and so -- the violence we can't feed it from our side i wrote a piece how to smash neonazi my life after hate.com and in a nutshell it's rather than protest their rally, and let them control the conversation, setup is close as he could like across the street or wherever a really fun multicultural eventhe to demonstrate that all of their fear is utterly unfounded so as they're sitting there going all of the muslims and brown people and black people and yellow people are coming here and they're everything is horrible. you get a a bunch of muslim and brown people and black people and yellow and everybody else together and you spend day like sharing each other's culture and food and music and raise money for -- for a woman's shelter or for a cancer research and then at the end of the day, as you're having are all of this fun and demonstrating how diversity and multiculture work and a beautiful thing because you're helping this cause through a diverse multicultural effort then you don't the say anything to these guys or anything other than drawing media from them and at end of the day a big p

take a listen. >> first of all, he's got neonazis helping him out in this state. he's spoken at racist conferences. he's accepted a contribution and would not return to it to someone who referred to the former president of the united he's using that money to now fund ads. i'm just saying the racists believe he's a racist. >> that's a pretty good line. >> it is. and i think the fact of the fatter is, the president is pretty much operating off the same playbook he did in 2016 where essential to his strategy, to enflame racial divisions and stoke fear around immigrants and people of color, and it's striking that's a closing argument for republicans where they have controlled both chambers of congress and the white house. so the lack of agenda is something that the party and the president own. so i think democrats are, in turn, recognizing that there is some dense of fatigue among voters around a closing argument or even just a campaign strategy that's not rooted in substance but perpetuaing claims that are intended to drive voters to the polls out of fear. i also thi

neonazis marching through the streets of charlottesville, virginia chanting jews will not replace us. >> jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! >> now just one year later, 11 murdered in the sip going in a place of worship. they are making it clear hate has noplace in his synagogue. >> we will drive anti-semitism and the hate of any people back to the basement on their computer and away from the open discussions and dialogues around the city, around the state, and around this country. >> joining us now to discuss ambassador to the united nations. thanks so much for joining us. it's pretty alarming to think here in the united states, a 57% increase in these incidents in 2017 and the deadliest attack in american history. how do you think we got here? >> good afternoon, wolf. unfortunately anti-semitism is not only in europe,but here in the u.s.y are very happy with the social media, but unfortunately, it's a very effective tool to promote hatred and insight. we saw the results when they entered the synagogue in the middle of the service. we need to take action. they are ver

and for a time, the neonazi website disappeared and went into kind of the dark web.hen it reappeared under a different name. basically, we have to win the argument in the public sphere -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> i just want to -- the last post of the shooter was against a jewish refugee agency that actually, if you go on twitter, you find out they helped a cbs anchor and her family emigrate. this is an organization that helps immigrants come into the country, settle, and become successful. he wrote, they like to bring invader in that kill our people. i can't sit by and watch my people get killed. screw you, optics, i'm going in. >> there used to be a saying sticks and stones break my bones, but words can't hurt me. not the president is responsible for the actions of individuals, but he is responsible for the climate that he's created to this very point. and what scaramucci said, the president is not perfect, well, you know what? none of us are perfect. we are not looking for perfection, but we are looking for decency, and that's what this president fails to exhib

. >> reporter: in the past, he's refused to delete retweets of neonazi sympathizers.'m >>ot deleting that. then you pile on me and say king had to apologize, he knows he was wrong. i'm not. i don't feel guilty e bit. i'm human. >> reporter: now king is hitting back at the media and his own party, wting their ultimate goal is to flip the house and impeach donald trump. establishment never trumpers aco licit. defiant, even as companies like intel d anland o lakes, who donated to him in the past, are saying no more. kasie hunt, nbc news, eres moines, iowa. >>> is breaking news this evening, disturbing video coming in from upstate vermont border.e a helicopter crashing into power lines and bursting into flames. our nbc affiliat is reporting that one rs peon has died and more have been .hospitaliz >>> meantime, another chopper crash. this one a gyro chopper slamming into a mobile home bark in seabring, florida. two people were killed in the crash and a person on the ground was injured. one mobile home was destroyed and another badly damaged. >>> the searchs on for the black

they were all murdered on saturday morning by a neonazi in pittsburgh. it is unimaginable to me. it is the largest mass killing of jewish people in the united states of america. i want to associate myself with the resolution that supervisor stephanie will be introducing and as rabbi said, it's about love first. i held a hearing last week and thank the oversight committee for hearing the san francisco housing authority matter. they spent $29.5 million that they did not have. that's the bad news. compounded that audits in 2013 and 2017 showed that their fiscal house was in disorder. the good news is that it appears that the city will take over the housing authority. not just by appointing the members of its board but by actually taking over its day-to-day functions. i'm asking for a budget and legislative analyst report and will be introducing a motion to look at the structure of the city and corporation of san francisco housing authority and rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i wanted to make a few remarks with the horrific killings

