[indistinct conversations] [air horn] [cheering] [indistinct conversations] >> no trump, no kkk! >> no justice, no peace. [indistinct conversations] >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> shut it down! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> black lives matter! >> black

no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. juan: during his two decades on capitol hill, senator sessions has opposed legislation that provides a path to citizenship for immigrants, questioned if the constitution guarantees citizenship to anyone born in the united states, criticized the courts for interpreting the separation of church and state too broadly, and has declared same-sex marriage a threat to american culture. he also voted against reauthorizing the violence against women act, opposed the voting rights act, and has a history of making racist comments which included reportedly saying he thought the ku klux klan was "ok until i found out they smoked pot." on tuesday, sessions described allegations of bigotry that have dogged his career as damnably false charges. and what it thelan represents and it's hateful ideology. the southern poverty law center of his lawsuit that led to the thekolanl collapse of , at least in alabama, the seizure of their building, at least for that time. a civi

[indistinct conversations] >> no-trump, no kkk! [indistinct conversations] >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! [indistinct conversations] >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what america looks like! >> this is what america looks like! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] >> c-span, hooray

it said, no trump, no kkk, no racist usa.omehow somehow waterloo bridge was built by women. so i bring you there greetings and appeal to that as we leave here today that we remember that it's not only about people in our community, people in this country, but whatever we do whatever strategy and tactics we use we have to remember those who are the least among us. we can't forget the global south. we can't just. >> and forget the rest of the world. we have to stand in the around this country to say, no trump, no kkk, we will not obey, all power to the people. >> thank you margaret. >> we need everyone's attention now because we want to give you illegal update about illegality not about legality. where join, with us with the answer coalition and recognize -- for the partnership for civil justice fund because without their law firm and without their legal organization, with other nonprofit, without their struggle to win the right to be here, we would in fact not be here. they have litigated this right, the right of the people to

. >> no trump, no kkk, no racist usa! >> reporter: and urging action. >> join us!pecially when you have someone who as of today has removed all of the references to lgbt from the white house website and the department of labor. so they are attacking our right to work. >> reporter: as the march turned left off market and into the heart of the castro, the pleas and protests only got louder. >> donald trump go away! >> he's taking us in a bad direction. if he's taking us backwards 50 years or more. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: the protest signs were both cutting and powerful. >> what do we do? >> reporter: with a promise to keep up the fight for four years. >> we have to stand together, everybody. we all have to get out in the streets because it's that important. >> reporter: now you may be asking yourself at home exactly how peaceful was this protest? to answer your question, there was no damage from this protest and the san francisco police department did not make any arrests. live in san francisco tonight andria borba, kpix5. ow they got

no kkk and, no fascist usa. t is the slur on senator sessions. >> this one is amazing given what senator jeff sessions did to destroy the kkk in alabama, shows an amazing amount of ignorance. there was a case in 1981 of a young black man being abducted and lynched by members of the kkk and the man who prosecuted that case said he could not have done it without the help of senator jeff sessions. he made sure was prosecuted in a state court so they can get the death penalty and they did. senator jeff sessions's office was involved in making sure the death penalty was carried out in an appeal. they could successfully get these guys, a difficult case to prosecute. to impanel a federal grand jury so they could hit these guys time after time after time so one of the guys end up breaking tiger noel and the other guy serves a life sentence, the other guy henry hayes, the son of the leader of the kkk in alabama, the death penalty, the idea jeff sessions of all people would be accused of being a member of the kkk when he w

