the ku klux klan act was used to enforce the provisions of the 14th and 15th amendments. it essentially says that any effort to intimidate or coerce or threaten anyone for the purposes of denying someone a constitutional right is in violation of u.s. law. there is both a civil component and a criminal component. the legal defense of a lawsuit in november of 2020 immediately after the november 3rd elections because we saw exactly what jack smith saw. we saw that the president in his campaign was using racial tropes. was directly threatening voters in particular cities across the country. calling that their votes cannot be counted. demanding that their votes be rejected because he wanted to create the facade that he, somehow, won the election. you cannot manipulate the votes of black citizens in this country for that purpose. that is unlawful, it is illegal, that is why we brought a lawsuit, immediately after the elections we were very pleased to see the colonel indictment follow just this past week. >> janai, a last question for you. two part question, real quickly. where

the la headquarters of the ku klux klan revealed 3000 clan members in la county alone, 1000 s. including the da staff, and two names on the list spoke volumes, the la chief of police and la county sheriff were both members. the messenger put it in their report on the raid the same courageous thinker would contend that negroes can rely on police and the authorities when the evidence reveals the police and authorities are members of the ku klux klan. one would think this episode would put a end to the california clan but after the trial was botched, you can read about that in chapter 5 in which all these clan members debated their attack the local naacp, they continued to operate ever since the trial. what does this have to do with housing and segregation? contrary to popular assumptions, this clan at a focus on african-americans and catholics and others and another assumption i want us to get rid of and some believe that the clan disappeared during the 30s and especially world war ii, the tamping down of the second clan. many believed that was the end of it for the clan to be sp

headquarters of the ku klux klan reveal over 3,000 clan members in l.a. county alone over 1,000 in the city itself including three on the d.a.'s staff and two on those list spoke volume l.a. chief of plains the l.a. county sheriff were both members. as a black man being messenger put it on their report on the raid, quote, no courageous thinker would can rely on police and the authorities when the evidence -- of the t police and authorities are members of the ku klux klan end quote. now, whens one would think that this episode would have put an end to the california clan. but after the trial was botched that's a long story i don't have time to go into but you can read about in chapter five but all of the clan members raided this house acquitted with their attack of the mexican couple's house. they wrote to the headquarters in new york and said that the clan, quote, continued to operate openly everything -- to trial. so what does this all have to do with housing? and segregation -- now, contraryoe to popular assumptions as i said earlier, the clan, this cla

when we think about the ku klux klan most of us think about usually probably about the origins and of the reconstruction era in american history after the civil war. the clan formed part of the effort to stop african-americans in the quest for freedom. you can see it's showing this clan on the right to left is the name of another white supremacist organization active in the south. you can see the words there, worse than slavery. now the clan of the 19th century we associate agreement with the moment of freedom and its foundations in the south and the terror that it promulgated across the south. my concern tonight is not that but what we call the second clan of the 1920s but became particularly strong in the midwest and some of you might remember the clan was popular in ohio and indiana but it was also strong in california. it was that year the clan arrived in downtown los angeles setting up an office right downtown and immediately ran a front-page headlines and also had another article what should we do about the arrival of the clan that instructed them about the dangers of the clan.

example because she lived at the time of division but determined to stand up to the voices including ku klux klan to do what many said could not belu done. when they were denied education she denied audible care, she build the hospital. when the world was grappling with authoritarianism she helped establish a foundational commitment to human rights to the united nations. her spirit is captured in this beautiful t sculpture funded by the people florida with the help nancyde and statuary, the firstf its kind in statuary hall. the sunny outlook, the gold letteringmi got shines and the rows that represents the students she educated courage and love. florida was the places from which debut with him democracy speech where she said in this beloved land of florida a rendezvous with democracy and burned alive vibrating with challenges that stimulate me and keep the body for the pursuit of happyness. the justice widespread. this is the intention today and for all time the life and legacy be a symbol of justice, hope and iolove for america and all humankind. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, pre

