and when the anti-klan -- so the pro-klan side won, right? when the anti-klan plank lost by that one vote, 20,000 masked hooded clansmen rallied across the hudson river in new jersey to mark the moment. they didn't think they would be able to rally in new york, not with their robes and mask. they crossed over to new jersey and showed force, 20,000 of them. they had an ef gi of new york governor al smith and they beat it up and tore it apart. but then the convention had to move on to picking its nominee, right? you got to pick the klan candidate, the candidate that was clearly favored by the klan and wouldn't denounce them or say a word against them at a convention that couldn't approve an anti-klan plank or are you going to pick the catholic guy, al submit. if that's the split in your party, how do you bridge that kind of split? for the democratic party that year in 1924 they couldn't bridge it. they started balloting, they started taking votes on who the delegates wanted to be their nominee and honestly they couldn't get there and they could

¡por ku klux klan!fuera. christopher: ¡por el ku klux klan! nunca le den la espalda a la cruz. el símbolo de la cruz prendida, klan. nuestra raza sobrevivirá a pesar de que los malvados judíos no quieren a nuestra gente aquí. nunca amaron a nuestro dios, por eso lo crucificaron en la época de los romanos. miembros del klan, mirad la cruz ardiente. ilia: james spears es uno de los miembros del klan y el oficiante de la ceremonia. ¿qué significa esta ceremonia para usted? james: cuando prendemos la cruz es para mostrarle al mundo la luz de cristo. dispersa el mal y toda la oscuridad, y por eso la encendemos. no la estamos quemando, la estamos encendiendo. ilia: ¿alaban la raza blanca? james: yo alabo al padre javhé y la raza blanca. ilia: ¿por qué odian a los judíos? christopher: porque cristo me lo pidió. amanda: además, mataron a cristo-- christopher: no solo eso, pero cristo nos dice en juan 8-31 al 44 que está batallando con los judíos. ilia: ¿cristo no era judío? ¿el rey de los judíos? christopher: n

and when the anti-klan -- so the pro-klan side won, right? when the anti-klan plank lost by that one vote, 20,000 masked hooded clansmen rallied across the hudson river in new jersey to mark the moment. they didn't think they would be able to rally in new york, not with their robes and mask. they crossed over to new jersey and showed force, 20,000 of them. they had an ef gi of new york governor al smith and they beat it up and tore it apart.

por el ku klux klan!abeza y sepan a lo que se pueden exponer. >> por el ku klux klan, que nunca le den la espalda a la cruz. el sÍmbolo de la cruz prendida, nuestra raza sobrevivirÁ a pesar de que los malvados judÍos no quieren a nuestra gente aquÍ, nunca amaron a nuestro dios, por eso lo crucificaron en la Época de los romanos. miembros del clan mirad la cruz ardiente. ilia: uno de los miembros del clan y el oficiante de la ceremonia. quÉ significa esta ceremonia para usted? >> cuando la prendemos es para mostrarle al mundo la cruz de cristo. no la estamos quemando, lo estamos encendiendo. yo alabo al padre y la raza blanca. cuando vivÍa en la ciudad me robaban mi propiedad, mis llantas, me mudÉ al campo y empezamos a encender cruces y no me han robado nada. ilia: por quÉ odian a los judÍos? >> porque cristo me pidiÓ. ilia: cristo no era judÍo? >> no. dice que odia a los judÍos, eso es lo que dice. ilia: usted cree que cristo hablaba de odio? >> le pedÍ a la gente que les tirara lanzas a los homosexuales

i have seen klan rallies before. last klan rally i witnessed in person, i was five years old standing on a sidewalk watching the klan rally go down the main street of birmingham, alabama, in the city. i don't remember my fear. i remember my puzzlement in that moment. and and blazon in my memory are those who did she that they wore they a w sheets that some road horses, carried flagsore mccarrick crosses. what sticks out for me is we are in a country and in a time where i witness masses of white supremacists walking down the main streets of charlottesville, virginia, emboldened enough to take the sheets off. these white people were wearing button-downs and polos and baseball caps. and i began to weep knowing it was quite possible that some of the people who were marching with these torches shouting "blood and soil" shouting "jew will not replace us" a ludicrous notion of white fear that has been strengthened and emboldened by the administration that is filled with hateful rhetoric -- amy: we just have -- >> we now hav

