>> my mission was to go inside the kkk for the fbi. >> the kkk wanted to cut my son to pieces. >> if it came up joe was working with the fbi -- >> you'll play with your blood. >> how do you go from a cross burning to having breakfast with your family? >> i can't quit. that's not an option. >> grand knighthawk, infiltrating the kkk, only on hulu.

you referenced the kkk - the kkk with a violent respons to the idea of black equality, to the idea ofssee was very quick to rejoin the union to be reconstructed, t consider itself reconstructed. but less than a year after, th war ended, you had a group o guys that -- judge -- pulaski, in tennessee, as they formed a kkk which was, by any definition, a terroris organization >> right, right, right representative harris, let m get you in here. take a look at this moment fro the house floor yesterday. it's always been one where w either have been partially included or totally excluded from most of the good things that the state has to offer. you referenced the kkk - the kkk with a violent respons to the idea of black equality, to the idea of black freedom and we talk about this in clas a lot, about how tennessee was very quick to rejoin the union to be reconstructed, t consider itself reconstructed. but less than a year after, th war ended, you had a group o guys that -- judge -- pulaski, in tennessee, as they formed a kkk which was, by any definition, a terroris organization >> right, rig

called grand nighthawk, infiltrating the kkk.> the white people of this nation are sick and tired! >> members of the klan, they exist among us in society. it's not in robes and hoods, but in everyday street clothes. >> my mission was to go inside the kkk for the fbi. i was grand knighthawk of the realm of florida. top security officer. at the cross burning, there are a lot of people there. david moran, charles newcomb, thomas driver. they all worked as prison guards. turns out the guards were members of the ku klux klan. >> it was shocking. they handed me a paper with a picture, an inmate. i asked the question, do you want him six feet under? >> is that what y'all wanted? >> hell yeah. >> the kkk wanted to cut my son to pieces. >> this is the klan seeking to kill someone because of their skin color. they trusted him. >> i was learning to be part of the kkk. >> easier said than done. if it came out that joe was working for the fbi -- >> i would pay with my blood. every day there was a chance i wasn't coming home. these guys were p

are you a member of a radical militia group, how about the kkk? are you a big believer in the big lie the election was stolen because if so you may be part of donald trump's space and that could amount to bias in this trial. that highly revealing detail out of court today that happened on the very same day that president biden officially announced that he is running for a second term as president if you look at his announcement video today it's pretty clear that biden is courting a different kind of supporter. >> the question we're facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. this is not a time to be complacent that's why i'm running for re-election because i know america. i know we're good and decent people i know we're still a country that believes in honesty and respect and treating each other with dignity we believe everyone is equal, that everyone should be given a fair shot to succeed in this country. >> no mention of the kkk or fringe militia groups. after that president biden was off on t

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proud boys kkk?blue line anyone been a member those where the questions that the judge had to ask potential jurors in the civil case brought against president trump, by a.g. carroll. that case centers on the - that trump raped her in a stor in the 90s and those are allegations that trump denies, and the question that trump as the jury in that case, basically tell you everything that you need t know about trump's base of support right now. are you a member of a radica militia group? how about the kkk? are you a believer in the bi lie that the election wa stolen if so, you may be part o donald trump's base, and tha could amount to bias in this trial. that highly revealing detail here today that happened on th very same day that president biden officially announced tha he's running for a second term as president if you look at his announcemen today, it's pretty clear tha biden is having a differen kind of supporter. >> the question facing i whether we have more freedom o less freedom more rights or fewe

how about the kkk? are you a believer in the bi lie that the election wa stolen if so, you may be part o donald trump's base, and tha could amount to bias in this trial. that highly revealing detail here today that happened on th very same day that president biden officially announced tha he's running for a second term as president if you look at his announcemen today, it's pretty clear tha biden is having a differen kind of supporter. >> the question facing i whether we have more freedom o less freedom more rights or fewer i know what i want that answer to be, and i think that you do to this isn't a time to b complacent that's why i'm running for reelection i know america i know that were good an decent people, i know that we're still a country that believes in honesty, respect treating with dignity. that we are a nation where w give that safe harbor, w believe everybody is equal and given a fair shot to succeed i this country >> no mention of the kkk or -- after that, president biden wa off on the cam