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criminal code, the ku klux klan act, the kkk act. act dates back to 1870 when the klan was on the rise harassing black people and preventing them from exercising the right to vote including the right to have their votes counted. now, count four of this too indictment accuses trump of violating section 241 by conspiring to injure, oppress or intimidate one or more persons in the free exercise or enjoyment of the right to vote and to have one's vote counted. joining us now is maya wily, president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. there's no better person to talk to about this. i was very fired up about this yesterday because to me it did not seem a coincidence there's a distinct racial project at the heart of the kkk act and there seems to be a distinct racist project at the heart of trump's efforts to disenfranchise votes. this is not a coincidence black and brown votes he was trying to get discounted. >> look what trump had to do to steal the election from joe biden and kamala harris. he had to go to pla

— attempting to be erased about the actual ku klux klan, not only their historical— actual ku klux klanat they were _ brown communities, but what they were built — brown communities, but what they were built and stand upon. and it is truly an— were built and stand upon. and it is truly an insult for black americans to be _ truly an insult for black americans to be compared in that manner. ihdeed — to be compared in that manner. ihdeed so _ to be compared in that manner. indeed so. before i let you go, we are 60 years on, what do you think doctor king would make of how far, or how far we've come —— how far, or health not far we've come? had or how far we've come -- how far, or health not far we've come?— health not far we've come? had he lived, we would _ health not far we've come? had he lived, we would have _ health not far we've come? had he lived, we would have been - health not far we've come? had he lived, we would have been on - health not far we've come? had he lived, we would have been on a - lived, we would have been on a different trajectory and we would've made more progress.

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one of trump's indictments is over the 1870 ku klux klan act in south carolina., does anyone seriously believe that the congress in 1870 -- by the way, only republicans voted to abolish the ku klux klan. every democrat who voted, voted against the u.s. government stopping the ku klux klan because back then the democrats were the party of slavery, segregation and representation. repression, and you look at that and you say to yourself, you know, jack smith is crazy. which he is, by the way. he was rebuked 8-0 by the supreme court when he went after government robert mcdonald, basically for having lied about the nature of the law. so what we're seeing in d.c., in miami, in new york, in fulton county and maybe certainly with the attorney general in michigan, we're seeing a concert left-wing effort to use the law as a weapon with of destruction and to do things that are clearly political and not legal. elizabeth: you know, the fulton county d.a., fani willis, she's asking for a march 4th trial date for the fourth indictment. that's the day before super tuesday, eight

at the time, the ku klux klan was engaged in a campaign of violent terrorism -- terrorism designed to disrupt free and fair elections. and that included preventing state official from counting and certifying the votes of newly-freed black men. now, it is worth remembering here that trump's own family has a dark history when it comes to the klan. in 1927, donald trump's father was arrested at a klan rally in queens, according to the washington post. trump's trump senior was charged with refusing to disperse from a parade -- according to a contemporaneous news report. donald trump has denied this instance, which, by the way, took place before he was born -- he was denied ever happened. but the through line here is hard to ignore. this is what will bunch from the philadelphia inquirer wrote this week. easing the 1870 anti-klan law to prosecute trump, jack smith and his team are making a powerful statement. there is a straight line of inhumane racial hierarchy from the hooded killers of 1872 a 1927 kkk march through queens, right up to the twisted presidency of donald trump that ended in

ku-ku, where it is pleasant on the head with a blunt object. that's what i think is annoying.ne. you see, listen boys. thank you so much, you are so cute and beautiful. coffee tick i'm now blinking tea tea tea tea. thank you so unusual to hear such words from you boys. you honestly are not very this, as his cop once called him not his head at all confused. i completely forgot that he is a cop and can recognize weapons under clothes. yes, i saw it. you're like anechka , this is happening, uh, we did a search, yes, we seized 16,000 docks, we collected various rings, uh, earrings , jewelry, two sugars. thank you heavens. i didn’t see him well, she raised a complete degenerate complete with him. the wife cannot live a complete degenerator. she left him. keep being such a moron. these 20 years fedya is 20 years old, and coffee is senior in rank, so to speak, my title is alexander, we are friends. what was the name of the coffee is over no boiling water?

