it was the northeastern cities against the klan, -- the klan had 6 million members approximately nationally1924. it was the battle against this dea of 100% americanism. they had a big debate on whether or not to have a plank on the democratic platform of 1924 denouncing the ku klux klan by ame. the debate raged, and people were booing, there were fistfights on the floor of the convention. smith and his allies had home-court advantage as it was held in the madison square garden, so tammany hall packed he arena with all their pals from the lower east side and all around town, and so they were heckling the southern speakers who were defending the klan, then a young georgia delegate gave a speech in which he said you know, if you're a true southerner, we need to move on and we need to stand up against the klan. and the northerners were cheering and tried pressing the georgia delegation to shake his hand. the other southerners wouldn't even cheer for their fellow georgian. as the rhode island delegation and the pennsylvania delegation were pressing them, the house band started playing the famous

plus -- a black police officer infiltrates the ku klux klan. it is award season and spike lee talks about "blackkklansman." could credit card companies stop mass shootings? walter isaacson drills down with columnist andrew ross sorkin. >> uniworld is a proud sponsor of amanpour and company. b tollman is synonymous with style. when she acquired uniworld, a boutique river cruise line, she brought a similar style to the rivers with a destination-inspired design for each ship. bookings available through your travel adviser. for more information visit uniworld.com. >> additional support is provided by rosalin walter, bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar woken him. judy and josh west on. the jpb foundation and contributions to your pbs constitution from viewers like you. thank you. >>> welcome to the program, i'm christiane amanpour in london. secretary of state mike pompeo chose cairo to set table for the trump administration's mideast peace policy and deliver a strong rebuke of president obama's policy for the region, also delivered in cairo n

many were murdered by the klan. they avoided punishment due to the fear of witnesses reporting the deaths or testifying in state court against these perpetrators. these events show that justice and in justice flourished during the reconstruction era. some were treated fairly to ensure a smooth transition from civil war to a reunited nation. others were punished more severely for their actions during the war. no side was perfect in this era. as far as the ku klux klan, a footnote in favor of president ulysses s. grant, the department of justice was created in the first term in office and he had attorney general ackerman, a georgian, by the way, have the federal courts prosecute members of the ku klux klan and other hate groups, rather than state courts, which really gave up on pursuing prosecution of those perpetrators. more recent history shows a continued struggle with justice and injustice during times of war. after world war ii, the allies instituted the nuremberg trials, in order to try nazi leaders. the trials

a coup klux klan codes. in the ongoing rift over migration. takes a swipe at the e.u.'s foreign affairs chief suggesting she has forgotten the roots . it is friday morning here in moscow and a lot of very important stories to get to you today welcome to the program. the venezuelan president nicolas. has ordered his diplomats to leave the us you know and he was severing diplomatic ties with washington after the trumpet ministration back to opposition leader one guy doe has declared himself the interim president of the latin american country and has also accused of being america's puppet i want him to do even his way that the president is elected by washington and of course they take anyone from the street who wants to be a president nicolas maduro has cut diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand the venezuelan embassy in the united states in washington d.c. has closed i've decided to include diplomats who can conceal the stuff from the united states includes our embassies and consulates in that country you. know as an opposition fig

themselves into a frenzy over the spread make america great again baseball caps likening them to klux klan hoods. and iranian journalist who was released off to spending ten days in u.s. custody speaks to. most of the time i was in solitary. they said that you were on suicide watch. i watch. i mean i'm definitely not going to kill myself. just moments after midday on friday here in moscow this is off the international lot of really important stories to get to you today so welcome to the program. the venezuelan president nicolas that my daughter has ordered his diplomats to leave the united states yet he was severing diplomatic ties with washington after the trumpet ministration back to opposition leader one why don't he was declared himself as interim president of the latin american country but also a coup was quite go of being america's puppet. i wanted to do even as we did the president is elected by the us they take anyone from st joseph who wants to be a president nicolas maduro has cut diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand the venezuelan embas

doesn't the hatred of the klan piss you off?trevor: why are you acting like you don't have skin in the game, brother? >> that's my business. >> that's our business. >> trevor: welcome, john david washington. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> thank you. thank you. oh, wow, wow. >> trevor: first things first ( someone yelling question in the audience ) >> trevor: welcome to the show and congratulations on your golden globe nomination. that was huge. ( cheers and applause ) >> amazing. i've experienced through the son perspective in my father being nominated, but to get invited to the table, it was a dream come true, it really was. >> trevor: right, you have been someone who's been thrust into the limelight. a lot of people first saw you on on" ballers ." you were in "malcom x" when you were nine? >> six. i had a line, i'm malcolm x. the first kid that jumps up and says the line. i always wand to be an actor. i knew every line of every character of "glory." all i wanted for christmas was a new vaiches tape because i broke it watching it

