like everything was fine, but according to richard spencer's mother, that was not the case, and richard spencer's mother published an essay encouraging people -- or basically saying that tonya had tried to extort her and then the daily stormer jumped on that and said that there is a jewish realtor and businesswoman who is trying to extort the mother of richard spencer, who as many of you likely know is a white supremacist and that led to these threats and sort of the culmination was a proposed march that was actually going to be led by white supremacists and end on her doorstep. did you have a question? >> [inaudible]. >> sure. so a book like this can never be complete. so folks have a sense as to how many incidents -- oh, i have been asked, what's the question? sorry. thank you for the reminder. so the question is, how did i choose these stories, given the prevalence of hate violence in general and over the last two years. so folks have a sense as to how much hate violence actually happens in the united states. according to the fbi, there are -- in 2016, for example -- there was roughl

grateful to the distinguished military leaders in attendance, including secretary of the navy richard spencer. thank you. secretary of the air force, heather wilson. [applause] president trump: thank you. vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, paul selva. thank you, paul. [applause] president trump: and one of my favorites of the joint chiefs, come on, stand up. thank you both. [applause] president trump: i also want to thank representative mo brooks for joining us tonight. great gentleman, wherever you are, mo. thank you, mo. president trump: and a very special thank you to the members of the "congressional medal of honor" society. tonight we're privileged to be in the company of america's greatest heroes. joining us this evening are three extraordinary americans who i had the privilege of presenting the medal of honor to. jim mccloughan, mike rose, and brit slabinski. please stand up. we're also very proud to have a marine among of us who served in world war ii and fought heroically at iwo jima. i've gotten to know him, woody williams. i've gotten to know him. 95. you look good, woody.

similar circles. >> the speech writer wrote speeches for richard spencer.we have and the policy we have towards refugees and increasingly towards american citizens at the border is what you would expect if a bunch of white nationalists were running that part of the u.s. government. >> you have a president -- the president of the united states said haiti and other countries are s hole countries. >> it's such a living nightmare and once in a while something happens that reminds us how horrific this really is. >> do you know about who these folks were that he was e-mailing with? the people setting up the dinner parties? >> i do, yeah. some of the people that he was in contact with include activists such as someone who edited for american renaissance and others. i can give you the full list if you want. >> the names hopefully of obscure racists and white supremacists in washington. >> to sum up, yeah. >> that such an underground exists and is bumping up against the trump white house. not that surprising. thanks for joining me. still to come, closing the gap in

. >> stephen miller is someone who is the one running those meetings, of course, knew richard spencer at duke, though he says they had nothing to do with each other even though they ran in somewhat similar circles. >> and the speech writer who left wrote speeches for richard spencer. and the immigration policy that we have, the policy that we have towards refugees and increasingly towards american citizens at the border is exactly what you would expect if a bunch of white nationalists were running that part of the u.s. government. >> you've also got a president -- remember, the president of the united states said that africa -- said haiti and other african nations were s-hole countries. >> it's in front of our face and it's such a living nightmare we've become accustomed to and something happens that reminds us how horrific this is. >> do you know anything more about who these folks were that he was e-mailing with, rosie? the people setting up judenfrei dinner parties? >> i do, yes. some of the people he was in contact with include activists such as devon saucier who has edited for am

. >> stephen miller is someone who is the one running those meetings, of course, knew richard spencere. >> right. >> although he says that they had nothing to do with each other, even though they ran in somewhat similar circles. >> and the speechwriter that left wrote speeches for richard spencer. and the immigration policy that we have, the policy that we have towards refugees and increasingly towards american citizens at the border is exactly what you would expect if a bunch of white nationalists were running that part of the u.s. government. >> you've also got a president -- you know, remember, the president of the united states said that africa -- said haiti and other african nations were s-hole countries. >> it's in front of our face. it's just such a living nightmare that we've all become accustomed to and once in a while something happens that reminds us just how horrific this is. >> do you know anything more about who these folks were that he was e-mailing with, rosie? like the people setting up judenfrei dinner parties? >> i do. some of the people that he was in contact with

long time wall street executive and former cfo of north korea stock exchange parent company, richard spencer became the secretary of the navy a year ago when they passed a defense budget, tensions with china and iran heightened, i sat down with secretary spencer in a cnbc exclusive. we began with the state of the u.s. china defense relationship. take a listen. >> the relationship, morgan, is evolving shall we say. we are switching from strategies here we rolled out the national defense strategy last year, secretary mattis did it's definitely a maritime strategy facing to the pacific as majority of the weighting of strategy we have gone from fighting violent extremists to the power competition, we see china and russia back in the mix, and it is changing the way we put our forward forces, deploy forward forces it also changes the way we fight if we have to. we look at china, it's a very complex situation to say the least because they're also a great trading power. when we had the cold war going on, we didn't trade much with russia now we have a major trading power as a competitor. you'll see i

white supremacist environment to explore that bigotry, that ideology and here is you talking to richard spencer in i think it was your first season? >> second season. >> so i think white people need to talk about their whiteness more. >> is we're here to talk about white privilege. we want to bring it back. mike white privilege great again. >> so you're a fan of white privilege. >> oh, yeah. >> is what do you love about it? >> it looks great. the people are good looking and nice suits, great literature. i just want to bathe in white privilege, the greatest most awesome thing. >> all you had to do was put out that fishing rod and you reeled in a lot of obnoxious hate. >> and i caught heat from people on the left that i normalized him or gave him a platform. if you watch the episode it's about the importance of immigration in this country and how it's made america the great country it can be and about refugees and how we need to be open to them. that was one segment but there's another side. >> you don't apologize or justify, you have to talk outside the echo chamber and that's perhaps one of the

like richard spencer, a white nationalist, has argued "america was, until this past generation, a white country, designed for ourselves and our prosperity. it is our creation, our inheritance, and it belongs to us." that is pretty historically accurate about how our origin story and nation has envisioned who belongs. so, "hamilton," lin-manuel miranda, what i think they are doing is rejecting and offering very different versions of america's founding and america's origin story as a rejection of that vision. by telling america's story through musical genres associated with black and atlantic culture, by having actors of color play the nation's founders, miranda puts people on par with whites as owners, creators, and rightful tellers of the nation's origin story, and heritage. in other words, i would argue that "hamilton" is revising america's civic myths to make them more inclusive, to offer symbolic affirmation that people of all races belong to and own the nation, and have the authority to tell the nation's story. and while part of this puts us at the ultimate impact of what that will

that is richard spencer, contemporary white nationalists. that is pretty historically accurate how our origin story and nation has envisioned who belongs. hamilton, lin-manuel miranda, what i think they are doing is rejecting and offering very different versions of america's founding and america's origin story as a rejection of that vision. by telling america's story through musical genres associated with black and atlantic's culture, by having actors of color play the nation's founders, miranda puts people on par with whites as owners, creators, and rightful tellers of the nation's origin story, and heritage. i would argue that hamilton is revising america's civic myths to make them more inclusive, to offer symbolic affirmation that people of all races belong to theown the nation, and have authority to tell the nation's story. while part of this puts us at the ultimate impact of what that will be, there is some evidence that the show is giving some young people of color a sense of greater ownership over the nation. in the words of one black

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