i'm a kkk vip. but first, let me talk to the locals.w 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. sure. you'd fit right in, i'm sure. >> right in? >> yeah. >> we have 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 they said -- like somebody said the klan hasn't been here for 50 years. >> no, they're -- >> they

you're the kkk guy. why would you film with the kkk? america doesn't even have that type of racism anymore. hmm. you're right. it's gotten way worse. and that was all before covid-19 and before four cops in minneapolis killed george floyd. rather than just treat him like a human. before protests, a police station burning to the ground. >> there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> before too many karens, before fattening the curve. and through it all -- a president incapable of handling any of it at all. oh, look, baby's first bible! america is finally ready to get real about white supremacy. so, let's start super easy and basic. these are white supremacists. 44 white presidents out of 45 in a land originally 100% native american is white supremacy. white supremacy is a big complicated web of systems and institutions set up to keep power and privilege with one race. guess which one? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> pittsburgh is a paradox. it's known as steel town, usa, but the factories that gave it that name are mostly gone. it's a progressive

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kkk branches across the country. but white nationalist groups are not yet as well known and it's one of the reasons why again reports lifting up to these groups are and what do espouse is really important so that employers can understand the risks of those groups so that the federal government and the state and local governments can understand the risk to those groups. we are still seeing very high numbers of white nationalist groups across the country. many of whom were involved in january sixth. >> speaking of which you kind of touched on the fact there's apparently been some, i don't know how you want to put it, but infiltration of mainstream organizations, perhaps even some infiltration in our military, in our police departments by white nationalist. what do we do to manage that? how do we address that? >> so as i mentioned, the hate are no hate act is act as referencing earlier about data collection. that's really important. we don't have the data, and we can go after any of the groups that we're embracing -- th

drop in the number of kkk branches across the country. but white nationalist groups are not yet is well known in one of the reasons why again reports lifting up to these groups are and what they espoused is really important for that employer to understand the risk of those groups so that the federal government and the state and local government can understand the risks that those groups and we aren't still seeing high numbers of white nationalist groups across the country who are many more involved in generally six. >> speaking of which, you talked on the touched on the fact that there is apparently been some, i don't know how you want to put it but infiltration of mainstream organizations perhaps even some in our military and police departments by white nationalists so what do we do to manage that? how do we address it? >> as i mentioned, excuse me, the devere a, jabbar a hate or no hate act is the act i was referencing early about the data collection and that is really important. we don't have the data we don't have to go after the grou

they are too busy comparing black congressmen to the kkk. how can a white jackass smear a black republican and ex-nfl star who has done nothing but good and not be called a racist? if owens were not black bagley would not have cited the kkk. not to be outdone debbie schultz called never who didn't rick the 2016 primary for hillary clinton a nazi. >> if you don't knock down the outrageous, racist, most evil belief of republicans, of anyone like this, then we will live to repeat the discrimination and persecution of minorities or people deemed other in the future. >> greg: she hasn't changed a thing and i mean whatever is sleeping on her head. >> [laughing]. >> greg: why are we calling people nazis? to move it away from words to sticks. if you disagree you are in the klan. if that's disgusting you are a nazi. why? we are a nation of angry white males just like this one. >> ♪ ♪ >> [laughing]. >> the american flag gets tangleed in the wind. i read in the "new york times" about this project that our country was founded on the ideas of oppression.

it's easy to focus on the kkk but you can avoid them.e going to eventually have to deal with the police. a 2008 rutgers study showed that negative media were a significant factor in a five times higher rate of unarmed black men being shot by police than unarmed white men. that has justified excessive force and claims of self-defense. >> i think a lot of it has to do with mainstream media we're dehumanized. so when an twron gets killed, it's like that's a young black dude. >> you know how it goes, antoine rose is shot and killed by michael rossfelt, who had been fired from his prior post for similar conduct. many outside his community focused on a drive-by shooting he was allegedly involved in. his community find it hard to focus on that since the officer shot antoine in the back, as he was run i away, committeesly unarmed. >> when the trial happened, it was this idea that it was going to be violence. >> yeah. >> so they had the courthouse su roupded by police. they shut the streets down around the courthouse. >> the police presence expon

