what happens in the meeting, the kkk wants to find out what they can do. y believe they have a common enemy in martin luther king, you know? and that comes up in the meeting. there are other things that come up in this meeting that i really i think it's important to kind of read the book for the details of this but, again, understand what the positions are of all these people and that it's not as simple and black and white as, you know, you don't deal with these enemies. you find out where they are. malcolm never wanted to be, he never wants the nation of islam to align themselves with the kkk in any manner. and he says even later in his life, you know, before he died that, yes, he was part of the early negotiations, he regretted it, and he wanted nothing to do with it after that. and after this meeting, he doesn't deal with it anymore -- >> so who did you and your dad interview who was in the meeting? >> the only other person in the room who's alive at this time, and that was jeremiah x x. his wife. >> and so they gave you a blow by blow account -- >> it w

it actually critical race theory is actually aligned would be aligned with the kkk and true white supremacy so it is asinine to think that's what we want to teach our children. they believe in separating people by their race and giving them things what they look like. we have grown from that as a country. it's insane. we have grown from that and better than that. i don't want my children to go back in time from what we have moved on from. i will not stand for that. >> tammy: we worked too hard. we went through a civil war. we have continued to become a better country every day and your voice is fabulous. wish shah, king, thanks for

and senator ted cruz compares critical race theory to the kkk. the worst part. he knows exactly what he's doing. i'll speak with a pioneer of the subject kimberly crenshaw. ♪♪ r of the subject kimberly crenshaw. ♪ good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. we are now nearly six months removed from january the 6th, and there is still no sign from the administration or from democrats in congress of a bipartisan or even partisan investigation of the capitol insurrection. why is that important? well, for one reason meet darren beatty. he was a speech writer for the trump white house until he was fired in 2018 after it emerged he spoke at a conference for white supremacists, as you do, and then he was appointed by a trump white house to a commission that preserves holocaust memorials. no, i'm not making this up. today b.t. runs a far right website called revolver news. well, you might wonder why should i care about an ex-speech write their was too extreme even for the trump white house? well, because darren beatty and revolver news are behind the latest january 6th conspiracy th

stepped up to whitewash biden's true views and just like that the same man, the exalted cyclops of the kkk senator robert bird was instead indicting. >> what happened greenwood was an activated domestic terrorism. the 3 lines still exist today. close your eyes and remember what you saw in charlottesville four years ago on television. neo-nazis, white supremacists, the kkk coming out of those fields at night with lighted torches. just close your eyes and picture what it was. >> will close their eyes and pretend he's not president but notice again what biden leaves out, the think about the violence of last summer that resulted in death and destruction and millions in lost income, nothing about the violent crime currently plaguing american cities disproportionately committed against minorities by minorities and nothing about how americans, especially the disadvantaged, are being targeted by drug cartels rushing the border that biden and his cronies are leaving wide open. the fact is not only do democrats have no solution for what currently ails america, their policies are making it all worse.

even a small georgia town where the kkk was founded will be celebrating juneteenth this year. rter: 80-year-old gloria brown remembers when hundreds of men in white robes would descend on her town each summer. >> as a little girl, they looked like a white ghost. they used to have a face like ghost, and they looked like a white ghost. >> reporter: crosses would burn on the nearby mountaintop. brown's father, a world war i veteran, reassured her one day, things would be different. >> he said, but that will change. >> reporter: he was right. this weekend, stone mountain, georgia, birthplace of the modern ku klux klan, holds its first juneteenth celebration honoring the end of slavery. >> we'll have a dance group, african dancers, a live deejay. we'll have vendors and food, can then we'll end the night with fireworks. >> reporter: the deputy mayor is excited to show how much is different in the village of roughly 6,300, now 78% black. >> it is our hope that people will see us for who we are today and recognize that, you know, things have changed. we may not be perfect, but we're no