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no kkk. no racist usa. sessions is a racist. >> reporter: in 1986, before the same committee, sessions was denied a federal judgeship over allegations he made a series of racist remarks. something he adamantly denied. >> i am not a racist. i am not insensitive to blacks. >> reporter: and today, he addressed the matter head-on. >> these are false charges. i abhor the clan. and what it represents in its hateful ideology. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and over again. he was interrupted my protesters. 25 people in all dragged out and arrested. >> people have fairly promptly tried to label you as a racist or a bigot or whatever you want to say. how does that make you feel? >> well, it does not feel good. and it was an organized effort to caricature me as something that wasn't true. it was very painful. it wasn't accurate then. it is not accurate now. >> reporter: the senator's republican colleagues today coming to his defense. >> jeff sessions is a person of integrity, a principled leader and a dedicated public serv

many of them chant nothing milo, no kkk, and the event was called off. tensions rose again at the rally. >> you were happy that the windows were broken. >> yes. >> are you a student here? >> i don't think you should be -- >> are you a student here? >> on a daily basis, students are denied conservative viewpoints, so we thought it would be necessary to bring someone like milo to campus. >> milo is permanently banned from twitter for posting harassing comments. >>> as we honor and and reflect on dr. martin luther king jr. today, national parks around the country are waving entrance fees as a way to honor dr. king. 120 parks and monuments will be free. . this is the first of 10 free days being offered at national parks this year. >>> in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. day, some churches focused on giving warmth to those out on the streets. one church passed away over 100 blankets at homeless shelter, and gave out bagged lunches to the needy. >> it's important with this time of year with the rain and cold, to give back. because it could be any one of us.

. >> no trump, no kkk. >> their purpose is to come together to defend everyone in the community againstthey called devastates policies of the trump administration. and to work together for positive change. >> protests come on the same day donald trump was officially sworn in as president. one of them took place near city hall. while many took a verbal stand against president trump and leaders of the republican party, others say they're not the problem here in philadelphia. >> we know the grand majority of the failure of the democratic party came from the democratic party. >> reporter: other protest was held at temple university included college and high school students standing up for women's rights racial and economic issues. >> i come from family of immigrants and my dad is currently incarcerated and i don't want to call somebody my president who doesn't love me as person. >> reporter: others part non partisan group on campus are willing to give president trauma app chance. >> it's very important to be open minded to both sides and being open minded to different options. >> reporter:

celebrations -- >> no trump, no kkk. >> -- and demonstrations. live team coverage on the eve of the inauguration of donald trump. >> good evening, i'm chuck scarborough. >> and i'm natalie pasquarella live in washington, d.c. where we are about 12 hours away from the swearing in of the 45th president of the united states? excitement is in the air, anticipation is building as crews put the final touches on a celebration that will mark the start of donald trump's four-year term as president. we have a team of reporters in washington, d.c. following all the events on this inauguration eve. now, we did see president-elect trump's motorcade roll in earlier tonight. i saw all the -- heard the flashes, sawhe block away from union station where the vice president-elect hosted a private dinner. many didn't expect him to stage but he did. >> this was a victory for all of us. >> president-elect donald trump grabbed the mic and addressed some of his biggest supporters at a private dinner in union station thanking his cabinet members and donors, even cracking

. >> no trump, no kkk. >> reporter: group of 200 demonstrators block traffic on the west side of the city hall as rush hour began. >> i got to fight for my grandchildren, i have to peace fully protest for my grandchildren and fight for their future peacefully. >> reporter: dianne was one of the many stories outside philadelphia city hall. >> even though trump is the president that toss than the mean that is the the majority of the the people actually believe, we think a lot of people have been betrayed by both republican and democratic parties. >> are you willing to give president trump a chance to see what he has to offer. >> so far he hasn't given a chance for change for what people are demanding considering he hasn't won popular vote he should listen to the demand of the popularity. >> reporter: philadelphia police rode alongside, hoping to she protesting can be peaceful and constructive. >> as an american citizen it is our responsibility to speak up and say something when something is not the right. >> reporter: and some of the folks left here about an hour ago about 200 people w

. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: students left the campus to march down telegraph avenue towards, keeping today's demonstrations non-confrontational. at uc berkley, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> most of the pomp and circumstance is in washington, but bay area republicans are celebrating inauguration too and in grand fashion. "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman was in santa rosa with festivities there. >> the tables are set, the room is ready for an inauguration ball at santa rosa's iconic flamingo hotel. it would not be the only celebration in the north bay today. >> there are a lot more of us than you can imagine. >> reporter: but not in liberal marin county where president donald trump received a bit more than 15% of the popular vote. 15% would be a few more people than the ones who gathered to watch this morning's inauguration at the trek winery. they did not invite us inside for fear of repercussions by their neighbors. >> we don't want people to hate us, ex communicate us or decide not to talk with us anymore. there's a lot of that that's gone on with our friends and co

but a big group of protesters showed up, many of them chants no milo, no kkwk, no -- kkk, no passistand the -- facsict usa, and the speech was called off. >> we thought that it would be necessary and requisite to bring someone like milo to campus. >> milo is is permanently band from twitter for posting harassing comments. >>> time is 5:55 a. a crash happened last night about 5:30 on highway 208 in meridian avenue. some lanes ever colored for about an hour as investigators -- lanes were closed for about an hour as investigators investigated the scene. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find a man who tried to use a stolen debit card to buy more than a thousand dollars worth of misch. i want to show you the man -- of merchandise. i want to show you the man police are looking for. a woman was called when she s called about suspicious activity. she saw that her car had been broken into. >>> we are following developing news. a shooting in mexico at a nightclub popular with tourists. we're hearing there are several victims. more on that is up next. >>> also, remember be a civil

. >> no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: students marched down telegraph avenue, keeping demonstrationsconfrontational. at uc berkeley, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> download the abc7 news app now and enable push alerts so you'll know if these protests turn violent or impact traffic. >>> good morning to you. we certainly have showers around the bay area, live doppler 7 right now and you can see as we go into the north bay, some heavier downpours right west of highway 101 around lucas valley, san rafael, right through mill valley and to the north. it's also wet and rainy up through santa rosa, a break in napa but 80, a delta, and across the san mateo bridge in union city, 680, hayward and fremont, san mateo, millbrae, you've got showers and around highway 35 it is wet into the santa cruz mountains. it's been snowing steadily and chain controls here with a winter storm warning in effect until monday morning. 2 1/2 feet expected above 4,000 feet and we're looking at some very gusty winds, winds gusting to about 30 miles an hour. so, temperatures in the 40s, low 50s, it is foggy in liverm

. >> no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: students left the campus to march down telegraphvenue, keeping demonstrations nonconfrontational. at uc berkeley, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> massive women's marches are planned today across the bay area. download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts so that you'll know if these protests turn violent or impact traffic. >>> good saturday morning to you. we have several areas of downpours right now. here's live doppler 7, and as we take you into the north bay, you'll notice this yellow cell here right around highway 12. scattered showers down around 121, sears point, american canyon, and further into the east bay from berkeley, 580, wet weather for you over into oakland and just pushing out of san francisco right now, danville, it's wet for you and also over the higher elevations, walnut creek, showers ending. san ramon, 6680, looking pretty soggy and some rain/snow mix in the higher elevations. you can see another cell poised to move in along the coast here north of pacifica. as we get through the morning hours, we're going t

no kkk, no fascist usa. [shouting] >> and stay in the street? [shouting] >> no kkk, no fascist usa!> if i write, dear friends, i want to thank richard shelby, my colleague and susan collins for the generous introduction. it was very moving and touching. hard to believe the three of us have served together in this body almost 20 years was when i arrived in the senate in 1997 i probably wouldn't have anticipated becoming so close to the colleague from maine, two people from northernmost part of our country and southernmost part of our country. [shouting] >> a fascist regime, we have to stop them! you are a pig! >> it took us a while to understand our accent but once we became fast friends. richard shelby and i never had an accent problem. he was a steadfast friend and i think we have been a pretty good team representing the interests of alabama and the united states which i think president-elect donald trump for the confidence and trust he has shown in me by nominating me to serve as attorney general of the united states. i feel the weight of an honor greater than us. of conference i

to speak along with martin score really but a large group of protestors chanted up saying no milo, no kkk, no far shows usa. tensions rows again at the rally. . >> -- rose again at the rally. >> are you a student here? are you a student here? [ overlapping speakers ] >> in order for them to rant about protecting the freedom of speech, you need to explain to me what it is you are trying to get across first other than hate messages. >> supporters say students at uc davis are denied conservative viewpoints on a daily basis which is why the republican club decided to invite the two speakers. yonopolis is banned from twitter. scorelli raised the price of a pi $750 china views taiwan as part of china, not its own nation. president trump said it could be used as bargaining chip between the two sides. china reit tear rated that the one china policy is nonnegotiable. >>> president-elect is always busy on twitter. around 6:00 he posted this: what is he referencing? among many thinks the jobs that he wants to bring back to the u.s. and comparing the 2012 election to the 2016 in terms of which states