lee and before that equated the neonazis in charlottesville, and for you to talk about you love millennium and my man, and hug him, it would be difficult to disagree with dr. dyson. it's not that this president has not identified with the people who fought armed to uphold white supremacy. robert e. lee being a general in one of those armies. >> would it be better for kanye west to not say anything? often those in the public ice often get criticized for not doing anything. >> i think people ought to ask him to say something. don't just have noise. make sense. if in fact you are concerned about violence in chicago, therefore that's good, whereas what are you and trump saying you're going to do about it. saying stop and frisk in chicago, when is what the president said has been provening to racially imbalanced in how it's executed. that's not a solution. if kanye wants to talk, no one can shut him up. they challenge that he says something with substance or he should remove himself. >>> the fact that kanye puts them out there, however you want to interpret them or the legitimacy of what he's s

haven't heard anything from ted cruz about violence on the right or the alt-right in general or neonazis marching and things like that, what we're hearing now is this idea there's going to be an overwhelming wave of violence and we should really be afraid if democrats are in power. that's part of a long history and trajectory of stoking anxieties as a way of motivating people to get out and vote. >> appreciate you both joining us today. thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump has said repeat repeatedly his west wing is not chaotic. new word, though, that his chief of staff and former adviser got into a physical altercation into the white house. plus, as his own administration contradicts the president saying not to expect a middle class tax cut any time soon, one analyst says the first tax cut didn't even work. we'll discuss. >> and a passenger is charged with groping a woman on a plane. his defense? president said it's okay. details ahead. heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep

memorial fund took time to meet with white supremacist, a far-right party that is associated with neonazi groups and to do an interview with their newspaper saying that we don't need anymore immigrants, they're not contributing anything to our culture, we don't need multi-culturalism. i think nationally some politicians felt, especially given the timing of this coming right around the time of the synagogue attacks in pittsburgh, i think some folks felt that they had to speak up. and social media ran away with it. >> this is what steve king says in his defense. quote, americans all created equal by god. these attacks were organized by nasty, desperate and dishonest fake news. their ultimate goal is to flip the house and impeach donald trump. establishment never trumpers are complic complicit." this a ruby red district and at the end of day despite everything he says, will iowa voters come home to him next tuesday? >> you know, it's a really million dollar question and i am waiting with baited breath for the outcome. i spent time touring his western iowa district to see where his voters are

>> we should note there are ads being run in that district calling him clan and neonazi. found steve's comments striking. they know who he is and particularly because he's going to ride to the rescue with money if it looked like king needed to be rescued? >> yeah, the cavalry is not coming. they were very clear about that. clearly he believes -- i think styvers believes king is probably making his job more difficult in some of the other districts that remain competitive by being a face of the republican party who's adopting these really abhorrent positions. but i thought what was interesting is you do have stivers speaking out. you haven't seen paul ryan say anything other than the most milk toews comments. you haven't seen kevin mccarthy. i'll say, anything? he's still pretty entrenched in the -- still has his committee. we saw the tweet but i haven't seen a lot. the duration of his career and i would say the last year or two when it's ticked up endorsing the white nationalists, toronto person, this crazy thing where he goes to poland and death camps i believe. but he wa

in the country, nonprofits like southern poverty law out of montgomery, alabama, that monitoring neonazisupremacy and the like, but it's really running amuck now. i don't think they can keep up with it because of the advent of the internet. back in the 1930s, when anti-semitism was alive and well, you had father cogman on radio, you had henry ford used to publish the dearborn newspaper, spewing hate against jews. we see it now on the internet more and more. i think the federal government has to crack down on sites like gab, find ways to muzzle some of the so-called free speech social media forums, wolf, because it's allowing these people to express their hatred and unfortunately, president trump, because he's coveting the alt-right vote, doesn't do enough to show leadership. it starts at the top. he needs to change his rhetoric. the whole idea of shouting "lock her up" about hillary clinton when she's a former secretary of state and first lady who's committed no crime, he needs to control his own rallies because they seem to be hate rallies, at least parts of the trump speeches as he goe

rapists and criminals to call asylum seekers animals, to describe white nationalists, clans men, neonazis very fine people, that has certainly contributed to the environment that we see in this country at this moment. the challenge though is not to assess blame but to try to lead by example. that's what i see here in houston, the most diversity in the united states of america. that's what i see in -- an understanding that our very strength is premised that we are from all over the world and we have come together here in the greatest nation that the world has ever known. we're going to shine through right now at this moment of division, this moment of polarization, this moment of smallness and pettiness and meanness, we're going to come through with our courage, with our confidence, with our strength. i know that because i've traveled the state. i've been with everyone. that's what texas wants to do. i'm very confident that on november 6th you're going to see that in action. >> wie've seen leaders in times of stress, bobby kennedy, that night he walked into indianapolis and he talked to a

