right on the cover is a picture of a kkk member. kkk was the disenfranchised democratic party. it seems like additionally common knowledge that if you are a republican party a fascist, if , you are the opposite, you are an anti-fascist. again, democrats wearing masks or hoods. says -- hehand she says the data shows coordinated effort. then again he says -- coordinated efforts by right-wing extremists. if he is challenged on a point, he hides behind the term scientist. i just go where the science leads me. from my years in the military, i saw nothing of what he was talking about as far as the racism or extremism. i saw none of it. and i think i would just close with a quote from abraham lincoln. and he said soon we will all be either abolitionists or democrats. host: go ahead and respond. , i think, first of all, i don't feel the need to apologize for using scientific methods to study the issue. that is what i do. i am relying on data. now, if you are talking about -- i think he had one point which i would like to clarify. the fact that there are a lot of spontaneous attacks doe

after world war -- sorry after the civil war, of course we see the emergence of the kkk and multiple waves of kkk activities shortly after the civil war, but also in the early 20th century and after world war ii we see the emerges of various neo nazi organizations in the '80s we see the skinle heads joining them and become a significant power within the american white power movement. the skinheads were the most organized movement within the far right in the last decade of the 20th century and in between you also see the emergence of the militia movement and it's important to note that while i'm talking about different groups there's a lot of overlap in terms of their ideology and also in terms of membership. many individuals eventually joined multiple groups and most of the groups didn't prevent their members from being active in multiple platforms, so it's, again, it's a very fluid landscape, nonetheless we're talking about a lot of split and mergers and it can be challenging to monitor and identify the different active groups and always you have new groups and new movements that ar

do you have any idea what an exalted cyclops for the kkk? joe biden does because he spoke at his funeral. any idea what a racial jungle is? it what's joe biden doesn't want his kids to grow up in. joe biden's record on race is absolutely disgusting. donald trump is opening up his properties to african-americans and jewish people while you were in local television news, john. this president has a record of respect -- i'm sorry, i'm not going to let you call the president of the united states a racist. >> joe biden can defend his own record. >> i'm here to tell you that record with cnn refuses -- which cnn refuses to report. >> hogan, hogan -- >> why won't -- we won't have this conversation -- he has said this many times and in fact -- running for the race is the charlottesville conversation which joe biden knows is a lie. chris wallace wouldn't press him on it and say -- >> what's the lie about? >> -- and the next sentence, the next sentence the president of the united states says was i'm not talking about the kkk. i'm not talking about white

, stand by, despite the black voices for trump event in atlanta, georgia, that he would declare the kkk terrorist organization, during the debate yesterday, this issue of what is best for the african-american community, almost antithetical to believe his words don't belie his actions. when someone asks you to denounce the kkk and what is a common organization during the debate it shouldn't be a point of consternation, anti-american, somehow reverse racism. great things, the minute you ask, putting joe biden in a different -- jillian: we are running out of time. final word to you in a few seconds. >> donald trump's platinum plan, $500 billion, 3 million jobs to the black community and it shows the president is serious about black engagement, you can talk about rhetoric and what joe biden has done and negative comments, donald trump denounced racism, denounced kkk, denounced a host of white supremacist organizations when he was president and will continue to do so because his actions are strong for the black community, a true champion for us. and black community and that. jillian: thank y

is this the kkk? really senator?ou for pointing out the sacrifice that agents, officers, give for their families to protect all. they go out there each and every day to protect the homeland, to patrol the border, to arrest people in the country illegally. there is no comparison to them and what we're domestic terrorist groups. no one does more for these people when they encounter them border patrol agents and i.c.e. officers. they find them in their worse conditions with the rough terrain and terrible weather in the southwest border. this operation that i.c.e. did in the cities of the 2000 arrests they made, 85% of the people that they arrested were either previously convicted of criminal cases or had been charged recently with crimes in the u.s. so having the cooperation of these jurisdictions is very important. but without the jurisdiction in a place like los angeles or atlanta, they can still make meaningful arrests and take these threats off the streets, out of our communities, get them removed for being here ill

can see our governor, half our state legislature, just 100 years ago routed for being members of the kkk and today our young people are african-american adults and neighbors and friends are seen on cell phone videos, people who have suffered horrific deaths such as george floyd, this is something that we have to pay attention to and we have to honor and it's a shame to politicize this, people have a right to peaceful protest and i will stand up forp that right, writing is never okay but people have a right to their constitutional right to protest and that is so important as americans. >> what should be done to reform