example, the fear of communism, ushered in an area of hyper nationalism, which brought a rebound of the kkk and other extremist organizations in the united states. hoover wrote in his diary that in the beginning of march, 1919, the bread given to the population was so heavy and in digestible, and little meat and cooking fat for cooking meals, too few calories, and the diet itself was revolting. internal conditions in germany, together with the hopelessness from an economic point of view, hoover wrote, have reduced the population to a state of despair in which there are only two classes of people. there are either those who are afraid of communism or those who have already converted to communism. as either an inevitable evil or a possible solution. when the work of the ara came to an end, hoover transported it into a charitable organization that continued to feed children into the early 1920s. in fact, two of these organizations that continued to live on today are unicef, and c.a.r.e. they were financed fully through private donations, and as a private group, the ara provided food, medicine

even though some of the legacies live on, like the kkk was popular for, like, into the mid-'20s. the the large scare was manufactured -- i hesitate to say the media, but it was, and simply publishing all these stories about immigrants and how many people come here that don't speak english and all of the strikes that are taking place throughout the country, so during world war i, we instituted a no pay raise for anybody law to curb inflation, and then after the war is over people want raises and they are not getting them and so they launch all these strikes, and people say that can't be the true-blooded americans, it must be the godless communists. once the strikes peter out, and there was an episode of communist sympathizer mailing bombs to important people throughout the country, and that died away, and that died a pretty quick death. people get tired of being terrified all the time, and so they simply moved on. >> there have been so many fantastic questions tonight, and clearly there's a real hunger for information on a topic like this but just doesn't receive a great deal of a

. >> first of all a response to gail about the kkk. it's not like the kkk goes on facebook or twitter and advertises the klan rally. and they, you want to talk about awhite supremacist rally , there's that one right therein charlottesville virginia .>> host: mike brings up that topic and the idea of a dark web and how communication happens outside our regular internet. >> it's an important point. exactly what's going on, just almost 5 years ago we heard the fbi director say you're watching theseterrorists, we knew they would recruit in iraq andsyria . we had eyes on them . we saw them recruiting to conduct attacks here and as getting they started that communication up and running what they would do is let's move to the dark web, let's move to telegram or other forms ofmedication where now the otgovernment didn't have access to it . this encrypted indication while it's important to carry your financial transactions, at the same time it protects these terrorists are recruiting americans and protecting ran somewhere hackers and other cybe

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you distinguish between what you call "cartoon white supremacy," which is embodied by sort of the kkk and the bull connor southern sort of 1960s racism with the, quote... >> mm-hmm. yeah, until until you realize it has razor blades in it. right? the way that we are socialized, the way that i've been socialized, the way that most americans have been socialized, it's in the form of white people having the preeminent voice, history being told from the perspective of white people. and right now, quite frankly, kids aren't really learning about the true history of the country. i didn't when i was in school, and i went to -- margaret, i went to an all-black catholic school, and i didn't -- my parents thought i was getting a great education, and i did, but i didn't get great history lessons. i learned, "in 1492, columbus sailed the ocean blue." okay, fine. but there are also other things and other people who helped to contribute to this country. there were people who were of african descent who were here before the mayflower. the native americans were here. so all of that should be cluded be

a man who launched his campaign and said there was a clear through-line from the tulsa massacre, the kkk what happened in charlottesville that day, and ongoing domestic terrorism, seen in the u.s. capitol on january 6. earlier in the day, he unveiled policy measures to tackle systemic racism in housing, education, the economy and other areas. he also had a wider message, which was an incredible contrast from donald trump, a vision of american history. joe biden pointed out the tulsa massacre was suppressed by a conspiracy of silence for many decades. it was not even taught in tulsa schools. it was a rallying cry for america to be honest about its history, including the terrible racism of the past. he'd said great nations deal with that darkside. -- dark side. this is joe biden with soaring rhetoric called and policies he is comfortable with. mark: how present is the memory of this tulsa massacre in the mind of the average american. joe biden said it has been swept under the carpet. i suspect there are two answers, a white answer in a black answer, and i suspect they are different. david:

