i'd come to germany to see the neo-nazi scene first hand. and arranged to meet keith just outside the entrance to the hate rock festival at a bar called the golden lion, run by and for neo-nazis. >> how are you? >> keith had made sure he was dressed for the occasion. there is a lot of symbolism in all of this. so that sign on your sock. >> thor's hammer. >> thor's hammer. i've got my 14-hole boots on, each represents one of the words. >> the words? >> yes. >> would that be like the commandment? >> sure. >> he likes to hang out with people who thinks the same way he does, views that have gotten him into trouble back home. >> i don't have those scuffs all over my boots by chance. >> that's from what, from kicking people? >> kicking and fighting, you know, scuffling. brawling. >> brawling. >> basically, yeah. >> but you don't want to get into any brawls today. >> no. >> is that possible? >> oh, absolutely it's possible. >> do you think i will have any problems? >> no, not at all. because you seem civilized to me, and you're caucasian, we're inv

i'd come to germany to see the neo-nazi scene first hand.keith just outside the entrance to the hate rock festival at a bar called the golden lion, run by and for neo-nazis. >> how are you? >> keith had made sure he was dressed for the occasion. there is a lot of symbolism in all of this. so that sign on your sock. >> thor's hammer. >> thor's hammer. i got my 14-hole boots on. each represents one of the 14 words. we must secure the existence of our people and the future for our children. >> would that be like the commandment? >> it is. >> he likes to hang out with people who thinks the same way he does, views that have gotten him into trouble back home. >> i don't have those scuffs all over my boots by chance. >> that's from what, from kicking people? >> kicking and fighting, you know, scuffling. brawling. >> brawling. >> basically, yeah. >> but you don't want to get into any brawls today. >> no. >> is that possible? >> oh, absolutely it's possible. >> do you think i will have any problems? >> no, not at all. because you seem civilized to me

the most violent of these attacks was in a hostile work well known figures in the neo nazi network fire bombed a migrant hostel. making that the salute thick heil the rioters set fire to the shelter and then attack police. one of the leading anti fascists of this period would only speak to us anonymously due to the ongoing threat to his safety. this baseball bat is a chill fi from a fight with skinheads from the free german workers' party or f.a.p. who are a key group in the extreme right network at this time. and good to. see it's. in for peace skins of can no more than a lot of. people on the. schoolyard. tustin highs or was known as a leading member of the f.a.p. but denied being adarsh like riots however press reports from the 1990 s. show that heiser was active in this wave of far right attacks leading a gang of 100 skinheads to attack a youth center in getting in 1990 and also trying to run over a lebanese migrant with a truck and authorities did very little to stop the series of far right attacks. the ones need to start flush or institutes. i don't. know. one card so it's an all

i think -- i can't believe i'm about to say this but i think it is neo i think the optionty with neo.t i like tesla in the would you rather game, which i played better than almost anybody, i think it neo. >> i would dispute that but i'll go to nadine you're nodding, i think in agreement with guy, nadine. >> i'm looking at the current trade range on that. it's a 2-1 higher than tesla so, you know, if you're going to be trading it, if you would rather, right? would you rather make money or less money i'd rather make more money i'd buy neo, it's better with the momentum of the stock. >> would you rather make more money or would you rather -- i always wonder all these years i've been wondering. let get to apple, an under performer this week. delano, what do you make of that >> yeah, it's interesting apple is kind of a less sexy name right now. but i think, you know, the under for form performance is over. obviously, you will see share price appreciation obviously, you have for people that want the cash flow and dividends and have the record quarter last quarter with 111 billion in revenue

but, far more of them -- there are former neo-nazis out there that neo-nazis will commit crime. think that distinction is really important one that has been lost since 9/11. there were a lot of hard court nazis who saw who i was hanging out with when i was undercover and would say hey, you're a smart young guy, why are you hanging out with those idiots. those idiots are going to get you arrested. they are going to get you locked up. come with us, we produce a newsletter. we can ready for office. we can put a tie on you and write you for a school board. don't hang around with those idiots. from a law enforcement perspective, those people are fine. i don't spend time with them. heidi -- i need to focus on the criminals. but understanding how that part still has purchase in our politics, is really important to understand, if you want to address this problem holistically. steve: let me share with you both some numbers. about what some americans are looking at when they look at the future of the country. some embrace the diversity, some don't. if you look at those who say i prefer to

