>>> next monday is patriot's day in boston and thousands of modern patriots will take to the streetsnation, under god, indivisible. that word patriot has become a loaded one. to see what i mean, consider the rancher who has refused to pay the people of the u.s. what he owes for use of our land because he views the u.s. federal government as a foreign interroper. he denies legitimacy of our republic. though he's been found guilty twice by court, he seems to want to pick and choose the laws he feels like obeying. to manien right, he's a hero, a patriot. in fact, has become almost synonymous with right wing anti-government views. on the fringe quote/unquote patriot groups are grounded in extreme anti-government doctrine and impending government violence. names like 22nd field force alabama militia. many of the protesters grown to cliven bundy's ranch with firearms to do whatever it takes to keep cliven bundy from complying with federal law. the word patriot has become so closely associated with the political right that it was on the now infamous irs bolo list, the implication being wher

patriots? you call this guy a patriot? i thought he would be a taker under paul ryan's definition. let's see. senator heller, you want to give this guy slack. what do you call people looking for unemployment extension? what do you call them, senator? do you have room for them. . bundy is not a patriot. he's a free loader. i have traveled across the country in recent months. i have spoken to people with real imminent domain issues relating to the keystone excel pipeline. i can't find conservatives out there. i talk to farmers in nebraska who don't want a foreign corporation coming in and taking over their land. never saw rick perry worried about that or rand paul. nor did i hear anything about ted cruz on that. he's only good for pheasant hunting in iowa. he doesn't give a damn about their land. i talked to native americans many south dakota who don't want the treaties cast aside like toilet paper. these are being violated. they're very concerned about that. . i didn't see any republicans fighti

and it was always not so much patriot's day but it was known as marathon monday.hich is why the marathon didn't today. obviously we are looking back a year later. but it fell on patriot's day last year, and next monday everyone has the day off. most people are somewhere along that marathon route, and i certainly was growing up. i mean we went every year. it starts in the suburbs and goes all the way in to downtown boston. i did want to point out exactly where this memorial is takes place. the convention center is literally steps away. you are talking about 1.5 blocks from where the second bomb went off. so really the locations of where a lot of these tributes are happening is right along the boylston street, which is the finish line. >> you went back to boston ahead of today's ceremonies, and what you saw was a reminder that in the days after weeks after the bombing there was an outpouring of support from the people of boston, and specifically you went to one location. >> absolutely. anywhere along the finish line, certainly towards the end there, you can see make

are patriots. the hundreds of militia members who stood with clive bundy and against the federal government. heller says these men and women are patriots. so does the web site, info wars, a paranoid, online haven run by alex jones. jones is the wildly popular conspiracy theorist whose stories make their way from his web site, where on any day you can fine head lines about vaccines, mass flower addition, and the 9/11 coverup into the so-called main stream establishment. >> he's saying he'll do whatever he has to do not be -- have is grazing rights stolen by these pirates. >> next thing you now, so-called main stream republicans are calling people like this patriots. >> what senator reid may call domestic terrorists, i call patriots. >> but the alex jones says the g.o.p. is much bigger than the bundy ranch. take craig brannon. candidate for senate in north carolina. running neck and neck with establishment favorite tom tillis for the run senate nomination in 2012 he said a 9/11 truther's question nee

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is that the way you would describe these patriot groups?ving people who hate the federal goth, i'll tell you that. i want to be careful. these are not people interested in participating in a representative democracy. mr. bundy lost every court fight he had. this is going on for 20 year, and he owes $1 million to the government. these are people who are declaring war on the government. and this kind of armed confrontation that we've seen here is unprecedented. >> to your point about being unpress tented. they said they could not actually think of another example in rekent decades where different militia groups from around the country banded together to offer this kind of armed resistance to thwart law enforcement. how unpriested is this? >> it is unprecedented. we saw the banking and farm crisis during the '80s show up and protest. we saw similar things in the militia movements of the 1990s but not to the extent where we had this armed accomplish presence actually soliciting for new catalytic events, if you will, that they can show up and ba

. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> naturally bundy's media defenders were shocked and outraged. >> this is a fox news alert. the most powerful democrat in congress has officially stepped way over the line. >> so harry reid has stepped way over the line. not the man who has cheated the system for 20 years and has surrounded his ranch with an army of militia members. the indignation here is reserved for harry reid. and his imagined private army. >> harry get your army out of nevada. get your army away from my ranch clark county public land and keep it out. and if they come, we'll deal with them tonight if that's what we got to do, we'll just deal with you. wh when you got guts enough to do it come on. >> how has this happened? it's happened because this is about america. that's why. and america where citizens don't pay taxes and militia members threaten federal officers with guns. >> this is as american pie as you can get. and i think that will relate to the average american pers

he used fox news airwaves to promote the tea party patriots' website. >> the tea party patriots have created a website, hannity for sanity.com and put adses up and it's a testimony of people that are saying, hey, i was targeted because i'm conservative. >> bill o'reilly, clearly doesn't know what's go on on his own network. sean hannity is promoting one of his political advertisers on fox news' air? there's a big difference between me and the right wing talkers. i mean, they say what they're told to say, what they're paid to say. i say what i believe. bottom line here is, folk, that i think that bill owe rewe o're can fix all of this, bring howard kurtz back on the air and explain one more time what the rules are about political money for people on fox news, because, gosh, after the way they ripped into me i'm foggy about this whole thing. i do own my own radio show. i do sell advertising on my website and no one tells me what to say. the unions are for the keystone pipeline. i am adamantly opposed to it. now, the other thing that i think is also very interesting is that the republic

it hurt patriots day. >> reporter: the boston marathon is run on patriots day a civic holiday here that the best day of the year in boston. if you're not at the marathon, then you're at the red sox game that starts at 11:00 in the morning. it's a party. it's spring, and it's a holiday unique to boston because of what happened here april 19th, 1775. it begins at the old north church, one if by land, two if by sea. paul revere's ride to warn the militias in lexington and concord that the british were on their way. a battle immortalized in emerson's poem. by the bridge that arched the flood, their flag to april's breeze unfurled, here once the embattled farmer stood and fired the shot heard round the world. it was the beginning of the revolutionary war that re-enactors perform every year with duty to history. here more than a year before the declaration of independence was signed, men were willing to sacrifice everything for an idea, an ideal that would become the united states. as emerson said, a spirit that made those heroes dare to die and leave their children free. we free children are

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but there was a very strong feeling at the time that this was a patriotic thing to do.and other beef substitutes. most americans agreed that these shortages were trivial compared with the crusade to win the war. they cooperated with the emergency programs. they saved their money to buy goods after the war. the controlled market carried out its necessary functions, and defense goals were met. it was a very successful experience. there was no inflation in world war ii when the economy doubled in output. although they caused some problems, there's general agreement that price controls @@ played a critical role in winning the war. richard gill explains. most economists agree that world war ii price controls were quite successful because of the special circumstances. the war involved a huge transfer of resources from the civilian to the military sector of the economy. without some sort of controls, this might have led to a rapid spiral of wages and prices. controls were instituted for a specific purpose, for a short time, and under conditions of patriotic fervor. under these

ron. >> happy patriots day to you. you see some of the people streaming to the common, including some of the marathoners who have just run this exhausting 26.2 miles. you see on the faces of the runners that are coming down the promenade here, and some of them really tired. you can tell they're very satisfied to have been able to finish what they started this morning. in some cases started all the way back to last year when those bombs exploded last year, and i think as much as people want to breathe a sigh of relief, you have to keep in mind that there's still a lot of race to be run here. half the field essentially -- a little more than half the field still out on the course as of a few minutes ago. about 17,000, 18,000 people still making they are way to the finish line, which is probably three-quarters of a mile behind us here. >> 3,500 police officers. double the amount of officers. he spoke with the new police commissioner. helms an avid runner who has run 18 of these marathons. today he is in class a uniform. we

is he still a patriot? earlier today, rand paul said, bundy's remarks on race are offensive and i disagree with him. senator dean heller called them appalling and racist. fox host greta van susteren condemns what cliven bundy said about african-americans. it is not exactly something that is unfamiliar. as the new republic pointed out, by sheer coincidence, conservative murders turn out to be huge racists. new york's chait elaborated, it not a coincidence bundys a gigantic racist like rand paul's ghost writer turned out to be a neocob fed rate white supremacist. so, is it something in the water or does this run deeper? "slate" offered this assessment, only difference between bundy and a host of conservatives is the renegade rancher isn't sophisticated to couch nonsense in sound bite and euphemism. joining me, jamelle boyy and brian boitler. we have bundy clarifying his remarks just a few moments ago on the peter shift radio show. he said i'm wondering, wondering are they, presumably black people, happier now