frenzy over donald trump make america great again ice ball caps knowledge likening them said coote klux klan hood. and iranian journalist who was released off a spending ten days in u.s. custody speaks about firearms most of the time i was in solitary he was locked up i couldn't come out they said that you were on suicide watch the suicide watch. i mean i'm definitely not going to kill myself. on a busy friday for your worldwide news headlines or a nazi international that's got straight into it. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro a house ordered his diplomats to leave america. he's announced he was severing diplomatic ties with washington after the trumpet ministration backed opposition leader one point zero he was declared himself interim president of the latin american country and my daughter has also accused of being america's puppet i want him to do even his way to the president is elected by washington in the us they take anyone from the streets he wants to be a president nicolas maduro has cut diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand the vene

klux klan codes. the ongoing rift over migration. takes a swipe at the e.u.'s foreign affairs chief suggesting she's forgotten her italian roots. it is friday minus seventeen degrees celsius here in moscow a lot of important stories to get to you today welcome to the. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has ordered the closure of venezuela's embassy in the united states off the total trump recognized opposition leader one quite go as a latin american countries interim leader but otoh has accused of being washington's puppet. i wanted to do you know that his way that the president is elected by the schools they take anyone from the street who wants to be a president nicolas maduro has cut diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand the venezuelan embassy in the united states in washington d.c. has closed i've decided to include diplomatic and consular staff of united states includes our embassy and consulates in that country you. know as an opposition figure he's part of the national assembly and in front of a crowd of his su

smith's catholicism, his working-class roots, his disdain for prohibition under the ku klux klan, these attributes had a clear influence on voters in 1928, and they benefited smith greatly among urban workers just as they would prove unpalatable among voters in other parts of the nation. but leaving the story of that is superficial and perhaps even condescending. i have proceeded from the hypothesis that like any other human actors, the real people who became smith democrats in the 1928, the ones who did the working, the praying, the serving, the voting that historians have so long tried to decipher, or complex human comes with together motivations and competition lives. the idea of culture or economics, it is not an either/or proposition. it turns out that most smith voters were sophisticated enough to understand the democratic candidate as representing both cultural pluralism and social and economic reform. this combination of cultural and powerpoint -- cultural and empowerment and cultural appeal was a platform from which he saw it the presidency of 1928. indeed, in 1928, he national

so he joined the klan and he won. he gave that speech at a klanvocation they called it in kansas city in '24. remarkable period. 1924, as you know, was the democratic national convention. it drove the convention to 103 ballots because there was something like 327 members of the klan who were delegates to that convention and they couldn't vote for this radical figure, al smith. why? because he was an irish catholic. there was this ferocious anti-immigrant sentiment. goes all the way back to 1978 when we passed the sedition acts. anti-immigrant sentiment ebbs and flows. right now, it's flowing. the interesting question is, to what extent is it genuinely flowing beyond the fevered precincts of the president and his base? and that's going to be the fascinating question as you and ron were just saying when we see if there is a resolution, this particular moment. will there be republican politicians who will realize that, in fact, the fox news world in which so much of the right wing lives is not, in fact, where the country

so he joined the klan and he won.gave that speech at a klanvocation they called it in kansas city in '24. remarkable period. 1924, as you know, was the democratic national convention. it drove the convention to 103 ballots because there was something like 327 members of the klan who were delegates to that convention and they couldn't vote for this radical figure, al smith. why? because he was an irish catholic. there was this ferocious anti-immigrant sentiment. goes all the way back to 1978 when we passed the sedition acts. anti-immigrant sentiment ebbs and flows. right now, it's flowing. the interesting question is, to what extent is it genuinely flowing beyond the fevered precincts of the president and his base? and that's going to be the fascinating question as you and ron were just saying when we see if there is a resolution, this particular moment. will there be republican politicians who will realize that, in fact, the fox news world in which so much of the right wing lives is not, in fact, where the country is