at that event he said he would designate the kkk and antifa as terrorist organizations. joining us tonight is the niece of martin luther king jr., dr. alveda king. alveda, it is great to see you. and that was a powerhouse list of offerings for african-americans in this country. what was your reaction? >> well, lou, i'm right here in atlanta, boots on the ground. i've got that whole list in my hand. i'm going to show you that for a minute -- [laughter] to say that it's real. i believe it, i'm excited, and all of my brothers and sisters who were here today, we had masks and all that, social distancing a lit built, but we -- little bit, but we believe it, and we're excited, lou. lou: well, you ought to believe it. i think that's the case because this is the president who delivered the lowest unemployment rates in history for african-americans, the lowest unemployment rates for his painings -- hispanics. this is a man who backs up what he promises, so that has to be very attractive. let me e ask you this, as he sat there, just stood there and talked about designating antifa

yeah. >> i just have a question about the kkk. so, like, i know this is, like, you're allowed freedom of assembly, if you're an organization, but if they're doing what they're doing, wouldn't that be against the constitution, you're infringing on people's rights therefore you shouldn't exist as an organization? >> absolutely. you see, what has happened is that the bill of rights that gives us all of those basic protections, right, it was part of our constitution. but black people were never seen as part of it. very few people, abolitionists, radical republicans, believed in including african-americans under those protections, right. in fact, according to many abolitionists, black americans couldn't be held at slaves because you're violated all kinds of things in the bill of rights. but wait a minute, this does not apply to blacks. this is the question. now the bill of rights was all about individual rights, right. during reconstruction they start giving positive rights. in terms of the right to vote becomes a definition of citizen

we have one minute. >> i have a question about the kkk. i know you are allowed the freedom of assembly and all that if you're an organization, but if they are doing what they are doing, when that the against the constitution? you are infringing on other peoples rights there for you shouldn't really exist as an organization? >> absolutely. you see that what has happened is the bill of rights that gives us all those basic protections, that is part of our constitution. the black people were never seen as part of it. very few people, abolitionists or radical republicans, believed in including african americans under those protections. in fact, according to many abolitionists and the bill of rights, african americans cannot be held as slaves because you are violating all kinds of things in the bill of rights. southerners are like, wait a minute, this does not apply to blacks. this is the question. the bill of rights is all about individual rights. during reconstruction, they start giving positive rights in terms of the right to vote. that becom

since the assessment as officers across the country have been dismissed for active membership in the kkk and other similar groups. also identifying a second problem law enforcement one - - law enforcement officers have no affiliation to sympathize with the racist ideology that has been in plain view and this research and violence in america and in 2019 a team of investigative journalist collected over 5000 postings with misogynistic and xenophobic material from place officers in eight different cities we invited the fbi to come today in the refused to come saying it has nothing to say because they have no evidence it is a widespread problem and what is more they attempted to disavow their own intelligence assessment which is a baseline to be the authentic document they did provide an assessment i'm releasing today so the public can understand how they understood the threat judging subsequent actions or lack thereof. those redacted passages include warnings from american people that way supremacist infiltration of want first may can result in abusive authority within communities. police o

last friday he condemned the kkk and said that they should be considered as terrorists.ame thing with antifa. this is a sideshow because joe biden got his rear end kept and the media wants to change the subject. >> bret: okay. the biden folks obviously have a different take, as you can imagine, we invited them here. jason, thanks for the time. up next, the former head of the fbi faces tough questions on capitol hill. ♪ keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo ♪ >> br

by the early 20th century, the kkk had over 1 million members. mr.meeink, given your experience, do you think that contemporary organizations have tried to continue this campaign of influence on law enforcement? >> thank you for the question. yes ma'am i believe that -- you know a lot of the old neo-nazi groups now have now become groups like the proud boys. and a lot of those proud boys are wanting to increase officers. they're now flying their cup for the cup flag at all the rallies. so the problem that used to be, what i would consider, the neo-nazis of the early 80s or 90s. are planning to gear up to become line forsman, they are now a new goal. because they see the damage they can do and get away with it. that's why they want to join. they know that they can -- the wardrobes, the war on drugs and the treading on the fourth amendment allows cops to pull us from cars, to search us, when we have not committed a crime. and we are the citizens, i will yield my time. >> thank you, it's clear from historical record that we cannot simply rely on trainin

