by 1925 the ku klux klan was big business.ost six millions belonged, and the organization was grossing $75 million year. some 40,000 klansmen and women paraded down pennsylvania avenue. help the command colors -- the colors, a flag was used to catch money thrown by spectators. in the 1920's, the imperial was indicted on charges of assault and battery, rape mayhem, , kidnapping and murder and found guilty. this scandal caused a sharp drop in klan membership. in 1940, there was a mild flirtation between the bund, therican believers of the master race, and the ku klux klan, the believers of the supremacy of the white race. they joined up in a rally in new jersey. 25 years later, there is evidence that klan-nazi friendship is being revived. this year in houston, texas, a man claiming membership in the nights of the ku klux klan was interviewed by a radio station and paid by check for his appearance. when the canceled check was returned to the navy -- radio station, it had been endorsed by the head of the american nazi party with a

the ku klux klan for 100 years has been allowed to exist in this country.tually every president in the united states in the past century has said the klan has little regard for constituted authority. president johnson following the murder of mrs. liotso in alabama defined the ku klux klan as a hooded society of bigots and warned clansman to get out and return to a decent society before it's too late. after the president's warning, the house on american activities committee started a full-scale investigation of the klan and open hearings are scheduled for next month. the hearings will present witnesses, not only clansman, but also victims of klan activity. however, the committee will not attempt to show the klan in action. for the next hour, we will take a close look at the ku klux klan from the inside-out. examine its leadership, its ritual, secret initiative, its record of violence. first, let us look at the klansmen without their robes. it is sunday, the morning after a ku klux klan meeting in durham, north carolina. these men are members of the united kl

presents "the ku klux klan: the invisible empire." ere is cbs news correspondent charles kuralt. >> good evening. the ku klux klan is a secret which for 100 years has been allowed to exist in this country. every president of the united states in the past entury has said the klan has little regard for constituted authority. johnson defined the ku klux klan as a hooded society of and warned them to get out and return to a decent it is too late. after the president's warning american activities committeed a investigation and hearings are scheduled next month. they will present witnesses not klanmen but victims of klan activity but the committee will to show the klan in action. for the next hour we will take a ku klux klan the from the inside out, examine its secret ritual and initiation and record of violence. us look at klansmen without their robes. after anday the morning ku klux klan meeting in durham, north carolina. members of the united klans of america knights the most kwaoupb of exclusive organizations in america. ants ludes many

fousted for the crime were r knights of the ku klux klan.onths, 13short alleged members of the ku klux klan said to be involved in these murders. >> you are completely at their mercy. their atrocities and violence can be visited on anybody that disagrees with them in any given situation. >> what started as a joke 100 years ago when a group of men for a romp hass over the years attracted to it persons charged with acts of harassment, intimidation and violence throughout the south. it is a nation has been outraged for many years, the ku klux klan persists with its bizarre rituals and trappings. 100 years is a long time for a joke. ♪ >> cbs reports presents "the ku klux klan: the invisible empire." here is charles crawled -- kerrault. >> the ku klux klan has been allowed to exist in this country. virtually every president in the last century has said they have little regard for constitutional authority. president johnson, following the murder in alabama, defined the ku klux klan as the footed .ociety of a gets -- of bigots he warned them to ret

highs and on usual prochoice to tackling racism he's on a lifelong mission to befriend members of the ku klux klan and along the way he says a couple hundred of them have left after making friends with him joining darwin asked to go scot shepherd a former leader of the clyde who turned his back on the organization partly due to his friendship with dial who he now calls a brother gentleman brother's welcome just in my introduction alone people who don't know you don't know your story of going to be. amazed by it i want to show them a little clip from a film called accidental curses a clip about a documentary about your story and your mission to befriend members of the ku klux klan so i was with an imperial wizard called frank have a look at this it shows you what tao does. great obviously. i've known for him for a little over three years now i've been sort of trying to be my friend consider girl to be my friend as well we met through someone was want to do an interview so i think we talked for a few months even before the interview and we had a lot of good conversations with each other th

