the neonazi website daily stormer says trump is the only candidate talking about anything at all that matters and white nationalist organization white ren zant says trump might be the last hope for a president that would be good for white people. when asked why he is getting this kind of support trump says he doesn't need it. >> a lot of people like me, even an gel cals like me, democrats, liberals, conservatives like me. >> reporter: a campaign stop in south carolina, he was asked again. >> you seem to be a lot of support or growing support from c radical groups, white supremacist groups, what do you think about that. >> you are telling me about something i did not know about. >> he stereo types that degrade people like latinos. so while donald trump is not a hard core hate monger at all, he is someone who is not above using messages that appeal to those who are.

neonazi website, the daily stormer has officially backed donald trump. they playsed trump's willingness to call mexicans out as criminal rapists, murderers are and drug dealers. he also apparently has a white supremacist fan in north dakota. craig has been trying to buy small towns to create white communities. he wants to buy antler, north dakota where the population is in the 20ss. he wants to rename the small city trump creativity. the main staik is based on his movement, a movement that teaches white people are superior. and a david duke, a former grand wizard of the ku klux klan also made comments supporting trump on his radio show. i'm joined now by my panel. what is the correct punctuation of your name. >> potoks right.

saw a standoff between opponents and supporters of the far right political party n.p.d., labeled neonazi. its representative says the arrival of more migrants is worrying. >> it's important to protect our own culture, our identity that we have as a population. it's a nation of germans and that becomes a problem. >> that view seems not to be shared by many in dresden. >> i think germany is rich enough to absorb it. we can all contribute, so that the misery is reduced. >> i think we have nearly reached the limit. we should try to cater for those who arrive now but soon we will reach our limits. >> the people housed in this temporary tent city come from 20 countries, many from the world's conflict areas. aid agencies say many refugees and migrants here are in urgent need of food assistance and in some cases medicine. many don't know what will happen to them. >> i come here just i feel for now alive. >> i don't know what is about then what happens to me, my future, but i so hope for the future. >> the red cross says the most pressing concern here is humanitarian. >> it's a crush on the organ

. >>> angela merkel has condemned a neonazi demonstration, dozens of police officers were injured when the protesters threw bottles and fireworks at them as they escorted refugees 22 into the shelter. >>> trying to maintain order at the border of macedonia and greece. a blockade has recently been lifted. andrew simmons reports from macedonia. >> reporter: in the heat of macedonia's border with greece the pathway for refugees may be fully opened again. the only confrontation occasional minor scuffles. as the pace has quickened politicians are bogged down with arguments. macedonia's interior minister defended the decision to close the border last week. talking about the what the european union was or wasn't doing about the situation right now. in the brief time they spent with refugees, iman al shebali, wanted to get a word in. >> to solve this problem for syrian refugee why then make safe zone in syria? >> sebastian kurtz didn't have an answer to that question. macedonia's interior minister blamed greece saying it had no controls or security on its border. >> translator: our intention w

because every time i read something about an internet troll or a neonazi or someone making homemade pornography, i wanted to know who they were in real life, what they did during the day, where they went for coffee, were they nice people in the flesh and radically different than online? the only way to do that, of course, was to try and find them. so that was the idea, to meet the people behind the screen, if you like. >> was it -- when you started to look into this, how difficult was it to actually find these people? because you talked to all sorts of people who are involved in, you know, questionable but morally and -- both morally and legally things. how hard was it to find these people and get them to talk to you? >> i have a lot of unanswered e-mails floating around somewhere. [laughter] in cyberspace. there's a strange thing about this, is that, firstly, when you approach people who are doing morally-questionable things online, there inevitably, just as off line, they're rather hesitant to talk and rather hesitant to be open and honest with you. so i spent probably the first six months of

. >> a neonazi will be at trial today in kansas. >> former nfl players are set to file objections today against a billion dollars settlement over concussions. the players say the deal is unfair because it does not cover future diagnosis linked to repeated hits to the head. >> japan is monitoring activity as a volcano near its nuke plant, the first restarted in japan since the meltdowns at fukushima in 2011. >> the white house is set to announce a new initiative in the fight against heroin abuse, partnering public health experts with drug officers so they can better understand the origins. the goal is to shift to a system to treat low level offenders. >> the f.a.a. is point to go a recent software upgrade as the course of a problem that left thousands of patternings strapped at airports this weekend. what was the goal of the upgrade? >> the f.a.a. said the software feature was supposed to give additional tools to controllers, but created chaos for travelers. >> long lines and thousands of passengers stranded at airport this is weekend following an automation problem at an air traffic cen

would not give weapons and support to neonazis.portant to recognize that we, too can do a lot to move back from the brink in terms of hostilities with russia by bringing nato back where -- from where it's supposed to be, also we should open the conversation of do we need nato? why do we have nato? it's a relic of the cold war and many of us think that it's time to disband nato. >> host: susan in massachusetts. you may be the last word. hi. >> caller: i have waited a long time. i'm so grateful to be able to just commend miss benjamin for all she does, for democracy. i'm an unlikely complimenter. i'm actually come from a highly -- a very conservative family. was raised on the altar of william f. buckley and milton freedman but i was vehemently opposed to the iraq invasion. i knew what a debacle it would be i studied history as an undergraduate and i could have 'predicted the domino effect and the chaos that ensued from the ill-fated -- its offended me deeply. the whole freedom fries frenzy really insulted me. i do descend from coloni

. >> he claims that he was attacked by stlee neonazi skin heads. >> mort went in to do lie detectingup against it. opened the door. i said what happened to you. i understand why a woman doesn su poert. i understand what you're going to. >> the new york post just happened to call and i said did you hear about downey? he said oh, i'd be suspicious. >> try and explain that to my kids who are watching it on tv. >> laurie made the statement to me, if i ever find out that this was a lie, i'm going to leave him. >> we all said this is too crazy. it's out of control. yes, we can make money. but i didn't want to spend the rest of my life as mort downey's babysitter. >> that was the ebd e end of his career. >> as he would say, the money is on the dresser. i was cone e done with the guy. >> like 3,000 kids every day, i began smoking at 13. >> it was really hard for him. that whole smoking thing was another part of that personality. >> so that generation, i beg your forgiveness. may the next generation have kinder and wiser role models than i was. >>> soechb years after the incident, i was in ca

a-waiting just to welcome you to your eternal promised land ♪ >> he claims that he was attacked by three neonazi do lie detecting tests and he came out and they said boy, he passed that with flying colors. i found him in the stall. i said, mort, where are you? we have ten minutes to catch a plane. what's going on? i pushed the door. he's leaning up against it. opened the door. i said, what the hell happened to you? i understand why a woman doesn't report she's raped anymore. all right? i understand what you go through. >> we have a member of the new york state community made up a story like this, tawana brawley. remember that? i can't help but liken this story to hers. >> the "new york post" just happened to call, you hear what happened to downey? i said, what? told the whole skinhead routine. i said, i'd be suspicious. >> langan said this is all bull [ bleep ]. >> jim langan, i fired him. he has said that he is going to sell a story on me if i let him go. i never reported his cocaine use or anything else. >> well, i just -- >> try telling that to my kids who watch it on tv. >> fiancee, lori kre