the republicans shut down thed klan. president woodrow wilson revived the klan.w wilsoned the clan was a extension of democratic party. hey, they endorsed trump because they don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. klan has actual history and the history is closely connectedwa with the history of the democratic party. i guess i will leave it at that. >> host: up with section from your book, you write the facism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans with being feared. naziism is ultimate form of hate, association with it, the ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables on the democratic left show they, not trump are the real fascists. they use nazi bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to full-blown fascist ideology. calling somebody is the ultimate hate crime.ngng do you fear are then doing exactly what you condemn democrats for, saying they are the ones who are the nazis, the fascists. >> guest: this is very fair question. i seem to turn the tables and i don't us

is it easier for president trump to criticize ken frazier than it is to criticize the klan? easier for him to attack u.s. intelligence agencies after a story he didn't like, he tweeted intelligence agtencies shouldn' have allowed this fake news to leak into the public. are we living in nazi germany. why is it easier to suggest u.s. intelligence operatives are behaving like nazis than to call these actual nazis nazis. let's go back to the white house, cnn's sara murray has more on the president's struggle to find the language to condemn these hate groups. >> to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. >> reporter: amid mounting criticism, president trump is finally denouncing the white nationalist group that led a rally and left three dead. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. it has no place in america. racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremaci

he klan had peaceful demonstrations and still being blamed for this. but ot a klan supporter, this is not right. i mean, you can't blame white people all the time. you can't say that, okay, blacks are mental defects and have to be forgiven, have you to own up to these responsibilities, every once in while. host: mike, here is what the vice president of the united tates had to say while traveling abroad. yesterdaydent pence: president trump condemned and hatred ence which took place on the streets charlottesville. our hearts go out to the victims of violence that ensued. the family of the young woman who lost her life, the families police officers who fell in the line of duty and all have that are injured, we no tolerance for hate and violence. white supremacist, neonazis or kkk. host: front page of washington want no ties cans to demonstrators in charlottesville. two republicans that took to the sunday shows yesterday, senator mentioned er, who we colorado, lindkey graham was on expressing th concern about the president's words, whether they went far e

. >> he recently came clean with his involvement with the ku klux klan and b led before becoming a man of the church. he had burned a cross some 40 years ago and the family is still hurt by his actions. >> it never crossed my mind that we was going to have a cross burning on that yard. we were in a white neighborhood. >> and this has been the most read story today in our nbc washington app. mark segraves of course has been following this digging into the priest's background and joining us with reaction. and you actually spoke with the couple. what are they saying? >> yeah, they didn't want to go on camera yesterday when i talked to mrs. butler, but today barbara and phillip butler who were newlyweds back in 1977 having just purchased their first home in that predominantly white neighborhood in college park, they said one night they looked out of their window to see 57-foot tall cross burning in their front yard. the man convicted of that cross catholic priest. >> you changed our lives. >> reporter: barbara butler says what father afternotcheson and he was convicted, he never apologized

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the klan, the first klan died out in the late 19th century. a new klan organized in the early 20th. it came into incredible prominence. and even electoral legitimacy in the 1920s. and women were both active in the klan and active in fighting the klan. and so we -- i'll talk about that a little bit later. this ain't immigrant antiradical climate that was dominant during and after world war i. resulted in 1924 in a very restrictive immigration law the johnson reed act 1924. and the johnson reed act formalized the ban already existing informal ban on immigration from asia. and dramatically reduced immigration from europe. it was aimed especially at immigrants from eastern euro and southern europe. italians, greeks are the target of that antiimmigrant law in 1924. and where as in the decades preefs to the 1920s, millions of immigrants had been flooding into american shores. immigration is just cut down to a trickle after 1924. the immigration from central america was not touched by johnson reed. and so there are several hundred thousand mexican immigrants to the united states in the 192

it was a delegate at the convention that founded the klan. woodrow wilson revived it after it was shut down. it was an extension of the democratic party, with violence and terrorism. you group of ragtag guys, do not say they endorse donald trump because he wants to america great again, they have an actual history. it is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. rty. i guess i will leave it at that. host: you write that the fascist card is used to intimidate republicans. nazism, after all, is the ultimate form of hate and the association with it is the ultimate hate crime. it has turned the tables on the left. they are the ones who do bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a fascist ideology. in a sentence before, you said: somebody that is the ultimate hate crime. do you fear that you are doing exactly what you condemn democrats for by saying they are the ones that are the fascists? >> late in the day, summertime. so you all get the good camper awards for coming in. thank you for being here on this friday. we have

