they sell the kkk members to come.he kkk members and neo-nazis included in the caravan as a police informant sandy smith killed trying to save children from the middle of the shootout. ultimately no one is convicted of a crime, they say the kkk and 4 - 5 people killed the party styles are white it's not racial animus even though sandy smith black woman because your communist, this is the reason this happened and what are the commerce parties is not commerce party because youou are not communiste can't use nms to justify your killing. the activism right that does not stop and she remained in greensboro politics after she graduates and when she dies were to say why did we know her, at the end and years later they have demonstrations every year, they demonstrate greensboro under greensboro when nor sandy particular. in making that connection, she's alwaysan been the bell, sandy smith and it continues that the year, elements and sacrifice of loss and to do this movement i think about it, thank you and learning about hbc ac

they tell the kkk members come right, the kkk members and neo-nazis have a caravan, including in their caravan is a police informant so they know what's about to happen they come to the rally and shoot it up right. and so some of the comments work party do have guns and shoot back this is all on the news so there are video of this happening. one of the people, five people killed is sandy smith. she's killed trying to say black children from the middle of the shoot out. right. but ultimately, no one is convicted a crime because they say, well, y'all, the neo-nazis, kkk members, right. and they weren't attacking you for racial animus. 4 to 5 people killed. this the workers party, five are white. so like it's not racial animus. right. even though sandy smith was black. black woman. and so in any it's a it's a they think they may have targeted at certain leaders of the movement including sandy. so they say it's not racial animus. political animus. right. because you're a communist. this is the reason why this happened. and so no one is convicted ultimately, they do a civil case. they're ab

happy project and telling the members of the kkk to come and members of the kkk and have a caravan there'seos of this happening and one ofnd the five people killed are sandy smith and she's trying to save black children from the middle of the shootout. racial animus and they're whitee and it's not racial animus and it's targeting leaders of the certain movement andnd it's political animus because you're a communist and this is happening and so they're able to get money for that andseeing them in particular and going for them always going on the go going throughout and growtht indexing for them and we have to include all these things and -- when we think alaska that so thank you. so questions or responses to the lecture? in particular -- >> i think this is fascinating and students in the same building or what may not be the samebi building but tables withs and every student just like us going against the extra work and i think you that shows the commitment for the black community and it's fascinating and really cool. >> it's ordinary people making choices; right? anyone else? >> i think it'

why would people want to be a democrat or they were the voters they started the kkk. the jim crow laws, housing, and a bunch of other things appear to someone could answer that for me i would appreciate it. you guys are doing a great job. quick cynthia in sherman oaks, california. hi cynthia. >> good morning.. first of all, thank you so much for having me. i would like to into the man's question of why would you be a democrat versus republican? slavery things of that sort. the republican party was that party that freed the slaves. however they also change their whole entire trajectory toward jim crow and others. heor did found the kkk. a lot of that did change with the republican party changing. the one thing that i want us to say was this. we look at economics and the credit we are giving donald trump for a greater economy, people forget he inherited the economy from the obama/biden administration. as one of the best economies that they had with the lowest unemployment rate. the last two years was all donald trump. i realize there is a pandemic but people also to und

she want to apologize to ice for comparing them to the kkk.pologize to the men and women wearing that green uniform giving cpr to babies talking to babies seven criminal cartels because she opened this border wide up. >> laura: this is why president trump invoked tom homan's name some times today as i heard you amazes how she is stroll along the border wall and the biden administration did everything in its power to ensure not a foot of it, not another foot of it got built. your reaction to that? she wanted that photo. yeah, she wanted that photo today. >> and that's why we saw complete chaos in yuma. all you have to do is look at the location, where she refused to enhance all the security measures that we needed. yuma exploded. tucson sector exploded. right there in douglas it exploded arizona right next to douglas, saw and that exploded. all of that area has completely and totally gotten out of control. it simply comes down to policy. should come down to. you look at economic, domestic, if you look at foreign policy. and, of course, border s