this was 1924, ku klux klan was absolutely accendent in that part of the 1920. racist film "birth of a nation" came out in 1915 and swept the nation helped the klan. the klan got more wind in their sails when they became one of the major powers pushing for prohibition. looking back on prohibition it seems like one of the more unlikely things in american history that we ever would have decided. to ban alcohol as a country, really, we decided that? but an unsung but important part of why that happened was the klan supporting prohibition. and by the time the democratic party was making this hard choice about who they were going to pick to be their nominee for president in 1924, the klan thought it should have a say. the klan was big enough, confident enough, wide spread enough in terms of their reach that they really thought they should get to make the call as to who the democratic party would pick for their presidential nominee that year. and the two strong front runners were that guy william gibbs mcadoo and al smith. and for the klan, that was a really easy pick

i was surprised by what he did with the ku klux klan. into his own hands this labor be positioned as the republican party was retrieving the reconstruction, grant steps forward to defend the rights of the african-americans. voter suppression was alive then and now. the voter suppression was perpetrated by the ku klux klan in the lives of democratic party. they want to african-americans not to vote. we think about obama is the first president elected with a nonwhite majority. not so. he won the electoral vote but not the popular vote because 400,000 african-americans voted for him. so they wanted to stop them because they knew they would vote overwhelmingly for republicans. so one of the most exciting stories as i think that grant was the last president to stand up for african-americans until john f. kennedy and lyndon baines johnson. african-americans knew this and they rallied to him. frederick douglass was a tremendous campaigner for ulysses s. grant and believed in him. >> the last question. after i finished the book, and it is as i s

the violence in charlottesville, virginia last month and "white nationalists, white supremacists, the kuklan, neo-nazis and other hate groups." the resolution also honored heather heyer, who was killed amid the racially-charged violence that weekend. just hours before that signing - president trump- maintaining a controversial position after violent protests in charlottesville last month. aboard air force one-- trump essentially saying i told you so'- when it comes to blaming both sides for the violence. the comments- coming one day with a black republican senator who condemned him for the remarks the charlottesville clashes involved groups of white supremacists and neo-nazis who were met by counter protesters developing now.. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is responding to criticism that he requested a government jet for his european honeymoon this summer. secretary mnuchin says his staff wanted to ensure he'd have the secure communication needed to do his job while on his trip. but some congressional democrats aren't buying it. mnuchin also traveled to summer, reportedly for official

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romelu lu ka ku got his 11th scored two goals as well. his 11th goal to make a 4-0 lukaku got his 11th goal to make a 4—0 and it equals andy cole's record, seven league goals in his first premier league games. next up for manchester united it is liverpool, so that will be the big test. jose mourinho knows there is more challenges to come. a good performance, a solid performance, not phenomenal, but a good performance, a solid victory. we started strong and we finished strong. we made rotations, we gave arrested to some players who played in moscow. we brought to the team some others and we won, that is the important thing. the players showed a lot of character and i honestly believe we are making some sort of progress to become a better team, but we are being tested against the best in the land and with the quality these teams have, they do not miss their goal chances. another manager under pressure is slaven bilic who was given a reprieve today in the last moment. it was a tense atmosphere. diafra sakho got the crucial goal. it is sackin

romelu lu ka ku got his 11th calls for marouane fellaini.ich equals andy cole's record, seven goals in his first seven premier league games. the best start to their season since 2011—2012. for jose mourinho it is looking really good at the moment. but challenges to come because they have got liverpool after the international break. some people are saying they had not played the big teams, but jose mourinho was delighted. a good performance, a solid performance, not phenomenal, but a good performance, a solid victory. we started strong and we finished strong. we made rotations, we gave a rest to some players who played in moscow. we brought to the team some others and we won, that is the important thing. the players showed a lot of character and i honestly believe we are making some sort of progress to become a better team, but we are being tested against the best in the land and with the quality these teams have, they do not miss their goal chances. it will be a long, hard season for crystal palace and roy hodgson. harry kane exceeded himsel

everton‘s former striker lu ka ku finally scored wayne?shall's penalty concluded things. everton‘s woes continue. at sta mford things. everton‘s woes continue. at stamford bridge, the predicted arsenal capitulation did not materialise. instead, the gunners had the better of the chances. the by now customary chelsea red card did, however. david luis's dangerous attempt on his opponent was chelsea's. .. lewis hamilton has claimed his 60th formula 1 victory, at the singapore grand prix, after his main rival, sebastian vettel, crashed on the first lap. ferrari were expected to dominate until the crash. the mercedes driver extended his lead to 28 points. the anticipated boxing bout between golovkin and can load resulted in a controversial draw. —— between golovkin and canelo. maybe fight is widely expected. —— a repeat fight is widely expected. you can read more on the bbc sport website. now on bbc one time for the news where you are. new research shows more than a quarter of england's secondary schools is not teaching religious education, rath