"the people verses the klan" tells a known story of a black mother who took down the kkk after the brutalis the preview. >> he never came back. vanessa says he took my money home. she says i am going to get him and we started laughing. yeah, you get him. everybody is assuming he's gone to my mom. >> as a woman of profound faith, she had a dream and a vision. she saw her son in a casket. >> joining us now is dthe producer of "the people verses the klan" and cornell brooks. thank you both for coming onto talk to us about this important film that's coming up on cnn. donny, it has been 40 years. so many people have never heard of the story here. why is it so important to tell it now? >> well, i believe it is important to tell the story now. her remarkable display of strength and courage and fighting for justice for her innocent son michael and i think this series confronts our past and the length to the present day in america, i try to illuminate some of these unsung heroes, the mother, the activists and the community who fight for justice and equality. >> all right, i mean this happened in 1

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how big a legal challenge did boulea may face taking on the kkk in 1981?enge. even in 1981 one would think we'd gone so far in terms of race relations, but we were not. not just in the south, i want to make that clear. it was still around the country. there were still issues and the challenge she faced was really two fold. i mean the law was on her side. the facts were on her side. what was not on her side was the enthusiasm law enforcement. it took a couple of special prosecutors and investigators to really get to the bottom of it because in those days most every crime where you saw a young man of color who ended up dead, it was thought to be a drug crime. it was just automatically assumed. so she had to overcome that with a criminal case. and then in the civil case and the criminal case with a jury because people were still reluctant to convict folks and then much less to give money to her for the murder. and that was an incredibly significant matter. the civil case in that whole story, jim, was as important as the criminal case because it was the civil

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the kkk. the qanon. the oath keepers. the proud boys. these are domestic terrorists. and they are targeting us in so many ways. and unfortunately, our young people are dying and we just have to keep talking. we have to keep acting. >> all right. and we know you will. congresswoman maxine waters, thanks for coming in. we appreciate your time. we hope to have you on again soon. we appreciate it. >> thank you so very much for having me. >> thank you. and coming up, the dangerous comments from republican senator fanning the flames of vaccine hesitancy by asking what's the point as thousands still die every day around the world from the pandemic. when the pandemic hit, people found themselves in desperate circumstances. our food truck's mission is to never turn anyone away. we're mobile, having cellular service is essential. we had to find a way to still take these orders, via text, phone, or message. we were able to reach more people every day because of that accessibility. that is the best feeling i've ever known. to rely on the network meant that our community could rel

and then they call out our police, kkk members. the american people will take care of this.re it comes from, including those who wrap themselves in compassion. but at the same time, show that they really could care less about my race. >> sean: do you think it is a racist? >> no question, no question. listen, i grew up around it. and know exactly what racism looks like, no matter how subtle they are. at the hand of the day, they would not treat my delegates, my other friends this way. they would not treat their other white friends this way. no, they want to destroy the idea of black independent people, those middle-class, those who do not need them here they will destroy us anyway they can. and in this country, we will overcome this and see the them for who they are and move on. >> sean: keep doing the great job you are doing. we appreciated, burgess owens. when we come back, a big announcement. you will not want to miss it. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: before we go. a special programming announcement. next week i will be interviewing former president donald trump fro

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i remember one time when i interviewed the grand wizard of the kkk. people said "leslie, why did you give him a platform?" when i thought people would hear the interview, they would come away with the hatred and ignorance he had and it wouldn't help the kkk's numbers, but some people thought that was contrary, and it would be a different outcome. you need to report everything, but you have to report the facts. but i think lester holt might have been getting to and could have said in a better way is if we as members of the media -- we all are members of the media -- continue to perpetrate information that could lead to something deadly, for example, massive fraud, election was stolen, that led to some of the reporting, the events that came about january 6th, that is dangerous. you have to hear all sides. when i first started, there was a fairness doctrine, and you had to because you were forced to. >> emily: lisa, i would like you to respond. >> lisa: leslie, i love you, but you are a liberal opinion host and you said you used to work in journalism. th