or, you know, they're surrounded by patriots or government overreach.ut then you go back and clean it up with the spokesperson on paper. so that in print, sort of in the national print, but you get your local -- you still get your -- >> that is fascinating. so you don't have to -- so that's why i described it in the tease as a moonwalk, right? it's not quite a moonwalk because they've got to look like they're still going forward. >> still anti-gig government but -- >> exactly. >> but i'm not a racist. >> right. >> seriously, think about how powerful and courageous it would be if any one of those men would have gone on national television tonight and said -- >> that is such a good point. >> rand paul himself, who had to take a little time to think about it. and said this is repugnant, this is horrible. and even said you know, what we made a mistake, we shouldn't have jumped on this bandwagon without knowing more -- >> the problem with that tape is that tape endures, right? >> of course. >> and that tape might anger the wrong people. >> it might indeed. t

it created the patriot i don't care packet, the department of homeland security and a greater focus on terrorism. there is now better cooperation between federal, state and local law enforcement. this week new york city disbanded a police unit that infiltrated muslim communities in search of terror suspects. it was an idea that came out of the c.i.a. still with us linda, executive director of the arab american association of new york. sebastian, professor at the institute of world politics, and al jazeera legal contributor jamie. in the little time we have left i would like to hear from everybody on what to do now. how to proceed, linda, in a way that's consistent with american values, consistent with the law, but also gives the people who are trying to investigate these plots a shot at finding people before they do this country harm, before they organize the mayhem that in many cases they intended to commit? how do you do it? >> you create meaningful changes within the new york police department. you create agency-wide guidelines followed by all of those who work for the nypd intellig

patriots day, the huge holiday in3ñóa,%2j massachusetts.om massachusetts, 26.2 miles into boston, cheer on runners from all across the country and around the world. so, those aspects that make this a fun and important and special day are certainly part of what they want to preserve here in boston. >> we're just watching a live picture here of boylston street in boston and the camera focused in on a sign that said "thank you, boston." i know the rest of the country and the world is watching boston today, and on monday, to see a city come back and to stay strong and to say that nothing is going to stop us from continuing to believe in what we live for in this country, especially on patriots day, is being free in this country, and being safe. and look at all these people now that have couple out on this rainy day in boston, rain all up and down the east coast, but janice dean says it will be sunny and 65 on monday when the race is run. but today, somber event with the rain, but so many people have come out to remember what happened one year ag

patriots day, early start. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> down 5-0.s going to be a depressing night. red sox weren't going to show up to play. they come back to win. >> i'm okay with it. >> that's true. >> what's the weather going to be like? great for the marathon? >> yesterday was fantastic. it continues and spills for the east coast today. the only spot that was the exception out in the outer banks, i know we had the big rainstorm on friday, lingered into saturday in the southeast. sunday lingers over the outer banks. the rest of the east coast had a nice easter. myrtle of the country dealing with wet weather. no severe weather. knock on wood, we haven't had a lot of tornadoes. in the spring we continue to be pretty much fatality free is the way we're going to call it. we were very fortunate to this point. hopefully we'll continue going this way. the only bad weather out there this morning, thunderstorms rolling over i-35 as you head south down to texas. also rain down to missouri. we'll get rain to chicago and much of iowa. the east coast is looki

when it is patriots are traders, tors, i realize i have to explain why i am not a traitor. i've been saying for three years now that chelsea manning and now snowden are no more traders -- traitors and i am. and i am not. to make that very clear. it has taken me back 40 years. i got over fearing that question all the time. i feared it a lot at the beginning.

. >> reporter: this political analysts say as the kremlin tries to reinforce the notion of patriotism through a campaign across state media tapping into a vein of national pride which swelled during the sochi olympics and kept its momentum through last month's annexation of crimea by russia. this channel was dropped after it was asked if the city of leningrad should have been dropped by the nazis. >> it was a huge campaign

event center at san jose state university to protest hillary clinton's appearance the gilroy morgan patriots held signs. to quote tell the truth. four americans were killed in that attack including chris