and then in july, the klan had a rally.hen this whole kind of kessler-led unite the right rally brought white nationalists and neo confederates from all across the country to converge on charlottesville. i think that what has happened here, we haven't seen it in decades in this country. it was the largest hate rally that's taken place in open, just openly. no one was ashamed about it. as you said, the southern poverty law center has been tracking and monitoring hate and extremism for decades. we noticed a definite uptick since the election of donald trump. your guests previously have talked about the nods to the white nationalists during the campaign and more specifically i appreciate that finally the president and the vice president came out with a tweet condemning the violence, but we really need a strong statement that strongly states that they stand against white supremacy and white nationalism. they can start by getting rid of sebastian gorka, who has ties to the neo-nazi party, and steve bannon, the special advisor to

. >> reporter: fbi records reveal that father atchison was actually a leader of a ku klux klan group based in prince george's county. and he was convicted of sending letters to coretta scott king threatening to lynch her. father atchison was sentenced to 90 days in jail to undergo psychiatric treatment. and he was also sentenced to 60 days for the threats to coretta scott king. at a court hearing in 1977, a fire marshal who infiltrated atchison's ku klux klan group said atchison was unstable and extremely dangerous and that he was planning, quote, guerrilla warfare against blacks. making bombs. >> he had said he was coming back to put our pipe bomb at our door. so he was -- he was a mean burn. he was a mean burn. >> as for father atchison, he is still refusing to speak publicly and has stepped down from his duties at saint leo the great church in fairfax. the church has said they will work with the priest to help him repay the butlers the $23,000 he was ordered to pay them decades ago. the butlers say they will ask the kucourt the order him to pa it back with interest. >>> and the mo

we made a lot of arrests on the klan and neo-nazis on plots to bomb synagogues, felons with guns, and that's been the history of law enforcement, you know, trying to stop these hate groups over the last 40 years. but right now, in the last couple of years, they are in a position they have never been. they have power bases in politics. they have sympathetic media outlets. they have levers to reach out where they think they can make contacts. they probably think they're more powerful than they are, but they're more powerful than they've been in a long, long time, and of course the anti-fascists on the other side become extremely violent. we've seen them too at the world rallies like against the global banks and especially on the west coast. so, two -- violence has not ended in charlottesville. if somebody drove into the crowd, then we have to be on our game, paying attention here. >> we're going to continue to monitor the situation, jim, on the ground. it does, indeed, seem like we are looking at pictures from another erah. the idea that in charlottesville, virginia, where during the ci

being a former ku klux klan leader. >> and it mass nothing to do with the rally in charlottesville. that priest admits to making bombs, to burning crosses and targeting people because of their race. tonight as we learn new clues about what prompted his confusion, we are hearing from two of his victims. >> and mark segraves is digger deepening into the skeletons. and mark, what have you learned? >> that's right, in his article on the archdiocese of arlington's website, father atchison had said that he had come forward because of the recent events in charlottesville, but now we know the diocese put out a statement saying that in fact a freelance reporter had been asking questions and mhad fount out about the priest's past and was about to publicly out him that's why he came forward. and we also know that an informant atchison was dangerous, that he was actually unstable and that he was plotting guerrilla warfare against blacks. father atchison hayes bes beaen priest since 1988, currently at saint leo the great. but in the late 1970s while at the university of maryland, the soon to be

estÁ molesta por cÓmo trump declarÓ a los manifestantes contra el ku klux klan como su hija.ir entre condenar a trump o apoyar a los grupos supremacistas blancos. en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. enrique: en washington, dicen que la seguridad de los participantes es su objetivo nÚmero uno mientras se preparan para la manifestaciÓn de supremacistas blancos. tendrÁ lugar maÑana en el histÓrico parque de boston. al evento se espera que asistan ambos manifestantes, la policÍa ha colocado cercas, barreras y camiones de basura que se utilizarÁn para bloquear el acceso de vehÍculos. mientras, funcionarios de la ciudad y de la policÍa de carolina del norte tomaron medidas hoy cuando cientos de contra manifestantes se congregaron para manifestar lo que pensaban podÍa ser una marcha de la organizaciÓn supremacistas ku klux klan. algunos dijeron que los negros del clan estaban planeando marchar, pero finalmente decidieron no hacerlo. lÍderes del estado el gobierno espaÑol, ademÁs de residentes y turistas, rindieron un homenaje a lo largo del dÍa y de la noche a las vÍctimas del ata

