one. they have been investigating the flyers but there's not much dhey ca because they're protected under the first amendment. the only thing that could be charged is littering.s resideay they are taking matters into their own hands so neighbors don't have to see that hatred. >> we found as many as we could and got rid of. th >> shocked. i knew i had to find every oneo the street and throw them away. we don't need that stuff around here. >> they loudon cou chapter of the naacp is holding a unity march inesponse to all of this at 10:00 a.m. live in esburg, aimee cho, news 4. >>> on this holiday, a lot of eople have the day off from work. the reality is for more than 800,000 people furloughed from the federal gove

the naacp organized this unity march after several kkk fliers were found over the weekend. the people that attended the march said they're tired of finding the fliers. this isn't the first time they'veeen spotted around martin luther king day. people we talked t today said they hope the march sends a strong message. >> come together in love and unity. we're going to march and let those know that are against that we're strong. >> unity always wins they're unified in what they think is right, but in th end unifying in love and bringing people of different colors and races together, that's what it's abou t >> right n fliers are protected under free speech but the naacp is working to get them considered a hate crime. >>> two pit bull puppies stolen at gun point and now police are hoping you can help locate them. ok at these little guys. officers say a man pulled a gun on a woman as she was walking the 2 month old pup yesterday afternoon, this occurred on southern avenue. the gunman ran towards heath street in capitol heights. one puppy wearing a glblack col and one wearing a bl

america great again hat is just as maddening and frustrating and triggering for me to look at as a kkk that his policies represent. and until we can have common ground and understanding about that, we're going to continue to have problems. >> final word, andre. >> i would just say you don't let people run around in your head rent free. there are things that offend me but i don't let them defend me. a lot of people believe we elected an individual that was willing to take on everybody from wall street to the media to go in and drain the swamp and put this country back on the path where we believe america was first and to make it great again to where we looked after the people in this country first and foremost. >> when was that? >> when was it great, andre. >> i don't believe that it's not great now but there's been days -- >> when was it great again? tell me the year? >> you know it. >> andre is being smart because any time you go into our past, you would have to be identifying a period where we were not as free and equal as we are today and that's the problem with something that inher

the kkk was born out of the end of the civil war because it was a way for the democrats -- even thoughnts were in play, we can make them fear us enough to keep them away from the polls and all that he other stuff. mark: they hanged people. they raped people. they were terrorists. >> they were the tearism ar term of the democratic party. you talk about the switch in the '60s. there was one person that switched. you talk about everyone that followed goldwater -- he wasn't voting in civil rights. he was voting against giving the federal government more power. mark: here's what i want to add to this. the first civil rights amendments were the post civil war amendments. the first civil rights law was proposed by eisenhower in 1956. the '64 civil rights act, the '65 civil rights, voting rights act, the vast majority of republicans voted for both. i happen to disagree with goldwater on this. i understood his philosophy. ithe had no a anmous whatsoever. the problem i have is that the democrat party and their mouthpieces in the media keep accusing republicans of what they were. well, i think th