[chanting] no trump, no kkk.s to block people from entering. >> disgusting. >> hey, hey, hey. >> progressivism is about having a conversation. >> scra cat scan -- violent outburst causes chaos mid-air ground ago middle east airlines flight from beirut to london. watch. [screams] older man taking a swing at another passenger. the two pummeling each other before flight attendants finally separating them. the captain deciding to make an emergency landing in istanbul. the older man arrested when the plane landed. still unclear what started that fight to begin with crazy. president obama is quote not welcome at exclusive area golf course. jewish woodmont country club not hitting the links over foreign policy stance on israel. not clear if president obama is seeking membership there for post white house life. and this story we have been teasing about all morning. hot cocoa ponzi king pin, 150 year prison sentence isn't stopping bernie madoff making deals behind bars. he has cordoned the market on hot chocolate at north

." >> no kkk, u.s.a. >> as far as this officer is concerned.> there are a number of members of the military who are down in this area helping with security. and now we're starting to see them. if you're looking at our pictures now, you can see them helping to clear k street and helping the police. >> the national guard, yeah. and horace, you're behind the police line. you're in a place where you feel somewhat protected or safe, or not at all? >> yeah, the police are not going to allow us to get any closer than we are right now. you can see the police officers standing right in front of us. >> okay. okay. >> and police have come from around the country with riot here. that's what we're seeing here, the national guard showing up 7500. and they don't have riot gear or side arms. they're there as backup or help and also a presence. >> horace, while you're please jump in wherever you need to to help us out here. and please keep us apprised on what's happening. and we have dave lucas back with us. and dave, i'm interested in hearing from you as well.

he also went onto say in no uncertain terms that he opposed the kkk and in cases in alabama when he was an attorney therere actually in some cases responsible for that hate group going bankrupt in his home state of alabama.alab here's what he had to say. i was accused in 196 of failing to protecting voting rights african-americans, the voter fraud case and of condemningndem civil rights advocates and organizations and even harboring amazingly sympathies for the kkk. these are false charges. with regard to secretary clintoa and some of the comments i made i do believe that that could place my objectivity question. i've given that thought. i believe the proper thing for me to do would be to recuse myself from any questions involving those kind of investigations that secretaryrea clinton that were raised during the campaign. so a couple of things are true. yes, decades ago this very same committee with different memberr rejected sessions for a federale judgeship, but it is also trueot that democrats know the playing field here.fi they are outnumbered in the us senate and it is very likely

. >> kkk, no fascist u.s.a. >> do you think you should acknowledge that david duke was a head member ere are your facts? i have the video we can easily show it to you. >> david duke endorsed me? okay. all right. i disavow, okay? >> you shouldn't let people had n. from countries like isis trying to infiltrate our country. >> what are we supposed to do make america tell us their religion? that's not what america is about. [bleep] >> al think bob not seeking to commit terrorism from my own state of minnesota? >> you are right. you should perhaps be careful. >> ??? please don't touch my camera. >> you don't have to talk to me if you don't want to [bleep] fox news [bleep] fox news. >> as can you tell we have a very tolerant group out here. >> someone is throwing their phone at me. that's apparently tolerant as well. why are you wearing a gas mask and tactical vest. >> have a way to turn things around. >> are you a scuba diver. >> absolutely not. >> you say we live in dangerous times. are you talking about isis. >> talking about donald trump. >> do you prefer to live in the soviet union. >>

