yet on the other hand the kkk came back and came back in force. and so the question are how did it come back? is the kkk still alive? does it still is still on books? is it something that we should look to? and do you see any parallels between the kkk and the emergence of the white nationalist party activity? okay. well, that's a that's a a loaded question here. okay. i may ask you to repeat part of that, but. okay, the i, i want to i want to draw distinction here. the klan was crushed as a terrorist organization, but as as the southern states were. they said at the time, redeemed by white supremacists, and that was the term that they used. i i'm not using that as a polemic term. it's just how they described themselves. white supremacists took control. they were able to do pretty much through legislation, what they had needed, terror do beforehand, terror not totally disappear. we know well that there were lynchings that continued right up into the 1950s and so on. but so the klan of the seventies wasn't really needed as a organized terror group a

the kkk leaders and confederate generals. that's why they, kkk showed up. we're in a state where we made it legal cool for adoption companies to discriminate against jewish couples want to adopt children. that's why they kick a case showed up. they have rolled out the welcome mat. they have they have not done a dog once. they've done a common response with a megaphone, and that's why they kkk showed up. i mean, that's why the neo-nazi showed up here in natural abby. tennessee state representative, justin jones. thank you for joining us. tonight >> thank you >> and just ahead, $400 for those donald trump plays foot locker for a weekend, adding to a lengthy history of shilling for all sorts of things. plus a case of hypocrisy. the biden campaign ignoring the president's white house's own warnings about tiktok. more on news night after that? >> that night out on the ice, you saw something i saw nothing either with so much charming man, you're ever going to or he was your worst night. >> he was bad man. >> you've adopted a kid and now they're trying to kill you

. >> hannity: might recall vice president, senator harris compared ice to kkk. >> plan is a domestic terrorist group? >> because they tried to use fear and force to change political environment. >> what was the motivation? >> based on race and ethnicity. >> are you aware of the perception of many how the power and discretion that ice is used to enforce the laws? do you see any parallels? >> e do not see parallels -- >> talking about perception. >> are you aware there is a perception -- >> are you aware there is a perception. >> puts them in the same category of kkk. >> hannity: might remember, take a look. >> should someone here without documents. that is his only defense should they be deported. >> that person should not be the focus of deportation. >> what would you bring to ice? >> if they stepped over my executive order, only arrest for the purpose of dealing with a felony that is committed. i don't count drunk and driving as a felony. first 100 days, no one will be deported at all. only deportations are commissions of felonies in the united states of america. >> so to be clear,

when he gets done as he pushes through the 14th and 15th amendments to the constitution he fights the kkk with federal troops. he tries to keep the country together and win the peace after the war and that really thrilled me to be able to dig in and to tell that story and the climax is as he's leaving the content tested the election of 1876. >> i get the sense from the outset you feel like grant was one of the most underappreciated presidents so his ranking in those historian rankings has one of 13 spots. that's before. so eisenhower went up five spots. we have looked back and why the historians choose to look at it again. i think in this day and age when we are in such a partisan divide and everything that we talk about with race looking back at all that he did to hold the country together are really at a pivotal bull -- pivotal time. >> do you think to this day he's known as one of the most if not the most brilliant of american generals. his reputation just overshadowed his presidency? >> yes in part because he wrote his memoirs about his time in really eloquent terms. at the end of his

i wanted to raise with you -- you've invoked the racist terror of the kkk as an analog before.o operate in your state. it is difficult to ignore the parallels, when you watch that footage, of masked men, white supremacists, marching through the streets of nashville. i don't want this question to sound naive, but how does this still happen in 2024? >> yes, well, it is good to see you. unfortunately, under these circumstances, jim. i was leaving an event honoring a black sorority, myself, and my chief of staff, were confronted by a neo-nazi march, marching down the streets of nashville, blocks from the capital, chanting, save the white man, deport all mexicans, with swastikas. this is happening because that same rhetoric is being perpetuated, by my republican colleagues. the same anti immigrant rhetoric, that same ideology that seeks to dehumanize jewish people, black people, muslims, lgbtq+ communities, this is the same rhetoric we see. they have developed a call and response. just a couple of weeks ago, our governor was at the border weeks ago, espousing the same hate. now we s