you have the rise of the kkk beginning in the 1860s in tennessee and spreading throughout the south. that vigilante group is going to spread that files can other groups are going to rise in its wake and collaborate with them. an institute that violence. it's becoming something that congress and the u.s. cannot deny. people are writing to congress calling on congress, blacks and whites, pleading for help around that, the violence that's taking place. so in particular over the franchise and the boat is where congress sees they can intercede, and so congress is going to pass a series of enforcement acts, the third being that ku klux klan act, over this, idea of trying to fd some way to federalize if you will these violations on southern civil rights and political rights, in particular black southerners civil and political rights. one way theyo going to do thats there going to form the department of justice which the department of justice initial, one of their initial ideas is to investigate this violence and his clan activity, to investigate terrorist organizations. and congress very qu

i'm not in the kkk. they don't let blacks join. if i was in the kkk i would hav.us expressed values of transgender folks. he called himself a perv who enjoyed watching transgender intercourse. he also recounted a time he was peeping on teenage girls when they were showering in high school. he also had wildly offensive language about gays, muslims and jewish people but they're so vile i can't repeat them on cable. cnn spoke with robinson today and asked him directly about the allegation. >> do you deny this account is you? >> first off let me say thank you for allowing me to come here and clear the air. we absolutely do. this is not us. these are not our words and it is not anything characteristic of me, for has it ever been. the people here of north carolina know i have been completely transparent about my history, all of the warts. we put them all out. >> there have been rumors that some of your campaign staff have quit. can you tell us if that's true or not? >> absolutely not, and we are not getting out of this race. there are people who are counting on us to wi

they see the vice president once compared them with the kkk.andal other claiming that they were whipping the haitian migrants which wasn't true, and she went along with that. and she may be the next president. what's the morale there thinking of kamala harris as being their commander in chief? >> when you compare i.c.e. agents to the kkk, that should disqualify you from ever being the commander in chief. i.c.e. agents, border patrol agents are doing their job. she wants to call i.c.e. agents racist and things like that, i.c.e. agents respect making -- aren't making this up. she was a member of congress, if i.c.e. is racist for doing the job, what's that a make her in she wrote the law. bottom line is the men and women of i.c.e. and border patrol, look, i've buried i.c.e. agents, border patrol agents, handed enough fallen flags to the spouses of -- love 'em until the day i die, and i told them i'd have their six until the day i die. they put their lives telephone o on the line for this country every day. they put a bulletproof are vest on, a gun

again, the same the very kkk member who advised hillary to speak with an accent, that's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing sounding even dumber than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why would she be doing that, since... it's not cultural appropriation, you know, that dumb woke term. so trump wasn't so wrong when he said his rival was just posing as an african american when she's not. the republican was routinely accused of racism, but two can play that game. what harris is doing in liberal parlance it's called cultural appropriation, jade vance explains for me. look, all he meant was that she's a chameleon, she goes to georgia, she puts on a southern accent, she tries to please everyone and pretends to be something she's not, that's what trump was talking about. you can change your mind, but you can't run from the media and dodge questions about it, you can, biden's press secretary, karine jeanpierre, is giving a master class. since when has the vice president used something like southern accent? do you really think that this is an important issue for am

but the kkk in the 1920s was was basically a an extension of churches and. so i just think it's something that's important to be aware of because it's certainly a risk that religion can devolve into. the types of hatred that lead to xenophobia, other things that virtually every immigrant group or other kind of new religious has experienced in the country. wind up here. even for a foreign university graduate. and with the center. my question for, frances berry, is you were talking about how we're removing confederate statues. and when i would like to know is, what would you like to do with them now? whether just demolish them, put them a museum, and how we should teach people if we do put them in a museum about the significance, the monuments themselves? well, i think it's a great it's a great opportunity for the communities to make those decisions themselves. there was a group in virginia that's called, i think, statues into plowshares, where they've melted down a couple of the statues. they're turning them into public art. that's one response. doesn't have