. >> he's spoken with neonazis helping him out.ld not return it from someone who referred to the president as a muslim. he said no when asked to return the money. he's using it to fund the ads. i'm simply saying the racists believe he's a racist. >> it's quite the debate last night. we wished there were a lot more. those were something to watch. we'll be back with more, right after this. we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. -whoo! where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance co

is that a problem when you start seeing the rise of trans national groups like arian nation, neonazist have branches in europe and communicating through the internet and planning rallies and sharing ideology together? >> well, it is a problem, because we need to have clear guidelines and clear tasking for the agents to go forward and identify exactly what it is they're trying to engage with and gather evidence on. it's well and good as joyce clearly points out, the individuals arrested in this case are going to be charged with substantial federal crimes facing a lot of time and they're going to be packed away and not seen again. however, that brings us back to the question, and i don't have an answer for why, where, or how, but we don't really have that encompassing statute or statutes that give us a clear thrust and also would define for the nation that yes, we are going after and we are prosecuting and coming down on these people who undoubtedly are committing terrorist acts. they are terrorists and it would help if we could clearly define them as such. >> and i think the point that

. >> you had many people in that group other than neonazis and white nationalists, okay? and the press has treated them absolutely unfairly. >> these are really, really dishonest people, and they're bad people, and i really think they don't like our country. i really believe that. >> by sleepy eyes chuck todd. he's a sleeping son of a bitch, i'll tell you. >> are you considering -- >> thank you very much. >> stupid question. >> those were all attacks on the u.s. press. to mike's point, i mean, they see that around the world? >> they see it around the world, and people see it at home too. there is a real effect here, too. there is a darkness that has descended on the republican party. the republican party has been attacking the press for years. trump has accelerated it in a way you couldn't imagine. you see candidates up and down the ballot attacking the press. greg gianforte wouldn't have been reelected right after he body slammed a reporter in a normal time. he was elected because donald trump was delegitimizing. >> a normal president would have disparaged him and the co

last year, the deadly neonazi rally in charlottesville -- radicalized by websites pushing racist lies about an epidemic of quote, black on white violence. now with the midterm elections less than two weeks away, we are reminded once again of the incredible responsibility that online companies must acknowledge and act upon. it has been increasingly evident how russia tried to influence the 2016 elections through social media campaigns on facebook, instagram, twitter and youtube. campaigns that were designed to sow discord in our nation based on race, ethnicity and religion. fortunately, in recent years firms have taken some steps to reduce online hate. from increasing transparency about their content removal process to flagging dangerous materials and better restricting the use of dehumanizing language. what's more, almost every major platform and internet based service has updated their terms of service and community agreements. ultimately, there is still much, much more work to be done. that's why today we are proud to launch a new initiative that causes internet companies to take st

first of all he hooze neonazis helping him out in the state. he has spoken to race -- at racist conferences. he has accepted a contribution from someone who referred to the president of the united tates as a muslim n-i-g-g-e-r. i'm not calling him a racist. i am simply saying the racists believe he is a racist. todd: if i would ask the audience to please let mr. desantis respond? mr. desantis: the conference was keynoted by a medal of honor recipient. it was not a racial conference, that is the absolute lie. i will not sit here and take this nonsense from a guy like andrew gillum who always plays a victim who is going out and attacking, aligning himself with groups who attack our men and women in law enforcement, attack our military. he still would not disavow the dream defenders. he endorsed this dream defenders, they endorsed him, and that is wrong. todd: mr. gillum. mr. gillum: i am happy to speak on that. first of all, he continues to attempt to manipulate my record to mean that i am against law and order. first of all in my leadership as m

it will be a place where neonazis can go and rally together.site. >> howard, journalists have been targeted on storm front and listed. this is not new. when you have a president who says people who chanted jews cannot replace us as very fine people, we need leadership to turn this around. >> he have' been covering politics for a long time. it's my passion and my love. i've written a book of history about it. here's the conclusion i've come to. our of the people, by the people, for the people democracy can't function paradoxically without great leaders and without great leaders with character. and sole and a sense of moral outrage. that's what we need now. i've got to say that the president of the united states is not providing it. i watched what he said reading from the teleprompter the other day with his denuns seeation of anti-semitism. i had seen donald trump do that thing a million times. i'm not saying he's an ant anti-semite. i don't think he's passionate enough in a sense. i think it was rote. i don't think it was from the heart. i think