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again, romelu lu ka ku was 4-1 against cska moscow. again, romelu lukaku was the star man. star man. what a season he is having so far. already, he has scored ten goals. already, he has scored ten goals. already he is in double figures for manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cs ka manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cska moscow. a trademark lukaku goal. this was an impressive win. marshall from provider to scorer. he was very good on the night, anthony martial. five wins in a row now in all competitions. that was a bit of an eric cantona celebration there. and mikko darian got the fourth goal. moscow did get a consolation but that was a brilliant win. —— henrikh mkhitaryan. benfica have had an appalling start to their champions league career. you mentioned a difficult start for benfica but there were some other fixtures? a lot of people will be talking at paris saint—germain 3—0 win over bayern munich. neymar on the score sheet. there was some skill from killian embarked a witch was outrageous before the third goal. kids on the playground will be trying that tomorro

it's kus mirrcustomary to go an honored. he said he doesn't want to take part in that honor. he doesn't want to go. the president responding by rescinding the invitation. that brings in lebron james who said who bum. steph curry already said he ain't going. therefore, ain't no invite. going to white house was a great honor until you showed up. here we have a president who is at odds with athlete, many of them black athletes and not just with athletes. we saw a similar situation where honorees said they didn't want to take part in a white house reception because they don't like what the president stands for. the president and first lady pulling out of that entire event and those festivities honoring artists and performers. >> we'll talk more about this right now. let me bring my panel in. good to see both you have. let's begin with you because the president now taking on the nba and the nfl when singling out particular stars or particular actions. what's the president have to gain by doing this. >> i think it's notable and easy to lose sight because this president behaves the

there were certainly terrible people -- these ku klux klan members but there's pretty bad people on thespiring violence. >> you talking about me or michael? >> me. >> no, it's not the same thing. and as i have said every single time. the actions of violence is never good by anyone but comparing white supremacists to a group who may not be right to a group battling fascism, there shouldn't be any comparison. it's a strong man's argument. >> the marxist killed more people -- >> but when you're the president of the united states and neither of us is, and you're trying to bring the country together and get people to understand the awfulness that happened in charlottesville, you do not compare white sprupremacists nas to people fighting fascism. it is not the moment. at another time you may not call them out and you do not say people marching with swastikas sque people who may have marched with hoods in a time gone by that there were very good people out there. there are no very good nazis -- >> except that the people -- some of the people on the left were people who instuigated the violence

i worked the ku klux klan in alabama.ly person to step in and take a look at the group located in the coeur d'alene area called the aryan nations. they were the political arm of the church of jesus christ christian, a religious organization that believed the jews were the biblical enemy. >> we as the white race lost the war. the jews won the war. the plague is poisoning our people to death. >> the agent that had been in coeur d'alene before i got there, suspected but didn't know that this organization might be involved in criminal activity. there were rumors they might be involved in terrorist type activity as well. we had nothing, really, to go on. i commenced my investigation on a somewhat full-time basis in about march of 1984. that was just me. nobody else in the office, nobody else working the case. and one of the very first things i did was i met with larry broadbent. he was undersheriff in kootenai county which is the county in which coeur d'alene was located in. and larry broadbent had been connecting a one-man in

. >>> today, a bipartisan resolution condemning white nationalists, the supremacists and the ku klux klan and other hate groups and called upon the trump administration to address that, and it also mentioned those 2 lost their lives in violence in charlottesville. >>> further down i-95, another confederate debate in stafford county. people want a massive confederate flag gone. the only problem is that flag is on private property and it was up for years but after recent events in charlottesville, the conversation has come up again. >> do your damn that flag stands for the kkk can, white supremacists and nazis. >> it's on a flag on a pole on private property. who are we, as a county, to tell somebody who they can or cannot do on their private property. >> the flag is on private property and the hands are tied. those who want it gone are planning a protest in october. >>> those who are dealing with hurricane harvey should be getting a tetnus shot. >>> money for harvey is on the way to he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who tre