right on the cover is a picture of a kkk member. the kkk was the disenfranchised democratic party.t seems like additionally common knowledge that if you are fascist, if you are the opposite, you are an anti-fascist. again, democrats wearing masks or hoods. data -- you are saying the data shows corneille did efforts by right-wing extremists. --n again he says coordinated efforts by right-wing extremists. if he is challenged on a point, termdes behind the scientist. i just go where the science leads me. from my years in the military, i saw nothing of what he was talking about as far as the racism or extremism. i saw none of it. and i think i would just close with a quote from abraham lincoln. and he said soon we will all be either abolitionists or democrats. go ahead and respond. think, first of all, i don't feel the need to apologize for using scientific methods to study the issue. that is what i do. i am relying on data. --, if you are talking about i think he had one point which i would like to clarify. the fact that there are a lot of spontaneous attacks does not mean that there

jailather who ended up in for marching with the kkk. he is talking about law and order? ask aboutwon't even the bounties on our military? we have military men who are democrats too. host: joe's campaign released ads yesterday on the recent violence in cities. >> this is trump's america. he won't bring us together. he doesn't want to. he never will. he only divides. in flames. infuriates. tears people apart. always making things worse. it is trump's america. ♪ it is time to turn the page. >> i'm joe biden. i approved this message. host: spartanburg, south carolina, kristi. ahead.ur volume and go spartanburg, you are on the air. d.c. washington, caller: hello? this is like putting the cart before the horse. people didn't have to protest if there weren't shootings of black people. all this stuff is going on. did you check to see where the other people were coming from? everyone who came out to protest was not coming out there to fight someone. --y cap fight themselves they cannot fight themselves. our president needs to examine. host: north dakota, trump supporters line, go

. >> you the real kkk!audible conversations] [background sounds] >> i just don't want to get hitment -- hit. lou: the ignorance, the violence absolutely incredible. and testing being tolerate -- it's being tolerated by those democrat-run cities. all of that, by the withdraw, by the activists, the thugs, the mob in response to a fatal police shooting of a man by the name of ricardo munoz. police shot and culled the 27-year-old -- killed the 27-year-old man as they responded to a domestic disturbance call yesterday afternoon. police officer body camera video shows munoz actually thesenning those -- threatening those officers with a knife in his right hand before he was shot. and shot dead. police records show munoz had been arrested just last year for stabbing four people and holding a knife to his own throat when police tried to intervene. munoz was awaiting trial on four counts of aggravated assault. no one has explained what he was doing on these increasinglyville streets. increasingly evil streets. it's s

this was the point that the bygers became as feared mexican-americans along the border as the kkk was feared in the deep south by black people. terror to these people. now to the anglo powerbrokers who want this land, they were a godsend. it depended on which side you are on. this is where the rangers got their reputation as a force of death along the mexican border. that is a reputation that has been impossible for them to shake. we will talk a little bit more about that when we get to the end. ranger company around the turn-of-the-century. well armed with the texas flag flying in the background. century the early 20th 450 lynchings in texas. i'm 1885 to 1930. most of them of black men. some of them hispanic men and women. 1919, which was known as the "red summer" because of racial violence, texas rangers conspired with police chiefs and sheriffs in texas at the governor's order to quash the civil rights of black people. they conspired to keep them from voting. they conspired to keep them from meeting to pursue their civil rights. they blocked their mail. they instructed local gunsho

what is the good aspect of the proud boys or the kkk? pick any of the groups that are known as the number one domestic terror threat. here's the problem with your argument. antifa, whether you want to accept what biden -- which did come from the fbi director, wray, or not that antifa is an idea not an organization. he said that. you want to reject it? fine. there are good aspects to any organization that is part of what you want to describe as black lives matter. black lives matter is an idea. systematic inequality is real, whether he wants to admit it or not, and the idea that it's all bad can't be true in america. you can't believe that. that everything about people wanting systemic equality is bad. but everything about white nationalism is bad. everything about the proud boys, everything about the kkk is bad. >> no, there's one good thing. >> what? >> for him. >> what is it? they like him. >> they support him and they vote for him. let me say this because you brought this up. the proud boys shield. >> online right away. >> the proud b