you referenced the kkk - the kkk with a violent respons to the idea of black equality, to the idea ofssee was very quick to rejoin the union to be reconstructed, t consider itself reconstructed. but less than a year after, th war ended, you had a group o guys that -- judge -- pulaski, in tennessee, as they formed a kkk which was, by any definition, a terroris organization >> right, right, right representative harris, let m get you in here. take a look at this moment fro the house floor yesterday. >> what we did was the onl logical thing to do after session defined by extreme silencing of representatives o this body, a defined b multiple moments in which th attempt to bring up gu violence was immediately out o order. >> that was your 20 minutes. >> knowing the republica supermajority as you do, representative harris, how d you see that moment? >> the silencing of our voices is no longer what it used to be, whereas it was with whips an chains and from hanging trees. what it is now is a rope aroun our voices, around our throats as we speak. we have been limited to ho long we can speak. v

get the kkk they turned out to be a thing that you put over slide projector and a building. from the window. , kat, your foolish. >> yes. >> like to remind her that. you are the brunt of many jokes. >> i was? >> why did you have to tell me? can get that is my point. you didn't have to know that. >> i think again, a lot of this has to do with social media and away it to me humanizes people. i think that for most people, they don't feel the way that these people get amplified on social media do. i'm talking about yesterday, th algorithm rewards that, they reward people that our grandstanding and other sorts o things, but also when you're just looking at somebody on the screen, you never have to actually see that person. so you can just say anything yo want to them and it doesn't fee real to them. there is this fake interaction. it reflects something and the society at large and it actuall doesn't accept if we allow it too. >> it's a performance. >> jim, you are one of the only white supremacist i know. >> it's a white chucky cheese. >> good for you. are you offended? >> now, i

, every time you passed into the house of chamber, you past the statue of the first kkk gran wizard and we finally got tha removed. this body is a body where we have of a history, i was arrested your 14 times as community -- fighting for my community as i want it to be a lawmaker the were angry because they spent so much tim trying to lock me out, t silence our movement, that whe i became a member, had to si on committees with, them and they couldn't shut off the microphone they shouldn't have been able. today still. did it in ranged them. because, to them we are no equal. to them, in the south, we stil are separate and not equal. and not worthy of even being i this place, that we call a peoples house. it's very toxic environment, white supremacy is real here i tennessee. this is the birthplace of th klan it is also the birthplace of a movement of civil, right for people like diane nash, john lewis, ct vivian, and we have little history here and we want to stand in the other legacy of youn people, black people challenging the white ear that is defined in the south for to long >> justin,

same it was rule for for white men, and i've actually identified about i think a few more than a dozen kkk assaults on chinese immigrants in california during this period and they very self-consciously mimic the rhetoric and they mimic the strategies of the clan in the south because they knew that those terrorists tactics inspired terror and they knew that they were effective. so whether or not there was any coordination between klansman and the south and klansmen in california. i don't think there's clear evidence for that, but it is very clear. that white california's knew what worked in the south and they very readily employed those tactics in their own state. i mean, they they beat back republican rule sooner than most southern states did. interesting and neil's has another question. this one is if in your research on enslaved african-americans in california, have you come across a a man named john wesley newsome? it was from north carolina originally ended up in california during the gold rush. and owned property that is now camp. twanaga near groveland and they're wondering the camp

, every time you pass int the house chamber, you pass statue of the first kkk gran wizard we >> should bring bac lynching how do we move forward fro that >> sadly, we are living throug a moment in our country wher at least parts of our politics and parts of our country - there are those who feel tha racism does not only acceptable it's fashionable i'm a post civil right generation baby. part of what martin luther kin junior did for us was that not only did he push hard, those who he and - fought alongside him, agains systemic racism. he made it unpopular and socially unacceptable. but we have seen over the last six years every emergence of - unabashed bigotry that shoul be deeply shocking to th conscience of anybody wh believes in this right, wh believes and what is true. and we see this not only i this tennessee legislature but we see it in other place as well. but i want to speak to thi issue of them expelling thes young black man. and i agree with their cohort. this courageous white sister who stood there with them -- she said that she said the color of her skin has to do lot with t