way back to when he admitted he voted for david duke, who at the time was unknown grand wizard of the kkk. and he admitted that he voted for him he's a homeboy and all which is what he said google it is in an article. and you also in 2007, assaulted and unarmed black man and lied about it. the man is a racist and he put it on paper and he's unapologetic four, to let's call a spade, a spade here with that and not let him get away with it and not let the republican speaker and republican members of congress brush it off as it's, as if just, you know, made a comment that so no big deal a big deal because people are threatened. i think tyre communities are threatened him that moment because you know, you mentioned david duke, the kkk. yeah. there are a lot of people in this country who want to believe that we are past this nasty vile racism against people who don't look like you to to bring up voodoo, to say that they're eating pets. we know that they're not eating. they're not none of them middle to counter their base. >> just say what's on there. >> i just wonder, i mean if you really care

she wants to abolish ice and thinks ice really is the kkk. she doesn't want to build a border wall.he absolutely supports sanctuary cities and wants to raise the taxes and thinks men can get pregnant. all these thing at this point. >> having anonymous sources on the campaign claiming that she changederer mind and anyway meaningful and needs to do interview after interview and explain why she changed her mind and more. >> her values didn't change and told us that in the one interview. >> only thing on the market is her values have not changed and i this i it's really important for people to take a look at administrative state and how she will use it. everyone saying if they control the house and senate, give us a range of the items. there are lawsuits filed from the courts later and they've seen this in the biden administration and she'll do it herself. in terms of debate here and her flip-flopping and i applaud harris fell to the bottom of the list coming to democrats options in primary of 2019/2020. she's the least donald trump on tuesday nailing her down and going for her with the

io s the kkk, shesh supports sanctuary citiese anabd does want to raise your taxes and she thinks that can get pregnant. at this point, and don't worry, wink, wink, nod, she is saying whatever it takes. >> she has been consistent with that throughout her career this idea you could have anonymous sources on her campaign claim shes changed her mindon and you treat it like it isr meaningfulmi. if she changed her mind, she needs to do interview after interview, explain in detail why she changed her mind. >> katie her fall yous have. not change -- her values have not changed.e >>on only thing we heard iss her values havree not changed, important to lock at administrative state and how she will use it if republicans control the house and senate she will not be able to implement the agenda items, yes, she will, she will us the thousands of lawyers in washington, d.c. through federal agency to do what she wants, and they will ask for forgiveness after lawsuits fro from the courts later. we have sign it with administration.d reasons that kamala harris t fell theo bottom of list with d democrat

to the kkk that list goes on for people who want prosecutors who prosecute, and you know as retalk about we talked about last conversation they want a democrat attorney general more like the robert jackson approach, where justice department is following facts, as opposed to a target on a particular person and make up a crime. this is not the type of attorney general or district attorney the type of person we want in charge of rule of law, it impacts laws as well, that make our streets less safe. trey: you know lee, i wonder if she has donated to any victim funds or funds that provide mental health or counseling for victims of crime. i would be interested to hear her asked that. when trump won in 2016, i can't could of a single political rivalry prosecute the. how do we get out of this cycle of lawfare that we're in, he did not engage in it, the narrative is he would be rhsecretbution and revenge. >> trey, an important point for those who are talking about what it would be like to have a trump administration, we already had 4 years of a trump administration, everything that you are saying

she's compared ice officers to the kkk. she wants to essentially defund or reimagine ice.criminalize border crossings and all these topics and all these comments from the vice president, it's extremely dangerous. she's telegraphing to the cartels and others that should she get into office, it'll be this linear position as far as apprehensions and enforcement mechanism along that border and we've seen what four years of that is. it doesn't work by the numbers and criminal aliens by the united states. it doesn't work. we need to get back to enforcing the law and vice president harris by her own comments has no intention of doing that. stuart: thank you, chad. gavin newsom said california universities may not employ illegal migrants. >> california might be a sanctuary state but he hit a strong line for now. let me explain. >> it's not necessarily dead. in his rejection, newsom called on the courts to address the legality of the policy before it moves forward. let's make sure it's legal and then i'll pass it and sign into law. undocumented students, important to note, they can