neo-nazis and the kkk, coming out of the fields at night in virginia, veins bulging. close your eyes. >> laura: or close your eyes and pretend he is not president. notice what biden leaves out. nothing about the violence of last summer that resulted in death and destruction and lost income. nothing about the violent crime plaguing american cities and nothing about how americans the disadvantaged are targeted by drug cartels rushing the border that biden and his cronies are leaving wide open. the fact not only do democrats have no solutions for what ails america, their policies are making it all worse. open borders. critical race theory. defending the police. coddling antifa and blm. this is the opposite of unity and healing. this is how their radical base likes it. their goal is a full-on revolution against the american system. their playbook it to smear america. 75 million people voted for trump so they are the enemy. you smear american history hoping this is all young people and especially black americans know. democrats don't want voters to see that florida is gett

around the united states that were similar to greenwood that were also decimated in similar ways by the kkkpremacists and at times where law enforcement and the federal government were playing a complicit role in these acts. now, part of what biden is trying to address is not just those massacres, but also the legacy of them, jim crow, which is housing segregation, and then also business ownership, which has oftentimes prevented black businesses from being able to gain the financial backing and to grow to help black communities. biden is aiming to address both of those gaps when it comes to the racial wealth gap in terms of entrepreneurship and homeownership. for many years, the anniversary of what happened went unmarked. it was almost like it had been hidden, almost extracted from the history books. how important is it that it is now being marked and in particular to the descendants of the people who were affected by that mob attack? well, look, it is vitally important. we know that there are few people who were literally there on that day 100 years ago who have been hoping for this partic

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neo-nazis, white supremacists, the kkk, coming out of those fields at night in virginia with lighted torches, veins bulging -- do you remember this? close your eyes and picture what it was. other fletcher said when she saw the insurrection at the capitol on january 9, it broke her heart. a mob of white extremists and thugs. look around at the various hate crimes against asian american and jewish americans. hate that never goes away. it only hides. i saw it after you guys pushed through with dr. king the voting rights act and the civil rights act. i did not realize until we had made enormous progress, and i'm so proud to be a little part of it, but you know what? i did not realize hate is never defeated. it only hides. it hides. given a little bit of oxygen, just a little bit of oxygen by its leaders, it comes out from among the rocks like it was happening again because it never went away. so, folks, we can't, we must not give hate a safe harbor. as i said in my address at the joint session of congress, according to the intelligence community, terrorism from white supremacy is the most

this was 1921 america, 1921 oklahoma. 1921 when the kkk was reasserting itself. and the birth of the nation was shown to that in the white house. the tolls massacre was property damage estimated between $25,000,100,000,000 in today's dollars representing a tremendous loss of wealth for tolls is black community. loss compounded with each succeeding generation as the those who had their businesses looted many black survivors and descendents have not been able to recoup the wealth of the mob for what was destroyed during the mac is my guess massacre and then to block rebuilding efforts this ordinance was ultimately struck down by the oklahoma supreme court in the decade since red lighting and urban renewal policies have prevented black residents from reestablishing a thriving community. literally cutting through greenwood further displacing black families and businesses a grievance upon a grievance looking to the courts the residents were denied justice in 1920 because of rank and racial prejudice because of a technical legal hurdle. meanwhile the survivors and desce

the united states that were similar to greenwood that were also decimated in a similar way is by the kkk and by the time —— at a time, law enforcement and the government were playing composite roles in his axe. —— complicit roles. they are trying to... jim crow, housing segregation and business ownership, which is often times prevented like businesses from being able to gain the financial backing to be able to grow and help out communities. biden is hoping to address both of those gaps when it comes to the wealth gap in terms of entrepreneurship and homeownership —— grow and help black communities. it was almost like it had been hidden, almost like it had been hidden, almost extracted from the history books.— almost extracted from the history books. almost extracted from the histo books. ., ., , history books. how important is it that it is _ history books. how important is it that it is now _ history books. how important is it that it is now being _ history books. how important is it that it is now being marked i it that it is now being marked and, in particular, descendants of the peop

trying to go a step further and say basically she has some connection to the kkk, "the new york post" we're living in a modern -- she'll be known as kkk princess by stupid people for the people of having attended a ball as a teen this. organization started back in the late 1800s, they did at the beginning exclude black and jewish people from taking part by the 1970s, meaning, 1970s. they had broken with that. everyone was welcomed. they integrated and they said we don't want to be associated with any of that. 20 years later she was crowned queen of this thing and now it's coming back to haunt her. >> yes. i think like a lot of these cancellation stories this is pretty objectively ridiculous. she wasn't a kkk princess. she went to a ball that had sketchy roots but has been fully integrated since the 1970s. she did that 20 years ago. this is the equivalent of a woman i went on a date with in college having been the cotton festival queen back at home and the question is who couldn't be canceled to some extent by these standards? you once attended an event, the fair or something like that