hashtag donald trump's make america great again baseball caps and liken them to the hoods of the ku klux klan plus also on the way an american iranian journalist who's really stuff to spending ten days in u.s. custody speaks to us about her arrest. most of the time i was in solitary ok i was locked up i couldn't come out they said that you were on suicide watch suicide watch. i mean i'm definitely not going to kill myself. or the welcome you're watching out international where it's just gone two pm here in moscow not finished while i'm president nicolas maduro has ordered his diplomats to leave the. u.s. he announced he was severing diplomatic ties with washington after the trumpet ministration backed opposition leader one who's declared himself interim president of the latin american country but euro has also accused of being america's puppet. i wanted to do even his way that the president is elected by washington and of course they take anyone from the street who wants to be a president nicolas maduro has cut diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand th

grand wizard of the ku klux klan. that david duke? god... last time i checked.ographical book, black klansman is a stranger—than—fiction tale starring john david washington as the african—american detective who infiltrates the ku klux klan with the help of hisjewish colleague, played by adam driver. i think it's lee's best work since his oscar—nominated 1997 documentary four little girls, combining the stylistic slickness of 25th hour and the controversial potential of bamboozled. it was produced by the team behind get out and, like that film, it slips seamlessly from borderline absurdist humour to all—too—real horror. black kla nsman opened in the uk in august, six months after marvel‘s black panther helped change the whitewashed face of the modern superhero blockbuster. directed and co—written by ryan coogler, who made fruitvale station and creed, black panther was one of the best looking and most entertaining comics—based movies in years. marvel scored another blockbuster hit this year with avengers: infinity war, the first instalment in an intergalactic mash

from this make america great again i spoke with caps and liken them to the poets of the fleet klux klan plus an american iranian journalist who was released after spending ten days in u.s. custody speaks to us about her writings most of the time i was in solitary ok i was locked up i couldn't come out they said that you on suicide watch suicide watch . i mean i'm definitely not going to kill myself. hello there you watching r.t. where she's gone three pm here in moscow now we'll start this hour with breaking news because roger stone who's been a long time political adviser of the. u.s. president donald trump has been arrested and indicted the charges include obstruction tampering with evidence and making false statements indictment has been brought by special cancel robert mueller who's investigating alleged russian meddling into the u.s. election back in twenty sixteen roger stone was trump's adviser during his campaign up until twenty fifteen and is thought to be his informal adviser after leaving the official post. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has ordered his diplomats to

the interim supporters in the united states are being compared to members of the ku klux klan number of media outlets and so the beauties of lie can make america great again to the white hoods of the infamous racists group impotent reports this is a hat where it says make america great again they now call it the maggot hat this is a kook klux klan hoot they used to terrorize freed african-americans and those different shapes eras purposes however this make america great again hat is just as maddening and frustrating in triggering for me to look at as a k.k.k. hood many people have called donald trump of filthy racist in the past what's up with this new wave of how the hate now even though something that's now compared to the k.k.k. fashion has been worn by african-americans or the l.g.b. t.q. community well just remember that white teenagers versus native american vets situation. the viral video sweeping the internet of a mob of maggie wearing high school students surrounding a native american chanting and drumming in the nation's capital it is disturbing students mocking native amer

into a frenzy over donald trump's red to make america great again baseball caps likening them klux klan. very good evening to you this is r.t. international. the venezuelan president says that he is ready for talks with the opposition leader who has declared himself interim president but the opposition is rejecting any possibility of debate vowing that more people will take to the streets. and the first to be ready for any dialogue should be the president and he's ready for agreements which will take us forward i am personally ready for the dialogue for that one little position of venice well to get out of the traffic which of course. i think he so are you a company us this saturday and sunday brothers to prepare the major demonstration of next week of course we're going back to the streets. illegitimate corrupt incompetent that's how the u.s. is calling the duros regime is the standoff continues to escalate in the venezuelan capital we spoke to former u.s. congressman ron paul who feels it's ironic washington claims he's fighting for democracy there but implementing author terry method

someone placed ku klux klan flyers on buildings. they were in plastic bags and weighed down with eybirdseed. ere likely placed at randd. news 4 talo a resident that took the flyers down. >> i knew i had tof find all them and find them and throw them away. >> it's really sad that it kps happening. i just -- i just amhankful that guy was here to rid the streets of it >> in response, the naacp is planning a unity march for later today. the organization says it will march toward reconciliation. that megchs at 10:00 a.m.ts participants are asked to meet at the loudon county courthouse. coming up, aimee cho will be live in leesburg on how residents took action. >>> today is the feral holiday honoring dr. martin luther king jr. and this year, will mark 56 years since dr. king stood on the national mall and delivered hi "i have a dream" speech. >> my poor little children will bun day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin by the c content of theracter. i have a dream today. >> more than 250,0d people crowe