michael german infiltrated neo nazi groups and militia groups today he's a fellow at the brennan center for justice he wrote a book on his experiences called thinking like a terror. and i highly recommend it that was turned into a movie by our next guest film director and writer daniel reduces the threat the thriller was called imperium and it started daniel radcliffe as an f.b.i. agent who dives undercover in the world of neo nazis conservative talk show radio hosts and professional family men who also just happen to sympathize with the white supremacists by the way in case you're wondering the movie is not based in the confederate south but it's up there in the northeast of the country and it's as relevant today as when it came out 5 years ago thanks so much for being with us gentleman let me start out with you michael if. you know i am read your book around 20072008 daniels movie came out in 2016 this is 2021 we saw this insurrection on january 6th and as part of the flavor of the moment white supremacists are out there i would ask you is it still a clear and present danger today wha

i didn't even know neo-nazis existed. i thought nazis died in 1946. after the war they were gone, the what was lost and germans are very clear about nazis brought nothing but destruction. >> host: at how old were you when you're learning about in germany about the neo-nazi organizations? mentioned you were going through puberty. about how old are you now in terms of this happening? >> guest: this is when we talked about these jokes and everything, 12, 13, and it did not know anything about these organizations yet. the things the other boys -- the problem was i didn't have a normal to go back to. my normal would've been the boy, could push in ash corner, get pushed around, the police did and said nothing i would've back toto that. i ran with those jokes in the longer. the problem is with a certain call out culture, i was put in a box with the label nazi kid. i felt like nobody was looking in in a box anymore to see this human being in there. they all just lookas at the lab. that's right lived and i had a hard time getting out. actually i didn't get out

another neo-nazi getting crypto donations for hate.emacists gathered in houston saying they were there to protect confederate monuments. you said the holocaust, you don't believe the holocaust happened? >> show me a piece of evidence. >> reporter: there's evidence everywhere. why do you hate blacks and jews so much? >> i don't hate blacks. i hate the jews because they are behind all of this. >> reporter: the 54-year-old neo-nazi is a fugitive for using tear gas against counterprotesters against the charlottesville rally. he failed to show up for all of his court appearances. while evading justice he did show up here on dlive getting donations while spewing hate. megan studies online extremists and their earnings. how successful have neo-nazis and white supremacists been in making money? >> unfortunately, they've been very successful. i was taken aback by the amount of money that was being donated from this much younger demographic. >> reporter: in aadlive said community guideline violations will trigger suspensions and said it was appa

are you in this neo colonial struggle that you actually embraced your abuser and made them feel made her feel that she was right for doing what they did to you tony is saying that the facts can't be changed that the world order at the time was as it was the world order was white people stealing from black africans that was the what i think sometimes when we speak very carelessly and very casually about very fundamental things that have was in the mess that we are and i really don't appreciate it ok tony do you agree with the charge that he was so deeply neo colonized yourself that you don't see why your utterances could have been that is absolutely bollocks. british language is a people. that is bollocks because we educated in the us we yet it's like those people who fail in life and keep talking about how their father was an alcoholic or their mother never loved them enough and be like that it must lose their victim mentality about the british especially which we have in this country we started with a very critical question neocolonialism why is it still in africa well the answer is

>> i like neo.of ilan musk, 24 times forward earnings and neo is china's leading electric vehicle manufacturer they've got january deliveries, 352% year over year, 10th month of triple digit growth the chinese retail passenger car sales are up 25 1/2 it's 1.2 million cards the market is expected to grow 40% h in china the government's going to support it it's likely to boost neo's effort and rising supply and shifting consumer demand we think surge in deliveries are going to off set the costs of r abdomen d. tesla has the stake in the ground what board earnings can be, so in that point >> what are you watching >> cost co for the same reasons that p. is watching target they do about 46 billion internationally. i think once we start coming out and once the global recovery really starts taking hold, you're going to see costco move the needle there plus anyone who's a member of costco renews. they have a -- i believe a 91% renewal rate so watch a couple of things. it's off 15% from its recent high i thi