king gave his life to stop the klan. parent raises their kid -- every responsible parent -- not to hate people based on the color of their skin. you have people marching against everything this country stood for. somebody gets up this morning and says, i want to go and bear witness and they lost their life, an american citizen killed today apparently by a nazi, and the president of the united states does not honor her, does not mention the fact that she was killed and, unfortunately, missed an important opportunity to send a clear signal that america is not a safe haven for nazis, for klansters, for all of that. y . i want to say one more thing. the idea someone would take someone's life to save a statue -- let's be clear, it is all over the decision of a city to remove a statue of someone who, whatever historical role he played, he was a traitor to his country, a traitor to america. they want that statue down. to save a statue, someone took a human life. that's where we are in america, and the president has a tremendous

the other thing is because the ku klux klan that keeps coming up all the time and seems to be lining up in politics again, where i'm hearing democrats say is,bad the clan is -- klan and the republicans ought to be changing their way on that because the democratic party established the ku klux klan as a paramilitary organization in the reconstruction years. when we hear about these 2000 lynchings taking place, some 300 of them were whites -- i am quoting from memory, i and old current need help -- these guys lynched largely because they had a different political view. host: on the republican line, what are your thoughts, bob? caller: good morning. i would like america to be reminded that hate comes in every color. i grew up with the black panthers carrying guns in our area, hollering threats to white people. hate should be protected by the first amendment like the gentleman said, as long as there are no guns or violence, and it creates havoc in north carolina. i saw it, i pushed -- they pushed him. i hate nazi's and. -- nazis and my grandparents grew up in that. we need to protect our

spiked again in march last year when donald trump was slow to renounce an endorsement from former klan leader david duke it peaked again around election day in november and following. events in charlottesville more people are searching for the k.k.k. the group in charlottesville also included neo nazis and members of the so-called all right movement which praised trump for his response to the tragedy which unfolded the president blamed on both sides of the protests you had a group on the other side they came charging in without a permit and they were very very violent i've condemned many different groups always a group on this side you can call of the left or you've just called them the left that came violently attacking the other group i think there's blame on both sides but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides thought and divisions grow in the streets even as confederate monuments come down it seems white supremacy in the united states isn't going anywhere. thank you anya i'm joined today by a drama baracoa he was the green party's nominee for vice president i

it's the ku klux klan.ou have a terror organization that's publicly marching in our streets. imagine ft. hood where a muslim terrorist shot down a bunch of americans and the president comes out and said, well, there's violence on many sides. there would have been pandemonium and justifiably so. when you have white supremacist terrorism or any other kind, that is the time for clarity. my problem with this president is, he is very, very good at specifically going after his opponents. h goes after the media. over and over and over again. he goes after this politician, that politician. he doesn't have -- well, i denounce the media a year ago. i don't have to denounce them today. no, he denounces them several times a day. there was an opportunity for him to say i am opposed to terrorism in my country and i'm opposed to white prsupremacy. i'm concerned about these white guys out there. is this legitimate? is this not? >> white supremacy is an attack on everything we all believe in. i think the president still has

conductora: detrÁs de las tensiones raciales estÁ el ku klux klan.su odio. >> la era en un bosque solitario. nos recibirÍa Él y su esposa amanda. Él es autoproclamado mago imperial de los leales caballeros blancos de ku klux klan. >> lo primero que me dijo es que yo era la primera persona negra que pisaba su propiedad. >> a partir de entonces empezÓ un rosario de insultos. >> quemarme. eso era lo que estaba en su mente. >> el elcuentro estuvo lleno de espvsaltos y hubo momentos de gran tensiÓn. >> luego, en medio de la oscuridad de la noche hicieron un ritual que incluyÓ la reafirmaciÓn de su lealtad al grupo. [imÁgenes] y la quema de una cruz, sin duda estÁbamos en la boca del lobo. >> el reportaje completo lo polÁn ver en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora el domingo a las 10: 00 de la noche. conductor: por quÉ decidieron hablar contigo? conductora: no sÉ. creo que entre otras cosas ellos sienten que es mana nera de seguir multiplicando su mensaje de odio. conductor: el especial este domingo. continuamos con las noticias. el fiscal general estuvo