in alabama who had been a lawyer for the klan and his excuse was i didn't know. >> right. that question becaue i wanted that answer but i also-there's been -- our kids are being mistaught or not taught the true history of this country. i think it's dam ning to the education system. the kkk was born out of the end of the civil war because it was a way for the democrats -- even though the amendments were in play, we can make them fear us enough to keep them away from the polls and all that he other stuff. mark: they hanged people. they raped people. they were terrorists. >> they were the tearism ar term of the democratic party. you talk about the switch in the '60s. there was one person that switched. you talk about everyone that followed goldwater -- he wasn't voting in civil rights. he was voting against giving the federal government more power. mark: here's what i want to add to this. the first civil rights amendments were the post civil war amendments. the first civil rights law was proposed by eisenhower in 1956. the '64 civil rights act, the '65 civil rights, voting ri

it's about a cop who infiltrates the ku klux klan with of his partner. political, racially baiting provocative form, which is exactly what you want from spike lee. it's not a perfect film by normal people's means, but for spike lee it's bang on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you so much for watching and goodbye from both of us. hello there. to the picking up across the northern part of the uk. there could be some fleeting sunshine this morning. we had rain across northern scotla nd morning. we had rain across northern scotland and northern ireland, and becoming lighter as it is done into northern england and north wales. it turns wet again in the north of scotla nd turns wet again in the north of scotland and the winds are continuing to howl. it should be mild day, 11 or 12 degrees but it is going to be windier than we have seen for a while. gail is widely in scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour 01

its about a cop who infiltrates the ku klux klan with the help of his partner.unny, political, racially baiting provocative form which is exactly what you want. it's not a perfect film by normal people's means but full spike lee its ban on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you for watching and goodbye. it was a chilly day today and it's going to be a chilly night as well. a covering of cloud but only a thin duvet. temperatures are going to be dipping away, particularly where we've got the clear skies across the west cou ntry we've got the clear skies across the west country there will be some brea ks west country there will be some breaks as well for eastern scotland and the north—east of england, even with that cloud it's very thin and the temperatures won't be far away from freezing. you can see where we've got the coldest of the air, the lowest temperatures. the cloud filling in a bit through the day tomo

its about a cop who infiltrates the ku klux klan with the help of his partner. his funny, political, racially baiting provocative form, which is exactly what you want. it's not a perfect film by normal people's means, but for spike lee it's bang on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you for watching and goodbye. hello there. it should be to cool to start with on sunday because there isa start with on sunday because there is a lot of cloud around. but there won't be much sunshine in the forecast either. a little dull and dampfora forecast either. a little dull and damp for a while across northern england, perhaps southern scotland, later northern ireland and south of bad lot of cloud. if you want the sunshine it is men across the northern half of scotland were tempered as a back to seven degrees. elsewhere, and milder day on sunday, despite all the cloud around. as we head into monday, the high pressure sta rt

blackkklansman, about a black man who infiltrates the highest levels of the white supremacist ku klux klan, played by adam driver. this is likely back on his finest freewheeling, political, funny, racial baiting, provocative form, which is exactly what you want from spike lee. it is not a perfect film by normal people is means, but by spike lee's it is absolutely bang on form. i loved it. one of my favourites of the year. thank you very much indeed. good recommendations from jason solomons. that is it for this week from us on the film review. thanks for watching, and goodbye. hello. for some hello, for some of us, the cloud was there today. we look out in the atla ntic there today. we look out in the atlantic in this area of cloud is heading our way. it is getting a kernel or hook in it, tell—tale sign ofa kernel or hook in it, tell—tale sign of a deepening area of low pressure, which will run our way up towards the uk and really strengthen the winds by tomorrow. we have stolen at high pressure and cloudy high pressure a cross high pressure and cloudy high pressure across the uk for the mo

in the south and were essentially roughians that intimidated and assaulted the white women, so the klan had to rise up and chase off these soldiers to intimidate black people so they would not vote because they were voting and were sending incompetent black legislatures and so the klan came and stopped all of that and the whites regained their place in the south and it was a birth of a nation. and the movie was taking the country by storm. so this was the scene, the spector during this 50th anniversary in 1915. there were people who thought that something needed to be done about that. one person who thought that something should be done about that was, of course, dr. carter g. whit son. there was a headline from early 1916 about how now they are about to write negro history , celebrating the first edition of the journal of negro history and of course the founding for the association of the study of negro life in history in 1915. and scholars have said that dr. woodson was inspired in part to respond to birth of a nation. but that wasn't the only response. that colored citizens committee