from the oil boycott." that we saw in the early 1970s to a full economic uh boycott of the apartide uh kkkw, israel, there's so many different adjectives we could use, there could be a realer uh journalism across the uh middle east and across the world to just tell the truth of the 75-year plight of the palestinian people and and and that's what uh big tech and the u.s. government are doing, they're trying to... prevent any type of uh resistance here at the local level, if we even pick up any type of bullhorn to try to project our voices here in the bronx or in manhattan were immediately put into handcuffs and and brought to jail. um, so this is asymmetrical war. we have anthony blincan functioning as the secretary of state of both designist entity as well as the dc going back and forth uh playing the same type of uh genocidal um shuttle diplomacy role that kissinger and nixon uh once played in in in the middle east, so they're giving a cover, they they know for biden or blincon or or... any of these officials to say that they don't know israely intentions is ridiculous, all you have to do

resistance from the oil boycott that we saw in the early 1970s to a full economic boycott of the apartide uh kkk state of israel, i mean there's a number, jim crow, israel, there so many different adjectives we could use, there could be a realer uh journalism across the uh middle east and across the world to just tell the truth of the 75-year plight of the palestinian. people and and and that's what uh big tech and the us government are doing, they're trying to prevent any type of uh resistance here at the local level, if we even pick up any type of bullhorn to try to project our voices here in the bronx or in manhattan, we're immediately put into handcuffs and and brought to jail, um, so this is asymmetrical war, we have anthony blincan functioning as the secretary of state of both design as entity as well as the dc. going back and forth uh playing the same type of uh genocidal um shuttle diplomacy role that kissinger and nixon uh once played in in in the middle east so they're giving a cover they they know for biden or blinken or or any of these officials to say that they don't know israely in

them i >> is that where you're asking me a perception comparing to the kkk on the 2020 campaign trail? biden did preview his plan for this lawlessness and open borders, you might remember. >> take a look at this. who is here without documentres and that is his only offense. should that person be deported. that person should not be the focus of deporting. >> we should fundamentally change the way we deal with this. what exact changes would you bring to ice as an agency? >> i would hopd yoe i.c.e agents accountable if in fact, they stepped over my executiveto order. you only arrest for the purpose of dealing with a felony that's committed. and i don't count drunk drivin n as felon. y.rs the first hundred days of my administration, no one, no10 one will be deported at all. from that point on a, the only that will take place are convictions of felonie feloo >> the united states of america. so to be clear, only felons get deportedclear,. and everyone else here is. wow. i thought i' d. tell the whole story. the chaos at the border and its deadly conflicr t when so sadlyl were all preventabl

he was in the kkk.ocratic adviser paul bagotis said this. >> i am a biden supporter and woke up every two hours. >> greg: terrible for democrats and your wife. married to paul and he wets the bed. because joe came of age when politicians once took on big causes, it is biden's age that is his super power. that is like saying ironman's super power is rust. closer look at super joe. can u you tell me what super power this is. >> transgender americans. >> let's go lick the world. >> let's go cheer for athletes like cream -- and joan -- shangakowala. putin's yeah, cliptocracies. >> greg: apparently joe's super powers don't include talking and walking. his name would be the stumbler. >> we don't -- problem isn't republicans trying to forget. remember, joe doesn't know when he was vice president. he is the one doing the forgetting. question i keep having is: is this really dementia. what if illness was guilty of stolen valor. saying joe has dementia is like saying her wayne may cause drowsiness. for joe dement

not ourng in faraway foreign capitals, it is not the american south in the 1880's and 1890's when the kkk emerged to destroy the new democracy ushered in by reconstruction. this is a view of american politics in state after state and in the nation's capital today. that is a bleak assessment. i think a lot of people say american democracy was able to overcome jim crow, it was able to sustain itself even through those moments. why should we not be confident american democracy can withstand the current culture wars and political climate? do you think that is the right or wrong assessment? guest: i am glad you asked that. the title of my book is about saving democracy. i am an optimist. i don't think we will save it unless we see the problem. the entire book is about all the things anyone listening can do to start playing a role to turn things around. some of the history is horrible. some of the damage was done for decades. at the same time, there are things we can do right now if we see the problem clearly. if we do not see the problem, then i worry. if we see it individually, the reason i w