she's called donald trump a criminal and yet called ice the kkk, she touts her record and we're supposed to trust her? as someone advocating for our tax dollars to pay for illegal immigrants for surgery, it is because she's never had a private sector job. our taxpayers pay her salary. if she was from the real world, she would see that a dollar invested in early education and programs,s that obviates $7 investment into incarceration. has she been to jails like i have and worked to know that? that statistic is prior to this inflation rate under this administration. it is probably $10. when i hear government tell me this is supposed to happen and this is the crime and the flag i'm waving. everything she's done has been on my dollar and my dime and her values are skewed because for her, if she's actually a champion for women for people for any time of humanity she's been shouting about the border, she would have sat down and been in the hill right there. last time i checked, she was still head of the senate. where was she then and now? >> kayleigh: apparently for a wall, gender transition su

criminals and she called ice, that is tasked with deporting criminals from our country and compared to kkk. this is someone who has not been a friend of our law enforcement and president trump on the other hand has been and he's been fighting to secure the nation and boarder and make our city streets safe again and if that's what people want, law and order secure boarders, there's only one choice in this race. that is president donald trump. liz: crime is so out of control in new york city. new york governor cath reigns leading hoche -- kathy hochul signed a new law demanding that retailers like wal-mart and target install panic buttons in all new york state locations. no state has done this in the nation and no one is doing this. why do we need panic buttons when we have 911? how are panic buttons going to stop crime? >> yeah, all kathy hochul needs to do is repeal the bail law and allow for criminals to be released over and over and over again on the streets and your city should be doing is appeal ago sanctuary policy that will allow the nypd to once again cooperate with ice to deport cr

she compared ice agents to the kkk, decode lies illegal crossings.her words, it would be wise for donald trump during the debate next tuesday, 80 million people will be tuning in, he should lay out what kamala harris's record on this, what the rhetoric has been seeing social services cut and jobs taken away. it's a long night. stuart: we heard she flip-flopped on plastic straws, don't mean to get into a discussion about that. donald trump says elon musk agreed to run his government efficiency commission if trump wins in november. >> i will create a government efficiency commission tasked with conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government making recommendations for drastically reforms. need to do it. elon because he's not very busy has agreed to head that task force. interesting if he has the time. good one to do it but he has agreed to do it. in 2022, fraud and improper payments cost taxpayers an estimated hundreds of billions of dollars. stuart: this commission is a good idea but i would love to see trump and

and the clients in that case were the kkk, but we cited -- and what's fortunate about that is that they are so unpopular that they required anonymity. right? if they were to protest the defense of anonymity as an implicit first amendment right. is that if you are trying to express a controversial point of view, you are not going to do it if you have to identify yourself. so it ends up being suppressive of minority viewpoints. the aclu pointed out in that case that we initially successfully made that argument in the u.s. supreme court in a very different part of the country. it was a very different political climate at the time in the 1950's in alabama when we defended the right of anonymity for members of the naacp, because that was an organization that was controversial when the supreme court agreed with us that if you had to reveal your identity, you were unlikely to express your viewpoint. now, certainly if the purpose for concealment is to make it difficult here on c-span two. [background noises]

still support shutting down all deportations, madam vice president, you once compared ice agents to the kkky, ms. harris, do sanctuary cities work? you signed a petition that the u.s. government should pay for sex changes for illegals, is that still the case. ms. harris, can men get pregnant, and kamala harris, the most scripted rehersed candidate you will ever see. during her first answer -- before the first sentence she was talking about hopes and dreams and aspirations. within the first 90 seconds, she reminded us she grew up in a middle class household. and she went back to hopes and dreams and aspirations. during one answer on tax rates, she said no less than four times in the same answer, people need to pay their fair share. and asked why the teemsters wouldn't endorse her, she wouldn't answer at all. as we are seeing with polls showing they are forecasting a 3 point popular vote victory for trump and they are accurate in these situations, she is going to have to go with a different approach and it will not work in pennsylvania, and georgia and arizona and north carolina. >> sean: i w