to the ku klux klan. you may remember this. >> the klan is what we would call today a domestic terrorist group? >> why? why would we call this 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. >> right. are you aware of the perception of many about how the power and the discretion at i.c.e. is being used to enforce the laws and do you see the parallel? >> i do not -- >> i'm talking about perception. >> i do not see a parallel between what is constitutionally mandated as it relates to -- >> are you aware that there's the perception -- >> i.c.e. in the same category as the kkk. is that what you're asking me? >> i mean, these guys put their lives on the line to keep our country safe. really? comments like that only win the favor of radical left wing extreme democrats and their biggest ally is of course the mainstream media. needless to say, they were very excited, the media, over senator harris'

ku klux klan flyers were placed on doors.hoas the neighbors response. >> reporter: police sahey have found about 80 recruitment flyers they have been coming in ziploc baggies weighed down withse bi to people have to open them to see what's inside. sameember covered thi story one year ago this weekend, martin luther king weekend 2018. and people in leesburg were finding baggies and flyers exactly like these ones. this is too familiar for people of leesburg. leesburg police have been investigating the flyers but there's not too much they can. they say the language is protected by the first amendment. the only crime they would be ab to charge peopleith is littering. neighbors tell news 4 they are taking mattersir in t own hands so people don't have to see that kind of hatred. >> we were, you know, pretty disgusted. nd as many as we could and got rid of them. >> shocked immediately. i knew i t had find every one i could on the street around here and find them and throw them . aw we don't need that stuff around here. >> reporter:

nation" is all about but for those who don't, the movie is essentially a celebration of the ku klux klan. it's based on a book called "the klansman" by a gentleman named thomas dixon, and it was turned into a movie and the essential plot of the movie was everything was fine in the south, the whites were happy, the blacks were happy, the north comes along with this war of aggression and they win and they even had the temrity to arm black as part of their army. after the war, those armed black soldiers stayed in the south and were essentially ruffians, where they harassed the white residents and the black soldiers, you know, intimidated and assaulted the white women and so the klan had to rise up to fight back and chase off these black soldiers to intimidate black people so that they would not vote because they were voting and were sending incompetent black legislators to the state legislature, so the klan came and stopped all of that and the whites regained their rightful place in the south and it was the birth of a nation. and the movie was taking the country by storm. and so this was th

but this language persisted, it motivated the ku klux klan to terrorize african-americans, it sparked jim crow laws that hurt african-americans through laws, it sparked the murder of 11 jewish worshippers in a pittsburgh synagogue and inspired racist anti-' mites and other assorted bigots at the unite the right rally in sharltsburg, virginia that spret hatred, fear, and ultimately violence in support of white supremacy. these hateful ideologies are dangerous not just because they too often lead to violence. these noxious views can infect the policies that govern our nation, tsao manager division and leading to more injustice in our society. . when we try to build walls to keep out those who do not look like us a reverse a half century of voting process on civil rights and civil rights, we put these hateful view noose action a. i thank the distinguished majority whip, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, for bringing this resolution forward. he knows from his experience both as a leader in the civil rights movement and as a member of congress whose own constituents were rece

. >>> someone placed racis ku klux klan fliers on the doors of homes and businesses in leesburg. it's not illegal and no specific households were targeted. some worked together to removed the flyers. >>> a wisconsin community came together to support 13-year-old jamycloss. she's the girl that was held in captivity for 88 days after her parents were murdered. her suspected kidnapper told police he saw her a at bus stop and knew he wanted to, quote, take her. she managed to escape two weeks ago and is staying with relatives.> >>e you ready for some football? the super bowl is set, folks. the new england patriots and the l.a. rams are heading to the big game. both teams secured their spots last night. and for the first time, the nfc and afc championship wgames. tht into overtime. this will be the patriots' fourth super bow appearance in five years. tom brady does it again. >>> a big day right here in the country.across the the nation will take time today to remember the life and the legacy of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. >> the tributes began yesterday. his eldest son spe

but this language persisted, it motivated the ku klux klan to terrorize african-americans, it sparked jim crow laws that hurt african-americans through laws, it sparked the murder of 11 jewish worshippers in a pittsburgh synagogue and inspired racist anti-' mites and other assorted bigots at the unite the right rally in sharltsburg, virginia that spret hatred, fear, and ultimately violence in support of white supremacy. these hateful ideologies are dangerous not just because they too often lead to violence. these noxious views can infect the policies that govern our nation, tsao manager division and leading to more injustice in our society. . when we try to build walls to keep out those who do not look like us a reverse a half century of voting process on civil rights and civil rights, we put these hateful view noose action a. i thank the distinguished majority whip, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, for bringing this resolution forward. he knows from his experience both as a leader in the civil rights movement and as a member of congress whose own constituents were rece