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schoumacher: as their "patriotic chore," man and machine opened new lands.ductivity and profits soared. farmer kenneth littorecalls his father's wartime effort. during the outbreak of world war number one, there was a great drive put on to increase feed supplies and food supplies to feed not only our army and civilian population but populations in europe that had been overrun. and in so doing, he thought he was doing the patriotic right thing and bought another 900 acres. he felt he was just as patriotic and just as involved in that war as the man that was toting a rifle. schoumacher: even the end of the war did not end the growing demand for u.s. farm products, for the threat of famine hung over a starving europe. responding to the call of herbert hoover, leader of the u.s. relief effort, the farmer raised his output even higher and fed two continents. never before had demand been so strong. never before had profits been so great. even the small farmer prospered. dr. wayne rasmussen, chief historian, u.s. department of agriculture, comments. the marginal fa

unless law and order goes against people who you view as patriots. as, as heroes. when it goes, runs against everything that they say that they believe in, and everything that this country stand for. if bundy could get away with what he is doing. what tips say other people in other parts of the country stay you know what. if he can get away with it, why shouldn't i. maybe the consequences might be worse. >> yeah, that's what goes to this. we want to have cooler head prevail here. and yet we would be remiss if we didn't acknowledge the fact that there is an interplay between what some of the conservative media were doing, and the fact that there were people willing to come out to his ranch, to, to play around ilt idea of an armed resistance and rebellion. don't we have to care about that? >> well, we do have to care about that. you know, look -- basically why was the right drawn to the story of cliven bundy. i would argue that it is not just that, you know, it is despite the fact that he was a clearly a deadbeat. he was sort of making a stand against the evil federa

>> no. >> i call them patriots -- >> and i said, these people think they are patriots, they are not.sed that word. if they are patriots, we're in big trouble. >> well it's a pretty broad brush when you have boy scouts, veterans, grand parents and people that as long as they are not promoting violence in my opinion. >> promoting violence with sniper rifles? take to the sheriff. automatic weapons with grandmothers? boy scouts? i hope not. we got more problems with the boy scouts and whether they can have gay leaders -- >> i take more issues with blm coming in with a pair of military army of people, individuals with snipeers, and i'm talking to people in groups that were there at the event and to have your own government with sniper lynches on you, it made a lot of people uncomfortable. >> as senator reid stoked the fire, senator heller is looking for accountability. >> i want to see accountablebility on exactly what happened and i fear there will be no answer to the question, but i want hearings in washington d.c. on what happened and who gave the orders to march in like this. >> dana

it is out of fashion to be a patriot now. that is what i am trying to explain. i was walking here to come here into the studio, i thought that i would be convinced that i am right. i have got four children, and my younger children are still in school. and the school has now shifted the responsibility for bringing up and educating the children to parents' shoulders, and we worked hard on this problem. we found a cadet school in moscow region, and the education at this school is based on historical tradition, the traditions of military service. most of the teachers are servicemen who actually bring up the children according to tradition of law for the whole land. they learn, the cadets, the young guys learn respect for women, for older people. they are accustomed to discipline and physical exercises. in other words, at the cadet school, they are trained to become real men. this is what they only do in 15 moscow schools. these schools are very few and far between. what i am suggesting is that probably you should have some legislation and pass some legislation for t

patriot health insurance plans to alt provisions of the a.c.a. which places a unique burden on these types of plans. expatriate health insurance plans offer a high end, robust coverage to people working outside their home contry, giving them access to a global network of health care providers. individuals on the plan could be foreign employees working here in america, americans working abroad, or say a german working in france. expatriate plans ensures these employees have worldwide access to quality health care while working outside their home contry. several u.s. health insurance companies, cigna, metlife, and united health offer expatriate health insurance plans. these insurance companies compete with foreign insurance companies that also sell the same kind of plans. the issue is, these foreign plans don't have to comply with the a.c.a. forcing u.s. expatriate insurance plans to comply with the a.c.a., thereby gives their foreign competitors a distinct advantage. as a result, to stay competitive, a u.s. expatriate insurer will move their busin

government that whistle-blowing is a patriotic thing to do. unfortunately, there isn't a single president that has taken me up on my suggestion. further, while the obama administration promised to be the most transparent in history, it has instead cracked down on whistle-blowers like never before. last week, the supreme court denied a petition to hear an appeal from a case named kaplan versus conyers. the obama administration position in that case if allowed to stand means untold numbers of federal employees may lose some of the very same appeal rights we tried to strengthen the whistle-blower protection act. it could be half or more of the federal employees impacted. such a situation would undo 130 years of protection for civil servants dating back to the pendleton civil service reform act 1883. you remember that president obama promised to ensure that whistle-blowers have full access to the courts and due process. however, his administration pursued the exact opposite goal here. that ought to be unacceptable to all of us. i think it's import

