. >> s.a. subject matter expert to protect the american people the threat of foreign and domestic because this organization operating in the united states very plainly from the intention. and in english and says. >> you are not answering my question there is a current that is close to shore real lawyer talking about the tactics of radicalism. >> who is the fbi guy? [laughter] >> ordered the odds they going to the samos cannot know each other? >> i have no idea. >> call i am suggesting is the american muslim to take up arms but had to create a hero when you have centers of radical activity how in the hell could it be a big guy killed 49 people at the club in orlando the winter the same mosque that there is it something going on? >> it is entirely reasonable and if we feel we are so hamstrung. >> that is the point that you cannot talk about the obvious? >> in my case it was the hub of the conspiracy used for recruiting and conspiratorial conversations. and they used it because they thought that w

i like .s.a. u.s.a. that. i like that. so california, good place. going to play heavy in california. i think we can win it. i mean we get crowds like this all over the place and didn't give you a hangar. they don't give hangars anymore. but it's amazing the kind of reception that we have. and every magazine and every newspaper whether they like us r not and i say folks, i'm a messenger. am i doing a good job? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: it's incredible what's happened. and people are saying it's the most incredible political phenomenon. one of the pundits told me the other day and said you know, it doesn't matter whether you win or lose, the job you've done is so incredible. you came from nowhere and never did this before and fighting 17 governors and senators and professional politicians, i have been fighting them all my life and i like fighting, but you have been fighting these people and week after week you are down to 16, you are down to 14, you , 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. and they said it hasn't been anything like it. it doesn't matter whether we win

in addition, the "daily telegraph," " is reporting mair subscribed t to s.a. patriot, a south african magazine published by white rhino club, a pro-apartheid group. we go now to montgomery alabama where we are joined by richard cohen, president of the southern poverty lalaw center. richard, welcome back to democracy now! can you explain what you know about who thomas mair is? >> he was a long time follower of the national alliance. the largest neo-nazi party in the united states with significant ties to europe. 2003, he bought things about weapons, things about explosives, and just as important, he subscribed to a variety of white supremacicist literature. juan: richarard cohen, for those folks not familiar with the national alliance, its founder, the author of the notorious or infamous colts classic on the far right, ththe "turner diarie? >> william pierce, he was a prolific writer and he wrote "the turner diaries" the blueprint for the obama city bombing and also the blueprint for a lot of other terrorist activities. he was a devoted follower of hitler, and

is a broad theory to keep them from the capabilities before a they struck there is a huge difference s.actical matter from what the war powers thought to be in the authority said this may be the best you'll ever get. >> but i am not saying that's paul reilly insisted is the same as the use of lethal force intervention but the legal interpretation and restrictions recognize there is so much that you could get to the same point when you think about transportation for those forces and i do think there is the real difference from what is authorized but in the terms of the policy debate to itt would have a more robust debate if there wasn't as much continue being secrecy. i think there is too much with those policy issues that may be helped by the release of the playbook i am somewhat skeptical but in our name under this policy people are killed and numbers rigidities have not been disclosed in domestically talking internationally, we don't have the results of investigations with respect to credible allegations the president had recognized and named the killing of a u.s. citizens that they wo

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>> yeah, we used to call him the s.a. crisis prime minister.most of his time he was dealing with what was going to happen on the 10:00 news, not in two or three years' time. he was in a euro skeptic party. he kept throwing buns to the right wing and they kept asking for more. but i think he believed that when he gave them the referendum, he thought there's no problem, the british people will vote to stay in. and it's all kind of happened by accident in a sense. >> and jeremy corbin, facing that huge no-confidence vote, it's hard to stay on as a leader of the party when the majority of the people don't want you. >> the elected parliamentaryians of that party don't believe he can deliver, fear they will lose their seats. their party in the country, and we saw a thdemonstration, he believes the parliament will re-elect him, even if we get a challenger within the next few days, which seems very likely. they have to get 51 mps behind them, but there are a couple of strong candidates to do that. but what happens then? if he gets re-elected by the act

s.a. check points at airports across this great nation. with record passenger volume, inefficient staffing models and inefficient collaboration with airports and airline, t.s.a. has found itself stretched way too thin. and uth is, security efficiency are not mutually exclusive. it is time to remove the nightmare scenarios that have been playing out in recent months. passengers should not be missing flights due to listening lines when they're arriving two hours prior to their flight. airports should not have a round stop related to f.s.a. problems nor strog sleep on cots snafus. s.a. get manager passengers enrolled in precheck is esen torble security and efficiency and identifying travelers and expediting them through screening. we have the opportunity to act again and act swiftly. i made the commitment to my constituents to tackle things head on. a few months ago, we convened representatives from airports and airlines to hear directly what they think needs to be tone to help. the message w