kkk style hoods and donald trump masks. this group has been protesting every night this week. no reports of any arrests. ♪ >>> you're looking at a dance party protest near home of vice president elect mike pence. the glroup work for peace held dance party protest against homophobia. they closed streets as folks marched to pence's home. >>> national guard members from all over the country are in washington to help keep the peace. they'll be sworn in today as special officers. that means they can make arrests and those arrested can be prosecuted in court and expected to help with traffic control and line the inaugural parade route. >> they're going to start shortly after midnight getting their preparations and preparing to move out into their various locations. >> the soldiers are expected to get more training today. >>> two of president elect trump's cabinet picks will head to washington today. >> former governor rick perry will begin hearings. tracie, what should we look out for today? >> reporter: okay. so first of all, let's start with minuchin. who wuz the finance chair for do

no passed away longer defend himself. i do believe he apologized and took back anything he said about part of the kkk before he passed away. , can you lookyou and the camera, and say the word to both rush limbaugh and sean hannity. because every time those people the deceased robert byrd and put kkk in the middle of his name. i never heard either one of those ever say his name without those three letters in the middle. would you please look into the camera and say please rush limbaugh and sean hannity, please stop doing that. god has passed away. and heot defend himself did apologize for everything he did with the kkk when he was a young man. and one more thing. since you are indeed the party love to seei would the image of abraham lincoln next to the confederate flag. have an image of jefferson davis on the other side. the party of lincoln. his image should be on every confederate like that is raised anywhere in this country. host: congressman byrne. guest: we don't have the confederate flag at the top of the state capital in alabama anymore. we don't need to put anybody's picture there because it is not there anymore. t

kkk bombing. he said worries about the days not despair. >> no america, no one should feel threatened because of whaty look like, where they worship, or whom they love. no one. >>> lynch did not mention president-elect by name but said that she has heard people's anxieties about the future. >>> video raising questions about police use of force in the chicago suburb. a young black man was forcefully arrested for stealing a car which turned out to be his. >> reporter: a police department under scrutiny for a violent takedown. newly released video shows police stopping lawrence crosby for allegedly stealing a car. he gets out with his hands up. then officers rush him saying he didn't get on the ground as ordered. officers can be seen hitting him. but while handcuffed on the ground listen to what the >> this is my vehicle, sir. >> reporter: sure enough, a p h.d. student didn't steal anything and was simply driving his own car. police suspected crosby after a woman called 9-1-1. she thought he was trying to break into the vehicle. he was actually doing roadside repair. on that call she later admitted race

no formal changes have been proposed. threatening fwheets question continue racial statements and references to the kkk. the principal at arundel high will host a meeting for the school community about the >> couch potatoes over 65 are likely to develop dementia as those with alzheimer's again. people over 65 who rarely exercise are most likely to develop the disease. 4.5 million and new this morning body mass index may influence how older adults respond to memory training. the peoplery training gave only one third of benefit to older adults with owe bosty as to older adults considered normal weight. there's dpoing evidence of link between obesity and brain fuchtion and further research is needed. >> new eye opening information this morning about smoke ago cording to new study. smoking and side effect cost global economy more than 1 trill don't a year and kills about 6 million each year with deaths expected to rise to 8 million by:30. more than 0% of toe baca related deaths happen in under privy himed counties. >> and coming up on "fox news morning" d.c. law maker calling for full legalization marijuana

no remorse during the trial ended not plead for his life. hours before the verdict, he said, "i still feel like i had to do it." the neo-nazi kkkpathizer sat with the south carolina bible group for 45 minutes before opening fire and killing nine members of the congregation. host: the head of samsung is due this weektioned later in south korea. he is the latest big fish to be named a suspect in the ever-growing corruption scandal that could force the president from office. our correspondent told us more from seoul. reporter: the scandal has become a virtual vortex, sucking and figures not just from politics, including the president, but from education, culture, sports, and from big business. he is sometimes called the most powerful man in south korea. he is the defect ahead of the samsung business group, the sprawling corporate empire. it is alleged he paid money to a pair of funds close to the president's confidant, at the epicenter of this mass i massive crisis in order to complete a merger of affiliates last year, which shareholders questions. they said it didn't make sense from a business perspective, but it was designed to