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i would like to know how the history of the kkk it's pornographic. anti racist. how's that pornographic? it's not this is about taking away. right some of the critics of these books have described them as pornographic and inappropriate for children. what do you say to that there's nothing pornographic or obscene in them. and so i think to frame it is that, um, it's just wrong. last year, leila green little and six other leno residents sued county officials to get the books put back in the libraries. last month, they won support from a federal judge who said the books should be reinstated. leno county commissioners reluctantly complied, but also took the unprecedented step of debating whether to close the libraries. these libraries are so important and for the county to threaten closure. three branches of the county's library system. all because of a ruling on a lawsuit isn't absurd. most of those supporting the removal of the books are now focused on what they say are several 100 other books filled with sexually explicit material. problem is that 250 that are sti

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that is how you get to kkk to jim crow, to mlk inc. denied unfairly a concealed carry permit. that's why i think the second amendment is important. it's just the way i think of it. who here has heard the term mutually assured destruction? does that name mean anything to you? a couple of the more experienced members raised their hands. the basic idea was the soviet union and the u.s. would never go to war with each other because sides had nuclear weapons. it was mutually assured destruction, and it turned out they never went to war. because each side of the other side was armed, it was in neither side's interest. the founding fathers basically wove in mutually assured destruction into the constitution between the government and its people. that is what the second amendment is about. it doesn't sound -- it makes your stomach feel uncomfortable. that's what it is really about. the founding fathers knew -- not far from here, places like concord, lexington, where the first shots were fired in the american revolution. they were because the british monarchy tried to take away the gun

he called him a grand wizard of the kkk.a sitting president that. >> he may be less obvious or tone deaf and now it is just his staff saying never mind. he expects to be protected by the legacy media. the fact is that many of us do change. but some do not and so he thinks he can get through this and he is representing the democrat party as it is now. democrats across this country have to decide if this is what they stand for and i think most would say it's not. >> harris: new details about anheiser-busch's controversial decision to team up with transgender activist dylan mulvaney. sources saying the daily wire no one at a senior level was aware of the partnership calling it a mistake. the beer giant is paying the price. their value dropped $5 billion since the ad line launched. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy out with a new op-ed. for a drink that was once a blue collar staple of middle america this isn't a winning sales strategy. it is a way for the ceo to signal his virtue while alienating a customer base too afraid

if anyone was a member or a believer of a group including qanon, the proud boys, oath keepers, the kkkthose questions. one person raised their hand stay saying they had strong opinions about the me too movement and that juror was excluded from this case. so the judge is continuing to ask questions. i'm hoping to whittle this down to nine. we could get to opening statements in the case later this afternoon, depending on how quick ily they move through this. she sued trump for battery and defa defamation. a former president not required to be present is not here. he's denied all of those allegations. >> outside the courtroom, keep us posted we appreciate that live report. let's get insight from elliot williams. it's a civil case. it's defamation case. she alleges he raped her in the 1990s. walk through the different legal issue os posed to a civil case versus a criminal case. >> a criminal case is brought by the state. the people v. donald trump. a civil case is one person suing another either for damaging or either just a statement from the court. the bigger thing here is that the jury

saying this is offensive to us when we walk into the capital every day to do business, we have this kkk icon looking down at ut s and t republicans weren't trying to do anything about it. they pointed to other commissions the state could be responsible for and said their hands were tied. past governor said he wasn't going to be able to get i removed and finally after years of this going on, the current governor, bill lee, managed to whip the votes needed to get it taken out but that happened after years of protesters, democratic legislators and black legislators, asking for something to be done there >> what does the future look like for jones and pearson assuming pearson is reinstated just back to square one? >> seems like the future is pretty bright for them a lot brighter than it was maybe two weeks ago. tennessee is not a state where state legislators, particularly on the democratic side, are able to raise much money or get much national recognition it's not a swing state it's a heavily republican dominated state where democrats are really fighting for scraps and jones and pearson h