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just after the us civil war, which is a law put in place to protect a newly freed black slaves from ku klux klan and other white supremacists violence in stopping their ability to vote. and when you think about more than a width of white supremacy sentiment, that kind of hung over the january 6 riots, that's a very interesting law to be trying to use. so we're looking at as opposed to other indictments, which are very serious. we're really talking about the very foundation of a bedrock of the democracy. if it's united states likes to do itself as hell. is the former president reacting to this william as well as expected? he and his lawyers and his, his presidential campaign are all basically saying the same thing that this is politically motivated, that this is a weapon is ation or instrument, instrumental ization of justice. it's a distraction from joe biden and crimes that the republicans alleged a certainly his son hunter biden, of course, hunter biden's case is proceeding through the legal system. so it's hard to make a case against some kind of unfairness there. and of course, the

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some west african nations have condemned the ku klux. every crime committed, new troops to its counter offensive, which has so far been as on think solely against russian for the i'm random walk into the program for the us presidents. donald trump has been indicted with full felony counts of his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 elections. the charges focused on schemes by trump and his allies to sub but the transfer of power and keep him in office spy, closing to job. i didn't know. trump has now been invited for the the time. the special council jack smith says he will seek a speedy trial, steve tack on our nation's capital. on january 6th, 2021. was an unprecedented assault. the seat of american democracy, described in the indictment, was fueled by lies wise by the defended, targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the us government and nations process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the presidential election. while that, let's go to washington dc and speak to the deputies stefan simon. so, so far

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ku-ku both walked and is kept in different enclosures, so i had to cook three cakes with the main ingredients carrots, watermelons, and, of course, their favorite bamboo shoots. over the past 50 years , around 400 giant panda cubs and only three triplets have been born in captivity worldwide. well, only this offspring managed to survive, and we, of course, congratulate them on this wonderful holiday. why do they live in different enclosures? because they, like real brothers and sisters , arrived in the same room and cannot share toys and cakes. here are all the toys. we've been for nine years now. they are already self-sufficient adults. well, maybe you're ready to call. i don't know how it is in the world of punts. okay, dealt with the pandas. and now let's get acquainted. with another very cute creature, his name is sean and by the way he is still on his way home. so take a look. good morning. let's get to know our new ward's name is sean and he is looking for a new home. let's get to know each other better. the story of the noise is rather banal, his owner changed his place of residence, s

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al-gharafa club of qatar officially announced the signing of lian ku . the brazilian defender was taken on a loan transfer from royal english and will stay with the qatari team until the end of the season, considering that leonardo bonucci, who does not have technical plans for the new season of juventus, lazio has entered into negotiations with the bianconeri to attract this veteran defender. leonardo, except for his words from the south, and enion berlin also offered everton as his new purchase. the italian striker has joined the press. and this club with your attraction 30 million and was cooking while sevilla is trying to get word from barcelona on loan and news has arrived that islamic iran has entered the competition to recruit this french defender. lange has long been on barcelona's sales list and played on loan at tottenham last season. a new contract announced that this contract is in 2021, but the 400 million euro season clause has been seen in 25 of 20 years against real . it was his first official game for barcelona. the frankfurt intermissio