kkk. >> these are venerably false charges, for the klan and what it represents and its hateful ideology. >> sessions will likely be confirmed. republicans hold a majority in the senate and no gop senators have spoken out against the nomination. but new jersey senator cory booker is expected to testify against sessions tomorrow. the democrat is one of three black senators and in his statement booker accused sessions of having a, quote, concerning record on civil rights and criminal justice reform. >>> a flurry of activity on the hill today. robert menendez was among a group of lawmakers who unveiled a russian sanctions bill. that bill is dubbed the countering russian hostilities act of 2017. it's designed to send a message that key republicans are committed to punishing russia for its alleged hacking. the bill would impose visa bans and freeze the assets of those who undermine the cyber security of the public. >>> president obama will deliver his farewale address to the nation tonight. the president will speak in chicago, the city that launched his political career. it is his last chance to try to define what his presidency meant for america. he'll also deliver a plea to am

sometimes kkk voters, who had not played a direct role in american elections in decades, in which now developed an internet identity, an internet-based identity widely known as the alt-right. it is no stretch of the imagination to think of how trump' campaign iso holds barred attacks of people of color galvanized this fringe. sure, there was the occasional run by the kkk or david duke for office in louisiana, but now there was somebody talking their language at the level of presidential politics. trump not only mobilized the alt-right, he institutionalized it. by august he brought in stephen bannon as the strategic head o his campaign. the head of breitbart news, bannon had established himself as the hinge of moving news and conspiracy thinking and what he called populist nationalism. one could certainly call it white nationalism, out from fringe publication, the fringe publications of the alt-right, through the likes of dredge and fox news and into the mainstream media. therump did to the republican right, the connection to the alt-right radicalized, vulgarized the trumpian message. give you a few examples. the real americans became the identitarians, multiculturalism becomes unde

no. it is the nazis in the democrat party. read wikileaks at the corruption that is losing out of the party of slavery. the party of kkk.se people are just showing their true colors by not going to the inauguration. god bless donald trump. of news aboutts the inauguration in today's papers. noting when president donald trump takes an oath of office on inauguration day, hand will rest on the family bible and the abraham lincoln bible. used by the 16th president in his first inauguration, was most recently part of president obama's first and second inauguration ceremonies and as part of the library of congress 's's collection, a revised standard version was presented to him in 1855i his mother upon graduation from sunday church primary school in new york. the one other story from the new york times, talking about the expected cost and security apparatus that will be in place 28 thousandion day, personnel, three dozen state local and federal law enforcement agencies including the secret service, if you are, and national guard will be on watch this week in washington, d.c. when it comes to the cost of the inauguration, the

kkk. these are false charges. >> there is little likelihood sessions won't be confirmed. republicans hold the majority in the snet and no gop senators have spoken out against the nomination. >> among those expected to testify against jeff sessions tomorrow is democratic colleague and new jersey senator cory booker. booker is one of three black senators. he would become the first sitting senator to testify against a fellow sitting senator up for a cabinet position. booker accuses sessions of having a concerning record on civil rights and criminal justice reform. he read a statement that reads, the attorney general is responsible for ensuring the fair administration of justice and based on his record, i lack the confidence that senator sessions can honor this cute. -- duty. >> this group protested sessions' nomination today in center city. they gathered outside the philadelphia office of pennsylvania senator pat toomey. the group is asking toomey to reject the appointment of sessions. >>> we are following breaking details in the case of grace packer. she's the missing teenager who was found murdered. her adoptive mother a

