what are the plans this community has right now to deal with paul craig cobb?think it's unclear. i think we're up sure as to what to do right now. we'll just have to wait and see what we discuss at the meeting tonight. >> how is the community treated you? has everyone that lives there rallied around you against this guy? >> yes. everybody has been very, very supportive. very kind. i have roots in this town. i didn't grow up in this town, but my mom did, and there are still relatives that live around this general area. so i have a reason to be here. i have a history of being from this area, around from this area. so it's disconcerting that someone would come in and want to make us change our entire way of life just so that they can be supported by -- surrounded only by white people, like-minded white people. >> to be clear, this is your town now too. you live there, you have some roots there. he's coming into where you live in your community. >> yeah, he has the audacity to ask me for information to buy land and his intentions were to harm my way of life and mak

what are the plans this community has right now to deal with paul craig cobb?ink we're up sure as to what to do right now. we'll just have to wait and see what we discuss at the meeting tonight. >> how is the community treated you? has everyone that lives there rallied around you against this guy? >> yes. everybody has been very, very supportive. very kind. i have roots in this town. i didn't grow up in this town, but my mom did, and there are still relatives that live around this general area. so i have a reason to be here. i have a history of being from this area, around from this area. so it's disconcerting that someone would come in and want to make us change our entire way of life just so that they can be supported by -- surrounded only by white people, like-minded white people. >> to be clear, this is your town now too. you live there, you have some roots there. he's coming into where you live in your community. >> yeah, he has the audacity to ask me for information to buy land and his intentions were to harm my way of life and make my way of life uncomfo

paul craig mcmillan. elizabeth, when can we expect this to be available? >> on the bookshelves august 20th. posted august 20th, very, very good. an extraordinary book, lessons for all of us. 20 thank you for joining us for his victory. >> guest: thank you very much. >> the editor at large of rothbart.com will talk about hollywood's influence on how americans think. the types of personalities voters want to be u.s. president and what he says is less tendency to intimidate political opponents. mr. shapiro is the author of five books including "primetime propaganda" and is 2013 release, "bullies." post go from your newest book, "bullies," you write president obama would select it at least in part because he was black. it was a positive for many americans believed they needed to elect the first but president to move beyond issues of race once and for all. instead, they got a chance to embrace boley masquerading as a racial unifier. what do you mean? >> guest: president obama came into office on this great wave of american approval, that he was going to unify t

craig paul cob wants to set up a racist utopia. been called one of the most extreme white sue supremists in the country. >> stand up against hate. >> 150 native americans in over 100 north dakotans stood up against racism. >> we know that white supremacists don't respect us. >> protesters made it clear, they're not finished from trying to make a white rights group take over. >> these are not the streets of the nazis. >> i'm an american. they do not represent america. this crowd of people represents america. ♪ stand up >>> joining me tonight, mark potak, southern poverty law center. this story broke oup open again over the weekend, mr. potak, because the head of the national american socialist party or whatever it's called, went there to look and see if this was going to be feasible. jeff shoep, the leader of the national socialist movement, had this to say. he said we to start somewhere. so if we start in small towns and spread out from there, it's sort of a test ground in that sense. where if we're able to get off the ground here,

. >> during senator rand paul's visit, he had a chance to ask about gov forchris christie. here's craigwill maintain our military poszture in the region to keep the pressure on the regime. if diplomacy fails, the united states and international community must remain prepared to act. >> as president obama seeks congressional approval to invade syria, senators like rand paul of kentucky say we haven't even taken care of the people who invaded our embassy in benghazi. >> we lost four americans last night. i want to assure you we will bring their killers to justice. >> president obama said a year ago on september 11th after the attack in syria, that we were going to get the people responsible. do you think it's ironic when we haven't brought the people responsible for those attacks on our ambassador? >> no, in fact, we have known for about a year. at least one of the people's been interviewed. so, no, i think we haven't done the job in benghazi. >> were any of these weapons being transferred? >> senator, you'll have to direct that question to the agency that ran the annex. >> the junior rep

. >> during senator rand paul's visit, he had a chance to ask about gov forchris christie. here's craig>> we will maintain our military poszture in the region to keep the pressure on the regime. if diplomacy fails, the united states and international community must remain prepared to act. >> as president obama seeks congressional approval to invade syria, senators like rand paul of kentucky say we haven't even taken care of the people who invaded our embassy in benghazi. >> we lost four americans last night. i want to assure you we will bring their killers to justice. >> president obama said a year ago on september 11th after the attack in syria, that we were going to get the people responsible. do you think it's ironic when we haven't brought the people responsible for those attacks on our ambassador? >> no, in fact, we have known for about a year. at least one of the people's been interviewed. so, no, i think we haven't done the job in benghazi. >> were any of these weapons being transferred? >> senator, you'll have to direct that question to the agency that ran the annex. >> the juni