reportero: en un momento de la entrevista, el hombre del ku klux klan le dice a ilia calderÓn que eran ni de la sagrada escritura se habla de rechazar ni de matar y de despreciar a otra persona. Éstas son las interpretaciones que hacen de la constituciÓn. el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte afectÓ a muchos estadounidenses, ademÁs, certificaron que unos 700.000 ciudadanos perdieron sus empleos debido a los cambiantes flujos comerciales que resultaron del tratado de nafta los aparentes dÉficits comerciales y la pÉrdida de empleos no podÍan continuar. cada vez es mÁs difÍcil conseguir empleo en tiendas, algunos supermercados o farmacias, y se debe a que las mÁquinas han logrado sustituir a los humanos en muchos aspectos. antonio valverde nos dice si existe algÚn riesgo en su empleo y como estar preparados, es lo mÁs importante. >> es lo mismo atenciÓn al cliente, cÓmo puedo hablar con una mÁquina, y si quiero preguntar mÁs cosas, la máquina se limita. antonio: sofÍa no cree que las mÁquinas pueden reemplazar a todos los empleados, pero de los 7,5 m de trabajo, 3,5 millones

in news from florida, two members of the ku klux klan who worked as prison guards have been convicted of plotting to kill an african-american prisoner after his release. earlier this week, a jury in columbia county florida found david elliot moran and charles thomas newcomb guilty of conspiracy to commit first-t-degree murde a third klansman, o o also workrked as a prisison guard, pleaded guilty earlier this year. exxonmobil hasas won a major cot case over its role in a 2013 pipeline spill in arkansas when more than 200,000 gallons of tar sands oil flowed through a residential neighborhood of mayflower, arkansas, and nearby waterways. u.s. pipeline regulators had fined exxon $2.6 million and ordered the company to revise its pipeline-safety procedures. but now a federal appeals court has sided with exxon and vacated -- returning much of the regulator's decision. in sports news, philadelphihia eagles malcolm jenkins has been raising his fist during the national anthem for the past year. on thursday, his teammate, chris long, ms. from charlottesville, put his arm around him and a sign o

the sky with a high official in the ku klux klan.some parts realists the ku klux klan and i'm not quoting it was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic parties. a delegate of the democratic national convention who founded the claim. the republican checked on the clan. president woodrow wilson revise the clan and it was an extension of democratic violence and terrorism. so now when you look at right take ice and say they endorse trump because the don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. he has actually history is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> you write the fashion in part is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of being branded in spirit. nazism is the ultimate form of hate the ultimate hate crime. the tables hot democratic and show that they, not trump are the real fascists. they subscribe to full-blown fascist ideology. he said : someone that is ultimate hate crime. do you fear your than doing exactly what you cond

monumento de Éste icÓnico cementerio. ♪ ilia: detrÁs de esta tensiÓn racial, estÁ el cubo --ku klux klanbosque solitario en carolina del norte. no recibirÍa el líder y su esposa amanda. Él es el "mago imperial" del kkk. lo primero que me dijo fue que yo era la primera persona negra que pisaba su propiedad. a partir de eso, empezÓ un rosario de insulto y amenazas. quemarme era lo que estaba en su mente. el encuentro estuvo lleno de sobresaltos y estuvo lleno de gran tensiÓn, luego en medio de la oscuridad de la noche, hicieron un ritual que trataba de su lealtad a su grupo. estÁbamos en la boca del lobo. tenemos el reportaje completo en "aquÍ y ahora", este domingo. enrique: un gran jurado general, acusÓ al conductor de un conductor remolque en el cual murieron 10 emigrantes indocumentados durante una operaciÓn de trÁfico humano. el sospechoso enfrenta cinco cargos, incluyendo conspiraciÓn para transportar inmigrantes ganancias financieras. ilia: una organizaciÓn defensora de los derechos civiles, busca obligar al gobierno para que suspenda el arresto de jÓvenes sin tener pruebas suficien