rankin county is infested with white supremacist, ku klux klan, infiltrated the sheriff's department,an bailey has known about this. many of these criminals were on duty up until june 1 only through the mississippi borough of investigation and u.s. department of justice leader kristen clark and her southern district in mississippi who has done a great job -- only through their efforts has bryan bailey sheriff try to come to some remorse. he has not even apologized to the victims. we demand that bryan bailey step down now. he is part of a pattern of practice and a culture and custom of terrorism by his department. we have blacks, whites, rich, poor that have been beaten by his officers. he has known this all along. the struggle continues in this case for compensation for these two suffering victims, jenkins and parker, but for all of the victims of rankin county terrorism. it is the number one county for terrorism and white supremacist infiltration. case in point, christian dedmon, it is coming out he has family members that have pled guilty in mississippi to hate crimes. i mean, a lot

code section 19851, enacted as the ku klux klan act in 1871.hat by force, intimidation or threat sought to prevent members of congress from discharging their official duties, end quote. that's from your actual case that you've put forward. this sounds like some of the things that the january 6th committee was talking about. it sounds like the things that jack smith talks about in the january 6th report. it sounds like the stuff that fani willis talks about, right? that there was an actual orchestrated effort to stop a government function and deprive members of congress and by extension the american people of their rights. >> sure. and also, this complaint is based on the ku klux klan act of 1871, which in essence was during reconstruction. and then it was really to prevent intimidation and the use of violence to prevent acts of violence against people -- black people especially to thwart voting rights, to thwart attacks with regard to the constitutional rights of african americans. so this was a direct attack then on the african american commun

frankly, it would make the grand lizards of the ku klux klan, quote, proud. what is your response? especially on a weekend when we are reminded of the deadly impact this kind of hateful rhetoric and have? this >> reverend al, the verbal assault lobbied against myself and kennedy is shameful. it's deeply offensive, it's dangerous. it is not that long ago that we were upstaged by images of white supremacist carrying tiki torches in charlottesville. it was not that long ago that a white supremacist mob sees the capitol. waving confederate flags and erecting nooses on the west lawn of the capital. and one of my childhood memories that is deeply embedded, my ancestors and family members have been brutalized and lynched and raped by the ku klux klan. i recall when my family member had moved into a predominantly white cul-de-sac in the 80s when i was a child. we had across burned in our lawn. so,, for me as a deeply shameful and offensive and dangerous as his words are, he is not occupying any real estate in my mind. i remain squarely focused on the arc of undoing the centuries of harm th

from diyala province and extend to 260 with the provinces of mosul and separate the jurisdiction from ku to bayad. and which sciences are the interests of many of our forces stationed in these deserts and the hills of the martian mountains? until the end of arbaeen and the return of iranian pilgrims to their country, we will remain in these places . the roads of friends dialogue and ken only it ensures the security of arbaeen pilgrims, but it also reassures the people of these friends. provinces that were isis terrorist strongholds, iraq's diyala province radio and television agency complains about smooth and easy movement of pilgrims from all western borders of iran and iraq in azerbaijan . the weather is much better than the other borders because the side of the road was quiet and the weather was cool. i didn't have any problems. it was very good. the weather was very cool at night and i think that it must we came to the border of bashmaq, chosen khand and khosravi in ​​kermanshah we were going from mehran. it was very crowded last year. ahmad allah. this year, when we came, the road w

my ancestors and i have a living family members who were terrorized by the ku klux klan. is shameful, it is deeply offensive, and it is dangerous. you know, it is just a sober and a reminder of why we need to be vigilant in the work of confronting and rooting out anti black rhetoric and policies. it is quite literally on the heels of what's happening in jacksonville. a matter of life and death. i served on the house oversight committee for two terms. i am very clear on the threats of organized white supremacy that has been emboldened in recent years and what it looks like. i survived an insurrection when a white supremacist mob sees the capitol seeking to interrupt the peaceful transfer of power -- confederate flags interrupting nooses on the west lawn of the capitol. so, this is another reminder that the extremist gop and their presidential candidates are a clear and present danger, and their verbal assault on myself and dr. cantwell in no way the third or persuade our efforts. it is simply meant to distract from their hate that they traffic in and their policy violence