who can forget charlottesville last month white nationalists neo nazis and the ku klux klan held what they described as the largest rally in decades to quote take america back counter-protests is turned out to there were angry scenes at a twenty year old white supremacist rammed his car into the crowd and killed a thirty two year old woman. the governor declared a state of emergency and told his unwelcome guests to go home but it's not just charlottesville allston lewis the council on american islamic relations the largest muslim civil rights organization in the u.s. has found that the number of hate crimes in the first half of this year was up ninety one percent on the same here. last year many americans lay the blame for this resurgence of hate firmly on the president's doorstep me when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best they're not sending you they're not sending you they're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us they're bringing drugs they bring in crime they're rapists and some i assume are good people his critics

the group says, they're tired of ex-ku excuses by republican whose control the congress and the white house. most of the criticism today focusing on the failure to repeal obamacare. >> i don't know about you. i am just so tired of working so hard to help get republicans elected, get them a majority in the house and the senate, and then watching them fail time after time after time to keep their promises. >> the group was also very critical of arizona senator john mccain. who said yesterday, that he will vote against the republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare. republicans, not working with democrats to, overhaul health care. >>> a promising local teen, gunned down in an armed robbery. how some of the people closest to him are honoring his memory. descendants of freed slaves, fought plans to run power lines through their northern virginia community. what happened today, has a lot of you talking on our nbc washington facebook page. >> temperatures near 90 degrees today. tomorrow, i think we could hit >>> some local mentors and students took time to remember a 16-year-old college

klowns is ku klux spelled. we can all use humored hi to disarm our enemies. >> a piece we need to be reading about in this day and age. don't forget, you can also see more of our press review on our website, france24.com. we will take a short break. coming up on the other side, we will bring you the latest on hurricane irma and discussing the priorities in helping those affected by the incredibly powerful storm. do stay tuned. you are watching "france 24." sami: in ththe early 2000s,s, te balkan mumusic boom hpepened around the globe. it also hit in my hometowown of new yorork, wherbabands like g gogol bordelo anand balkan beatat box srtededo mix gypsy rhythms with punk, reggae, and world music. originally, my mind was blown to satuurn in the mid-nineties by the gypsy soundtracks of emir kusturica's flicks "black cat, white cat" and "underground." my love for this particular kind of music has brbrought me to serbia.

>> maxine waters' comment about the ku klux klan and alt-right being in the white house, i think that's>> legitimate conversation we should be having. i think democrats should be scared of, republicans should be scared of, people what tendencies to not only cite breitbart and alt-right literature but also echo some of the tones. >> tucker: no, i read breitbart, i know most people who work over there, the klan, that's just way over the line in my opinion. >> i think it's become kind of like kleenex, it's a generic term we use -- >> tucker: this is totally crazy and when we get civil nuttiness we can point to people like that. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: mark steyn is technically a foreigner of sorts but he cares more about american well-being than most of the politicians in this country, we are always proud to have them on our show. what do you think the long-term effect is of having politiciansh people holding elective office saying things that are so over-the-top and so designed to terrify people and nobody calls them on it, would you think long-term i

there were certainly terrible people, these ku klux klan members, but there were pretty violent peopleft side too. >> me or michael? >> i'm talking to you, too. >> it's not the same thing. i've said every single time the acs of violence is never good-bye anyone. but comparing white supremacists to a group who may not be perfect and doing things wrong to a group battling fascism, there should not be a comparison. it's a strong man's argument. >> but these are marxist and -- >> that's fine. but when you are a the president of the united states, and neither of us is, and you're trying to bring a country together and get people to understand the awfulness that happened in charlottesville, you do not care white spremests nazis to people who are fighting fascism. it is not the moment. now, at another time you may call them out. and you don't say speem who are marching with swats caws and people who may have marched with said hoods in a time gone by, there are some good people out there. there are no good nazis. there are none. >> some of the people on the left were some of them who instigate

we're talking about the ku klux klan's men in boston. 40,000 people turned out to protest a small groupf people because they were so horrified. "in the termstory of my surrender" about your experience as the young man going to pittsburgh because president reagan did. could you share that story? -- i was in i came a bar with some friends in downtown flint, michigan. reagan announced was going to of sswreath on the graves nazi soldiers to honor them in germany. people were confused. why would you want to honor the nazis? asidee just say them a point here, thank god we're never had another president since reagan that was so enamored with not these -- nazis. so a friend of mine, gary, both of his parents were survivors of -- auschwitz. we decided to confront reagan in the cemetery. fake press credentials. gary spoke fluent german. i spoke b.s. we were able to get into the cemetery. we snuck in at the cemetery and waited for reagan together, then whipped out this and are that's in we came for michigan to remind you they killed my family. the german cops jumped as admittedly, ripped the banne

