have been very vocal supporters who sometimes i feel like the trade is the left a little bit but spot on here but all those people out there is not alt. >> dagen: bury g., but if these liberal leaders spoke up maybe berkeley would in have to spend $600,000 after seeing all that violence earlier this year. >> or maybe if you spent all 40,000 students at berkeley a bill for $20 to pay for the security, it wouldn't be any violence, [laughter] either. let the free market work that's the way to do it, but i don't think the leaders on any side democrat, republican, need to speak up. you've got to remember, these incidents if you will are normal ly confining you to the coast, the deep blue areas and these liberal universities. by the way you never would read about something like this if shapiro had spoken at the never all academy for example, or west point of university of oklahoma so as lee said look it's free speech. no one likes the violence part, but i'm fine with everything else. >> dagen: jonas? gary most of those kids would pass those $20 bills on to their parents, i would say the blues brothers, and it makes sense to have protest bu

and when reporters asked about the white supremacist alt-right, trump quickly turned the tables. >> what about the alt-left that came charging at, as you say, at the alt-right? do they have any semblance of guilt? >> stephen: first of all, sir, the opposite of alt-right isn't the alt-left. it's the "not nazis." ( cheers and applause ) but he was quick to point out that not everybody in that crowd were neo-nazis. >> all of these people-- excuse me. i've condemned neo-nazis. i've condemned many different groups. but not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists. >> stephen: that's right. some of them were anti-semites. it was very diverse. ( applause ) and trump challenged the media to be fair. >> take a look. the night before, they were there to protest the taking down of the statute of robert e. lee. not all of those people were white supremacists, by any stretch. >> stephen: okay. the night before. let's take a look at the night before. ( audience reacts ) yep, just your average, friendly, civic-minded, torch- wielding mob. probably holding the torches

the point where he left tight go run the trump campaign. steve bannon has of course left the trump administration. he's back at breitbart, the platform for the alt-right. but if the current proclaimed discomfort between elected republicans and the president on issues of white supremacy and his coziness with that faction of white extremism in america, that didn't come out of nowhere. that behavior on the part of the president is something that's been brewing for a long time. it's part of a plan and a plan that has a deep deep past as well as a scary future. and that's next. stay with us. >>> in 1915 woodrow wilson became the first president to screen an american movie at the white house. it was a movie based on the book that had been written by the president's old college buddy, thomas dickson jr., a movie called "the birth of a nation." it was sensation at the time. it was also a landmark cultural moment for american white supremacy. it's a false depiction of slavery in the civil war one where the emotional climax of the show is when the ku klux klan rides in to save the day. after he screened the movie at the white house woodrow wilson was repo

the point where he left tight go run the trump campaign. steve bannon has of course left the trump administration. he's back at breitbart, the platform for the alt-right. but if the current proclaimed discomfort between elected republicans and the president on issues of white supremacy and his koezness with that faction of white extremism in america, that didn't come out of nowhere. that behavior on the part of the president is something that's been brewing for a long time. it's part of a plan and a plan that has a deep deep past as well as a scary future. and that's next. stay with us. it's about moving , not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. be up for it a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your w

the alt-right -- i should mention this. he denounced the kkk. he denounced neo-nazis and white nationalists. but what he specifically left out was the alt-right. en he later went on to defend them, saying, "well, they had a permit, and the other folks didn't." as far as i'm concerned -- amy goodman: and talked about the "alt-left," the other folks. christian picciolini: yeah, and talked about the altthere is no alt left. there are americans, and then there are nazis. and let t me just say, the peope that didn't have a permit there, the people who were there to counterprotest the nazis, well, the u.s. constitution gave them a permit to do what they did, so they didn't need one. and as far as i'm concerned, that's one of our most important american values, is the ababiliy to protest what we see as damaging to our core american values, which still, frankly, need a lot of work. amy goodman: i want to turn to a new trump tweet. he just wrote, "sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you can't change history, but you can learn from it. robert e. lee, stonewall