but there was something that in the ring of the kkk that did kind of catch on. but any rate. mostly they performed sort of funky antics around town. but in their category of antics was one particular thing which had was seen as having potential. they scared black people. they dress up. then they didn't set out to physically harm people initially. but it was kind of a jokey thing in their minds to scare black people. within about six months, a group of higher confederate officers here in nashville got together. they what was happening down there in giles county, which is already spreading little bit and saw they saw the terrorists and right from the beginning with that meeting in nashville here, it was organized as a terrorist organization. it was the first terrorist organization, american history, that what it existed for. that's what it was founded to do everything else is rubbish or anything else. you might have heard from las cosas and so on. it's rubbish. it's not because white womanhood was being threatened by by freed black people. i mean, you. nonsense. it wasn't happe

10-year sentence hanging over your head appeared this law is the same one used in the 1880s for the kkkculous attempi at the doj just to criminalize christian beliefs and christian actions and the culture. >> laura: steve, what do you think the sentence will be here? >> it is hard to say, laura.be. we have these people with no criminal history whatsoever. the judges well aware this was d totally peaceful undertaking. by the way, occurring in the city of nashville right downtown where the civil rights monuments are found for those who conducted citizens in the early '60s. now they are making martyrs out of these folks. >> laura: next time tear down a statue of thomas jefferson and you will get away scot-free.-fre paul, steve, good luck.ir p now, to the mic big tech ceos care about the products? the tech titans came toe capitol hill today, and boy, where they are fireworks coming. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly r

yeah, kkk, dad i'd call that principal. >> what if you couldn't spell cracker?ot teaching crt in school? incorrect. they're teaching it in kindergarten. >> that's what i was going to say a lot of these crazy woke education stories make some people think would you conservatives sure are crazy. this is in the san francisco chronicle the liberal paper of the area and wow this is actually really happening and that's important for parents to know, it is a crime that the 6 per cent can't do mats and how much read something. >> 88 percent. >> so don't come to me with your free college nonsense until you get kid at grade level k-12. >> it's a big issue. there is so much white supremacy in kindergarten. it's the invisible scourge. is white supremacy learning? is it math? is it grammar? i mean what is white supremacy in school? their scores were terrible and they spent this money on a program that lowered the scores more but attendance went up. >> that's right. >> so the more they went the dumber they got. you think that would tell you something. now, if you thought high

what about the parents who when little johnny comes home and you ask if he can spell, he just says kkka ruckus, have they? >> you know, it's the way that this system is going to start to change, is when have you have parents who say enough is enough. teachers have to stand up and say enough is enough. we don't want to teach this. parents see it. they know when their kids come home, struggle with reading and math, that it's not a good thing, they're not getting the education they deserve. >> jesse: i could have used woke kindergarten, because i got suspended a couple times. other than that, it's probably pretty evil. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: apple goggles, taking over the streets. have you seen them this weekend? what you need to do to prepare yourself. always dry scoop before you run. the hot dog diet got me shredded! the world is full of "health experts"... it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with b vitamins to help convert food into fuel. science that matters. so... - we're engaged! - we're engaged! congrats carol! your youn

this law they used in the 180s for the kkk.tterly ridiculous attempt at the doj just to criminalize christian beliefs and christian actions in our culture. >> laura: steve what do you think the sentence is going to be. >> hard to say. people with no criminal history whatsoever. peaceful undertaking occurring in the city of nashville, right downtown, where the civil rights monuments abound for those conducted sit-ins. heroes on one hand and those making martyrs on the other. >> laura: next time tear down a statue of christopher columbus or -- you will get off scot-free. paul and steve thank you. good luck. do big tech ceos care about the damage their products are doing to our kids. the tech titans came to capitol hill today and, boy, were there fireworks, next. ♪ by guaranteeing 100% accurate filing and her maximum refund. make your moves. we'll make them count. intuit turbotax. 100% accuracy, guaranteed. >> would you please explain to me and to all these parents while explicit predatory content does not violate your platform's