which was exactly what the supreme court has said in interpreting section 2:41, the ku klux klan act,have your vote counted is the same as your right to put that vote in the ballot box. trace it equally, is the same thing. and as we know, both from the january six committee process, from what we've seen in the news reporting, and from what is in this indictment, it covers that but it also adds to it, it's that donald trump himself has directly put in the action to purposefully, purposefully prevent the votes from being counted, and really, all of the evidence that runs throughout the indictment all culminates up to that central goal and desire that donald trump had, whether in states or whether in congress, to make sure that peoples votes did not count. >> this is important, because recovering this coup in niger we think in countries like -- we don't think there is an expectation that your vote either is not gonna be counted properly, or matters. we actually have that in this country, but a line that runs through this indictment is the conversations with jeffrey clark. a man who worke

congress usually used for tampering with witnesses and evidence in congressional investigations, a kulux klan act from the reconstruction era that's never been used in situations like this. his case based on unprecedent, first of their kind stretches of the law. neil: yeah. >> the other thing that's interesting are the facts. we don't have the facts linking trump to the rioters, so we don't see charges for sedition, we don't see charges for insurrection. i would want all of this to be a lot stronger if the government was going to take in this first step ever in history in such a major criminal trial as charging a former president. neil: you know, i was thinking no charge of sedition or anything like that, nothing to upend the country, that's where a lot of them democrats with whom i've talked had hoped to bring in the 14th amendment, that the president violated that and, as such, can't serve asth president of the united states if that's the case. that doesn't seem to have legally come up here unless he's trying, that is, to push it in there. i'm not sure. >> no, that's right, neil. di

bullets from the gun of a local tractor driver hit her in the head, the girl , fortunately, vovan ku, like a bird to fly somewhere sergey karpitsky languishes in anticipation last summer here on a peasant street, in the village, a lower bruise and condescended to a simple tractor driver of vision , he is standing big man . here sat the piston took a caliber rifle. investigators clarified. whether he flew at all that day to all the beggars at the detective could not be established . but in detail they outlined everything that happened after the stray shot karpinsky heard the children's risk and hid in the bushes. apparently he understood how it was right in the neighboring area and the girl’s father hit the little alevtina in the head, without waiting for the ambulance he took his daughter to the nearest hospital, orenburg. there, the doctors stated that the barrel bullet on the merchant was stuck right in the brain. three most difficult operations lasted a day and the girl got out early dragged on. now everything is fine. the investigators, in the meantime, were especially looking fo

ku chos disparos que encaminÓ una camioneta gris y vio caer 2 cuerpos.un saldo fatal. >>> una situaciÓn lamentable y cuÉntanos quÉ sabemos del sospechoso hasta ahora. >>> octavio el fiscal de distrito el condado de orange identificÓ a john... como un sargento retirado del departamento de policÍa. dejÓ un saldo de 4 muertos y 6 heridos 2 de ellos en condiciÓn critica. las autoridades todavÍa estÁn investigando el motivo de este incidente y confirmaron haber encontrado por lo menos un arma de fuego. este es el reporte que tenemos hasta el momento. >>> gracias erica por esta actual zas, seguimos al pendiente. >>> un nuevo caso controversial. luego de una demanda interpuesta por 3 de sus bailarinas. >>> ella alegan un ac so y ambiente hostil y los abogados lo niegan. miryam arias cuÉntanos lo Último sted caso. >>> es una noticia que hemos seguido por semana. contrarrestar las alegaciones en su contra, dice que hay votos y documentos que ponen en duda lo que las bailarines han dicho. y dicen que esto no cambia nada. >>> arremete contra la demanda en su contra