antifa, the alt-left, alt-right are more dangerous on their own, not responding to police. , i'll let you wrap it up. job of the police are to protect the citizens. shouldn't they have the best gear to do that? >> i think they should have the best gear and there is something to be said images of them looking like a authoritarian force. we could find the balance, split the baby, give them the right equipment and not that gives the wrong impression. lauren: coming up, why someone here says a lot of people will have to eat their words about president trump next week. i' ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪maybe we can find a way ♪there's got to be solutions ♪how to make a brighter day ♪what do we do? ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ ♪try a little more ♪harder than before >> welcome back. it's time to put our panel on the spot, a sectionment we call fox on the spot. rachel. >> my prediction next week hell will freeze over and the media will give trump and gover

. >> what about the alt-left that cham changing at the alt-right? do they have any semblance of guilt? you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides, and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. >> folks, ask charlottesville was when bubbling tensions within the republican establishment came up to the surface. in the days after the president's both sides remarks, senate republicans spoke out against him in ways we hadn't seen since the "access hollywood" tape. senator lindsey graham called out the racist elements of his support, senator marco rubio slam the president for siding with those racist elements, senator bob corker suggested he was incompetent and didn't understand the character of the nation. senator tim scott said hiss moral authority had been compromised and senator john cornyn said the president missed the moment to unite the country. plus every single republican president or nominee going back a generation rebukds the president. and now congress returns to washington with an ambitious agenda

nd it's a bit disingenuous hen some of the alt-left media boasts that so many millions have gotten insurance that didn't have it because there are an awful lot of people in my district that had insurance and because of obamacare lost it and then -- now they were put on medicaid -- not even medicare but medicaid, so they lost their doctor. they lost the hospital that was no longer in the network for medicaid that they had before obamacare took their insurance, and the people that have talked to me in east texas and as you go around other parts of the country and they were desperate. they have been desperate. they're still desperate. please, you got to give us some help. and it's tragic when you have some millionaires in the senate who can get whatever health re they want, turning a cold shoulder to those suffering around the country because the countless promises they made to repeal obamacare are being broken every day we're in session and the senate does not pass at least some kind of repeal of obamacare. i mean, what kind of person promises over and over, you elect me, i'll repeal obamacare

is not a white supremacist and is not a supporter of president trump and he blasted the alt right and the extremist left. >> none everybody agreed with him. he have invite opponents to speak first. >> it's hard for hold an event like this when there are so many strong varying opinions. they did a great job. >> the speech and questions lasted more than 90 minutes. some people agreed with shapiro, others did not. most said they just wanted to hearing the dialogue. >> we can goat a brighter moment if we stop seeing each other as members of groups and see each other as individuals made in god's image. >> i think most of his political positions are well thought. i liked it. >> i was a little unhappy with his ideological statements he made but generally, i was happy with the level of unity and openness of conversation. >> people put a lot of work for many months make this happen. we are happy that all that hard work culminated in what so far has been a successful event but we'll have to see. >> jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2. >>> u c berk lee says it spent about $600,000 on security. administrators refused to rev

. >> he said he is not a supporter of president trump, steve bannon and blasted the alt-right and the left for what he calls campus bug erie that he says dig kim nates against white men. not everyone inside agreed with his views and he invited opponents to speak first. >> it is hard to hold an event like this when there are strong varying opinions. they did a great job. >> the speech and questions lasted more than 90 minutes. some agreed with should pir owe. others did not. most just wanted to hear the dialogue. >> i think we can get to a brighter moment if we stop identifying as members of groups and instead see each other as individuals made in god 'image. >> i think most of his political positions are well thought. i liked it. i was a little unhappy with seeming factual and i'd long cal deficiencies that he had early on. i was happy with the level of unity and the conversation that he promoted. >> people put in a lot of work for many months to make this happen. we're happy that all of the hard work has culminated in what was a successful event. we will have to see. >>> many consider las