during the 1970s, a member of the klan put a burning cross on the lawn of a couple. that man is now a priest in arlington. he took a leave of absence from his parish yesterday after apologizing for his past. today, the couple's attorney will address that theyer ordered to pay them. >>> carrie this was a scene las in hagerstown. at one point firefighters couldn't do proper searches because the flames were too intense. >>> the clock is ticking for dozens of families, told they need to move out of homes by noon today because of code violations in the building, but many tell news4 they're not going, in large part because they say they have no place to go. we have more from the condominiums in temple hills. >> reporter: it is david collins' birthday, he is not happy. he is not sure >> they are trying to take it away from us. >> reporter: he pays his rent and sublets, but money hasn't gone to repairs and code violations. the fire department says the buildings aren't safe and they have until noon to get out. >> residents have 24 hours to remove their belongings. >> reporter

at these klan rallies, we staged away a block away, half a block away, warehouse, parking lot so you are not so visible to the crowd. you are not trying to amp up the event. you are trying to be able to respond to the event. and i think the state police did that effectively. if you look at this video, you see a lot of movement. you see people spitting on each other, spraying mace or pepper spray, throwing water bottles. this is not people shooting and knifing and ball bats. there was some violence, but only about eight people were hurt. then police stepped in and declared unlawful assembly. there is no easy answer for the police. but i don't think the criticism is is they weren't there in force and they didn't do enough. people can protest. they can't be arrested because they are haters, bigots and nazis and neo-nazis. you can't be arrested for that. >> we are looking at the pictures from the rally yesterday. do you think the white nationalists were emboldened by the politics surrounding the rally? >> that's exactly on point. they have em boldened by what they see as power, connectio

it took him more than 48 hours to specifically condemn white supremacist, neo-nazis and the ku klux klan. >> i didn't wait long. i didn't wait long. i didn't wait long. i wanted to make sure, unlike most politicians, that what i said was correct, not make a quick statement. the statement i made on saturday, the first statement, was a fine statement, but you don't make statements that direct unless you know the facts. it takes a little while to get the facts. you still don't know the facts. and it's a very, very important process to me, and it's a very important statement. so i don't want to go quickly and just make a statement for the sake of making a political statement. i want to know the facts. >> sreenivasan: this is not the same person that tweets within minutes when he's angry about something, he takes to twitter very quickly. he makes statements sometimes too quickly, and here he is sort of saying the opposite, that he's deliberate, that he waits for facts and information. >> sreenivasan: critics have already been pointing out that this is the same man who went to twitter to criti

the klan is unacceptable in american political life. neo-nazis unacceptable in american public it will life. there are no good people at these ral eyes. the fact that donald trump is still sending them signals that he thinks they're morally equivalent to everybody else in the process is a condemnation of the man, harsher than anything i could possibly express. >> who tep you make your point, here's what the former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke and richard spencer praising the president's press conference today. duke tweeting, thank you, president trump for it your courage to tell the truth about the charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists and blm antifa. spencer tweeted i am proud of him for speaking the truth. i mean, he's getting praise from bigots. he's literally alone on this bigot island. >> it's not true. it's a lie. >> to something that's not true. rick, i'll let you finish. i asked april and you know, if this president was racist. what do you think? >> and salena, as well. >> >> rick? >> yeah, no, like i said,

grupos de supremacistas blancos, entre ellos de realizaron -- el ku klux klan realizaron una gran marcha"noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: el mandatario de estados unidos escalÓ el desencuentro entre ambas naciones. trump y kim jong-un prefieren las agresiones pÚblicas. reportero: el presidente hoy elevÓ el tono de amenazas en contra de corea norte. [habla en inglÉs] " mÁs vale que corea del norte se comporte o se verÁ en problemas", subrayÓ que su mensaje de fuego y furia no fue suficientemente fuerte . la nuevas declaraciones son un contragolpe verbal al detallado plan de kim jong-un. el anuncio en la televisiÓn estatal norcoreana de que lanzarÍan cuatro misiles y el plan de los mismos. en la capital de corea norte, miles de soldados apoyaban la medida. el vaivÉn de ataques ha generado desacuerdos en el gobierno de trump. tillerson, declarÓ ayer que los estadounidenses deberÍan dormir sin preocupaciones, el presidente hoy desestimÓ los desacuerdos pero algunos miembros de su propio partido han expresado su preocupaciÓn por el tono agu

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