remember, she said ice, our border patrol are like the kkk.grants cross the rerow grand she said border patrol whipped them. reminded her of slavery. she is wrong on everything because her heart is curly liberal san francisco. that's who donald trump is running against. and his job is to remind everybody of those stands she duke. she was protected by two body guards from abc news. that's why they were there. they were there. they were her agents. they had little things in heir ear, too. so, that's. [laughter] >> i criticized abc tremendously last night. and i always will. but, still, donald trump has to beat her and beat her on these issues. and then go after the press. i do think he could have done more to shine a light on how bad her positions are. >> laura: i think it's always easy for us in studio should have done this. this is what i do for a living. that's always easy to do. i'm telling you who else has come this close to beating the establishment, actually beat the establishment ever? >> he is the debate goat. we can't deny that of him.

. >> sean: she wants to abolish ice, references to slavery, references to the kkk, but now she is supportingnding for ice, and border patrol agents and security. albeit, way too little, way too late. wait, is that the same kamala that lied and said the border is secure. is that the same person, take a listen. >> you are confident that this border is secure? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. but there are still a lot of problems that we are trying to fix. >>> these are just a few of the victims from the biden harris border disaster. look very closely, are these names you have heard? some of them you have heard, not many. but a few, like a grandmother from virginia, and another unvetted, suspected illegal immigrant. this one from el salvador, kamala harris was unable, unwilling to address the root causes of immigration. she lied for three years about it, or you know, she didn't do anything to secure the border, certainly in any way. as a result, americans die every single day. thousands from fentanyl poisoning, others b

or border control are like the kkk.ey cross the rio grande she sent border patrol with them and reminded her of slavery. she is wrong on everything because her heart is liberally san francisco. that is who donald trump is running against and his job is to remind everybody of post-dance she took because that is who she is. chi was protected from bodyguards from the abc that is why they were there. they were her agents and had little things in their ear too. i criticize abc tremendously last night and i always will. but still, donald trump has to beat her and beat her on these issues and then go after the press. i do think he could have done more to shine a light how bad her positions are. >> laura: well, i think it is always easy for us in studios to say, he should have done this. this is what i do for a living, should have done -- that is always easy to do but i'm telling you who has come close to beating the establishment ever? who has ever done it? >> we can't deny that of him but i agree with ari and for since the mo

. >> law enforcement agents, ice, she referred to them as kkk. law enforcement entity that works to deport dangerous people. these criminals. murdereders and rapists. democrats in cities across america made it difficult. new york city, sanctuary city. california as well. so many of these sanctuary cities, all of them are democrat, by the way. and they are prohibiting their local law enforcement from cooperating with ice to deport individuals. then we had a vote in the house to say well, if somebody is committing a crime they must be deported and guess what? only six democrats actually voted with us. so they are the party of lawlessness. they are the party of illegal immigration. they don't have any respect for people who came to this country the right way. worked hard, did everything right and are waiting in line. people paying drug cartels to get in are getting court dates first. they have shoved the legal immigrants to the end of the line. >> julie: you brought up california and just talking about it. once again california is passing a law that

so back then the kkk and those guys wore masks. right now they have been emboldened by trump and his people. i can tell you the atmosphere is the same. as a matter of fact, i predicted this back in january, february, march. my chief of police can tell you i said to her we are on the brink of something happening, and we are not prepared. now, here we are. the atmosphere is the same. we have to to watch where we're going becausewa we don't know. is it our neighbors that's part of this hate group? because now they're not disguised. they're coming in and they don'o have the face masks on. so for me this is a -- i can't compare it. i can only say the atmosphere feels the same because i lived through that. >> denise williams, president of the springfield, ohio, chapter of the naacp,mist williams, we are sending you our best wishes and strength for what is just an appalling chapter in american history. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you so much for having me, t alex. god bless. >>> when we come back, it is not just springfield. wh