he is a former neo-nazi and kkk leader. good morning. thanks for being on "washington journal" this morning? guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: before we get to your journey, tell us about your ground, where you grew up. your early years. guest: i am born and raised in germany, born in 1975. very conservative times. it was a lot different. born into a very small town, very conservative and protestant. 500 citizens. my parents had a drinking problem. it was a very dysfunctional family, one of those classic stories you hear from people in the white supremacist movement. a lot of kids grew up like that but not in what is becoming a neo-nazi. so the question is what happened in my life that made me go this way? it had a lot to do with identity, looking for a purpose, a sense of belonging. i was a bullied, kid, a perfect victim from bullies. it was to birdie when kids start cracking inappropriate jokes -- it was in puberty, when kids started cracking inappropriate jokes. mostly boys doing that. boys wanting to discover their

can't that's a step back because we're trying to be like our colonial masters there's some form of neo colonial in the same but i don't like to see that people say it exists and it might be happening subconsciously but i think. people are trying to take advantage of africa as like a it's easy for me just shows the potential that we have so well that people take advantage of it. or we take advantage of it is a different question i think the best thing we can do is continue to evolve. countries. india for example doesn't have any natural resource a search for the people is work really help the country who. know they're more listen there's this returning confidence returning to us as nigerians which i find very interesting to see and i think it should continue i think people should be taught more about where they are from and starts to appreciate. this land it's displaced. so we've just heard the voices of young nigerians some argue that africa is still dealing with the effects of colonialism but really to blame for that and what can we the young generation do to break free and cause. you

another neo-nazi getting crypto donations, robert wray.2017 as white supremacists gathered in houston saying that they were there to protect confederate monuments. you said you don't believe that the holocaust happened? >> show me a piece of evidence. >> reporter: there is evidence everywhere. why do you hate blacks and jews so much? >> i don't hates blacks. i hate jews because they are behind all this. >> reporter: the 54-year-old neo-nazi is a fugitive. wray was indicted for illegally using tear gas against counterprotesters during charlottesville unite the right rally. he failed to show up for all of his video court appearances. while evading justice, he did show up here getting donations while spewing hate. megan also studies online extremists and their earnings. how successful have neo-nazis and white supremacists been on making money on d-live? >> unfortunately, very successful. i was taken aback by the amount of money that was being donated by this much younger demographic. >> reporter: and d-live says they established a new communi

and then the neo-nazi party said, we will not 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 it has ripped this country apart. yes? where? >> the black lives movement the black lives matter movement. >> but where the black lives matter movement was involved, where did the fires burn? >> what about charlottesville, virginia? >> yes, charlottesville, virginia. that was what two years ago? the neo-nazis and other right-wing groups wanted to meet. what were they protesting? taking down confederate war monuments. so who showed up? antifa on the left showed up. black lives matter showed up. the two groups clashed. cops can't 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, they have a right to what? say. that gentleman is what makes amer

can't that's a step back because we're trying to be like our colonial masters there's some form of neo colonialism but i don't like to see that people say it exists and it might be happening subconsciously but i think. people are trying to take advantage of africa as my case for me just shows the potential that we have so whether people take advantage of it. or we take advantage of it is a different question i think the best thing you can use is continue to evolve. countries control india for example doesn't have any natural resource a search for the people is work really help the country who. know they're more listen there's this returning confidence returning to us as nigerians which i find very interesting to see and i think it should continue i think people should be taught some more about where they are from and starts to appreciate. this line it's displaced. so we just heard the voices of young nigerians some argue that africa is still dealing with the effects of colonialism but really to blame for that and what can we the young generation do to break free and cause. you to come

he said everything the neo-nazis stand for disgusts me, but 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, won the case, and then the neo-nazi party said, 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. where? >> black lives matter movement. >> pull your things down. >> the black lives matter movement. >> all right, but where? >> black lives matter was involved but where did it sit? where did the fires burn? >> what about in charlottesville, virginia. >> you've got it, john, yes. charlottesville, virginia, that was what, two years ago. the neo-nazis, other right wing groups wanted to meet. what were they protesting? taking down confederate war mo