sense. >> that's all it is. >> i don't care where you go, it is a black and white issue. >> what, the kkk our production, were you ever convinced that anyone still willing to fight and die over the confederate statue or that understood that history as noble could legitimate had he not be racist? >> it is a fair question. you know? i mean, people are willing to fight and die over these things. those who were in new orleans remember folks who were not from there coming with ar-15s, you see the footage, and standing in the neutral ground saying they are going to die for that statue. people forget that charlottesville was inspired by white supremacists going there to try to top the city council from removing a robert e. leigh money uchlt. yes, people are out there trying to fight and die for these. as to somehow it is possible to do that without be racist, i will say i have empathy for those who have not questioned the story they grew up. i don't think it is a question of whether you grew up with a lie. i think the question was once in 2020 you were being confronted with the fact that this wa

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party has progressed from their days supporting slavery and pushing jim crow loves for supporting the kkkday, the democratic party had doubled down when i consider a shameful history by replacing the racism of the past with the racism of the critical race theory. america is not a racist country, america must reject critical race theory for the simple reason that state sponsored racism is wrong and always will be. it was wrong when it was segregated lunch counters of jim crow and it was wrong when it was segregated classrooms of critical race degree. >> for the record, the guy behind him flawlessly but little bit. by the way, mccarthy voted for the bill. the 120 no votes against the bill were all from republicans and his caucus. that is our broadcast for this tuesday night with our thanks for being here with us on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. goodnight. tonight, on a limb. >> i would just say to my republican colleagues, can we move forward without president trump? the answer is, no. a >> party held hostage by a twice impeached, one term ex president

the democrats are the ones, kkk, jim crow, talk about voter suppression, that is the whole reason the was founded. for them to roll in white supremacy, which of course they have plastered as a republican sin, -- sin is ignoring history. thank you for giving me that moment. host: similar thoughts made by kevin mccarthy yesterday on the floor. [video clip] >> the bill we are voting on today we voted on before. i supported it and i supported it now. let me state a simple fact. all of the statues being removed by this bill are statues of democrats. madam speaker as i heard the speaker talked earlier about removing of the four portraits of speakers in the hall, the same answer goes for that as well, they were all democrats. what is interesting, the statues that need to be removed were sent to the capital by states that were majority controlled by democrats, sent to a house that had a majority controlled i democrat -- by democrats excepting of the statues. i think the bill should go further. maybe it is time the democrats changed the name of their party. and maybe, they should be desperate

there's also no indication they were ever connected to the kkk, which is something the democratic partyourse, that didn't stop media from calling her a kkk princess for attending a debutante ball in 1999. she seems like a decent person, not arranging racist, which is exactly what a raging racist would want you to think. as of now, she's made no official statement. so what could she be hiding? who else in the office is a secret klansman? steve carroll? john krasinski? rainn wilson? one thing we know for certain is that they are all white. and that makes them... >> racist. >> greg: excellent work there. all right, kat, i believe there something else going on here. this is a vendetta from someone who knew her from her hometown or high school, that has to be the case. >> i don't like her, i think she's the worst character in the office except for pam. something i could never handle. but i will still say, kkk princess is quite far. because it was segregated before she was born. she also, you know, graduated from princeton which was segregated before she was born, she's a democrat which they

terrorists, and we are talking about the proud boys, and talking about the oathkeepers and talking about the kkk and the -- >> what do you say about the -- >> and talking about the k anon. >> and some of the congressmen say it is the fbi, and now they are saying it is the fbi. >> they can say whatever they want to say. you know. one of the things that we know is that we need a commission, and they are opposing a commission to find out who all was involved. where did the money come from to send busloads of people in? who supported them in all of this, and where was the organizing taking place? i am told that there was organizing taking place right in the trump campaign, and so if they really concerned about why our capitol was invaded, and why there was an insurrection, they would support a commission to find out, but they don't want to know, because too many of them side with them, and support what they have done, and they are not going to call them to task for it. it is outrageous what happened to us, and the capitol of the united states was invaded by domestic terrorists, and they don't want t