on the right former president donald trump fitted with a kkk thisshn asan example and her daughters artlass. >> it was in art assignment to take a picture and modified to modern times. >> it's created a classroom controversy. >> i don't think that political views in public school should be talked about. >> reporter: others were feeling a similar frustration. >> she is allowing her personal opinion to dictate how she teaches our children. we pay her salary. >> i don't care if it was trump or a picture of the obama's or the bidens. i do not believe that politics belong in art class. >> reporter: the school district so that they are investigating and cannot comment on the personnel matter. the artist was unclear. some parents hope that this example provides a different example for future assignments. >> i do not want to see anyone fired. but she has to stop pushing political views in her classroom. 's but the sonoran union high school districts that they do not condone assignments that could make students feel unwelcome. >>> burning man is officially canceled for a second year in a row bec

america first rhetoric, plenty of historians over the last 48 hours is stray from the playbook of the kkk 1920s, 1930s, straight, almost lifted word for word from kkk documents. but you know, it's been around for a while. but trump legitimizes stuff and marjorie taylor greene and others getting elected and getting supported by kevin mccarthy. when you talk about bipartisan pushback, mccarthy put out some mild subtweet saying oh we don't agree with this, this is whatnot we should do. but he's also the guy who backed marjorie taylor greene when she arrived in the house. he said give her a chance. and he took his own sweet time to strip her of a committee. i don't see him stripping the others, paul gosar and matt gaetz and others, of these committee assignments. paul gosar of arizona, alex, went to a white supremacist conference hosted by holocaust deniers. he then peddled white supremacist talking points and cartoons on twitter. nothing's been done to him in the weeks since. it's an absolute outrage. the republican party's telling the world we're okay with white supremacy, we're okay with w

that's the day tt members of the kkk bombed the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama, for young black girls were killed in that explosion. it's considered to be a turning point in the civil rights movement. it's also forever shaped the lives of lisa mcnair and san francisco police chief bill scott. they're good friends and new attend ktvu is greatly talk to them about how that tragedy greg affected their fight for change. frank and evening. lisa mcnair in chief. scott took this vicious crime in their hometown and turned it to a driving force in their respective careers as the nation grapples with issues of police brutality and systemic racism. they recently came together to work towards change. to understand the intertwining of the lives of bill scott and lisa mcnair. you have to go back to birmingham, alabama in the 19 sixties, mcnair in the san francisco police chief both grew up in what was considered ground zero for the civil rights movement in my mind, callous war the following years sweeping civil rights legislation, the voting rights act all had it not been for thos

four members of the kkk used dynamite to bomb the 16th street baptist church in birmingham.illed four young black girls, including 11 year old denise mcnair, lisa's older sister. i think because people might have thought that this part about history was over and gone, um, but it reared its ugly head in the last few years, and so now this these stories need to be shared and told. all that history will not repeat itself. scott mcnair grew up watching videos and hearing firsthand accounts from family and friends who protest id segregation. peaceful demonstrations met with high power fire hoses and police dogs, despite what she witnessed and what was taken from her family. mcnair's parents made it clear. there was no room for hate in their home. mom and dad just said, you know, when i was little, and i asked them, um should i hate white people, and they were like, no, you shouldn't hate anyone. he should take each person as individual and love them like christ. love us shaped by their collective history. chief scott entered a career in law enforcement and lisa devoted her life t

we have an incident where the clue klutz clan -- where the kkk came to sacramento and law enforcementas involved there and there is a rate in sacramento where the klansmen who rated the home of a suspected bootlegger, there are law-enforcement people as part of the klan. you have some who are enforcing those who did not necessarily want to enforce it but that was their job. in the comments from law enforcement officers is where you get a lot of the sense. that sense of these issues. it was very difficult to keep alcohol out. we had a some people here who were in the dry camp, you would have that, but most people did not want to keep alcohol out. there we have the sacramento river going into the delta, going to the day and going to the ocean. california has 840 miles of coastline, try patrolling that. you have ships coming down from canada with good booze on them. you have ships going from the delta to meet the ships and bring it up river. sacramento and san francisco were sister cities in keeping the alcohol flowing and san francisco may have been a little bit larger, but we were no l

