we have conspiracy theories, white supremacists, neo-nazis, anti-government militias.also, we need to look at the threat as it is today. the diversified security threat as it is today. not as it was yesterday or how we think it's going to be tomorrow. disinformation and conspiracies are clear drivers on the rise of violent domestic extremism. we've seen the impact of disinformation on the attack on the u.s. capitol. we continue to see firsthand how disinformation is driving the narratives that directly feed into the threat. so any strategy, by this administration, to combat the threat needs to address this emerging terrorism disinformation nexus and, frankly, the private sector and social media platform have lots of responsibility in this area. also, government. government is not always the most credible messenger. so it's important to work with communities, with formers, with faith-based organizations and leaders or whoever is most engaged in the community. even with politicians that those individuals can probably listen to. i know it's difficult to get the former pre

there was one that went from describing himself as a neo-nazi to went to the islam inspection. the violent people may not necessarily subscribe, even understand this ideology. mr. sterman: i think it is a problem of because we been fighting a war we frame our other responses of fighting an ideological war even if it is not the military. we now think of terrorism as the word to place on these when perhaps there is a counterterrorism issue but that is actually, when it comes to our democracy or what we care about, really small compared to how large a segment of the population does not trust the government, is actively seeking to sustain white supremacy in some form, as developed other extreme views. let me connect that to another audience question to you all. how can one restore trust in the government or his trump not even really the issue? our way beyond that -- are we beyond that to open political conflict? questions the trust issue, even as it relates to the events of last week, there appear to have been several mistakes, they may not have been delivered, but mistakes were ma

also coming up it was a crime that shocked germany and now a verdict is due in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating german politicians prostitutes could 2 years ago. and nationwide protests in poland as a near total ban on abortions comes into effect critics say the country's conservative government has gone too far. i'm swimming so much gun it's good to have you with us the european union and swedish british drug maker astra zeneca has failed to make a breakthrough in a dispute over supply shortages of covert 1000 vaccine to the block the company said in a statement that it had a constructive conversation with the e.u. about scaling up production astra zeneca had sparked anger by saying it would deliver 60 percent fewer doses of the vaccine than promised in the 1st quarter of this year now rollout of the vaccine has been slower than expected across the european union and here in germany frustration is growing. accessing this vaccination center in brandenburg in eastern germany is harder than it might look to get an appointment for a covert 1000 job you need staying power o

i've interviewed neo-nazis and say they could be easily in. or isis, they could go from one thing to the next. the islamic state, also on the internet, by the way. who was he? i think that is another layer, violent people may not necessarily describe or even understand this ideology. >> we've been fighting an actual war and frame a lot of our other responses as part of that even if it's not military when it comes to terrorism we now think of heroism placed on these. they are sort of a counterterrorism issue but that's actually when itss comeso our democracy will we care about, really small compared to how large the segment of the population in trust to government, seeking sustained white supremacy in some form and has developed other extreme views and let me go to another audience question. how can one restore trust in the government or trust not really even the issue here i was beyond that. >> i'll take a step trust issue. even as it relates last week, there appears to be states may not be delivered but certainly it takes were made. they were

most closely watched trials in decades and now in the last hour a court here in germany has found a neo nazi guilty of assassinating regional politician vita look at 2 years ago and sentenced him to life in prison was a member of anglo-american c.d.u. party and had spoken out in support of refugees he accused shot him in the head at his home near the west german town of causes. it's a trial which brought the specter of far right violence in germany into sharp focus once again defendant stephanie guilty of murdering an elected politician vowed to loot co was a well liked local leader who defended angle america's policies on migration it turned him into a target of extremists stephanie recorded this video at the town hall where vowed to lucca faced far right hecklers. you have to stand up for certain values is anyone who doesn't agree with these values is free to leave the country that's a freedom every german enjoys. pushing 4 years later local was assassinated outside his home in june 21000 his body discovered by his son 2 weeks later special forces arrested stefan. over the course of t