health care system where people can get the care they need, now what has t been talked about in the alt-left media, the mainstream media, they talk about all the millions of people that now have health insurance. no, most of those, there may be a few, but most of them, they got medicaid. that is not the most desirable insurance you can have. and another thing that needs to e made clear, health insurance s not health care. nyone in america here legally, illegally, criminal, noncriminal, it doesn't matter if you are in the united states and you have a problem, you can go to the emergency room. i have been there in an emergency room with my immediate family members, kids, in-laws. i mean, i have been there. peoplewait in line where have a cold, cut, this or that, they got health care. and most of those people aren't going to pay anything and they got the health care they needed. some don't have insurance because you can hear the discussion filling out the forms with the hospital people. but it would be far better if we had a better system of clinics for people like that so they don't have to go

gathering here on the national mall in the shadow of the capitol and the washington monument is that this is not an alt-right or alt-left rally, it's about unity. now, unity behind president trump, that's the driving force here. but even listening to some of the militia members who have gathered to help provide security, they are not -- there's no open carry here in washington. they are not armed as far as we can see. they're emphasizing that they are working with the u.s. park police, which as you can imagine has a significant presence here. they are saying there should be no confederate plagz here, no communist flags as they phrase it, no foreign flags they have told people as they're coming here. they're stressing unity, again behind president trump, and stressing nonviolence. what happened in charlottesville very much on the minds of many people here. in many respects, this is intended as sort of an anti-charlottesville event here on the national mall, alex. >> you talk about park police, militia members. do you think there's been a stepping up of security there in the wake of what happened in london? >> reporter: w

left is miami beach. look at this. this isn't flooding. this is the ocean that has come into the streets of miami beach. here in the bottom left conner. we're looking alt various shots here. we're going to take this up. this is a modern condominium. look at where the water levels are. for people who felt that water wasn't going to rise, there is real sea water there in parts of miami beach. miguel what happened behind you? what did you look at? >> reporter: there's definitely fronds from palm trees. look at this big would you know right here. this came down a few seconds ago. i saw another one fly behind me. this is about as strong as we have felt the wind all day long. it's been picking up here over the last 20 to 30 minutes. we expect to see more debris flying down the street in the hours to come. >> i want you to just make sure you're safe. check out where the wind is coming from. i'll come back to you. we'll take one more look at miami beach. show people what we're looking at right now. this is parts of miami beach. i want to listen in. this is the weather channel. >>> downtown miami area. look at the waefs crashing over the sea wall. look at this

the very first person that took the stage today said there is no alt-right or alt-left here. e stressing the dwes ivey of this crowd. they have very much in favor of president trump's agenda. the few people i've interviewed today, all feel as though they still support the president notwithstanding some of the criticism he's gotten from a lot of conservative pundits, particularly on the issue of daca. having said that, there are a smattering, relatively few, counterprotesters here, not as many as you might imagine. i am standing next to a gentleman here who is making reference to charlottesville with his sign and an anti-trump t-shirt here as well. just a few minutes ago, there were a group of very young individuals with black bandanas around their faces. i spoke were them briefly on the fringes of this rally. >> they're not the ones who are getting -- there is this phenomenon where people post people's information online, their faces to publicly harass them. that doesn't really happen to them. it happens to us. antifa is just a tactic. it is not even a group of people. it is a

the real alt is if they don't. how much the services will be left in place? >> there will be no services.tay, and people are listening. this is very, very serious storm. if you decide to stay in the keys, you are on your own. hospitals are closing. if it's coming to key west we're going to go up and vice versa. there's no need to stay here. when you see it coming, we're providing you transportation, helping you get out of here. it's just no need to risk it with such a big powerful storm. >> roman, listen, if there's information you discover as the process continues, and you want to get it out, see us as a resource. be well, be safe. >> thank you. >>> well, as hurricane irma barrels towards florida, fema is running out of money. as of tuesday, a spokes woman says the agency's disaster relief fund has been depleted from nor than $2 billion down to $1 billion. that's being used to for hurricane harvey. and another $7 million is now included in the harvey aid package passed by the house awaiting senate approval. >>> an emotion start to the federal corruption trial of bob menendez. a sitting s

