copenhagen. 1815, pope 7, rebuilds the ghetto in rome, jewish ghetto in rome, 1868, august 15, ku klux klanhe first jew, in 10871, another pope, roman. states about the jews, there are too many of these dogs nowadays and we we hear them howling in the streets, they bother us everywhere, the enlightened west, so for them, the jews, the ukrainians, the palestinians are absolutely expendable material that is of no interest to anyone, but is only interesting for the purposes of... now they are trying with us organize riots on the same topic, listen, well, in my opinion, those who went to destroy the kaspiysk airport to look for jews there are actually much worse people. than those who are bombing today, killing women, children and old people in gaza, i will explain why, you understand, soldiers of the israeli army, officers of the israeli army, carrying out orders, even criminal orders, they are under oath, they gave the order, they carry out, there is no exact data, they ordered to bomb, they bomb, israeli generals, they are also under oath. israeli politicians are not under a military oath, b

host: are you saying all palestinians to the ku klux klan? ller: i am saying in the same regard not all white people are part of the ku klux klan. when hamas is the control and they have all of their influence in government and the way their government works, they flew palestinians to gain control. their neighbors do not want them. they were thrown out of egypt because of the muslim brotherhood. host: you are talking about hamas than. sean in new york. democratic caller. caller: i want to talk about the impeachment inquiry into president biden. i do not believe they have substantial evidence against president biden the even think of an inquiry such as impeachment. what do you think? host: we are getting your thoughts this morning. you think there is not substantial evidence. caller: president biden -- his son -- any evidence against his son is a black book up his was black and there is was blue. the only evidence they have on hunter biden is a book that was not even his. host: sean's thoughts in new york. democratic caller. we want to get your

want to ask you to begin telling us what is it you want people to understand about the ku klan, the first klu klux klan, which not many people know in the united states, 1870 period. what it you want people to understand about the klan and this period of reconstruction and also whether you think there's something particular about that period about reconstruction itself that made the potential for violence black people so overwhelming. yes i want to echo rachel thank you for your or for your questions for panel and you all for coming in writing this book. what i knew is that emancipation is celebrated understandably right got the sort of juneteenth celebration, but a lot of people don't know what came next, which, you know, included waves of violent attacks, hostage taking, mass killing events. and so we know a lot about those stories. we know a lot what happened about how obscene that violence because african-americans, survivors and witnesses left accounts and historians have used those firsthand accounts to highlight the fact election violence. but i argue that in each of those testimonies, it's

i will make no distinction between the nazis in germany and world war ii, swart for the ku klux klann america and who support hamas. they're all horrible. the democrats have a group inside their party is advocating for these positions. when you say cease-fire you are saying let hamas get away with the attack and let hamas do it again. that's what they will do if there is a cease-fire. i make no moral distinction between those who support hamas and those who would support the clan or the nazis. they are one in the same. >> harris: we were told by their leader there will be many october 7th. you don't believe them? i do. you do. when i say you don't believe them i'm talking to the far left of the party of the democrats. and what are they pro now, the killers? they are one step away from the endgame is to wipe everybody off the face of the earth who is not like them. it won't stop at jews. it will be christians. it will be everybody. it is about hate. protestors in new york city marched through the streets chanting their hate for israel and president biden. [crowd chanting] >> harris: t

and if you do, treat him the way you would treat a lawyer who belonged to the i ku klux klan and supported there is no difference. 1200 jews were lynched on october 7th, and these people support those lynchings. mark: to underscore your point and the prime minister's point before you, the third reich in the ivory tower, complicity and conflict on american campuses, professor steven norwood, it is a fantastic -- now, he's a liberal, in my view, but it's a fantastic book. and he explains as you're explaining in the '30s and even in the '40s the germans infiltrated our colleges and universities, they infiltrated our culture. it was intentional, and there was this fifth column, as you say, of pro-nazi students, pro-nazi professors, pro-nazi e media in this country. and your point is and it's here again. but this time it's funded by groups like the hamas network. we know of now some billionaires and millionaires as more information's coming out who are backing these movements and so forth. and when colleges and universities pretend that this is free speech and and academic freedom, they're givi

i wanted to know, what is the difference in the ku klux klan and hamas?ause the klan hung black women by their feet, and stopped their babies. -- stomped their babies. white people would type black people to trees and beat them to death, we have said to black people on fire, and some people now are yelling here in america, we don't like men, and we would kill some of the jews here. we have terrorists here in the united states. we cannot talk about anybody. we are just as bad. host: can sam in san diego, california, independent. caller: good morning. i think this is a really just very complicated situation that i think needed to be investigated further before rushing into conclusion and action. i think the timing is like, you know, the netanyahu government was basically at the verge of war with the changing of the judiciary there, to serve his personal needs, and there is evidence surfacing online that the foot soldiers turned a blind eye and allowed it to happen. i am not justifying the action but they could have prevented it to have the most sophisticate

also remember my stepfather, his story growing up in new jersey in the 20s and 30s, and how the ku klux klan once burned across near his house because they were the first catholic family in the town. then when he interviewed these world war ii veterans and those on the homefront about the wartime experience, g.i. after g.i. talked about an army, particularly, that was very accommodating to religious pluralism. fast forward a number of years later, i was going to do this audacious book project, the american response to germany, and i started doing research on the book and got a very generous grant to go to the fdr library to use their collections. i said, let me pull the stuff first about religion. it intrigued me. that is when i found my topic. it was a series of documents related to flagrant bash the rosh hashanah greetings from roosevelt. i read these. i worked once as an intern at a congressional office, so i knew this is stock in trade of what politicians do, but i also found these readings poignant because you can see the course of worsening relations abroad and the war. i thought, this