yes, kkk." i would call the principal right now. >> harold: what if you learn how to spell cracker?to say last year they are not teaching crt in school. the fact-check is incorrect, they are teaching it in kindergarten, harold. >> dana: a lot of these crazy woke education stories make some people think conservatives sure are crazy, these conspiracy theories are crazy. this is in the san francisco "to chronicle," which is the paper of record for the area, and all of a sudden they are like "this is actually real." and it's important for parents to know. it's a crime that 96% cannot do math. how much did you say on reading? 80%. don't come to me with your free college nonsense until you can get kids reading this k-12. >> greg: this is a big issue. there is so much white supremacy in kindergarten. it is the invisible scorch. is white supremacy learning? is it math? is a grammar? what is white's primacy in school? their scores were terrible -- what is white supremacy in schools? their scores were terrible, they lower the scores more, but attendance went up. them or they went, the dumber

. >> harris: he is not calling him the leader of the kkk anymore. >> anderson cooper with the seriousere is your follow up questions and where are the facts? where is he saying well, we're eight years on this russia collusion deal. where is your evidence? you had bob mueller, you had all these -- you had the steele dossier and all these accusations. where is your evidence? will you present any? this is what these politicians count on. facts don't matter. the truth doesn't matter. as long as they repeat a lie enough times that's enough to have political efficacy for them and count on accomplice it media squinting sideways to look thoughtful. not asking. >> harris: what would be more helpful if they concentrated what russia threatened to do under this current president. >> and what they didn't do under donald trump. didn't make minor incursions that happened under democrats. >> harris: i said it earlier with nikki haley. i said no matter what is said about anything with russia and this president, russia didn't move to take another country under his watch. we have to get there. i don't k

speaker johnson said these were outrageous comments, and spoke at the funeral for robert bird, a former kkko just to say in terms of him admitting he served with racist, he did, but not only serve with them, he went out of his way to eulogize them at their funerals. >> jacqui: looks like the strategy from the white house and the campaign is to recapture lost parts of the base rather than message to disaffected republicans. >> different than -- >> than the 2020 campaign of unity and coming together. >> john: love the spring look. let's force the season. google's new artificial intelligence tool has a minds of its own, churning out woke images. plus this. >> i move that every newspaper in america quits doing any fact checks on joe biden until they fact check donald trump every morning on the front page. it is ridiculous that the "new york times" fact checked joe biden on something. >> jacqui: democrats are attacking the "new york times" for fact checking president biden. more on that. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow do

reports demonstrators could be heard yelling at police to, quote, burn in hell and chanting, quote, nypd, kkk they're all the same. at least nine people were arrested. they love our country. sure glad. they're out there. >>> tributes pouring in for rocky star carl weathers, the actor beth known for his role as apollo creed died thursday night. sylvester stallone says he is torn up. >> carl weathers was such an integral part of my life and my success, everything about him. he was absolutely brilliant. his voice is, his size, his power, his at at lettic ability -- athletic ability but more importantly, his heart, his soul. it's, it's a horrible -- presidentth and if adam sandler saying, quote, the true man, great dad, great actor, great athlete, so much fun to be around. always. everyone loved him. weathers' most recent he starred in the mandalorian. carl weathers was 76 years old. may he rest in peace. those are your headlines. rachel: interesting. will: by the way, i said congressman if doe, he was tail in predator the along with action jackson, of course, apollo creed. he's a big loss. rache

he was in the kkk. t yep. that's so you remind remind people. sobirdas joe's lost it. and the dems are freaking out on cnn. democratic advisor paul begala said this. >> i'm a biden supportersaid ani slept like a baby last night. i woke up every 2 hours crying and went to bed. this is this is terrible for democratd s. yeah, terrible for democrats, but also terrible for your wife . i mean, she she's marriedr de to paul begalamocr and he wet the bed. but there are holdouts. still. the la times asserts that because joe came of age when politicianse joe cae wh tog causes, it's actually biden's age that is his superpower. >> right. that's like saying iron man superpower is rust. >> here's a closer look at super joe. can you tell m n e what this is? >> ban on transistor american trash gender,o lick americans. let's go make the world for muslim, for richer, fo tr muslim athletes like kareem al-jubeir. >> al-jubeir and and joan judge, i'm sure changa cohen, koala pools. yeah. talk the club. the guys who the kleptocracy. >> apparently joe superpowers don't include talking and wa