like when you were part of this neo-nazi group? would you listen to somebody who's trying to just reason with you and say, these are the facts and i care about you? >> well, i think the caring part, yeah, absolutely. that, i would have listened to but the reasoning, you can't argue logically against somebody who's arguing illogically, which is why i say we really need to listen for those potholes and start to repair the things that motivate people to go in that direction and that also inevitably pulls them back because they have more of a foundation under them and more of a way to search for that sense of community in positive ways. >> trying to cut it off before it gets extreme. i hear you. >> it's an ideological debate. >> thank you so much for sharing all of that. >> thank you, ana. >> join fareed zakaria for an in-depth look at american political hatred. how did it get so bad? this fareed zakaria special, the divided states of america. what is tearing us apart, airs tomorrow night at 9:00 here on cnn. we are j.c. ust learning f

shocked germany a politician shot in the head in cold blood now a verdict is due in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating but had to give 2 years ago. also coming up concerned and frustration grows here in germany as the country's efforts to vaccinate its population against cope with 19 run into problems what is going to wrong with the governments and occupation drug. nationwide protests in poland as a near total ban on abortions comes into effect critics say the country's conservative government has gone too far. plus of sexual violence in france ever more victims of incest are coming forward after a book is published accusing a prominent intellectual of raping his stepson survivors choose the government of turning a blind eye. i'm sumi so much kind of good to have you with us a court here in germany is expected to deliver a verdict today in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating conservative politician look at 2 years ago the pope was a member of on going back to you party and had spoken out in support of refugees he was gunned down in cold blood at his home near

i do not think it is a top-down in terms of this is neo-nazi, this is white supremacy, this is the clan. it is much more horizontal, and in many ways they ever have been in the only way they can survive is constantly rebranded and think of ways to bring into the mainstream. did you see the auschwitz guy? we know who he is. did you see the guy with the confederate flag? we know who he is. there is a dr. who flew in on a private jet from seattle. she does not necessarily seem like one of those people. how did she get there? you have to understand the horizontal nature about this to understand. that is a very complicated question. mr. sterman: insert of differentiating, and obviously all of these can be understood and may be should be understood under one broad-spectrum, but if we separate out for an initial discussion people who are white supremacist in the form that takes of an ideological commitment to a political program of upholding white supremacy understood as doing that. the ku klux klan, the neo-nazi model, the kind of people who would not ironically or jokingly or at least when t

shocked germany a politician shot in the head in cold blood now a verdict is due in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating boss had 2 years ago. also coming up a nationwide protest in poland as a near total ban on abortions comes into effect critics say the country's conservative government has gone too far. plus frustration grows here in germany as the country's efforts to vaccinate its population against cope with 19 run into problems what is going wrong with the government's drive to get people inoculated. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us of course here in germany is expected to deliver a verdict today in the trial of a neo nazi accused of assassinating conservative politician to look 2 years ago look at was a member of the michael c.d.u. party and had spoken out in support of refugees he was gunned down in cold blood at his home near the west german town of castle another alleged neo nazi is also want trial as an accomplice. defendant stephanie has been on trial for nearly 8 months accused of murdering the german politician val toluca has a legit motor of

he said everything the neo-nazis stand for discuss me. it's not about them, it's about their right to do what, under the constitution? under the bill of rights? to march and to express their views. just because i don't like their views, doesn't mean they can't express them. he argued the case for them,. he won the case for them. then the neo-nazi party said, we're not going to march anyway. we will march in chicago. and they marched in chicago. again, give me an example recently where extreme right wing groups, wanted to meet together to demonstrate to assemble, and it turned violent and has ripped this country apart. yes sir. where? >> the black lives matter movement. >> okay black lives matter was involved but where did it sit? where did the fires burn? >> was in charlottesville virginia. >> that's it john, you got it that was two years ago? the neo-nazis, the other right wing group was there and what were they protesting? taking down confederate war monuments. so who showed up? antifa on the left showed up, black lives matter showed up