it's a racial attack, obviously, you tell black voters that republicans are in the kkk and they will voting for you and that's the idea, easier than fixing chicago or raising test scores which they should be doing but there's also a deeper significance for the biden administration is signaling a very real change to actual policy. the war on terror now ongoing for 20 years has pivoted, it is now being waged against american citizens, opponents of the regime. we saw this on display at january 6 and told you a couple of weeks ago based on the language of public at available indictments at the fbi has poor knowledge of the riots of the capital that day and the agents we spoke to confirm that is true. "the fbi had sources in that crowd, confidential sources, that's 100% certain. but is not just political protest the government is spying on coming yesterday we heard from a whistle-blower within the u.s. government who reached out to warn us that the nsa, the national security agency is monitoring our electronic communication and is planning to leak them in an attempt to take this show off

most people don't know this, back in the day when the "new york times" was printing articles about the kkkalked about the friendly ku klux klan met at this event. they made it seem as though there was something wrong with black americans. they were dumber, dirtier, they deserved this treatment. this is exactly what they are doing. they are reintroducing the same type of propaganda to convince people that this form of discrimination is actually okay. you need this. it's for your safety. it's always for your safety. and they do this across many other societies. they have done this always, and right now the democrats are at the helm. jen psaki and jim biden, doing this under the guise of medical safety. too tight has nothing to do with medical safety because people who have been vaccinated by their own logic, safe. they have been vaccinated. a hundred million americans or thereabouts have recovered from the virus and have active antibodies. they are not carriers. they are not going to get it themselves, so if you're going by the science, i mean, none of these laws or regulations would even oc

as the kkk lynched black people throughout the south during reconstruction, politicians denied it existed and argued that whites were the true victims. the same deflection and call them what they are, lies, that republicans have pedalled that you have heard time and time again. >> it was trump supporters who lost their lives that day. not trump supporters who were taking the lives of others. >> there was no insurrection. to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a lie. you didn't know the tv video was a video from january 6, you would think it was a normal tour tourist visit. >> they are saying the quiet part out loud now. they were fake supporters. >> i think it's important to create an accurate historical record of exactly what happened so the false narrative of thousands of insurrectionists doesn't last. >> standing in the way of the propaganda, the law enforce mnts officials who bore the brunt. he is speaking about his interaction with georgia republican clyde barricading himself. tonight, the justice department released body camera footage in the case against former marine and reti

which we know from his early campaign announcement, the kkk neo-nazis in charlottesville are the reasonestore the soul of our nation. in a haunting section of the speech, he asked everyone to close their eyes, and he talked about how the survivors of the tulsa massacre said it reminded them, 1/6, reminded them of the tulsa massacre. the president also re-upping the report from his intelligence community and fbi director that terrorism from white supremacy is the gravest threat to the homeland. jason johnson, your thoughts? >> you know, my most charitable interpretation of this speech is that joe biden believes that the effective way to speak to the american people is to sort of come out with this, hey, i just found this out too, you need to know too, right? because when i look at what happened in tulsa, it's been a hundred years. black historians have been talking about this for decades. we're down to only a couple people left who are survivors. what i wanted to hear, if you show up to a place that was the location of a massacre that took place in this country a hundred years ago, i'm s

the two. that is not stopped a torrent of negative reaction with some calling ellie kemper a kkk queen. ss of the linguistic shell game where racist is watered down to situations increasingly divorced from actual malice, but then the accusation is thrown around with all the force of original intended meaning. john, your reaction? >> john: tyvek scene racism firsthand, and i have great uncles that hung from trees because of it. to take a picture because of someone 19 years old and equated the same thing as cheapening the terrible situation and the scourge that is racism. i think that this shows an astounding unwillingness to forgive on the left, dangerous for us to actually heal and move forward, learn and be stronger as a nation, not trying to erase our history, but learn from it and also recognizing the height of irony is the fact that ellie kemper, now is the lead on "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" about a young girl who escapes a doomsday cult and leaps into a diverse world of new york city where she is accepting of everyone. i think that this is the woke media cancel holter mob folding i