the rally was posted on flyers around the city, reportedly supporting the kkk.ounterprotesters decided to hold a counter rally. >> when asian people are being killed all over the nation. black people are being killed all over the nation, mexican people being treated just terrible all over the nation, somebody has to stand up and somebody has to say something. somebody has to say this is not okay. >> authorities say several fights broke out and a number of people were arrested. police broke up the protest by declaring an unlawful assembly. >>> earning season kicking off the economy growth while job creation are poised to accelerate. . >> wall street finished last week higher. on friday the dow gained 297 points. the nasdaq added 70. the s & p 500 was up 31. earning season kicks off this week as companies report their first quarter results. finaptial giants bank of america, goldman sachs and j.p. morgan chase report later this week. so will more consumer based companies like pepsi and bed, bath and beyond. federal chair jerome powell says the economy is at an infl

it was posted on fliers around the city reportedly supporting the kkk.rotesters held a black lives matter calling for unity and end to hate speech. >> when there are asian people killed all over the nation, black people are being killed all over the nation, there are mexican people that are being treated just terrible all over the nation, somebody has to stand up and somebody has to say something, somebody has to say this is not okay. >> authorities say a few fights broke out. a number of peop were arrested. police broke up the protest by declaring an unlawful assembly. >>> an environmental disaster decades in the making is lurking off the coast of los angeles and it could be key to finding out why sea lions are diving of an aggressive cancer. the marine mammal center in sausalito treats hundreds of struggling sea lions rescued from california beaches each year. veterinarians found about 25% of adults have cancer. marine biologists at the center say a sexually transmitted herpes virus was causing high rates of cancerment other studies found levels of ddt

he says he joined the kkk in 2013 after he left the army following a bad humvee crash and got addicted to painkillers, then crystal meth you were actually training other members of the klan to fight >> yeah. yep. >> reporter: a 2015 documentary shows buckley with his then preschool-age son. >> white power >> white power >> i was grooming him. he threw a fit until we made him a robe that matched mine. >> reporter: in 2016 his wife reached out for help and within weeks another former white supremacist showed up at buckley's door for an intervention. >> it was the most agonizing, exhausting, emotional roller coaster that i've ever been on. >> reporter: buckley is now helping others out of hate. >> for every one that i recruited while i was in, i can take ten more back. >> reporter: new research from rand shows stigmatizing extremists or punishing them can be counterproductive. so parents for peace looks for other ways to help people who love people who hate >> we are guiding families to be first responders >> reporter: like that help line caller who's separating from her husband. >> this

you're anazi, or kkk or a racist or a white supremacist , can yousay these things . don't you know, around people made yoga and it was funny because i was with all my indian friends who are kind of proud that i said i kind of think i know they started yoga but the whole thing was amazing and eventually of course the idea got pulled and i went on to talk about this and i said carter, let everybody know first i do not want to like only group. and then after i did that show i got a ton of email which said thankyou, thank you . we're so sick of this division and these separations, we're sick of these black dorm and a black graduation. isn't this just going back in time and separating the races again and i say yes. that was what started this concern of mine along with everything else we've been seeing since obama came in. this is not where it started when i encountered it but it's been getting worse over the years this was my personal experience and then dave and i together and we decided we should bring this to people's attention and really, he said we have to stop it. >