jeremy and i want to start with you what is the cause of battalions history in regards to neo nazi ism and what role debate played today in the cultivation of white supremacy groups around the world. well my understanding is that the you know the war in eastern ukraine is a dirty war it has been really very well covered in the united states media but there's been a lot 1 of atrocities in that war and there are elements of the ukrainian it's kind of like a vietnam war where the training in military like the american army in vietnam was very divided and a lot of you know the telling the ukrainian military ambivalent about fighting their own people of eastern ukraine because that whole war originated after coup d'etat backed by united states in 2014 in those provinces in the east were lawit generally they're more and more similarity with the russians and their economies are integrated more with russia so yes. when a pro western government took root. in ukraine they separate is and so the creating the government had to rely on these militias because their own military would always fight an

the neo-nazis, other right-wing groups wanted to meet. what were they protesting? taking down confederate war monuments. so who showed up? black lives matter showed up, antifa, the two groups clashed. cops cannot deny them the right. free speech, freedom of assembly means you are free to say what you want so long as you stay within those parameters, even though you might not like what the other side is saying but have a right to what? that is what makes america great. >> what happens when it comes to destruction of property and stuff like that? prof. prevas: the destruction of property is against the law. it's against the law. but invariably, these groups, when that happens, when the virus breaks out, their excuse always is on the left and right, self-defense. we were defending ourselves. >> did the government have the right to do with a did to go into waco, texas? prof. prevas: are you familiar with waco? branch davidians were a religious group led by the sky news that he was the messiah. he had a compound in waco, and he was holding religious services and had a d

the neo-nazis, right wing groups wanted to meet. what were they protesting?aking down confederate war monuments. so who showed up? antifa showed up, black lives matter showed up, the two groups clashed. cops can't deny them the right. free speech, freedom of assembly, means that you are free to say what you want so long as you stay within those parameters, even though you might not like what the other side is saying, they have a right to what? say it. that, gentlemen, is what makes america great. yes, sir. >> what happens when it comes to destruction of property? >> give me that again. >> what happens when it comes to, like, destruction of property and stuff like that? >> the destruction of property, i mean, that's against the law. it's against the law. but invariably these groups, when that happens, when the violence breaks out, their excuse always is on the left or the right, it was what, self-defense. we were defending ourselves. yes, sir. >> don't they have the right to go into waco, texas? did the government have the right to do what they did to go into

nazis the neo nazi the far right extremist scene is very strong in northern has the area where they were active and where the murder happened and so this is a question that hasn't really been dealt with at this trial this trial has focused on these 2 men but now the question remains whether or not there are other people were involved or maybe involved in other cases as well and i think it is up to the intelligence agencies now to dig deep into that and there's also a parliamentary inquiry committee that has been established to look deep into that and look curse murder was. brought with him but of of the 1st right wing murder of a politician since the 2nd world war how's the threat from this direction been underestimated many people say yes it has been on this to mated fall for many many years. right wing extremism has been on the rise in germany over the last couple of years and for a long time the domestic intelligence agencies have rather focus on islamist terror as that has been a threat as well but now with them different attacks that have been happening with the murder of. with

on the christian identity part of this or the neo-nazi or occult type of symbols.s apparently showing up. but it does seem to be important for some people. unit draws you in to these ideas of these beliefs. but think about the same thing been weapon eyes towards other groups party to both qaeda and isis managed to take the shahada, simple of the muslim faith that declares that you are a believer. he managed to make the shahada into banner of jihad. it sounds crazy but they did. people refer to the black flag, those were the words that are on that black flag. usually within white. but again, it is so offensive to most muslims to see how those groups have weapon eyes, more simple profession of just believing in islam. that's another example of how symbolisms and religious identities can be used towards violent actions. >> and other organizations with air. they overlap in language and we are having christian identity is a great example of this .i think this is been very much molded into, there's a certain conservative christianity is been moving into this movement. [i

i would be more inclined to call them neo muslim brotherhood a neo muslim brother is someone who clearly identifies with the egyptian muslim brotherhood and ideological terms but it wasn't connected to the brotherhood materially or organically the muslim brotherhood is more an ideology of a good entity there's no cards there's no special status particularly. for road european projects currently funded by qatar charity links to these neo muslims. for the past 15 years and italian academic has been conducting research on muslim brotherhood networks in the west he meets with them members collects their stories and analyzes that time in 2015 there ends of a dino was hired by george washington university in washington d.c. to hide its program on extremism. when.