by doing so, they're using violence through the kkk and through multiple forms of oppression that youmes to home values, how is that keep to narrows the wealth gap and how is the resonating with folks you have been reporting on? >> it's a big deal. one thing that tulsa illustrates well is the violent dispossession of black americans through violent means and then the redlining and all the ways you can generate wealth. so the idea of providing access to homes, that will certainly generate some degree of shrinkage. that means a lot for the folks here. where you're hearing more calls for reparations hooismt we have a specific injury the death toll, unable to recoup losses through insurance, so it sounds great from the ground, but unless you're talking about rep ragsz, because the government was complicit, that tall will fall a little short. meanwhile, again, folks want something bigger and more gracious, but this might be a step in that direction. >> we have about 15 seconds left. doctor, are we see enough? >> this is the first president that has gone to visit the soot of the massacre. i

this i grew up in the deep south when there was segregation and jim crow and all that kind of stuff, the kkk one thing that we share with every other culture out there and were not assimilating as we are today new york times for number one and we believe in our country, we were patriots and the idea came very simply if you want to command respect and you want to win one to win you do so in such a blessed country i still remember standing on the sideline getting teary-eyed watching the flag flight and hearing the national anthem i am living the dream and doing what i want to do and only this country can do that. we have to get back to that, we will get it done and we will make sure that will happen for sure. dan: what really bothers me, i love football going up and down on the show for those of you watching, i could've told you who the raiders drafted in the third round of 1986 at one point, now they destroyed my sundays, i cannot take it i do not want a political lecture, i don't have any problem i'm a libertarian free speech, if you have something to say that is fine, say it but it's a foot

she has no interest in fixing it if you look at her past comments where she compares ice to the kkk, ings should be legal. does this sound like somebody who wants to solve the problem? look at her actions where she will not visit the border. you cannot fix something you don't see. and if you don't talk to border officials and you don't see the migrant facilities and all those kids in cages that she described when she last went to the border with a grand gesture in terms of the conditions there. you can't see it, you can't fix it. she won't be able to fix it and it will give almost certainly the house back to the gop in 2022 and really diminishes her chances to be the 2020 nominee if joe biden decides not to run. >> harris: thank you very much. no wonder police in a major american city are leaving in droves. the outrage after city leaders defend an official email branding police officers as white supremacists. and this is first. >> we all know that the proliferation of guns during the pandemic was unprecedented and troubling and we have to double down getting guns off the streets. >> h

neo-nazis, white supremacists, the kkk coming out of those fields at night in virginia with lightled s, the veins bulge as they were screaming. just close your eyes and picture what it was. well, mother fletcher said when she saw the insurrection at the capitol on january the 9th it broke her heart. will a mob of violent white extremists, thugs said reminded her of what happened here in greenwood 100 years ago. look around at the various hate crimes against asian americans and jewish americans. hate that never goes away. hate only hides. jesse, i think i mentioned this to you. i thought after you guys pushed through with dr. king the voting rights act and the civil rights act, i thought we moved. what i didn't realize -- i thought we had made enormous progress and i was so proud to be a little part of it, but you know what, re vrks i didn't realize hate is never defeated. it only hides. it hides. the and given a little bit of oxygen, just a little bit of oxygen by its leaders it comes out of there from upped the rock like it was happening again, as if it never went away, and so, folks

and finally, this is from a 1940 textbook about the kkk in the redshirt. remember, this is a public school textbook that children were reading quote. to put an end to this terrible condition white people joined together in a sort of club which they named the ku klux klan. members dressed as ghosts oh, sorry members dressed as ghosts and scared lawless men into acting decently on moonlit nights these men could be seen on horseback riding to bring order back into the lives of their people. such sites frighten negroes into living better lives. the names of these men negro are white who had done wrong were listed the next moonlit night the clan would visit these men and punish them according to the wrongs. they had done after this lawless men were not so bold and crime became less and less. again, public school textbook 1940 so you can see how the white mythology kept the false narrative of wilmington live for so long. i wrote this book to correct the historical record. i truly believe we have to confront the ugliest chapters of our history to understand the r