he denounced white supremacists, he denounced the kkk. just last friday cnn didn't send a crew to atlanta for the president's event, but the president said he is declaring the kkk a terrorist organization. >> why now? >> joe biden had 47 years to do it and he never did it. >> president trump has been since -- >> right, less than four years compared to 47, jake. less than four years compared to 47. >> tim, can you say the words i condemn white supremacists? are you able to say that? >> sure. and the president did it. >> i'm asking you. does the trump campaign -- >> you have played how many times he has denounced it over and over again? >> i'm asking you. i didn't defend itted it. i explained what he said. >> yes, you did. >> i explained what he said. >> and that is a fact. >> he said he's not including the neo-nazis and the white supremacists when he talked about very fine people. but who are the very fine people? >> and he denounced them -- >> tim, who were the very fine people? >> i'm not going to relitigate. >> right. because there were

why does the kkk not get labeled as such. >> the kkk has nothing to do with this garbage. >> mike: we have to leave it there. thank you very much. >> thank you, mike. >> mike: the feud between president trump and new york governor andrew cuomo boiling over, bernie kerik ways in next. it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ "ok, so, magnificent mile for me!" i thought i was managing... ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. yes! until i realized something was missing... ...me. you ok, sis? my symptoms kept me- -from being there for my sisters. "...flight boarding for flight 2007 to chicago..." so i talked to my doctor and learned- ...humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief... -and many achieved

don't come rushing to the rescue of someone who spoke at the funeral of an exalted cyclops for the kkkwho said they didn't want their kids going to school in a racial jungle. >> are you really going down this road? >> 100%. 150%, chuck. he can -- >> the president of the united states refuses to condemn david duke, refuses -- >> he condemned it last night. chris wallace asked if he condemned it and he said sure. he said sure three times, not one time, but three times. chuck, don't throw joe biden a life vest here. >> stop this. you know you're making stuff up. >> chuck, i'm not making -- >> jason miller -- >> that's not -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm pointing out that -- chuck, listen to me. >> jason miller, i want to understand why the president of the united states four years ago couldn't condemn david duke. three years ago, said there were fine people on both sides. couldn't condemn the proud boys. this is not an accident any more, this is called a pattern. >> chuck, chuck, don't gaslight the viewers here, clearly last night president trump said that he condemned those when chris

said i'm against white supremacists is represented by proud boys or some group -- he should have -- kkkave addressed that issue and dismissed it and put it behind him. instead, he was kind of like playing around -- i didn't like that he equivocated when he could have slam-dunked that. all in all, i don't think that tonight helped either of these people. i thought that joe wasn't sharp and the president i thought was so forceful at times that i thought it was going to try and eat joe biden, literally, on the stage there. >> sean: we have a couple of polls that have come ou i mainstream media will have corrupt polls as they always do, but those are 2/polls that we have already. >> i'm watching the postdebate spin, i'm listening to geraldo and f got to tell you, people are reading this all wrong. you clearly didn't watch what i watched here. trump had a strategy and i think, geraldo, i'm sorry but i think you missed it. trump's strategy was executed brilliantly. what did he want to do? heath to he knows what i think geraldo is missing. forget independence, it's of basic election. trump is

the democratic fascist party, the party that invented the kkk voted zero for the civil rights bill in 1964. they are continuing this. ey support these riots and looting. the only way this country's going to turn around is if we re-elect president trump for four years. and the guy -- i'm also exhausted by the politics, but i'm exhausted by these -- media and these anarchists tearing up our cities and burning them down. that's what they want to do. there t to -- trump is to protect us, thank you. host: before you go. same question as the last caller. how many hours a day do you think you spend focusing on politics, talking politics, watching the news? caller: not too much. maybe and hour or two. up to the last election i watched it all the time. after the election i said i was exhausted from political shows. i very rarely watch them t i watch a little of tucker karlsson. he's awesome. -- tucker carlson, he's awesome. i think to myself, and i don't repeat talking points like most democrats do. they -- call trump a misogynist and racist. he was never a racist before he ran for president.