he said, everything the neo-nazis stand for disgusts me. but it's not about them.s about their right to do what under the constitution? under the bill of rights? to march and to express their views. just because i don't like their views doesn't mean they can't express them. he argued the case for them. won the case. and then the neo-nazi party said, hell, we're not going to march anyway. we'll march in chicago. and they marched in chicago. again, give me an example recently where extreme right wing groups wanted to meet together to demonstrate, to assemble, and it turned violent, and it's ripped this country apart. yes, sir? >> black lives matter movement. >> where? >> black lives matter movement. >> pull your thing down. >> the black lives matter movement. >> okay. where. black lives matter was involved but where did it sit? where did the fires burn? >> what about charlottesville, virginia? >> you got it, john. charlottesville, virginia, yeah. what, two years ago? the neo-nazis, other right wing groups wanted to meet. what were they protesting? taking down confede

i would be more inclined to call them neo muslim brotherhood a neo muslim brother is someone who clearly identifies with the egyptian muslim brotherhood and ideological terms but it wasn't connected to the brotherhood materially or organically the muslim brotherhood is more an ideology of a good entity there's no cards there's no special status particularly. in all ruled european projects currently funded by qatar charity linked to these neo muslims. for the past 15 years an italian academic has been conducting research on muslim brotherhood networks in the west he meets with them members collects the stories and analyzes that time in 2015 there ends of a dino was hired by george washington university in washington d.c. to head its program on extremism. we asked him to take a look at the documents stored on the flash drive. you saw the business paper business but you're only seeing the end the. ones. back in london. just. getting. money. to get noticed. it confirms what i think there's a concerted effort to buy. in to fund the brotherhood networks in europe and to fund the substation we'

there is violence, neo-nazi groups and militias. there is violent far-left, anarchists and anti-fascists. there is a political motivation. they would like to use violence to achieve an objective. hate crime in general doesn't get to that category. if there is just arguments or scrawling, someone who walks into a supermarket and conducts an attack that is a revenge attack for getting fired from work, that is not terrorism. host: would you call what happened in the capital domestic terrorism? guest: i would definitely call what happened, the motivation by some domestic terrorism. others may have been outside the building or in the area. there might been other motivations that were protests. it comes to individuals that were prepared to conduct or threaten violence for political purposes, in the crowd, there were some neo-nazis. the fbi has arrested them. this is not fake news. they have been investigated and arrested and are being indicted. we know the motivation. that we have some individuals that have been involved in violence or th

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also coming up he is the neo nazi who pulled the trigger in the 1st murder of a german politician by the far right since 1945 he'll be spending the rest of his life in prison without parole there not a court had determined that the accused a different had basically acted out of right wing extremist and racist motivation and it also dunstall previously since the fall of the 100 touched. on to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our viewers all around the world welcome we begin the day looking at the pandemic not as the scourge of. the century but rather as the opportunity of a generation the virus has exposed society's ugly underbelly of inequality from front line health care workers to home schooling to keeping everyone's same within the lockdowns these are roles that women more often than men have taken on that's 20 hours per week of additional work for women according to the world economic forum labor unions say once the pandemic is over the gains women have made in the labor force will be more like 2011 instead of 2021 a decade of progress in gender parity wiped out

already, you have people that study extremism, we had some very well-known qanon adherence in the crowd, neo-nazis in the crowd, other white supremacist groups in the crowd, and of course, the proud boys were there, that was pretty well advertised that they had planned to be there. and intermixed with that, you had any number of individuals who probably just thought they were going to a political rally to support trump. but those violent extremists mixed in with a large group of people created that volatile mob-like environment. i'm honestly kind of shocked that we didn't see more violence. i think they didn't realize how easy it would to get into the capitol, and they had known they could breach it, they probably would have planned to wreak more havoc. but we should look at what happened yesterday as a warning. they will do things like this again. if you are in law enforcement today, i would imagine that you are pulling up all of your reserve officers and hardening your soft targets, hardening -- you should be, hardening any officials that have spoken out against trump. they are calling out onlin