it was the ku klux klan going out to terrorize the black folks to stop them from voting. we talk about this being a reconstruction law and a law that is about targeting the clan. it might strike people of seeming arcane. what trump is doing here and -- here, it does not remind people of burning crosses. it is important to know that this law, because it was foundational in the nation's first attempt of trying to protect civil rights. it have a long history of attempts to prosecute who interviewed in elections. this is not just about violence and terrorism. this is about trying to interfere in the outcome of elections in ways very much like what trump is accused of doing here, there is a case in 1915 where the supreme court upholds an impact -- indictment, indicting two election officials trying to throw the votes in 11 precincts in oklahoma. like trump, those election officials, while there reason for throwing those votes out was baseless, just like trump's reason for throwing out votes in the 2020 election, it was not aimless. just like trump's was not aimless. the cities

criminal code, the ku klux klan act, the kkk act.g black people and preventing them from exercising the right to vote, including the right to have their votes counted. count four of this new indictment accuses trump of violating section 241 by conspiring to injure, oppress, threaten, and intimidate one or more persons in the free exercise and enjoyment of the right to vote, and have one's vote counted. joining us is maya wylie, civil rights attorney attorney, and president and ceo of leadership conference on civil and human rights. maya, no better person to talk to about this. i was very fired up about this yesterday, because to me it did not seem like a coincidence that there is a distinct racial project at the heart of the kkk act. and there seems to have been a distinct racial, that is to say racist, project at the heart of trump's efforts to disenfranchise votes. this was not a coincidence, they were black and brown votes he was trying to get discounted. >> look what donald trump had to do to try to steal the 2020 election from j

you just said to people, to black progressive people, are like grand wizards of the ku klux klan.of which at last count, there was an estimated 20 million, simply don't exist. you believe social welfare programs are incentivizing young women to abandon the idea of a nuclear family, and has convinced them to avoid traditional marriage. ramaswamy has been gaining on desantis in recent polls, those still trailing trump by about 50 points. he was cheered and booed and faced heavy criticism, and gained lots of new donors. true, his presidential bid is still a very long shot, but eyes wide open as we see a brand-new conspiracy theorist start taking the spotlight. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (vo) ninety-two percent of students in high-needs schools can't afford essential school supplies. subaru and our retailers are there to help by giving millions of dollars in funding along with school supplies students need. we call it “the subaru love promise” and we are proud to be the largest corporate supporter of adopt

the reason this was interesting to me is because it originates from the ku klux klan. when the clan was essentially trying to discourage and prevent black people from voting, this is the legislation that was enacted and so the notion that the doj has not charged donald trump with essentially trying to deprive the american public of their right to vote to have their vote counted is something of significance that we should all be paying attention to. >> you know, glen, picking up on what charles was talking about on the unnamed co-conspirators, why would jack smith hold off on indicting them now? >> great question, jose. because what i found unusual as a former career prosecutor was that none of these co-conspirators were charged in this indictment. i handled lots of conspiracy cases with co-defendants, ordinarily prosecutors like to charge everyone in a joint indictment. everyone who is believed to be or who we think we can prove to be was a co-conspirator. so, what i suspect jack smith is doing here is focusing like a laser beam on the leader of the conspiracy, donald

even though he is the one who was made grand wizards of the ku klux klan and proud, and who are beingon his comments after the town hall. he said, quote, the fact that we are taught to see each other on the basis of our genetic attributes is something that would make the old wizards of the kkk proud. tell me a little bit about this. this is another oversimplifications of a concept. he is saying the idea that people are talked about as black or white creates confusion and is part of the problem. >> well, the fact of the matter is, how do we eliminate racism? how do we eliminate racial disparities inequities where black people are more likely to die at the hands of police violence, the impoverished, be incarcerated, died from heart disease and cancer, if we don't talk about race? if we don't identify by race? you know, so that is the fact of the matter. and they want to illuminate conversations about race so that they can hide racism. and if you hide racism, then they are able to hide their policies that are actually causing those disparities and inequities, or in the case of vivek, aga