the military's high-tech fighter. don't go away. judge jeanine: developing tonight, new fears over antifa violence and alt-left activists that continueo disrupt our country. here with us is the author of "the big lie," dinesh d'souza. what is the big lie? >> the idea that fascism and nazism are a phenomena of the right. ever since trump's election the big story about trump and the republicans is that the right is fascist. this is used not tomorrow as an insult but as a protect for the left to do all kind of extreme tactics from violence on the campuses to disrupting the inauguration. mainstream democrats not even attending the inauguration. all of this is based on the idea that trump is somehow a fascist. he's like hitler in the 1930s. not only is trump not a fascist. but fascist and nazism have always been phenomena of the left. hitler was a national socialist. the left has tried to take the socialism out of national socialism and smear the right for something it is inference i canally not. judge jeanine: the left and the antifa, the ninja clad individual are, you know, claiming that defending the country and stopping the fascists f

the same movie, as well. i think we heard about alt-left before. he was one of the key architects of this kansas tax cut plan. designed it, was part of the group of policymakers who have seen super-charged growth in kansas. governor brownbeck delivered a shot of adrenaline to the heart of the kansas economy. we saw that that didn't happen. we saw that the deficit hole was not filled by growth. and instead once they used up all of the gimmicks they could use to plug the hole, they had to go to things like shutting schools early, delaying road repairs. medicare was put under pressure. so this is exactly the same movie played out a little bit quicker, because in the states you have to balance your budget every year. at the federal level, it could happen over a little bit more slow motion. but in the end, the result is the same. and the other thing that i think we should point to in terms of believing sometimes what they say is that republican budgets, the trump administration budget and the house budget, have been very clear about what their targets ar

the spur, past democracy boulevard t. left lane is closed. not causing a big delay it's just after 5:00. we have about an hour left of work at the kennedy center. there traffic is alt nateing by in one direction at a time. back to you. >> it's 5:03. investigators are developing new evidence from from a missing who him in presence september us a picture of billie's driver's license photo. can you see her hair is in multiple twisted braids. >> let's check in with megan mcgrath, rather, now for more on the everyday searches found what are they talking about here? >> reporter: well, some new items, some new everyday, potential evidence they found yesterday. ashanti billie attended high school and some of the folks are from the washington, d.c. area. the fbi released a new photo. it's important because it shows her latest hairstyle. she has twisted braids or dread locks around her face. yesterday the volunteers found some braids. now, that i have turned that over to police. it is unclear whether the hair is billie's or not. volunteers searched two areas in norfolk, one where her car was fond abandoned, the phone was found. in addition to the bradz, volunteers yesterday

now, having said that, the organizers here are trying to emphasize that this is not an alt-right rally, it is not an alt-left rally, it is a unity rally. they are stressing the fact that there are people here from all walks of life. the crowd is somewhat smaller than they were permitted for. they were permitted for about 3,000. i'll eyeball it and say it's somewhat short of that. but there are many people here strongly in support of president trump. there are also some counterprotesters as well. just a handful. some of them quiet, some of them with bull horns. but the people who organized this rally, alex, make no mistake about it, very conscious of what happened in charlottesville. in a sense this is sort of an ant anti-charlottesville rally for pro trump supporters. >> mike, thank you so much from the national mall. >>> hillary clinton is talking about her 2016 election loss, which included the state of michigan. up next, congressman dan kilde shares what he thinks happened to clinton in the wolverine state. just walk right in and pay zero dollars with most insurance.r. plus, when you get a flu shot at wal

the issue is equity. when we get into this whole vehicle blaming situation and saying there's bad sides or alt-left and allr stuff it takes away from the issue we are trying to address. focus on the ground the distribution of resources to provide an equitable and access for all individuals within our country, specifically african americans. >> i want to come back to that in just a. let me read a quote from the senator. we got a little bit of a read route from him after this meeting. he was asked about whether or not being change the president's behavior and his quote is this. i'm a fellow that wants measurable progress in a reasonable amount of time. if you expect some sort of an epip any or transformation to occur overnight just because somebody walks into a room, i think they don't understand human nature. are you hopeful are you, though, because i was just talking to april ryan who had some sources saying that perhaps, perhaps, they'd add some additional voices or personnel to the administration who would really have a close connection, be able to go to those communities you were just referencing to spe