imagination to think of how donald trump campaign, his no holds are attacks on people of color, galvanized this fringe. sure, there was the occasional run by the kkk or david duke for office in louisiana, but now, it was somebody talking their language at the level of presidential politics. trump institutionalized the old -- alt right. by august, he brought in steven bannon as the strategic head of his campaign. bannon had established himself as the hinge of moving news and conspiracy thinking, and when he called pop lift nationalism. one could certainly call it white nationalism. out from fringe -- through drudge, fox news, and finally into the mainstream media. it vulgarized the trumpian message. give you a few examples. the real americans became the identitarians. multi culturalism becomes understood as cultural marxism and multiculturalists as globalists. rhinos become conservatives. you may ask me about that later. finally, through the institutionalization of the alt right in the trump campaign and now in the trump administration, they would introduced tropes of hoary conspiracy theories into the american mix the likes of which have not heard

clearly you can see the hats, but it says kkk on their hats and out in front of them is a skull and cross bones. it is in watertown, new york, in 1870. you have no reason to think they ever committed violence, they are probably not even democrats. [laughter] elaine: well, they probably aren't. but they think it is pretty full. this is from the yale university yearbook. represent inhey the yearbook their class of 1871 and initiation committee. ok? they dress up as clam. at least they may not have actually have dressed up as klan there and initiation but they represent their new station in the year is that they had just up as klansman to initiate the incoming class, ok? eating clubo an that is formed that year at yale that is called the two clocks, ok? klux.e ku up theseou look people, they are not democrats, right? they are republicans. they are just circulating the idea because it has become interesting and popular. and in doing it, they are participating in spreading the violence on the ground of the klan. one more thing i want to say about virginia because i was asked to if to the question probably on everybody's mind about why it is we did no

no time addressing charges of racism. >> i was accused in 1986 of failing to protect the voting rights of african-americans. and off condemning organizations and harboring, amazingly, sympathies for the kkk. these are false charges. >> governor granholm. throughout the day he repeatedly say how painful it was, these racism charges. was he sincere? >> well, i mean, words and actions, right? so if you vote against re-upping the voting rights act, when this is such an important issue, your actions speak louder than your words. when you vote against the violence against women act as it currently is, your action speak louder than your words. when you vote against the matthew shepherd hate crimes act which protects lgbt people from hate crimes, when you vote against it, your actions speak louder than your words. when you are attorney general, you're supposed to be about justice for all. it gets back to the president's speech. it's about all of us, the great word, all. when people feel marginalized, they don't feel like justice is theres. >> andre, do you think they laid a philosop a glove on sessions? >> i think he'll be confirmed. i think they were a little lighter than i expected. but there

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kkk member was executed, and won a $7 million judgment against the klan. >> there is an attempt by some to demonize people and call them racist when there is actually no proofor it. let me say clearly, senator sessions is not a racist. >> several of sessions colleagues from across the aisle remain unconvinced. senator brown says he already told sessions he won't vote for him. today, the senate judiciary committee, who once called a sessions, actually wonderful to work with, wrote a scathing piece appearing in "the boston globe, come outling all the times he says he refused to work on measures to protect women, and members of the lgbt community. sessions that he walked into the 1986 hearings unprepared for what he called and orchestrated a smear job. we are told he has undergone numerous practice rounds this time. of course, he is well aware of the accusations he'll face. bret. >> bret: shannon, thank you. a follow tonight in the story we told you about last week. congressional democrats plan to rehang a piece of artwork depicting police officers as pigs. republican california congressman duncan hunter had removed it from a capitol hill wall, but the congres

no, let's go bet black democrats to call him racist. secondly, his actions speak much louder than this accusations. all i needed to know was he convicted a kkk the schools in alabama. and the accusations have been shown to be false. this is pure political theater on the part of the democrats. ainsley: what about cory booker for the first time a fellow senator speaking out against another senator. >> cory booker was auditioning to run for president of the united states. steve: looked like it. >> that's what that was about. oh, yeah. now, it was his job to do something unprecedented in order to get some unprecedented media coverage. why? i believe he has some aspirations to maybe run for office. you see, the democrats have to problem. they don't have anybody in the pipeline to run for president and cory booker maybe the candidate down the road. that's my interpretation of why he did what he did. steve: look, the democrats also don't have the votes. jeff sessions from what we've seen is going to be our next attorney general. >> yes. he's going to be our next attorney general and that phony statement about he has not shown that he represents jus

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