for those of us not familiar with the neo-nazi iconography and the dark corners of the internet where this stuff thrives. for instance, when the voice in the video says "there is no political solution, all that is left is acceleration," bellingcat writes that is with neo-nazi ideology that calls for accelerating the collapse of society as a pathway towards establishing a genocidal white supremacist state. when she references the hammer, well, that appears to be a social media channel that promotes that same ideology. the skull mask she's wearing on the mirrored sunglasses she's wearing as well as the icon that's on the hat that she's wearing, those are all symbols adopted explicitly by adherence of that social media channel and other nazi groups. even that negative color filter used at the end of the video echoes an aesthetic that is popular in white supremacist propaganda right now. and there's other clues, too. she's got a book about the waffenss that's visible in the profile at her feet in the hail hitler video and other things you can see. but beyond just those things you might re

first they were able to decode it for those of us who are not familiar with modern neo-nazi ideologyn the dark corners of the internet where this stuff thrives. when the voice in the video says there is no political solution, all that's left is acceleration, bellingcat explains that's a reference to a particular white nationalist neo-nazi ideology that calls for accelerating, quote, accelerating the collapse of society as a pathway toward establishing a genocidal white supremacist state. when she references the hammer, well, that appears to be a social media challenge -- social media channel, excuse me, that promotes that same ideology. the skull mask she's wearing on the mirrored sunglasses that she's wearing as well as the icon on the hat that she's wearing, those are all symbols adopted explicitly by adherents of that social media channel and other nazi groups. even that negative color filter used at the end of the video, it echoes an aesthetic that is popular in white supremacist propaganda right now, and there's other clues, too. she's got a book about the waffen s.s. that's vis

past or neo-nazi beliefs. >> chilling. what's being detailed there, again, in the context of a growing white supremacist murderous threat that three different fbi directors outlined is the elaborate plotting by some to get inside police forces which of course have plenty problems even before you get to this particular issue in order for the explicit goal of, quote, harming people of color. that's not all. i want you to also consider the direct and eyewitness experience of people who served on the capitol hill police force. sharon blackman mali is a 25-year veteran of the capitol police force. she saw so much racism that she was moved to risk her whole career, none of this stuff is easy, to take on the force itself, the force she served on, and she took it to court with a discrimination suit that first began decades ago. now it turns out she was not alone. these kind of cases legally are stronger with more numbers, or more witnesses. now lawyers knew she would fare better if she wasn't alone, if she could get 10 or 15 or 20

the more he says the worse it gets. >> and you had people -- i'm not talking about the neo-nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally, but you had many people in that group other than neo-nazis and white nationalists, okay, and the press has treated them absolutely unfairly, and in the other group also you had fine people but you also had troublemakers and you see them come with the black outfits and the helmetses and baseball bats and you have a lot of bad people in the other group. >> his lawyers even argue that there was no insurrection. >> clearly there was no insurrection. insurrection is a term defined in the law that involves taking over a country, a shadow government taking the tv stations over and having a plan of what you are going to do when you finally take power. clearly there is not that. >> clearly it is. mitch mcconnell had no doubt it was an insurrection saying this just hours after the riot. >> they failed to attempt to object the congress and this failed insurrection only underscores how crucial the task before us is for our republic

to prevent harm to anyone in the real world facebook recently became embroiled in a scandal over a neo nazi content a london based advocacy organization discovered several groups with around $80000.00 followers all belonging to white racist. groups as well as radical propaganda they have actively been selling extremist merchandise swastikas black uniforms and. it was a very long time before facebook took action when observer journalist brought the issue to the attention of the network's officials they started to delete the neo nazi materials however traces of them can still be found quite easily. and i'm staggered here. even. if. russia's communications watchdog there were more than 20 instances of censorship against russian media by foreign internet companies in 2020 twitter went further and introduced special for accounts belonging to officials and russian state affiliated media and suddenly searches for russia today. returning any results. you know appropriate and. featuring material that. a film titled in the name of the prophet is about the so-called islamic states oil trade in no

to delete the neo nazi materials however traces of them can still be found quite easily. even. if. russia's communications watchdog there were more than 20 instances of censorship against russian media outlets by foreign internet companies in 2020 twitter went further and introduced. for accounts belonging to officials and russian state affiliated media and suddenly searches for russia today. returning any results. films as appropriate and. featuring material that. a film titled in the name of the prophet is about the so-called islamic states oil trade in northeastern syria possible connection between turkey and the terrorists it was openly accessible for years. on the same. judge can be seen justifying the murder of a school teacher because he showed caricature of the prophet muhammad. to be viewed with no restriction anyone can still see it. casual in the. street protests. thank you. alexandra god is a famous journalist in russia what happened to him and his documentary is now much talked about this film tells the head of 2004 when terrorists held an entire school in beslan hosta