following week, the kkk member -- was arrested for i'm editor -- but it would take 31 years and two hungnvict the self proclaimed white supremacist for the murder of medgar evers. in her new book, madder and morally, medgar evers and the love story that awake in america, joy reid describes medgar evers assassination. here is that passage from the audio book read by joy reid. >> she was clutching at medicare, and trying to pull him inside. she was yelling his name and desperately praying. scattered on the ground in front of, him or the t-shirts and posters he was carrying for the meeting earlier that night. they raid, jim crow must go. medical had been shot in the back with the bullet exploding out of his chest, and crashing through the living room window. the bullet had knocked medicare down, but he had used all his strength to drag himself halfway up the driveway and arrived the front of -- towards the door. he clearly tried desperately to drag himself into the house where his family but also his guns weren't. he seems to be trying to talk, but no sound was coming out. >> joining us now

what about the parentat abosn when little johnny comes home and you ask if he can spell, he just says kkk. they haven't raised a ruckus, k have they? you know, the parents got to be loud. ge, is >> and that's the way that this system is going to start to change is when you havehave o parents that are going to say, hey, enough is enough, and teacher's got to stand up, too, and say enoug h, enough. we don't want to teach this. and parents can see it. that whenmath, their kids come home and they struggle with reading and struggle with math, ion they that it's not a good thing. >> they're not getting the education that they deserve. well i could have use, they could've, kindergarten because i got suspended a couple of times. but other than that, it's probably pretty evil. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, jesse.have y >> apple goggles taking over the streets. have you seeweekend?n them this weekend? what you need to do to prepare yourself? >> can the river support your brain health? >> mary janet. hey, eddie. now, fraser. >> frank. frank. brad. how are you? brad, if you will. up

white people are mutant invaders referred to britain as the uk kkk. come at me. my shoulders are broad. i saw a long list of complaints yet against white people as well. it really was. i mean, i'd like to think that i'm reasonably robust, was it was robust, but it was it was absolutely disgusting. i couldn't mean, it was couldn't i mean, it was it was beyond, know, one of those beyond, you know, one of those kind think the white people kind of i think the white people have some sort of reckoning to do moral past. oh, it do with their moral past. oh, it was you know, they didn't was and, you know, they didn't mention health. mention mental health. >> minute now >> and i thought any minute now somebody's say, this somebody's going to say, this woman's ill woman's suffering mental ill health. confident about health. and i'm confident about that because she sounded like she ill health. she had mental ill health. nobody's mentioned it. and apparently showdown apparently she had a showdown with the way. and with her bosses on the way. and i well, we'll get

with being the wife of a civil rights leader, who was continually on the hit list of the mississippi kkk the terror her children endured as they learned to drop to the floor if they heard gunshots and to hide in the bathtub if the bad men came for their daddy. and love would make myrlie pick up off the bloody pavement where medgar lay dying -- pick herself up off the bloody pavement where medgar lay dying and turn her screams and rage into a determination to hunt the killer for decades until she got justice for her slain husband and family." i think it will be news to some people that this fight continued. the evers' fight in the evers household continued for six decades. >> and what people have to grapple with -- and we're in this age where people are sort of trying to banish history. not even sort of. just banish history. is it was effectively legal to kill back black people in this country until the 1970s. throughout 1960s remember, even women weren't on the these juries. it was only white men. and white men were guaranteed a jury that would acquit them in what, ten minutes? for emmet

his father was arrested at a kkk march. it has trickled down to citizen trump.s is jean in florida, you are next. caller: he made himself guilty march down pennsylvania avenue and give them hell. he stayed in this office and sought protection. he should be removed from the ballot. host: a lot of pictures outside of the supreme court. the supreme court deciding if colorado's high court was wrong to exclude them from the ballot. you will hear a lot more about that today. this is the scene outside the supreme court. this is sherry out of kansas. caller: one lady called in and talked about the insurrection. january 6 was not an insurrection. he would not have been calling it an insurrection. why did they change the law so that the vice president can no longer do that? my call came in with the guest were on but i got disconnected. the amendments and articles have been thrown around loosely. our federal government should protect us from invasion. if they are going to use the same barometer for biden as trump, our current president is guilty of insurrection because if