as soon as norma padgett made these accusations, within hours of those accusations, the ku klux klan rolled into groveland and started burning down black homes, chasing hundreds of people from their lives in groveleland. all of a sudden, he saw a man had with one suspected just one of the members who was not even in the area chased up in the swamp. 1000 men of like surrounded him and basically riddled his body with bullets. there's no way they were going to bring him back alive. so now you're down to the groveland frfree. amy: you are talking about the sheriff himself? >> he was in charge of the posse. more like a hunting operation. they knew he was up in the swamps, and they were not going to bring them back alive. that is how this whole case started. it was sort of a housekeeping of african-americans that were deemed as troublemakers. walter irvin and samuel shepherd were seen as troublemakers because they served in the military. they c continued to wear the military uniforms as a reminder that the people of the south of they fought and were willing to die for this country. amy: th

. >>> someone placed 80 ku klux klan flyers on the kodoors of businesses and homes. the w flyerse likely distributed at random. news 4 spoke with a resident who moved quickly to remove the flyers. >> shocked immediately. i knew i t had find every one i could on the street around here and find them and throw themaw . >> it's really sad that it keepn hag. and i just -- i just am thankful to rid t guy was here the streets of it. >> the naacp inn pg a unity march for later today. the organization sayswi i march for recreconciliation. >>> today is the holiday honoring martin luther king jr. today will mark 56 years since dr. king stood on the national mall and delivered his "i have a dream" speech. >> our children will one day live in a nation that will not be judged by the cor of his skin but the con stetent of his character. >> coming up, hear from dr. king's son who spoke at the yesterday.thedral >>> in a new hours, large crowds will be back on the national ll to honor martin luther king jr. the ann wlath laying ceremony is going to take place at 9:45 at the mlk memori

somebody claiming to member of the ku klux klan placing racist flyers outside businesses and it's happenedefore. nos news4's derrick ward reports, there are stiffer penalties h toefully prevent this from happening in the future. >> reporter: the town of bu le, virginia, full of homage to the past. py here. got plenty of friends of all races and i enjoy being with them. >> o a cold sunday morning, merchants on king street found bags of birdir seed on t doorstep. but someone was trying to sow the seeds of discontent. these flys grammatically challenged and packed with racist propaganda that barely even risesthe level of pseudo science. >> i knew i had to find everyone i could on the street around here and throw them away. it's sad. >> reporter: they slam martin luther king jr., serena willms, and kiss band members and promote a kkk website. ff>> i don't need that s around here. not at this time. >> reporter: sadly, this has happenedefore in leesburg. there was a community meeting that expressed a lot of outrage. ilice say they can't stop it's protected by the first amendment. the most a pers

used excessive force or he used our language he had a sexual assault on his record when we say the klanwas starting to get in out of traffic here going up to cars where this work was in trying to even beat up a white clown into a grandstand and that's when things got heated in the incident is all caught on camera. it was you know provision on my back when i wanted to. get. his boss because. we froze you know. but the pressure on us. so i was you know i was you know i got you know just i mean my most wanted i'm already but it was. the i mean we're going to. give it up as well i might just get it. but those were the oh. my god we've got a bomb i just got that already and yes it will be in the. stairs will be the whole cost going on america for profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and if no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see this relational in the france protests and i see that is growing growing globally john locke said in sixteen ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken then it's up to the people

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this is a happy word says make america great again they now call it the mag this is a kook klux klan hoot they used to terrorize freed african-americans and those different shapes eras purposes however this make america great again hat is just as maddening and frustrating and triggering for me to look at as a k.k.k. hood. many people have called donald trump a filthy racist in the past what's up with this new wave of hat hate now even though something that's now compared to the k.k.k. fashion has been worn by african-americans or the l.g.b. t.q. community well just remember that white teenagers versus native american vets situation the viral video sweeping the internet a mob of mag out wearing high school students running in native american chanting in drumming so much and the story was twisted as we learned from videos that emerged later. the market made it you. look at it. we think. we've got. as you can see the teen dubbed as a shameless bully was just standing still and smiling at the man with the drum who had come up to him but that's not important because the student was wearin