and bundy's home state senator dean heller, who called bundy's supporters patriots. so today, after bundy's slavery apologetics were made public, the news cycle has been dominated by the great cliven bundy walkback of 2014. first up, senator dean heller. senator's spokeswoman saying "senator heller completely disagrees with mr. bundy's appalling and racist statements and condemns them in the most strenuous way." senator rand paul through his spokesman said, "his remarks on race are offensive and i wholeheartedly disagree with them." senator ted cruz, you're up next. through his press secretary, cruz said, "those comments are completely unacceptable." and there's texas attorney general greg abbott, who jumped on the bundy rhetoric bandwagon using similar language about government overreach, to trumpet his own problems with the blm in a letter to that agency. and so now predictably a spokeswoman for mr. abbott laura bean said the letter "regarding a dispute in texas is in no way related to a dispute in nevada, of course." governor rick perry said bundy is a side issue.

. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not.they're nothing more than domestic terrorists, and i think that we are a country, that people should follow theç law and what went on is not very good. i repeat what went on up there is domestic terrorism. cliven bundy does not recognize the united states. he says the united states is a foreign government. he doesn't pay his taxes. he doesn't pay his fees, unlike the rest of nevada ranchers. then he doesn't follow the law. he continues to thumb his nose at authority. >> the idea that -- of course there's outrage as a result of those comments. the idea you would compare people who have lived on this land since the late 1800's, have farmed this land, ranched on this land since that time period, you would compare those people who killed other americans, whether it is the boston bombings or whether the twin towers were brought down, how could you make that comparison? >> the question this morning, the government's reaction to all of this,ç they're pulling guns on these individuals, on ha

is cliven bundy a patriot or is is he a free loader. text or go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com. we'll bring you results later in the show. for more, let me bring in gary from the tribe in in nebraska. farm owner megan hammon. ft i know if the pipeline is approved it's going to be going over your land, but the media has given cliven bundy way more attention than what you folks are doing in washington. . he doesn't even own his land, and you do. your reaction to all of this? >> oh my. we pay our property taxes. and it is very interesting that conservatives will stand up for someone who tries to use the second amendment, but they won't come to our rescue when a foreign corporation is shoving a pipeline down our throat. >> is that what is happening? is there a foreign corporation doing that to you and your family? >> yeah, definitely. it's been going on for five and a half years. on the first route, didn't have any options. we took the word that they had every permit they needed and we signed. we are again on the second route, and yeah, that's what they're doing. they're trying to f

it's patriotic to not pay your taxes and mooch off the government and that's a great question.they talk about government overreach, i keep thinking to myself i wonder if they think stop and frisk counts as government overreach. i bet you a lot of black and brown kids feel that that is government overreach. from their perspective having to follow the laws of the country and saying i'm not going to do it and i don't recognize this it country makes them patriots. to the point we were talking about before, there's a portion of the conservative base that this message resinates. that's why i wanted o to play some of the sound in the beginning. that's why we're hearing these themes over and over and over. it's the politics and fear have worked for them for a long time. and the fact that we have changing demographics, it makes it even clearer that they have to ban together. and the willie hortons, they use the same play book year after year playing off the fears of people and what it does is gets people to vote against their interests. low income, poor white folks ban together with the

they call themselves patriots all the time.the rhetoric they embrace and meanwhile they're pushing for the most anti-patriotic act you can imagine, breaking up the very country they're supposed to be proud of and concerned for as patriots. as you point out, after this re-election of the president, there was a spate of petitions at the white house.gov website itself asking for states to secede. i was home in my home state of virginia and i saw several bumper stickers about secession. so i think it's very strange to me that this country that they claim to love so deeply, they're so ready to abandon and split apart from. >> krystal ball and dana millbank, thank you both for your time tonight. and make sure you catch krystal on "the cycle." coming up, today president obama and attorney general holder took a powerful step forward in the fight for justice. plus, boston strong. 36,000 run in remembrance and inspire a nation. in the nation, we reward safe driving. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for

. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> unbelievable given the events in oklahoma city and at the boston marathon. we really know what real domestic terrorists look like and that's not cliven bundy and supporters. back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> cliven, by the way, we're putting up pictur

dean heller called these folks up there patriots. i wonder how he feels today, joy. >> yeah, indeed, and not to mention the heavy subsidization -- all of those militia types that were hanging around the bundy ranch, are they still there? or are they even starting to waver in terms of wanting to hang out with this guy and protect him with their guns? >> i haven't been up there, but the reporters who have been say there's quite a few of them up there. and if you saw any of the -- i watched the entire 19-minute press conference that bundy had. a lot of them are up there supporting him saying that the media's spinning this, making him out to be prejudice. so i think the certain corps of these folks who are up there supporting bundy or whatever movement they happen to be a part of, joy. so there's certainly still a presence there. and i think while there is a presence there and while there is -- some of them are armed, i don't think the federal government, the state government, local law enforcement's going to go through with what they ob

is that the patriotic position of the u.s. government in this case?r are the patriots the ones who wrap themselves and say we don't have to obey the law. by the way, we're farming on federal land we're not paying for. you taxpayers are supporting my business. >> these minority groups needed most the protection of the federal government. it does run over and over again to this sentiment of losing some protections for minorities. it's built into it. congressman, the last question to you. as an individual of color on the hill, do you think there should be more condemnation of that part of the movement, of the obliteration of federal protections when it comes to minorities? >> well, i'm not sure exactly what you're asking me. what i can tell you. >> the individuals who jumped on this band wagon and are espousing that ideology. >> we absolutely have to stand up and confront racism, division in our country and stand up for the right of the federal government to protect minorities. this is something we have to repeat over and over again. i want to say as we

to a real patriot, that means something. i'd rather watch the folks in boston than even think of the gun toting anti-patriots in nevada somehow trying to make law breaker cliven bundy a hero. all right, that does it for now. "the cycle with alex wagner" is now. >>> it is tuesday, april 15th. boston strong one year later. >> the one-year anniversary of the marathon bombings. a day of reflection and remembrance. >> of celebration of resilience and hope. >> the emphasis is on the recovery for the victims and the city. >> a tribute to the strength of a human spirit. that's on display. >> i never would have thought i was walking after what happened last year. >> you become the face of american's resolve for the whole world to see. >> you remember exactly where you were when you saw the news break either on tv or the radio or over your iphone. >> that question of why is still very hard to answer. >> jo har tsarnaev will face the death penalty. >> they try to instill fear. >> people got up, they got back to work. it's an american s

it is patriots day as well.. >> and, ron, just to make this clear, more runners this time than ever before, right? that's sort of to me the great message that people are sending. more people running in this marathon than ran last year. so terrorism being damned. >> exactly. usually the last four, five years they've capped this field at about 27,000. we've got 36,000. that's a one-third increase. that's a lot more people on the street. the record was the hundredth in the anniversary in '96, over 38,000 runners. we may never see a field quite this large again. it takes a large coordination to add that more runners in the field. all those towns along the course had to approve the extra runners in the field because extra resources had to be deployed today so this is a big day. ron mott, thank you very much. this is a beautiful day. time for the next number in today's data bank and this is 1,300. it's the number of cracks in the dome of the u.s. kcapitol. workers continue to install a safety net before construction b

the guy who founded the white patriot party got flipped by the fbi, and in exchange for a more lenient sentence for himself, he testified against everybody else in that indictment. he explained how he had been given $200,000 in stolen money from the guy who founded the order. and he testified about what he knew about other white supremacist groups getting money from the order as well. and when the case collapsed and all these guys were acquitted, here's this guy, who had testified against everybody else in the neo nazi movement in open court. he had founded the white patriots party in carolina, he had founded the california nights of the ku klux klan. but after that trial and after him turning state's evidence and ratting oen all of his colleagues in the neo nazi movement. he left north carolina, he fled the state, moved to missouri, and he changed his name. he changed his name from fraser glen miller jr., to frazier glen cross. and this, this weekend, was frazier glen cross. >> panic and fear ripped through the parking lot of the jewish community center this afternoon at 115th and kno

it is out of session to be a patriot now. that is what i am trying to explain. i was walking here to come here into the studio, i thought that i would be convinced that i am right. i have got four children, and my younger children are still in school. and the school has now shifted the responsibility for bringing up and educating the children to parents' shoulders, and we work ed hard on this problem. we found a cadet school in moscow region, and the education at this school is based on historical tradition, the traditions of military service. most of the teachers are servicemen who actually bring up the children according to tradition of law for the whole land. they learn, the cadets, the young guys learn respect for women, for older people. they are accustomed to discipline and physical exercises. in other words, at the cadet school, they are trained to become real men. this is what they only do in 15 moscow schools. these schools are very few and far between. what i am suggesting is that probably you should have some legislation and pass some legislation for