issue present in china it very effectively gave voice to people sense of alienation and in a classic neo fascist playbook he played the race card in combination with people's notions of economic and other forms of socially nation because quite honestly you are correct. people are really needed because there i mean look at this country right now the life expectancy is decreasing the this generation in this country for the 1st time in history makes less than its parents and there are a lot of things we can do about it trump gave voice to that but his resolute his solution to that was to pass the biggest tax cut in the history of this country for billionaires i worked directly and was honored to for senator bernie sanders there was a whole other vision a clear there and the one thing i'm very grateful about and i'm an optimist i'm a progressive optimist is that we are seeing movement already on day one from president biden read that resonates with some aspects of what our campaign was a poll and. let me also ask you have about president biden because one thing that i was pretty surprised by

to be resolved immediately or by the will power somehow of this administration magically this is a neo liberal system we live under the question is is whether social movements whether organizations whether advocacy can move the needle you know we don't we don't look can't move from the status quo to say to some sort of ideal like equal system but we have to kind of move things i mean this is the reformist perspective but it's a real reformist perspective i agree you can't just magically think that things are going to change through good will there are entrenched political interests and just give you one example that people don't realize for example mark zuckerberg people say that the shareholders of. facebook could choose to remove. i'm not necessarily supporting that that's actually impossible because of the dual class share structure zuckerberg has a different class an acquisition in facebook where he actually can't be removed he has total authority now professor if i hear him make me happy and me ask you a question that is very close to my heart as as a professor of information that

has there ever been in all human history a clear distillation of the essence of neo-liberalism than thatver has been. maybe at this point, people will start to catch onto the game. suddenly, people are catchingo onto a lot of things, it looks like. looking back, we may see the reddit guys and their effective defense of game stop as a kind of turning point in this country's history. whatever our current system is, it is definitely not the capitalism we were promised, not evenit close. one of the rare people in media who understands this is our next guest. he's a founder of barstool sports as well as an independent investors who trades an awfull lot on line and has done well. dave portnoy joins us now to explain exactly what this moment means. dave this gets to the heart of what you've been doing under quarantinene and i'm wondering what lessons we can draw from this. what is happening exactly? >> you know, i've been trading heavily since quarantine started and i was shocked by this. i personally did invest in amc and nokia. those are two of the stocks that the reddit guys and the wall str

hell, this went out in a group e-mail to every qanon nut job and white supremacists and neo-nazi and anti-semite within hundreds of miles. yet i want to read you this in "the washington post." in memos issued in january 4 and 5 the pentagon prohibited the district guardsman from receiving ammunition or riot gear, interacting with protesters unless necessary for self-defense, sharing equipment with local law enforcement or using guard surveillance and air assets without the defense secretary's explicit sign-off, according to officials familiar with the orders. and general, i think we know each other pretty well. i am not a conspiracy theorist either, and yet reading the tea leaves here you would think that some kind of a fix was in. >> it was complicit. they complied doing what they thought 45 wanted to do. and i don't want to cross the line here because i'm subject to uniform code of military justice, but because if i make a derogatory remark against the president or certain members of his cabinet. but i will say this. to hell with it. this was total incompetence and was complicit by

nazis and these off italian you know had the symbols 'd was led by neo nazis and committed atrocities in eastern ukraine. and dr haass then why is it so difficult for social media companies like facebook to combat white supremacists recruitment by groups like they have on their platforms we know that a recent survey from the anti-defamation league found that 61 percent of all americans believe that facebook and twitter are somewhat responsible and 75 percent of americans are worried about violent extremism. and. workers have a misconception we think about white supremacist organization in groups you know being clothed in white sheets but their eyes come out you know walking down the street with torches in their hands and white supremacy we're going to. have become arson is to keep it comparatively speaking over the years and he also began to recruit younger individuals who have learned how to push messaging that's a lot more palatable so especially when they're in which talking about. broadening their messaging and recruitment efforts at recruiting younger individuals in fact shows ar