was like kkk, immigrations and customs enforcement, wanted to defund and reimagine with i.c.e.migration and customs enforcement agencies are the ones task going into places like this and getting these guys out of american communities and she wanted to disband that, so what is her plan to get these kinds of criminals out of american society? and i would say the last thing is the same people, the democrats, including joe biden and kamala harris, who want to make it harder for americans to defend themselves by exercising their second amendment rights when these people show up in their neighborhoods because they are in communities all around the country are the same ones who let these people in. so whose side are they really on? >> jesse: gg? >> greg: i've listened to these stories and come to the conclusion we missed out on gang life. it's like, i was never in a gang. were you in a gang, jesse? >> jesse: no. >> greg: you get a a lot of special benefits going in a gang, get to go wherever you want, people scared of you, secret codes and stuff, you get nice tattoos. you got some bus

she traces the border control and these are the same people she said reminded her of the kkk and the of slavery as if they were back in slavery and whipping people. it's an underlie. she asked for the abolishment of ice. i don't think this is incompetence, this is them believing that their agendas do not appeal to 51% of americans and they either have to lie about them or they need new constituents so they want 10 or 12 million people from all over the world that need massive subsidies to obtain their illegal housing, food, education and it grows government, it creates a larger welfare state and this marxist binary of oppressed and oppressors, it fuels that bogus concept under these new laws where election day is just a construct and we can't really authenticate the voting as well as we used to and 70% on not voting on election day, they feel like they can flip states the way they did california, nevada and colorado and looking at arizona and texas so this was deliberate and i guarantee you, sean, on november sixth, weather she loses and is a lame duck vice president with three more

she compared to ice to the kkk and things they should be abolished she wants free health care for illegalmind sex change surgeries, paid for by taxpayers. this is a radically different position then the trump administration which sought to control the border. >> in the border patrol reactions going to visit arizona. they call it a slap in the phase not only to the border patrol, but to americans as well. she says they didn't only ignore the problem, she helped create it. >> she's trying to reframe the debate away from the issues that they are talking about in areas that are more in her background that are more in her court. she wants to talk well fentanyl and she also talk about transnational crime. why is that? the biden administration crackdown on china they say when it comes to fentanyl precursors in the country. when they talk with the record as attorney general on transnational crime it allows you talk will going after drugs, guns, as well as the trafficking of people. why did you go to arizona? when you look at the polling she is down to point steep trump in the state of arizona. in

take a look at donald trump in howell, michigan last month, the town most associated with the kkk in this country. he held his event at the sheriff's office and made sure to be surrounded by squad cars. we know what image he is trying to project. again, showing up at these towns is not the problem, but showing up when your stump speech includes lines about how some human beings are berman, about the need to confront hordes of immigrants, about the need to cut down on crime and majority black cities, this is a problem. when your slogan is the nostalgic phrase, make america great again, a campaign tour of sundown towns helps us all understand the america donald trump is yearning for. starting is off tonight, democratic strategist, former obama campaign advisor and charles coleman junior, legal analyst, former prosecutor and host of the charles coleman podcast. great to have both of you with us. what do you think of this? republicans say it is a coincidence. democrats visit these towns, too, and in some cases they are represented by democrats. as i laid out it is not about going to thes