the fbi's assessment as officers across the country have been dismissed for active membership in the kkk and other similar groups. we will hear testimony -- also identified a second problem, law enforcement officers have no formal affiliation with racist groups, but who sympathize with the racist ideology. this, too, has been in plain view in this period a resurgent racist violence across america. in 2019 a team team of investigative journalist published the plainview project which collected over 5000 postings displaying white supremacists xenophobic and violent facebook material from police officers in eight different cities. we invited the fbi to come today. the bureau refused to, claiming it has nothing to say because they have no evidence that this is a widespread problem in demanding the fbi's attention. what's more they've attempted to disavow their own 2006 intelligence assessment which is every sign of being an authentic document. it did provide as an unredacted version of that 2006 assessment which i am releasing today so the public can better understand how the fbi understood t

he was unable to condemn the kkk when he was told by biden to make a statement to white supremacy groups. >> so what's next? president trump says he's heading to minnesota, a state he says he believes he can win on november 3rd. joe biden along with his wife will be doing a train tour in ohio through western pennsylvania. >>> happening today, san francisco will be the first bay area county to move from red to orange in the state's reopening plan. here's a live look of san francisco this morning. that means indoor dining and places of worship can open at 25% capacity on october 7th. indoor movie theaters can reopen at limited capacity. and mid-october, public outdoor playgrounds will reopen. in terms of schools, san francisco unified is preparing to move into a hybrid model and health officials have approved 20 private or charter schools to reopen. san francisco's current restrictions limiting indoor gyms to 10% capacity will remain in place. this morning, owners are wondering why. >> fitness is so key and that's why we just keep pushing like -- not 10% mayor breed. 25%. >> across the bay

in baja, it took money and never built them, and a father who ended up in jail for marching with the kkkd he is talking about law and order? a man who will not even ask putin about the bounties on our military? and when he talks about by democrats, we have military men who are democrats, too. released ancampaign ad yesterday on the recent violence in cities. here is a look. [video clip] america.s trump's he will not bring us together. he does not want to. and never will. inflames,vides, infuriates, and tears people apart, always making things worse. america, and it is time to turn the page. >> i am joe biden, and i approve this message. host: to our supporters of president trump line, spartanburg, south carolina, kristi. kristi, mute your volume and go ahead with your question or comment. carolina, onsouth the air. mute your volume. we will go to gene that, washington, d.c.. next,l go to jean washington, d.c. caller: hello? host: go ahead. caller: people did not have to protest if there were no shootings of black people, but all this stuff that is going on, did you check to see where the

there is only one person running that i watched in the 70's that stood up for the kkk against martin luthert king jr. tried to get done, uniting blacks and whites, and that one person was joe biden, ,tanding up with senator byrd and everyone said, well as shallow -- michelle obama said that trump is putting kids engages at the border. see just -- she just forgot to say that the cages that my husband built for the same reason. bring up a lot of issues there. go ahead. guest: one thing i will comment on is the question about joe biden's pandemic response. i think joe biden's campaign denies it but it's unquestionable that early on in the pandemic when donald trump announced the china travel ban, joe biden responded saying we can't beat this virus with xenophobia. later, they were wishy-washy but they agreed with the president's decision in that particular issue. i think that signifies -- i don't know this for a fact, but i'm not sure joe biden sincerely believes shutting off travel when there's a global pandemic is xenophobic, but he felt the urge to signal to his contrasts that, to hi

david, the kkk, came out last week and endorsed biden but have you heard it on his chama? not a word about it. >> host: brian stelter company would far fox news view in illinois? >> guest: it's important none of us paint with a broad brush. instead we paint with really narrow brushes. i'm careful for example, never to say that all trump supporters of races. how when the world did anybody possibly that claim? instead what we should do is look at the research, look at the studies that if shown a connection between racial resentment and support for truck. that does that mean all supporters are racists. it means very far from that. i'm grateful for the call and ask what sucks out to be on. i feel at what other things things that's missing in cable news one of the things that's lacking in national news coverage is a connection to voters. we need more stories about what voters are feeling and believing and fewer stories about talking heads, fewer segments with talking heads. i am grateful to hear the feedback. >> host: let's hear from ten in wisconsin. >> caller: good morning, c