the threat that we have seen in recent years from white supremacy -- the premises, nationalists and neo-nazi groups. we saw that with charlottesville with the mass shooting and el paso, -- in el paso, and other attacks. what bulletins like this is designed to do is to alert the public and state and local law enforcement about the existence of credible intelligence relating to a general threat. what the bulletin does not seem to indicate is that there is in imminent threat of a specific attack. it does not say that tomorrow there will be an attack on the statehouse or legislatures. but they are warning of this toxic mix that i mentioned that is leading to heightened risk of domestic extremist violent activity. host: the risk that was felt on capitol hill on january 6. we have another description yesterday in a viral video that is going around. it was an instagram life posting by alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york describing the experience of being in her office and people breaking into her office on january 6, making the rounds on instagram. i want to play two minutes of that clip. [video c

he is a former neo-nazi and kkk leader. good morning.for being on "washington journal" this morning? guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: before we get to your journey, tell us about your ground, where you grew up. your early years. guest: i am born and raised in germany, born in 1975. very conservative times. it was a lot different. born into a very small town, very conservative and protestant. 500 citizens. my parents had a drinking problem. it was a very dysfunctional family, one of those classic stories you hear from people in the white supremacist movement. a lot of kids grew up like that but not in what is becoming a neo-nazi. so the question is what happened in my life that made me go this way? it had a lot to do with identity, looking for a purpose, a sense of belonging. i was a bullied, kid, a perfect victim from bullies. it was to birdie when kids start cracking inappropriate jokes -- it was in puberty, when kids started cracking inappropriate jokes. mostly boys doing that. boys wanting to discover their masculin

too far let's come to who is a political analyst and a writer here in kenya how would you describe neo colonialism what does it mean to you. i think that coming from a gave us the best to finish and for neocolonialism which is late stage imperialism where you have is in direct influence of political decision making of your nominee decision making ok so let me come to the farmer right here mr michael keeping you because your farm as you mentioned is over 100 years old suddenly older than the nation of kenya do you feel like you're beholden to the person who began this farm absolutely not and i believe we need. mines in our hearts. we really shouldn't be complaining too much about. let me come back to nigella i want to challenge you basically based on what michael has said we should be talking about neo con and right now look at me and fairview farm we're doing it on our own we're talking about colonisation we're talking about imperialism we're not talking about individual experiences we're talking about a systemic issue yes you're able to grow your coffee and run your coffee tours but i

andigator is also a former neo-nazi and kkk leader. good morning. thanks for being on washington journal this morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> so before we get to your journey and how you became a former kkk lead, tell us about your background, where you grew up your early years. >> well, i'm born and raised in germany, born in 1975, very conservative times. it was a lot different born into a very, small, small, small 500 citizens. my parents had a drinking problem. it was a very disfupgzal fapally, one of those classic stories that you hear from some people in the white supremacist movement. but a lot of kids grow up like that and don't become a nazi or kkk leader. so the question what happened in my life to make me go these ways. it had a lot to do with identity, looking for a purpose, a sense of belonging. i was a very bullied kid. there were many, many reasons to bully me. i was a perfect victim for bullies. and it was actually in puberty when kids started cracking jokes, inappropriate jokes, racist jokes. and it was mostly

bellingcat explains that's a reference to a particular white nationalist neo-nazi ideology that calls for accelerating, quote accelerating the collapse of society as a pathway toward establishing a genocidal white supremacist state. when she references the hammer, well, that appears to be a social media challenge -- social media channel, excuse me, that promotes that same ideology. the skull mask she's wearing on the mirrored sunglasses that she's wearing as well as the icon on the hat that she's wearing, those are all symbols adopted explicitly by adherents of that social media channel and other nazi groups. even that negative color filter used at the end of the video, it echoes an aesthetic that is popular in white supremacist propaganda right now, and there's other clues, too. she's got a book about the waffen s.s. that's visible and the negative color profile at her feet in the video. there's other things you can see there. beyond just those things that you can see and notice, you might recognize if you're familiar with this stuff, the other thing bellingcat does is they go about