apologize to ice for comparing them to the kkk and apologize to men and women in the green uniform giving cpr to babies and talking to girls as young as seven raped by the cartel members because she opened the border up. >> he is right. if she wanted a successful visit to the border, she should have been apologizing for the last 3 1/2 years of complete and utter disaster at the southern border. apologizing to the families of those who lost loved ones to fentanyl. the lakin railey's. apologized and said we will do better. the best predictor of future behavior is past be hafb orr. this is all politics. she came here for the photo shoot. she has no policies to fix it. she keeps referring to the border bill. it was a global assistance bill packed full of terrible stuff. more money for ngos. it wasn't going to fix the problem. just throw more money at the symptoms of the problem. they continue to push this narrative and it was by design. >> harris: one quick question. it seems like the focus -- you mentioned tren de aragua from venezuela, a vicious, violent gang. most of the focus is on young

kkk, and when we had the riots in the summer of 2020, she supported a bail fund to get criminals out.s, she loves migrant criminals, and she is not going to support prop 36. stuart: well, now we know exactly how you feel, leo. don't ever hold back on a friday morning. [laughter] on sunday i believe harris is attending a fundraiser in los angeles. that's going to bring in a ton of money, isn't it? >> millions of dollars, and i'll tell you why. she's going to get the money from the hollywood elites, the julian roberts, the meryl streeps, from silicon valley. she's going to get people who are pro-open borders. and you know what, tu? the problem with california is -- stu? they want to turn the united states of america into california. they want to turn california into the united states of america. they want a socialist country, and that's why she's going to raise a lot of money in california, because there's an agenda to basically destroy traditional democrat values in this country. stuart: leo, i just get the feeling, i get the impression that just california, los angeles perhaps if in p

you've called ice-t the k, k -- ice-t the kkk, so let me get this right, kamala.'re not enforcing the laws now, but it you pass a new bill,s then you'll enforce the laws. this is, quite frankly, all bulls health care it, every american should be pissed and disgusted because this is all a crap. will: well said. [laughter] pete: spicy. but we understand. when you were the director of i.c.e. removals, were you allowed to do your job in new york? >> yeah, that -- this is why i retired, you know in president biden rolled in and id and said we're going to order you not to do this, and whether you like president trump or not, you know, under him the border was the most secure it's ever been. if you don't like that, that just means you're fact-intolerant. that's not my problem. that's the reality. when they come in, they undid everything. they ordered us not to enforce the laws. i believe in my country, i believe in the constitution, i took an oath, and i'm not going to do that stuff. rachel: why did those numbers get released yesterday from i.c.e. in the timing was inter

this a little bit earlier, but how extensive was the news coverage and the public reaction to these kkk hearings? the news coverage is extensive. the newspapers are covering it. republican newspapers, newspapers at the time were very politically affiliated. republican newspapers are covering it extensively and trying to show the violence that's occurring. democratic newspapers are covering it and trying to do the opposite, show that these are a farce. public reaction is mixed. again, public reaction is, you know, someone most people in republicans and a number of people in the north are horrified by that. that action, it's trying very much to the old idea of the abolitionist that this is moral suasion. we're trying to bring, convince people that this is morally wrong and we must do something. unfortunately, it doesn't have a lasting impact on the community and it will go, you know, in a very short order. it will disappear from a lot of people's public imagination and reality. what were some of the criticisms faced by this committee? the criticisms by the committee are a number of the th

it gets into something that scares me a lot, which is this kind of open racism, this sort of almost kkk style rallying where people cheer, get them out, and you know, wave signs that say deport them all now, this is being picked up in some cases inside of the latino community. i want to just go here and let me play you what donald trump has said about venezuelans. because they're one of his target groups. let's listen to that. >> aurora, colorado, you saw that, where venezuelan gangs are taking over real estate. they have become real estate developers. how nice. they're taking over real estate, and they have weapons that even our military hasn't seen. who is giving them these weapons? aurora is a mess, the governor is a mess. the governor is a democrat, and he's a radical left democrat, and he's not too popular because they're going to take through a lot more than aurora. they're going to take over the whole state by the time they finish, unless i become president. they won't last long. >> despite the fact the way he talks, despite the fact he talks that way, he started with mexicans, h