the so-called alt-right and neonazis and so on. it's appropriate to denounce them. we have antifa people, people on the strong leftng people over the head with bicycle locks inside of socks, beating people. you saw in boston last week, berkeley and elsewhere, beating people up, shields that say, "no hate" as they pound people's faces in. these are like hitler's brown shirts in the 1920s who would attack their political opponents on the streets of berlin until they bled. we're seeing it on the part of antifa and the far left. >> jeanine: doug, doesn't it bother you as we see this activity, starting with, as i recall, berkeley, and i remember i called them black ninjas, because nobody told me about antifa. you know, they're trying to burn down the building, breaking windows, beating people up. 12 hours of rioting, one person arrested, only because he insisted on being arrested for street cred. why are the police standing down? >> look, i think you have to talk to police in individual jurisdictions. to my way of thinking, anyone who engages in this kind of violence on left or right deserve to be prosecuted if they br

alt-right. >> no. i'm trying to bring the right and the left. so the moderates can could that together and we can move this conversation further. >> after a brief scuff, including the controversial right wing figure headed down telegraph avenue where counter protest leader and sever others were arrested. gibson finally stopped at people's park for a rally with his supporters. >> the crowds with the torches and stuff, some of those people there charlottesville are right here. >> and we're back live. this is the scene a few yards away from where joey gibson is still speaking to his supporters in the center of sprout plaza. that's just a small contingent of the larger number of police who are here. there's been a lot made of the amount of money spent on security for this event, or these events, free speech week that was canceled. $800,000 is the number that kept the security plans in place, even though free speech week itself was canceled. live at uc berkeley. abc7 news. >> all right of the thank you. >>> four people were arrested and i want to giv

. >> do you think people on the right or the left, do you think they see each other in the same way when they see somebody that's an alt-rightist come to berkeley to stir up trouble, but that's part of free speech too to stir up trouble, and somebody in a football stadium taking a knee because they don't like the way police have been handling african-americans over the years, in fact too long. do they see the reality of what the situation they're confronting, which is the need to allow public expression of even unpopular views? >> you know, conservatives should see it most of all. this is a point that i've been trying to make to some of my fellow conservatives. texas v. johnson, 1989 supreme court decision on flag burning. who is the justice who makes the case that a fundamental right is also the right to burn the flag? it's that well-known, left-wing progressive crazy antonin scalia voting with the majority in that case. so republicans or conservatives who think of themselves as constitutionalists who think they have a grip of what this country is about ought to be the first to oppose the president instead of going al

left and have spent upwards of five figures hiring of ti. doing research on men digging through my trash. it caught on outside of gaming with what people are calling the alt-right. at that time they didn't have a word for it. all of them i was the target tissue or especially because i refuse to back down and called it what it was. >> host: what does this have to do with politics and wisest in the alt-right thing? >> people capitalize on this sort of thing. breitbart has run numerous pieces about me and as well as my family. the first one was called lying feminist -- going through video games. it linked to photos of me at my dad's home address and stuff like that. it's weirdly extremely personal and not personal at all all at the same time. the fact that so many new people from all different walks of life are making games. people like them and they are like oh no this is mine. he can't be here and there's the entire element to like yelling at anybody they perceive to be remotely feminist. there are so many -- nightmare trash that lined up perfectly and i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> host: zoe quinn when you first on this blogpost on line wh