the context of what's happening in this country it does bring to mind, how big of a threat are the kkkhe lives of blacks and jews and immigrants. and so looking back gives us some measure of hope and inspiration but also real sober appreciation for the difficulty we face in this moment. it is a story about 1981 and 2021. >> cornell william brooks, we'll be watching. thank you so much. >> we want to end this show by taking a moment to remember a special member of the cnn's family, our colleague, renee marsh always expected her two-year-old son blake to help her blow out the candles on her birthday cake. days before renee's birthday, blake passed away after battling pediatric brain cancer. renee wrote a message to her son on an instagram post. you can learn a little bit about it. renee says in your 25 months on earth, you taught me so much strength i did not know i had. you mastered the ability to bring laughter and happiness to whatever rooms you were in. no matter what questions i ask, hugging and kissing on demand and your dance moves were topnotch. you loved humming and classical mus

talking about isis and kkk. you know what? can't get to work. our economy is going to take an absolute tank, because you guys refuse to choose america, america over your stupid political party! >> we first see babbitt entering the capitol through a window on the west side. bellingcat tracked her as she traversed the building, moving upstairs, circling the rotunda and ending up in the hallway just outside the house chamber. >> [ bleep ]. >> i want you to go home, go, go, go! let's go! >> there, the rioters are blocked by a partition. on the other side, police are ready to shoot. >> he has a gun, he has a gun! >> he's got a gun! >> he's got a gun! >> it's about to get dirty, man. that officer's got a gun. >> as babbitt climbs through the partition. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> she is shot. >> shots fired, shots fired! >> where's she hit? >> [ bleep ]. >> the rioters accuse police of murder. >> you did that! >> they get in the way of police attempts to save her. ashli babbitt's death is the beginning of the end of the insurrection. >> we

>> that person is chris buckly who joined the kkk after leaving the army because of a crash and gettingugs. >> hey, it was like how do you feel about being into the security aspect of this. >> you were training other members of the klan to fight? >> yeah. >> a 2015 documentary shows him with his preschool aged son. >> white power! >> i was grooming him. my son has always been a daddy's boy. >> if he saw you giing the white power side. >> he threw a fit until we made him a robe that matched mine. i was completely okay with it. >> by 2016 his wife had enough and reached out for help. within weeks another former white supremacist showed up at his door for the first of many intervention sessions. >> it was agonizing, exhausting, emotional roller coaster that i have ever been on. >> coming from someone that had been in the movement like you helped you connect? >> yes, but i used the same rhetoric that i used for everyone that left. race traitor, coward, it's all of these crazy things you're indoctrinated with. >> how long did it take you to leave? >> i'm still learning today. >> buckley hims

this is the guy that went to a funeral to a kkk member.put mother blacks behind bars than kamala harris. the irony is thicker than hunter's black book, this is his own personal reparations because it's systemic leftism from head to toe. the one old white fart the woke can forgive. instead of opening schools, biden is destroying them. you won't know because they're getting rid of accelerated courses and trashing standards. the goal is not to educate. it's to convince minorities the white people that your schools are horrible. the teacher's unions are never accountable as they fought all competition and accountability. the only ones left unscathed are the far left. the radical ideology has a built-in survival method. racism has no meaning. which is why it's key that all of us of every crete and color stick together and fight this dangerous nonsense. alone, they will that i can you down quicker than a trump 2024 yard sign. if we don't, some old white dude that once palled around with segregationists will use you to pay for his phony redemptio

get tons of e-mails and messages through meet up that you are discrimination and you are not see and kkk and white supremacist. how can you say this? don't you know brown people made yoga? , indian friends were brown. but then it was amazing and that eventually it was pulled. and then tucker carlson talked about this. what everybody know pat does not want a white only group. after i did that show i got a ton of e-mail that said thank you we are so sick of this division and separation and the black graduation and black dorms isn't this just going back in time? and i say yes and that's what started this concern of mine since obama came this is not where it started but this is just my personal experience. then we got together and decided and decide we have to stop it. >> what does that look like? you get a phone call or a text from your mom is as i have a crazy idea. i am curious you came on board with the book. >> my mother is known for her belief systems. >> it's interesting we live in a time that the champion of freedom where standing up for your own beliefs is stirring the pot. >> and l