he selected a running mate that said ice is like the kkk. he selected a running mate that applauded the l.a. police department for cutting 150 million from their police funds. and that's making the country less safe. and i'm going to make sure that we keep america america. i don't know that he can catch up on the "law & order" issue. it's one thing to go after your opponent but if you go after your opponent on something like "law & order," the difference between the two candidates is so obvious. it's the out unscripted stuff we love so much, in a situation where you have people literally terrified for their lives and terrified for their children, families having to sit in their kitchen with a hunting rifle to protect their families. in that kind of environment, you don't see that kind of support necessarily picking up in polls because in that kind of environment, a stranger calls you up on your phone people tend to either not answer or answer however they need to answer to get them off the phone. that's another thing that we should be paying

he used what we call the kkk or the closets to shut down the cohen in south carolina in the 18 seventies some 3 million dollars at been invested in the south to observe elections. people put on trial the early part of reconstruction. it's not a very good answer but yes, there were debates i think idealism that came out of the civil war and seeing what it happen, from the reports in the north made a huge number of people were killed how many people run for state legislation today? i'm not sure the number. at least seven south carolina state legislators or murdered. could you imagine? his role on one side. what it meant the bravery to be a state legislator at that time? as a republican in the south? that really angered people in the north. to see this. it was not at the same as the civil rights movement where there were actually in the later where you could see what was going on in terms of violence, bringing to people's homes there are reports of it. >> you get a fascinating tease about john begum. a person that i'm not familiar with and would love to read more about. could you make a ref

and i have been watching what is been going on in this united states, it reminds me of the kkk and sends me back when we had to get on the back of a cotton truck and leave mississippi from the burning, looting, and murder of black people. and you can get people to support this party and urge people to say to go back to their own nation. you have people in the house of representatives and their job is trying to destroy and bring the united states down to its knees. so i do not to be a china, russia, or iran, i want the united states. yes, we have terrible things that have happened, but i am speaking as a black woman who has suffered through racism. that is what i am speaking of, and i know racism when i see it. host: sarah longwell, we will give you the last minute or so. guest: i also do not want to be china, or russia, or any of the other places led by dictators that donald trump sucks up to too often. i also say what i say because i believe strongly in america and i love the country. and i think donald trump has been bad for the country. look, here's the thing. i am not questioning any

racially biased but a subtle kind of racism in the kkk and it still exist today much less than it was then but unfortunately what institutional racism comes to me so any departure from perfectly equal outcomes of those month or that the state and federal prison has sufficient proof we live in a systemic racist society. but that is a extremely superficial analysis you are operating under the assumption everything should be equal but that hasn't happened anywhere on earth for any group of people rather than trying to make things better for those at the bottom of society regardless of race. to the second question so if you try to get the aunt jemima logo changed or the local statute worn down, listen i don't particularly care about any of these things i'm not gonna waste too much energy trying to preserve them if people want to change them that's the way of the world would stop and ask yourself what are you doing? how is this helping police brutality or how does this reduce racism? actually ask those questions as a for the first time. in general the answer is absolutely nothing giving us

they had found images like kkk, hang men. gabriel who is also a pastor said someone drew as far as and disappeared. >> it made me feel like trash. i'm not there to defend my have broom. >> you the laughing stock. you not supposed to know what you're doing. you have to be the undesirable and then you could be wrong for not sweeping right. the more desirable work has given mostly to white employees. they say it's a culture that has to change. >> it feels like being shot in the back seven times, you know? pretty much. >> we reached out to mitsubishi allegations, but in a written statement mike corbo, mitsubishi has strong harassment policies. the men say that's not what they've experienced. they want to continue building elevators but they demand to be treated with dignity. >> i just don't want no one else to go through this. >> i want to be the last one that gets treated like this in our trade. >> up next, how do you keep students engaged in the new era of online learning. a bay area professor may have found the answer. we're g

the trainers wrote that some of the associations included "white supremacist" kkk, area nation, mega-hatsprivilege and mass killings." is anyone actually okay with this? does anybody want to be subjected to this? this is evil. and it's also the most corrosive thing we can do. it is hard to imagine even msnbc contributors really want i don't owe nuclear submarines in our navy, wasting time aiding themselves when they should be defending the nation. so what does this only about? why are they doing this? it is about capturing the u.s. military -. seems sympathetic to left-wing social theories. secretary of defense mark esper clearly as well. even among uniformed troops, new polls show the president support is underwater. so the point is, their plans have paid off. the question is, why is the left so intent on controlling the minds of our military? well, there could be many reasons for that. none of them are good. chris rufo and the journal, we are happy to have him back on tonight. thank you so much for coming. and congratulations on the happy and affect your reporting has had which is good