protesters comparing new york's police and the israelis to the ku klux klan.believable chant coming up. but, first, governor greg abbott of texas' fight for educational freedom faces a new hurdle. we will talk to a state lawmaker about the high stakes battle brewing in the lone star state coming up. ♪ we's knows when you open up your home this holiday... you open up your kitchen. so we've got black friday golden gable deals on samsung appliances fit for any kitchen. and any budget. so you can open up the possibilities. discover our black friday golden gable deals while they last. 18 years from tonight, grant gill will become a legend. when he totally kills it at his improv class's graduation performance. knees will be slapped. suds will be sprayed. people won't know what hurts more: their cheeks, or their sides. that's why he's already keeping himself in-shape and razor sharp today with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does. because the younger you are, the more you need aarp. the chase ink business pre

the ku klux klan members who bombed birmingham 16th street baptist church on september 15, 1963 aboutaddie mae collins, denise mcnair, carol robertson, and cynthia wesley. they neither knew nor cared that these little girls had mothers and fathers. families who loved them. that they proudly turned out to church that day in their sunday best. the bombers were not even targeting these girls. the deaths of any african-americans would due. you see, hatred is blind. the killers could only see black. but these girls were so much more than the color of their skin. so much more than their race. each was unique with hope and dreams. with talents and foibles, and spark of intrinsic work. three of the girls would have turned 74 last april. and one would have been 71 this coming november. who knows what they would have achieved if they had lived. what contributions they would have made. whose days they would have brightened. what i do know is that their lives, like the lives of all of us, matter. they still mattered. in his eulogy for the girls, dr. martin luther king said we must be concerned no

right here in the 1920's, down pennsylvania avenue in 1925, we remember when the ku klux klan was a mainstream organization. when we remember that president harding died in virginia -- in indiana, there was a klan rally at the fair grounds commemorating his death. well, that ghost still lingered on, contemporary data shows they still -- african-americans still only account for 1.4% of the country's 3.4 million produces. equity issues remain and program delivery to this very day. n.p.r. analysis found that in 2022 only 36% of black farmers receive direct loans from usda. while their white counterparts receive 72% loan acceptance. perhaps some of the biggest gaps in the loan demographics can also be seen in the rejection numbers where 16% of black farmers are rejected. the highest amount corresponding figure for white farmers was 4%. 48% of black farmers withdrew their applications in frustration. and that number correspondent -- corresponds with asian americans. while efforts are under way to address this current crisis through the inflation reduction act, and other measures, there must be a pr

court nominee who had never tried a case and instead had written as a ghostwriter defending the ku klux klan cinch circuit nominee who likened abortion to slavery? how about the ninth circuit nominee whose colleagues called him, quote, arrogant, lazy, and ideologue and lacking in the day-to-day practice of law. some republicans on the senate judiciary committee criticize one of the biden nominees as soft on crime because she had dedicated her career to exonerating wrongfully imprisoned individuals mainly using dna evidence. that's right, senate republicans argued that releasing people from prison who did not actually commit the crime is somehow dangerous for society. just last week one of my republican colleagues criticized the nominee who has served as a federal prosecutor for 16 years because he did not ask a judge to impose a sentence that was higher than the maximum sentence allowed by law in one case. let me be clear, this nominee would be asking a federal judge to violate the law, if he had made such a request. those types of attacks are simply not credible. president biden's nominees

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it won't >> ku klux klan stuff.xt thing going thing he's going to say is going to be so insightful. you'll be able to see the minutes of able to see the minutes ratio of who spoke on this show. >> the straight >> i'm the straight man just says corrections. now we like >> i'm the straight man just sayzroyalctions. now we like >> i'm the straight man just sayzroyalctions. ino, we like >> i'm the straight man just sayzroyal ctions. ino, that ike >> i'm the straight man just sayzroyalctions. ino, that is; the royal family. no, that is factually runs the royal family. no, that is fac'fivey runs the royal family. no, that is fac'five minutes runs the royal family. no, that is fac'five minutes about runs the royal family. no, that is fac'five minutes about quasi runs for five minutes about quasi racist stuff. because? because they don't. >> they don't want what's on the patrick christys show. on this show, them show, we're giving them something it's true . >> listen, louis, it's true. napoleon. you think it's napoleon. do

i wanted to know, what is the difference in the ku klux klan and hamas?ecause the klan hung black women by their feet, and stopped their babies. -- stomped their babies. white people would type black people to trees and beat them to death, we have said to black people on fire, and some people now are yelling here in america, we don't like men, and we would kill some of the jews here. we have terrorists here in the united states. we cannot talk about anybody. we are just as bad. host: can sam in san diego, california, independent. caller: good morning. i think this is a really just very complicated situation that i think needed to be investigated further before rushing into conclusion and action. i think the timing is like, you know, the netanyahu government was basically at the verge of war with the changing of the judiciary there, to serve his personal needs, and there is evidence surfacing online that the foot soldiers turned a blind eye and allowed it to happen. i am not justifying the action but they could have prevented it to have the most sophistica