we are neo- marxists and status or whatever they call themselves or what we call them.his means nothing to them. they've told us what they intend to do. if they win the georgia seats so i want to talk specifically to the people of georgia. you are our last line of defense when it comes to the united states senate. you are it. if you have any inclination to sit at home you better stay in the hell up. i'm not asking you to go to war we are not asking you to put your lives on the line and we are brave young men and women who do that every scene with a but we are asking you to vote. not just for georgia but for the rest of us and we are asking you to vote for the rest of us, whether you like the republican candidates or not, it doesn't matter but i would vote for an orange juice can over these radical left-wing coots particularly the sky raphael warnock was an anti-semite and who is a race baiter and clearly hates this country and the idea that he will serve in the united states senate then you have the other kook who is basically a trust fund candidate 33 years old and loo

yesterday tesla took a breather after neo got good news there is more room -- i mentioned it would be bought today and i think there is more room for tesla and neo and that's a reason tesla stock came roaring back at 38 points. if you're a tesla analyst with an 800 price target and you think yesterday's weakness may be the last blip down, tomorrow is the day to raise your price target to $1,100 fueling -- forget that. why not make a statement take it to $1200 who cares. it not just tesla. look at the banks. last spring, the group was in free fall as the fed determined interest rates would stay lows for years to come and need higher rates i come in every day and see analysts viciously banging down the price targets. but then we had a fourth quarter where trading came back to life. volatility picked up and mergers bounced back as did stock under writings, fixed income while interest rates went higher these firms are suddenly in a position to make fortunes. the problem for the analysts, estimates and price targets cut back in april, may and june are way too low. the gun shy about raising

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oftenerans are involved or there are anecdotes about law enforcement involvement in white supremacist or neo-nazioups. what we do not havis evidence or data that tells us how big the scope of the problem is. in germany where there had also been scandal after scandal, they're not have finally been national investigations. i think this is something abiding the administration cannot push off any longer - the biden administration cannot push off any longer. it's a mandate to ask the department of defense and apartment of justice to create reporting mechanisms that require public accountability for these type of situations. brent: cynthia miller from the american university in washington, d.c., we appreciate your presence tonight. from politics to the pandemic. hey south african variant of covid-19 has been found to be more infectious than other strains of the virus according to one of the nation's top epidemiologists. the variant binds more readily and strongly to human cells but there is no evidence it causes a more severe person of the disease. the variant is behind a recent surge in cases across s

there's a confederate section of the cemetery and had an encounter with a group of neo-confederates who are about a second statue of the confederate general nathan bedford forrest and the dissonance of that encounter on the day of a major civil rights anniversary through me for this loop, raised a bunch of questions about nathan bedford forrest, what it meant to put up a monument to him in 2015 so i went down this rabbit hole on forrest's monuments and that book has been the last five or six years, running down when i picked up in that cemetery down in selma. so i think that's probably all that's necessary to set this up so i'm going to read for the first action of the book, the book is in four different parts, or different monuments. so here we go. there is a story about forest late in the war that i've come to think of as a parable for his life, for his memory. it's september 10, 1864 months before the battle of selma. this train depot near the mississippi alabama border, forest is deep in thought planning a raid . it's been almost a year since lincoln recast bore as a fight to refoun

government feels that way the there is there is division but the neo conservative element very much to change the strategic dynamic in eastern europe. people and they've been at this for a long time they came in around the issue of propaganda they studied how to create hot buttons for the american people they had this experience when they were getting the american people to get excited about central america back in the one. there. and they've been applying those same strategy. they remain very dedicated to achieving their goals they still want to get rid of. syria's regime change. very skilled at this and they have now inside the news media inside the government means the. they can do a lot to control the narrative of any story so i think in america these days we have somehow told ourselves that there are a lot of ways of dealing with these problems other than hard power blabber putin cares about hard power the neoconservatives can now demonize a leader of a country that sells with the american people so you don't just sort of argue a policy you attack the leader so the neoconservative