the last couple of weeks in president trump and what he is doing. but they are going out of their way to say this is neither an alt-right nor alt-left or any kind of classification. they're rejecting this. they say this is unity behind the president. >> all right. thank you for the update there from d.c. want to bring in now bloomberg political's national political reporter, also republican strategist and washington examiner geeian notice called well. to all of you, welcome. good to have you with us this afternoon as we are going to jump in and cover a whole lot. i want to start with what's happening there in richmond as we saw president trump sienl a congressional resolution this past week condemning white supremacists in the wake of last month's violence in charlottesville. how far does this go to calming public outrage over his public remarks after that violence? >> it doesn't go nearly far enough. you know, it is say one thing, do the other. this is a pattern of the president saying one thing and then doing the other. and it's a flip flopping. look, if you look at the course of trump's rise from, you know, mexicans are rapists and murderers to blacks don't h

alt-right. but gibson claims he's not. >> no, i'm in the middle. i'm a moderate. i'm a libertarian, i'm trying to bring the right and the left together, the moderates. we get rid of the moderates and antifa so we can bring together. >> after a brief scuffle in front of campus, gibson and his entourage including kyle chapman headed down telegraph avenue where counter protest lead yvette and several others were arrested. >> usa! usa! >> gibson finally stopped at people's park for a rally with his supporters. >> the crowds with the torches and stuff, some of those people from charlottesville are right here. some of the white supremacists that were marching in charlottesville are here in berkeley. >> though the free speech events were canceled, berkeley estimates it will spend an additional $8,000 in security this week. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> flames burned dangerously close to dozens of homes in the oakland hills today. sky 7 was overhead and abc 7 news was live on the air for more than an hour, bringing you the latest on the firefight there this afternoon. it was intense. people had to evacuate homes near campus drive o

alt left. they are not seeking equality for all of us. >> scott -- i'm listening to you, but, scott, how would you respond? you get the final word?ay the president surrounds himself with david duke is a major reach. he doesn't surround himself with david duke. david duke doesn't work in the white house. when you're impugning the character of these white house staffers calling them white supremacists, that's just wrong. everybody has the right to free speech but you have to face the congress sequences of your speech. in her case, espn reprimanded her. i will say this. i think if she had said something on the other end of the political spectrum, if she said something conservatives were in agreement with, i think espn would have fired her immediate immediately. the fact that she tended to say something that liberals agree with -- ask linda cohn what happens when you're not on the liberal line over there. i think she has a right to speak, but there have to be consequences in the free market when you possibly are driving eye balls away from your employer. >> okay. i appreciate both of you very much. thank you on all things jamel hill.

the left as well this continuing rescue effort. i want to bring in very quickly, joining me by phone in mexico city s widespread reporter doug alt who has lived in the city for decades, for 30 years. how is the mexican government handling this rescue effort and this crisis, dudley? >> hi, andrea. these are difficult situations. they're already buried in the recovery for the earthquake that hit august 7. they're always responding. it's never enough and they can receive a lot of criticism. the amazing thing, and you all have been talking about this, is the response from the public here, just the amount of volunteers that have turned out. actually, there's more volunteers than they need at these sites. they've actually told people, please don't come because most of us don't know what to do in these situations. everybody wants to help, but if you're not really helping, you're in the way. so now that there's other teams coming in from israel, the united states and the mexican earthquake recovery people know what they're doing in these situations. there's just thousands of people still lined up outside, not only the school but other place

the hard left engage in identity politics but the hard left we're not going to listen to you unless you're black, unless you're transgender your identity determines the quality of your ideas. the neo-nazi altcial identity politics, move us all toward the center. i love being on fox because here , i'm a liberal and many of you are centerist conservatives and we can talk and have a rational argument. let's bring the debate back to the center. >> abby: your a liberal who wrote an article recently about president trump having a big heart, took a lot of people by surprise and i'm sure you got a ton of criticism for that. >> look, i want to influence what the president does on daca, so i wrote the article in order to challenge him and say look, you say you have a big heart. if you have a big heart, get out there and say that if congress doesn't enact a reasonable rule to the dreamers you will do it and he went and did that, so if i can have that kind of influence on the president's actions, i'm going to continue to do it. the president is working now with democrats. that's a very good sign. i want to congratulate pelosi, schumer, and president trump, all of them for trying to work together to so