to the kkk, they have set the stage. the democratic leadership for making it what it is today. jillian: thank you very much as always for joining us. we appreciate it. talk to you soon. >> good seeing you. todd: coming up, a heated battle over the late justice route baruth bader ginsburg's s. judge andrew napolitano joins us live. no preseason, no problem, at least for the winners. the last second victories and highlights from a wild week two in the nfl. ♪ ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ >> senate republicans who know deep down what is right for the country and consistent with the constitution, i should be the one who nominates justice ginsburg's se successor. jillian: it is monday, september 21st. supreme court controversy, joe biden says he should be the one to replace late justice ruth bader ginsburg, an apparent flip-flop from his stance from 2016. todd: we are live in washington with the left's new impeachment threat. >>> well, they ju

the kkk came out last week and endorsed biden. a word on any channel about that.ost: any word for our fox news viewer in illinois? guest: it's important that none of us paint with a broad brush. we paint with narrow brushes. i am careful never to say that all trump supporters are racist. how in the world could anybody make that claim? instead, we should look at the research, look at the studies that have shown a connection between racial resentment and support for trump. that does not mean all supporters are racist. it's far from that. i am grateful for the call and that's what i am excited to be on. one of the things missing in cable news and lacking a national news coverage is a connection to voters. we need more stories about what voters are feeling and believing and fewer stories about talking heads, fewer segments with talking heads. i am grateful to hear the feedback. host: let's hear from iola, wisconsin. caller: good morning, c-span. fox is a fear promoting station. i'm here in wisconsin and i'm concerned about the president going to kenosha. let's look at

sandwiches in macy's, nancy pelosi calling for storm troopers, kamala harris calling them agents of the kkk, protesters in detroit, iona presley saying civil unrest will continue until police reform. when you have powerful people in the united states government vilifying police it goes to the general public and they take the rhetoric too far, support the police and stop this hateful rhetoric. todd: a manhunt underway for a suspect who shot at unmarked police car in virginia. it seems to me some anti-police forces are getting what they want. do you agree? >> they have already shown, defunding the police department, they have been successful in their attack on police. they will keep pushing the envelope. i will say again the american people especially the politicians, stop taking teargas away, afraid they will use it in the demonstrations. if you let them do their job they can quell violent protests. todd: a resurfaced leaked email shows dhs overwhelming intelligence organized by violent antifa anarchist. so many elected leaders keep their heads in the sand when it comes to antifa. >> these p

vigilante justice has been around for a long time and there is a connection between the rise of the kkk in the late 18 hundreds and early 19 hundreds and caravans of americans from these protesters there is a straight line between zoning laws put in place with the jim crow era to the experience today in which black people and white people don't live with each other so a black man's experience cannot be understood by a white police officer who has his knee on his neck. i hope this is a way to understand how we got to this moment and if you don't understand then you cannot fix the country for the future thinking of getting rid of donald trump is a big step forward because that hinges on the chaos as we tape this he talks about going to kenosha not to help them but to turn up the heat to cause more riots so he can claim this is a law and order election that contributed to the separation. that's a big step forward so the new administration should then recognize the economic crisis that exist for low income communities is a big part of the reason. and they should move quickly on refer one -

but liberalism to me is now the new kkk hood.ots use to hide under hoods, now they hide under the label of being a liberal end of progressive and that allows you to be as bigoted as you want to be. if you want to call yourself an antifascist and support support of black lives matter as a white person, that means you can go out into the streets, tear down neighborhoods, harass people, say all kinds of disrespectful stuff to white and black people, and it's all good because allegedly, your fighting racism. allegedly, you're on the side of black people and actually if you evaluate their actions and their mindsets, they actually can't stand the black people, they have no respect for black people, think very little of black people, and certainly aren't working towards our benefit. the world is upside down. it's a big lie and a scam and people are -- i call it, white people, white liberals are going out on a black person's credit card and making up a bunch of charges, charging of a bunch of things that we have to pay the bill for. they