of those people, cnn just told us, this is a real take, are essentially recruiting for the kkk. ♪ ♪ >as making a comeback. to be blackface character from minstrel shows who came to symbolize second-class citizenship for millions of americans. ♪ ♪ >> jim crow is also the name used to describe unequal racial segregation rules that banned black people from eating white owned restaurants, staying in white owned hotels, and fully participating in the election process. now, as hundreds of new proposals to scale back but her and election to make their way through state legislatures, the parallels with the pastor inescapable. >> tucker: cnn went to its archives to find footage of minstrels. how did they have that tape? we should find out. just in case the point wasn't clear enough, they put it on the screen. as dominic has propaganda ever been this heavy-handed question mike have you ever seen the official north korean new site,a lighter touch than that. next they will be announcing republicans in georgia, that's got to be coming up this pace. one of the people they will call names, for sure,

these terms -- if you look at the term white supremacist -- many agree, it's the philosophy of the kkk and -- people who believe the white races superior, and therefore must have power and control over all other races. we live in a world's now where we have people in power who say, if you are white, you are a white supremacist weather you know it or not. if you're right, you are a racist. if you follow that approach, that means that any white person in america could be the target of surveillance. if you look at -- what is domestic extremism? is it being extremely patriotic? being a domestic extremist? if you look at our service members and veterans who have been targeted and pointed out by those in our government as being vulnerable to being domestic extremist, i've served with incredible great patriots. as a veteran and soldier myself, people who are willing to lay their lives down and die for this great country that we love -- is this who they are talking about when they are saying that we need to look out for a domestic extremist? it's absolutely outrageous, and it's offensive, offe

this is the guy that went to a funeral to a kkk member.mother blacks behind bars than kamala harris. the irony is thicker than hunter's black book, this is his own personal reparations because it's systemic leftism from head to toe. the one old white fart the woke can forgive. instead of opening schools, biden is destroying them. you won't know because they're getting rid of accelerated courses and trashing standards. the goal is not to educate. it's to convince minorities the white people that your schools are horrible. the teacher's unions are never accountable as they fought all competition and accountability. the only ones left unscathed are the far left. the radical ideology has a built-in survival method. racism has no meaning. which is why it's key that all of us of every crete and color stick together and fight this dangerous nonsense. alone, they will that i can you down quicker than a trump 2024 yard sign. if we don't, some old white dude that once palled around with segregationists will use you to pay for his phony redemption. >

the kkk. the qanon. the oath keepers why the proud boys. these are domestic terrorists.y ways. unfortunately our young people are dying and we just have to keep talking, keep acting. >> is the black community under siege by the far right in this country? >> absolutely. no question about it. qanon, all you got to do is listen to them. and hear what they are saying. this stuff is a siege. i would say that all freedom loving people in this country, people who believe the constitution of the united states means something, people who believe in fair play, join the efforts to confront this injustice. >> president biden is going to give his first joint address to congress next week. how's he going to get republican cooperation with that thin majority that he has when you have members like senator hawley who can't even bring himself to vote for an anti-asian hate bill? how do you get cooperation or even compromise from the other side of the aisle? >> i would hope that that gentleman if i might call him that is not speaking for all republicans or all people who are not in the con

the party of jim crow, the kkk, and slavery. i'm just curious, who doesn't have an i.d.?the person doesn't have an idea, don't you think voting isn't really a primary concern? given that it's impossible to rent an apartment, get a bank account, or sign up for my new newsletter on the benefits of gold and silver. you know, now has never been a better time. but just to show you how absurd this is, colorado actually offers two fewer days of early voting than georgia. the good news, stacey abrams now claims she is the governor of colorado. we went to cnn for comment. >> this is the most racist panel i have ever been on. >> racist. >> white male white male. >> baseball, racist. racist. >> racist. >> disgusting racist. >> greg: does don love and have even show up anymore? >> i am the greatest professional baseball player that has ever lived. when i hit five home runs in game seven of the world series, it didn't feel nearly as magical as the time i hit seven home runs in game five of the nba championship. and i was butt naked riding a horse given to me by my great friends, barac