the measure singles out white nationalists, white supremacists, the ku klux klan, neo-nazis and othergroups. it comes after a violent rally in charlotte ville, virginia, last month. >>> the "washington post" says they'll introduce bernie sanders today. sanders reportedly has the backing of at least 15 democratic senators. the bill would expand medicare so that everyone is covered and would be paid for by higher taxes. >>> "the seattle times" reports the resignation of the mayor. four other men accused murray of abusing them when they were teenagers. he denies the allegations. >>> charges were dismissed against an amtrak engineer in a deadly derailment two years ago. eight people died and 200 were hurt when a train derailed rounding a curve in philadelphia. the judge ruled there was not evidence to warrant a criminal kriel. >>> still ahead, income rises to an all-time high, but income inequality worsens. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin,

they're doing so as a rebuke to a donation from the ku klux klan nearly a century ago.v-a president theresa sullivan says todays's 12-thousand-500-doll ar contribution is roughly equal when you consider inflation-to the one thousand-dollar gift from the klan in 19-21. an important consumer story to tell you about, regarding a big new feature in smartphones. one lawmaker -- says the technology known as "face id" is a big privacy risk! senator al franken sent a letter to apple c-e-o tim cook asking for more information about how the company's new facial recognition technology privacy and security. apple introduced "face id" as part of its roll out of the iphone ten. it's xx and we're just getting started. good morning washington. we are following breaking news right now in london. an explosion reported- at a london subway station. ryan hughes is at the live desk with more on what we know. - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower chances

signing a joint resolution on charlottesville that condemns white nationalists, white supremacists, the ku klux klan, neo-nazis and other hate groups. plus "the new york times" reporting tonight president trump called attorney general jeff sessions an idiot and disloyal to his face back in may. sources say sessions offered to resign. conservatives furious on news the president is moving closer to a deal with democrats on daca. trump insisting today his promised border wall will be built. there's a lot to get to but i want to get right to cnn's international correspondent will ripley. he is live for us tonight in tokyo. will, good evening. thank you so much for joining us. you just arrived in tokyo from pyongyang. what's the very latest? >> reporter: hey, don, yes. certainly lots of fast moving developments. i woke up yesterday in north korea. woke up today in tokyo to the news that air raid sirens were once again going off in northern japan. people received alert messages on their cell phones telling them to take cover. this is like deja vu. highly provocative act, threatening a u.s. ally.

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they're doing so as a rebuke to a donation from the ku klux klan nearly a century ago. u-v-a president theresa sullivan says todays's 12-thousand-500-doll ar contribution is roughly equal when you consider inflation-to the one thousand-dollar gift from the klan in 19-21. after an unusually cool start to the month september is heating up! just in time for fall - warmer weather is on the way. the return of summer, as we get ready for fall - next. you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85

warner bros' storm warning was an attack on the ku klux klan, portraying them as fanatically hostileew york model visiting her sister in a small town, discovers. the victim, we soon find out, is an undercover reporter who'd been investigating the klan. many times today on the streets, in the restaurant in the hotel, people have come up to us and asked us not to judge their whole town by their brutal criminal action of hoodlums last night. where's that cable? get off the line. bob? bob. these decent individuals sincerely upset by the... astonishingly, the filmmakers decided not to mention the klan‘s racism, at instead, the film explicitly connects far right extremism with smalltown hostility to outsiders, protected by a wall of silence. but looking out at the faces of the men and women here this afternoon at the courthouse, it isn't always easy to tell on which side they stand. no wonder some people in small towns get fed up with the way hollywood and the media represent them. around this time, joseph losey directed in the lawless. a small town turns on another hispanic boy who was be

groups like the ku klux klan went on fiery rampages.y burned crosses and hanging was often their method of choice. today advocacy groups like the anti-defamation league say there's been a surge of hate crimes around new england and across the country, especially since the election. >> this is what wakefield high school students arrived to on campus, a black teddy bear hanging by a noose. >> reporter: according to the southern poverty law center, there were nearly 1,900 bias incidents from november to march, nearly 16% of which are anti-black motivated and often carried out with a noose. what about for young people today, in 2017? where would they even get the idea to do something like this? >> even though a young person may not be cognizant necessarily of the fill historical context, they may have stumbled across on the internet or among friends images or language that hearken back to those days. we need to be really careful about this because just dismissing this as kids being kids i think is a little naive. >> are you scared for your