and the kkk.talk about an insult to the men and is women who are working hard to secure our borders, i mean, that's just remarkable. and so, yeah, joined that letter. and one thing i get asked a lot about, hey, dan, why do you focus so much on the border? if alaska's 4,000 miles away from the open border. look, this open border is a humanitarian, national security disaster or or but it's also a disaster in terms of fentanyl. in my state, alaska now has the sinaloa cartel literally dealing drugs in parts of alaska. we've had the highest increase in fentanyl overdoses in the last two years. alaska. and so this issue impacts every single state, every single american, even a great state like mine which is really far from the border. and, you know, she's going to go there, a, it's about time, but it's the too late. her border czar days are a complete failure, and this is a huge issue in this country i don't meaning -- upcoming election. maria: it's got to be the reason she doesn't want to do any reason

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do you still think that the border patrol is the equivalent of the kkk? why did you advocate for abolishing people's private insurance? these are the things. how exactly are you going to get rid of inflation? these are the things she needs to get asked. i have low confidence there is a single reporter who would ask that. look at abc. those were her bodyguards not interrogatories. bodyguards in the media. >> harris: you know, bodyguards job is to protect. we'll let that sit where it is if you watched it. congressman jim clyburn of south carolina had this advice for harris and engaging with the press. >> what i do think is that she needs to do -- if i were advising her. i think just to say have one-on-one discussions with people in the media will not necessarily connect with the voters because, you know, if you go on these one-on-ones sometimes it drills down into questions until there is a word that's uttered that can be used, you know, in a negative way. >> harris: well, he spoke more words we've heard from her on the specifics how she will lower prices a

with the kkk, during which she has said that she would end immigration detention day one and during whichaid american taxpayers should pay for sense changes for illegal aliens who are in detention. mike: all right. to be fair, i want to play some of vice president harris on what she would do if elected president. >> and as president, i won't only bring back the border security bill that donald trump tanked, i will do more to secure our border. to reduce illegal border crossingsings, i will take further -- crossings, i will take further action to keep the border closed between ports of entry. mike: based on the biden administration record of which she is an active part, do you buy it? >> no. she's in office now. she could do this now and she's not. she keeps talking about the past when she was california attorney general or in the future because she wants to become president, but she's in power now. she could do these things right now, and she simply hasn't. she is not to be believed. mike: great to have your perspective today. >> thank you, mike. mike: at least 600 people are dead -- 60 p

>> jessica: i give that back and the kkk member and vitamin putin. >> jesse: they are right about chinag millions of dollars to democrats under the table. >> dana: salted ducks. >> jesse: department of justice on the right that was weaponized, could launch an investigation into the democrat ticket because walzy, the great walz of china, ten tim, needs to be investigated. i opened a counterintelligence investigation p or i would totally tap all of the phones of walz and his crooked chinese come i'm not going to go there t you want me to come i. listen, when they came out i did this press conference i thought it was going to be good. i thought they were going to give us something on iran trying to assassinate trump, and they are sitting there with straight faces saying russia. chris wray is sitting there don't look at me. they are doing this all over again. her numbers must be so bad that they would pull this out right now come already labeling this as an excuse if she loses, and an insurance policy because they will do the whole russia investigation all over again. we all know putin want

she opposes migrant detention facilities apart she does not support the wall she compared ice to the kkknks they should be abolished. she went free healthcare for illegal border crossers that enclose in her mind sex change surgeries paid for by taxpayers as a radically different position from the trump administration whe which soughto control the border. >> border patrol reaction to her going down there to visit douglas, arizona on friday they called it a slap in the face. not only to the border patrol but to americans as well. she not only ignore the problem in their estimation she helped create it. >> vice president harris is trying to reframe the debate on the issues mel is talking about in areas that are more in her background, that are more in her court perch want to talk about sentinel and wants to talk about transnational crime. why is that? did biden administration cracked down on china they say when it comes to fentanyl precursors in the country. she talks about her record as attorney general on transnational crime that allows her to talk about going after drugs, guns as well as