and lisa moore, registered nurse, who was helping some of the victims in charlottesville, virginia. when we come back, we will be joined by one of the organizers of the antiwhite supremacist protest. we will be speaking to jalane schmidt, a professor at the university of virginia, dr. cornell west spoke friday night and saturday night in virgrgini, and we will be speaking with reverend traci blackmon who was also there. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are talking about the terror in charlottesville him a white supremacist violence that began friday night as hundreds of neo-nazis, kkk members, and other white nationalist dissented on the city and participated in a torch march. yes, burning torches in a surprise march across the university of virginia campus. surrounded the statue of thomas jefferson friday night. they were chanting "blood knot "blooda well-known -- and soil," well know and nazi phrase. we continue our hour-long discussion and error is -- joined by virginia organizer and dr. cor

also in charlottesville is lisa moore, a registered nurse who assisted a victim of the car attack. then we will do a roundtable with religious leaders and a member of black lives matter, professor university of virginia, who was part of the organizing of the anti-fascist protesters. , begin our show .ight now with brandy is a survivor as of this weekend, a survivor of the car rampage. talking about what happened on saturday, why you were there protesting and what happened when this car pulled up. >> first, i want to say thank you for having me on the show and also want to say my heart heather higher and her friends and family and everyone. not need to happen. there's a lot of love out there. i just want to say that first. i was out there on saturday because i firmly believe that when white supremacy -- when fascism, when all of that decides to show its ugly face, we all have a responsibility to stand up and oppose it, to fight it, and to make sure they know it is that ok and will never be ok, that they always lose and that they will lose again. that is why i decided to be there. gr

actually democrats under a different name and they should call themselves with ar, shelley moore capito, susan collins, lisaki. you name it come these people did not line up. address this is a strategy. >> mercedes: they have to support the legislative agenda that they would go on. if they do not get on board, they will lose his midterm elections. they will suffer because of the fact that they hasn't had accomplishments. on tax reform, a bit more optimistic that they'll be able to pass at least partial. >> dagen: two weeks ago i said that it wasn't north korea or even the ensuing issues over charlottesville. you see the stock market weakness which started about two weeks ago when it first came to light that mitch mcconnell and donald trump were fighting with each other. it's when mcconnell made that excessive expectations, and, then use raising market weakness and you made the same face. >> sandra: had set a historic high. >> harris: it's because the agenda is at rest. >> dagen: he can't get it repealed and replaced. you have to keep the government old men, pass the budget and move on. >> sandra: the stock

roy moore earning 41% of the vote, 50% needed for an outright victory, he will face lisa strange in a runoff vote that happens next month, strange finished second despite an endorsement from donald trump and mitch mcconnell. the election vacated by jeff sessions is in december. and use the john curtis winning the republican nomination in a congressional primary, consider the favorite over yellen to fill jason shaver to vacated seat. the bathroom bill, and ending the special session without voting on it. it is the second time the bill died in the legislature. >> after kim jung un appeared to back down on nuclear threats the united states as it is open to negotiation over north korea's missile program. >> we are interested in finding dialogue, that is up to him. >> this comes as the state department released a report claiming north korea has been keeping thousands of political prisoners in camps over their religious views. they were tortured and executed for worshiping anyone other than the north korean government. terrorists in afghanistan demanding all us forces get out of their count

my name is lisa kimmel and i'm senior counsel here in the anti-trust group at crowell and mooring. like everyone else that you're going it hear from today, before joining the law firm i spent time at the federal trade commission where i was an anti-trust and policy advisor to former chairwoman edith ramirez and in my work there, i focused on anti-trust and competition matters, particularly in the technology sector and with the intersection of intellectual property and we want to welcome everybody, and thank you, federalist society giving us the opportunity to host this program. with that i'm going to introduce our prestigious group of panelists and first of all, we have the honorable maureen kay oles housen. she was sworn in on the federal trade commission april 4th, 2012 and designated by the current administration to serve as acting chairman in january of 2017. before joining the commission maureen was a partner at wilkinson barker where she focused on ftc issues, competition law, privacy and technology policy. and i want to say that the acting chairman has a very long history of