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shouldn't be welcome here because i was arrested in this building over 14 times trying to remove a kkk statute we finally removed where we're standing my colleagued on the other side of the aisle from the day i walked in did not want me here today, they overturned democracy, they set a very dangerous precedent for the nation of expelling a duly-elected lawmaker because of first amendment activity this has never happened in tennessee history. it's never happened, you know, in any of the examples of expulsions i gave, including unethical and criminal behavior. there have only been three expulsions from the house in over 200 years they set a precedent, being the first lawmaker, the first young black lawmaker expelled for speaking for my constituents >> you talked about, i mean, someone has peed in the seat of another member and not been expelled there have been people accused of sexual assault, serial sexual assault in that chamber. you know, crimes, and it seems that the one thing that this legislature cannot stand, cannot stomach, are young black lawmakers who speak for their constituen

it is 1957 movie, island in the sun was banned in several southern cities with the kkk threat to the movie theater due to the film interracial romance plot. off the stage, belafonte was known for his deep dedication for the civil rights movement, his close friends with the reverent, martin luther king junior. he applied the 1963 march on washington. and later he was now spoken of the important in south africa and he came up with the idea for this 1985 hit song. ♪ ♪ ♪ we are the world, brought together with the singer more than $63 million for families in ethiopia, another parts of africa. tonight, the son of harlem is being memorialized at the famous apollo theater. harry belafonte, at 96 years old. the news continues. cnn newsroom with michael starts now. anderson, thank. you matt gates, he singlehandedly held up kevin mccarthy's election as speaker, you'll recall, well tonight he is threatening to do it again in a new battle on capitol hill. and, he is here. i'm michael, live from new york city, on the day the president joe biden asked americans for another four years. the nation i

it is 1957 movie, island in the sun was banned in several southern cities with the kkk threat to thet. off the stage, belafonte was known for his deep dedication for the civil rights movement, his close friends with the reverent, martin luther king junior. he applied the 1963 march on washington. and later he was now spoken of the important in south africa and he came up with the idea for this 1985 hit song. ♪ ♪ ♪ we are the world, brought together with the singer more than $63 million for families in ethiopia, another parts of africa. tonight, the son of harlem is being memorialized at the famous apollo theater. harr

but we are the state where the birthplace of the you know of the clan where a state where we had a kkk statue in our capital until very recently and we protested to have that removed. but what they're trying to do is to bring us back today is that we don't want to go to if i didn't know this happened to me. i would think that this was 1963 instead of 2023. if the nashville city council next week wants to appoint you as an interim representative district, you would do it. most definitely. let's talk about the issue. but let me ask you. why why? considering all everything that has happened right now, why even go through all the rigmarole? because it's important to let them know that democracy we will fight for democracy will fight for a multiracial democracy. and so this this extreme tactic to expel us into trying to humiliate us has only put a spotlight of the world on tennessee, and so i will go back because fighting for the future i'm 27 years old fighting for the future that i want to live in that i want my children to live in. it's worth whatever sacrifices that we have to give whet

you've had jim crow, black laws, kkk mass incarceration. you've had globalization where we with the race to the bottom chasing low cost labor all over the world taken industrial jobs out of the black communities. you know what they know what they brought back in cops and drugs and the numbers game you gave us an illegal economy and cops but never repaired the harm that you have caused, which is why black , mostly gun trafficking, trafficking. the black and brown communities and black and brown people are killing each other with it. so when i talk about dealing with the issue of poverty, i'm talking about ripper. orations. repairing the historic harm investing in schools equitably right now, if you live in a wealthy community, you get more money for your school. then you live in the park community and the poor communities only poor because they were red lines by the united states government via the g. i, bill. come on. now let me address a couple of your things. so the first thing you said is about income inequality. listen of course, income

they can keep nathan bedford forrest kkk home those type of things and that and that history is at the core of the state politics. speaking of that very humbling that you were just talking about, just take a listen to some of what transpired on the floor of the tennessee house as they were voting to expel these lawmakers. that's why you're standing there. because of that temper tantrum that day. for that yearning to have attention. that's what you wanted. you're getting it now. i mean, it's dripping in, uh, condescension, he responded. the lawmaker justin pearson, responded to this. and he said, would you want to be talked to that way? and you know when we talk about race as a part of this, some of it is this culture of condescension that played out for all the world to really see here. it was a public bullying. it was a public building. it makes you think that maybe some of the reasons that republicans at the state houses across the country are trying to ban the teaching of black history is because a lot of that history seems to be repeating. it did not feel like that was 60 years aft