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victory is ours on august 8, 1925 , a ku klux klan parade took place in the capital of the united states , an organization of racist fanatics who fought for the white america clan arose after the civil war in order to prevent the granting of civil rights to blacks and coloreds do not agree to be intimidated and killed, then the clans quieted down, but after the first world war they sharply increased their influence in 19. the 20th, according to the most conservative estimates in the organization , was 2.5 million people, and on that day , 50,000 traditional hoodies with emblems on their chests, caps, their noses open, marched through washington in a solemn march, they felt their strength and they were not afraid of anything in those years, the racists committed hundreds of grave crimes against african americans, mexicans, liberal politicians and everyone who was considered their enemies today, the kuklox clan is formally dissolved, but its idea still has a second. on august 8, 1967 , the association of southeast asian nations or asean was created. at the beginning, it included five membe

that fourth count against trump, that conspiracy against rights, it is something sometimes called the kuklan act. it has really chilling resonance because of its historical origins. in terms of how it is used now, it is no longer something so tightly associated with racial terrorism. in the modern era, it has been used more broadly, including especially in cases of voting fraud conspiracies. vote rigging, casting false votes, conspiring to not properly count, properly cast votes in an election, all those sorts of things. but those are the four charges and let us start tonight by how the indictments lays this out. first of all, as i mentioned, it is unequivocally clear, and this is not new territory for us as a country, the indictment is very clear that it is about conduct that happened while trump was president. all four felony counts in the indictment have specific dates on them. they're all while trump was president. they all start on november 14th, 2020. the significance of that date, according to the indictment, according to the special counsel's allegations against the president, is

klux klan or they called it the ku klux klan act, and it set up the justice department to pursue the klan. this is a time where the national government was feeling, congress in particular, was feeling it was capable of actually not only designating a part but having the united states run it as well. took a long time to work out the kinks obviously but at least that was the intent. >> it's also true and this is in the book, i don't know if those in ourio talk today, but the failure of reconstruction and in the later creation of the parks service during the difficult time in theot early 20th century of the jim crow laws, there are lots of reasons why it was better for the park service to have a new story about its origins. tying it in as rolf was referring earlier i think to all the messiness of the civil war, tying it into a person like homestead who was known for his outright condemnation of the old south. these are people who saw it first hand and they were not having it. it needed a new story and they needed to convince southern legislatures and a southern president to sign the leg

enacted by congress after the civil war, federal agents could go after southern whites, including the kuklan, who were engaging, essentially, in terrorism to prevent black americans from voting. that is the origin of this part of the u.s. criminal code. that fourth count against trump, that conspiracy against writes, it is something sometimes called the ku klux klan act, it has really chilling residents because of its historical origins. in terms of how it is used now, it is no longer something so tightly associated with racial terrorism. in the modern era, it has been used more broadly, including especially in cases of voting fraud conspiracies. vote rigging, casting false votes, conspiring to not properly count, properly cast votes in an election, all the sorts of things but those are the four charges and let us start tonight by how the indictments lays this out. first of, all as i mentioned, it is unequivocally clear, this is not new territory for us as a country, the indictment is very clear that it is about conduct that happened while trump was president. all four felony counts in t

when he died in 1925, the ku klux klan conducted memorial services and cross burnings for him across the country in the cabinet, as wilson's secretary of state. bryan offered no objection when another wilson cabinet member, albert burleson, proposed segregation for the federal bureaucracy. wilson himself went along with the idea and defended it in public, despite the fact that prior to the wilson administration, white and black workers had worked side by side at the same desks, tables and machinery for years. the progressive journalist and publisher josephus daniels, was another white supremacy artist in the wilson cabinet. he was well-known for fomenting the notorious wilmington, north carolina, riots that resulted in the deaths of 60 black americans in one day. daniels celebrate the result with a jubilee. wilson made him the publicity chairman for his 1912 presidential campaign and then secretary of the navy at the end of the wilson administration. race riots across the united states were in almost every case instigated by white vigilantes attacking black men and women. newspaper a