new york times" reports on the measure that singles out white national lists, white supremacists, the kuklan, neo-nazis and other hate groups. it comes after a violent rally in charlottesville, virginia, last month. >>> the "washington post" says vermont's bernie sanders will call for reform today. he has the backing of at least 15 democratic senators. the bill would expand medicare so that everyone is covered and would be paid for by higher taxes. >>> "the seattle times" reports on the resignation of seattle mayor ed murray. murray's resignation comes after a cousin accuses murray of molesting him when he was 13 years old. four other men accused murray of abusing them when they were teenagers. he denies the allegations. >>> and "the philadelphia inquirer" says charges were dismissed against an amtrak engineer in a deadly derailment two years ago. eight people died and 200 were hurt when a train derailed rounding a curve in philadelphia. the judge ruled there was not enough evidence to warrant a criminal trial. >>> still ahead, rising fortunes. income for american households climbs to an

romelu lu ka ku's 12th goal for club and country this season proved decisive.by at west ham 3—2. wins also for everton, chelsea and watford. burnley against huddersfield ended goalless. in spain, there were wins for both madrid clubs — while malaga and athletic bilbao shared a three—all draw. barcelona are currently 3—0 up away at girona. dutch champion chantal blaak produced a remarkable performance to win the world cycling road race championships in norway. she wasn't expected to beat her more illustrious team mates, including olympic champion anna van de breggen, especially after she was caught up in this crash. but she fought back to win by 28 seconds. hannah barnes was britain's highest placed rider in 14th place, with dani king 20th. jason day has given himself a good chance of winning the fedex title. he is currently tied second at eight under, one shot ahead of one of his big rivals, the us pga champion justin thomas. the winner will receive a $10 million bonus. and any of the players in the event can theoretically win a massive pay cheque but only the

activities but the ku klux klan is right next to decay. and they have been issued before. what has happened to this guy and the mistake is that this was caught on camera video. and heard the sound too so now he can get around to use this race this term as well as it also to me is an indication of his behavior. so i don't necessarily believe the person who said that. person i don't believe. so to come from the confederate monuments intensify across the u.s. we'll have a look at that story take after the break. here's what people have been saying about rejecting. the show i go out of my way to. really. for a party american. parents better than. to see heard of. the president of the world bank. send us an e-mail. that can be taken into the afterlife a lot of people from the future are now arriving in the present. is able to pay for is very into the president using but he doesn't talk about it much because he's already considered to be quite a strange man but you know that's true. welcome back the russian foreign ministry has released new video of airstrikes destroying ice all

the police force cobb county georgia has been known to hobble racism as well as activities about the ku klux klan it's always right next to to care. and they have been the issue before. what has happened to this guy and the mistake is that this was caught on camera video not only very old but we saw that and heard the same too so now he can't get around the fact that he used this racist term as well as it also it to me is that in the case of them his behavior. so i don't necessarily believe the person who said that they. i don't believe a member of the calling of eisel. and the joint operation by russia and syria we have dramatic video coming up after the break. can be taken into the afterlife that's a lot of people from the future are now arriving in the present like he is able to pay for it very into the present using but he doesn't talk about it much because he's already considered to be quite a strange man but that's the truth. welcome back the russian foreign ministry has released new video of airstrikes destroying eisel vehicles need their resort in syria and the strikes were cond

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in 1916, he'd gone on the radio to lambast the ku klux klan, and in 1951, he played a district attorneyit'll take more than these sheets you're wearing to hide that you're mean, frightened little people, or you wouldn't be here, desecrating the cross. meanwhile, don siegel, reagan's future director in the killers, was also attacking fascism. they hope it disillusioned america to set up a messiah. in 1919, siegel directed reagan for the first time, and his impression of him was surprising. it was night onto night, and the all—american boy, who at that time was extremely left—wing — i thought he was a communist — was ronald reagan. in fact, reagan's politics were on the move. in 1947, he became the president of the screen actors guild, known as sag, and appeared before the house un—american activities committee, denouncing communism from a liberal point of view. because we've spent 170 in this country on the basis that democracy is strong enough to stand up and fight for itself against the inroads of every ideology, no matter how much we disagree. by the early 1950s, reagan's once—promisi

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