we have a kkk statue in this capital. she stood with us when i was a community organizer. and so i mean, you cannot deny what you heard today. um where my colleagues telling me that i'm uppity, basically uppity negro and that you know, i didn't bow down and i won't bow down because what we're this is too important for the next generation. and so what they're doing today is simply demonstrate to the world that we don't have democracy in tennessee that this system that there is. there is a system of systemic racism that governs in asean. cameron sex and the speaker of the house should be ashamed of himself. i can't leave here without asking you this because the reason why you went out there was because babies lost their lives. so what should people know about the fight that you have in you about gun violence and what you want to see changed from the time trayvon martin was killed in 23rd, you know, protesting in 2013. i've been fighting to address common sense gun laws. and so i mean, that's what brought us to the well with those nine lives. laws, including three um, let's g

there's increase in violence the rise we saw the kkk come and go but still other terroristic groups, so even though they're going to say slavery had nothing to do with the war. there's definitely a broader context of you know racial violence and controlling african americans and so that's also a work. it's interesting part of the contradiction too is the argument that a lot of these lost causes will make at the time that even though slavery had nothing to do with the war. it was a good thing, right? so they wanted to defend it but they don't want to focus on it. they don't really want to focus on slavery being the sole reason it's about power and control and autonomy as southerners. but we'll come we'll come back to this point too a little bit. yeah, exactly the first point of maybe feeling. you know, i look i i don't. think white southerners ever felt guilty about slavery and at the time of slavery i i don't know. what do you what are you the rest y'all think? yeah, you think maybe that? they were kind of looking ahead and trying to like say it wasn't about slavery so that they coul

the elections of 1872 to bi racial and national governments, governments that passed and enforced the kkk act, a national government that passed a civil rights act as in which every confederates except for virginia elected a bi racial republican majority in 1872, and southern states would go on write their most progressive constitutions in their history, passing civil rights states civil rights bills in mississippi, louisiana arkansas, florida. those are unprocessed. that in times those are times saw an unprecedented multiracial democracy. but they also saw violent resistance to that. just as professor storey points to us in the 1870s as economic woes and corruption started, abstract northern voters, white southern elites figured out now was the time to back power and professor stories discusses how incidents of outright violence like the clinton clinton barbecue and the hamburg massacre also the murder of elected officers like one name black buckyball was dragged into the street on christmas night of 1875 and shot 40 times. i also political campaigns like wave wade hampton's governor's o

. >> a state in which the kkk was founded is now attempting another power grab by silencing the two youngestrepublicans. >> they did not look at the members. >> reporter: still, their actions are drawing widespread condemnation from democrats across the country. including president biden calling them shocking and without precedent. the futures of the lawmakers could be in the hands of voters determined by the special election should they decide to run again. as we await that special election, counties will appoint interim representatives in the meantime. metro council has is scheduled a meeting monday where the vote is expected to reinstate justin jones immediately. kristen and peter. >> priscilla thompson, thank you. the question is what happens next? we want to bring in one of the men at the center of this. the recently expelled state representative justin jones. mr. jones, thank you for being with us. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you said this week as we heard you that this is a grave day for democracy and it sends a dangerous precedent. expulsion of you and one of your

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the you know what and they didn't walk away their support when he saw good people on both side of the kkk rally or tuesday when he was indicted in a very substantiative case for campaign finance violations as an underlying crime and business record falsification, no republican said everyone should tell the truth. everyone should be treated the same way under the rule of law. the reason there is no one to stand up is because they. i don't think they are smart enough anymore to see attacks against democracy as a cohesive national strategy. this is like a dog that pees on everything that smells like pee because that is their reflex. it has become antidemocrattic. the reflex has become anti-free speech unless there are trump supporters stabbing cops with fire, with flag poles. there is no cohesive national story to tell about the republicans. >> i think, i mean, you're right to a degree. but here's the problem. if they don't suffer a political downside to it, right? it's like not indicting a president or a former president for criminal action. it will just create more problems. if they don't