he prosecuted the klu klux klan. he said a klu klux klan leader to his death for committing a racial murder. he desegregated the schools and he defended three black voter who were -- by naacp officials and yet democrat of democrat called him a racist. it's just unconscionable. >> host: how do you come from campus radical to supporter of donald trump? >> guest: that's a long one. i left the left when the black panther party murdered a mother of three whom i had recruited to do the book for a school that i had raises the money to buy. and when the left what victorious in its fight against america's involvement in vietnam, and when the left was victorious, the united states withdrew and left the vietnamese without protection. the communist proceeded to slaughter 2.3 million peasants in china and there was not a single protest from the left, and i realized the left was never an antiwar moment. it was an anti-american movement and reminds that to this to. >> host: brought up race a couple of times. racial issues in your ne

was support of those laws by a reign of terror and the symbol of that terror has come to be the klu klux klan. founded in 1865 the clan walank established to enforce new kinds of law and the creation of new type of white supremacy. they were attacked on psychological and denial of their rights. african-americans responded to that in a way that allowed them to express their own vision for the future. the white hood became the symbol of the ku klux klan and was widely seen across society protecting the identity of individuals, although in most communities everyone knew who was underneath the hood. but it wasn't just the physical terror of the klan. more than 4,000 individuals were illegally murdered with no consequences on the perpetrators from the 1880s into 1940s. it was constant terror, and intimidation. the other part was not so physical, it had to do with intellectual and psychological fear. african-american were put on earth to serve other people. they are here as servants for society. that kind of makeup on white society as well as the detrimental effect on african-americans who had to r