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they send a message to all of the white supremacists, the kkk, the oath keepers, the proud boys, andthat. this is the time for republicans to raise money on democrats backs. she said she's being misconstrued. congressman. >> we've seen this before. we went through an entire year in which people like maxine waters comes in and insights, we have black businesses being burned all across our country. we have 30 people killed, 24 were black americans. now what happens when these people, these race peters come to these panels? and by the way, she flies in from a different district, she has police protection, she slides back home. she will see from a big screen the results of this language. it hurts the community that needs help most. and we are watching the burning of their cities while these elitists stand back and continue to push this narrative. >> shannon: it's something that professor jonathan, somebody was a part of the fox family, he said today and it tweet, what would be tragically ironic as if water is reckless comments result in a later overturning of the trial which could lead t

after all, this is their president, the guy that worked with robert kkk byrd, the klansman to stop schoolthe '70s. he was worried his kids would grow up in his words "racial jungles" in the school system. the same joe biden who offered the crime bill that led to anen mass incarceration that he referred to as predators on our streets. joe biden has a decades long history of making racially offensive remarks. but no one in the democratic party, the media mob, big tech, no cancellation, no criticism fromde them. take a look. >> madam president, we have predators on our streets. >> the largest population is indian-american, moving from indian. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have n slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of a chance one a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? >> better than anybody else. youou don't know my state. my statey was a state. >> he is articulate and brave, and a nice-looking guy. >> they gonna put you all back in chains. >> we've got more questions. >> you got more questions? if you got a problem, figure out w

certainly the fbi told us in a report years ago that several kkk had infiltrated these 18,000 police departments across the united states and we've seen them in action. and so unless and until we get them out of the ranks, unless and until there's psychological evaluations to make sure officers aren't out there in the field with biases, we're going to continue to experience this. >> what are you hearing, sergeant, in law enforcement circles about how your -- how people feel about this, how law enforcement people feel about this verdict? >> well, i'm sure that there are certainly two camps. folks who look like me are in somewhat of a celebratory mood. after all, a man did lose his life and he's not returning to his family. but there is an acknowledgment at least for the first time publicly an officer did something that was contrary to his training and that he's to be held accountable. we have yet to see what's going to happen with sentencing. i understand as a first offender he's not going to get the maximum. but whatever he gets, it should be commiserate with the crimes he's guilty o

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suit filed under a, you know, post, you know, something that was designed to deal with sort of the kkkd and i'm sure always on your front burner but now in high-pitch crisis. tell me what you make of the voter suppression laws that passed in georgia, making their way to the texas legislature. >> well, what we're witnessing now is the culmination of the underbelly of our nation and the unresolved question of race. we have allowed for far too long white supremacist activity to go unaccounted for. we have allowed, for far too long, the politicization of our election systems based on race. we have not confronted the structural barriers that this country should have dealt with over a century ago. the caste system that we call the united states must be destroyed so that we can continue to live up to our greatest potential. but if it's not, we're going to have these repeated incidents, whether it was in 1965, 1975, whether it's timothy mcveigh, who was a white supremacist, or what we see on january 6th. we must put to bed, once and for all, the issues that have persisted in this nation for fa

joe biden, the same person who works with robert kkk berg and calling them predators on our street and said if you don't doubt my vote for him, you ain't black. where was the outrage from all of these corporations like major league baseball, american airlines, coca-cola on all of this. now 200 corporations want to get involved in this game. get ready. it will happen. why the hell did any of these companies get involved with no knowledge? but give joe biden a total pass in terms of his history. why did they want to amplify lies about what this law is and is not and use it as another excuse to lie, smear and submerge conservatives? did any of these companies actually read the law? i doubt it. by the way, do they have any idea what it actually does? i doubt that too. did they just surrender to the mob of the woke extremists and cancel culture because they are a bunch of corporate cowards who would rather demonize you, we the american people and steal lies i get yelled at by allowed liberals on twitter. i have a specific message to the commissioner, rob manford of the mlb. why are you goin