. >>> plus, senator ted cruz is trying to claim that critical race theory is just as racist as the kkk. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. >>> new videos out today are giving a much clearer picture of the horrific events of the january 6th capitol insurrection. we have some videos but we have to warn you that you're going to hear profanities in these clips. watch. >> show me -- >> you guys -- >> don't talk to me, bro. >> get out of here. >> no. they looked for us -- fuck them. >> you -- >> okay, the department of justice says the man in that camouflage jacket is scott fairlam. he apparently owns a gym in new jersey. prosecutors say he was seen punching and berating capitol police. his assault on the capi

such as long street in new orleans find the kkk and hearing virginia and the education to -- need to educate the free slaves. i'll know of it it for the right reasons certainly not by modern standards. leaving that service in the confederate army means they should never be honored and is there any german equivalent to this quandary echo >> dr. neiman: that is a really great question. the first thing to say is we went heroes, we do not want saints. heroes are complicated and they are not one-dimensional, and they can have difficult pasts. if they genuinely do the right thing afterwards, yes i think they should be honored, and my next book is going to be about heroism and what makes up a hero, and i argue for you really have to look at a person and her life very carefully to make that call, so i will not make that call about either of those people, but i surely can imagine that if someone did something like fighting the ku klux klan and working for the education of african-americans after the war, and if they had made a couple of racist comments by today's standards, if they actually d

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to the kkk, when she said that legal crossings should be made legal. rder officials and see these migrant facilities and realize that she has no solutions whatsoever to just keep saying we're going to look at the root causes and, well, climate change is driving this. i'm sorry, that's nothing tangible, dagen. dagen: well, and she cut off this reporter. and the reason the woman -- she just said i'm not finished. the reason the woman interjected is because of the delay. and just like with lester holt, the vice president isn't prepared to answer a very basic question. and it looks -- how is she not ready for prime time? shoot, daytime? >> yep. she announced she was running for president in january of 2019. she was the first democratic candidate to announce. remember, she was concerned one of the top favorites. well, guess what? you can't even call her a 2020 presidential candidate because she never got to 2020. she had to drop out in december of 2019, then had this strange notion that it was either race or gender was the reason why she wasn't polling well

it actually critical race theory is actually aligned would be aligned with the kkk and true white supremacyit is asinine to think that's what we want to teach our children. they believe in separating people by their race and giving them things what they look like. we have grown from that as a country. it's insane. we have grown from that and better than that. i don't want my children to go back in time from what we have moved on from. i will not stand for that. >> tammy: we worked too hard. we went through a civil war. we have continued to become a better country every day and your voice is fabulous. wish shah, king, thanks for joining me tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >> tammy: how squad members bullied nancy pelosi into looking past their anti-semitic comments. >> she had a point she wants to make and she has a right to make that point. >> tammy: more "fox news primetime" right after this. ♪ ♪ [sfx: rainstorm] ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren

a 13 14th and 15th amendment much of that and and the civil rights legislations and the antietam the kkk act all of these done by grant. so it was it was a promising time that eventually failed but it was not a fail it wasn't a failure because black people were ready for part of it. was that grant was a butcher and a drunk. we know that's absolutely i don't have to tell this audience. that's not true. greatest soldier that ever wore army blue and that lee it was a top of this as the great the marble man the greatest soldier the greatest man who ever lived and this is important because the lost cause meant really has it is part of a a pillar of the that's the ideology along with segregation laws. jim crow along with white terror lynching along with blackness and franchisement and confederate monuments that creates the pillars of a white supremacist society to enforce white political power at the expense of black people. so that's what the laws cause is and why it matters of course grant was characteristically clear in his memoirs when he described with words to this effect that cause of t

the kkk coming out of those fields at night in virginia with lighted torches. er, they were screaming. close your eyes and picture what it was. mother fletcher said, when she saw the insurrection at the capital on january the ninth, it broke her heart. a mob of violent white extremists, thugs, reminding her of what happened here in greenwood 100 years ago. look around at the various hate crimes against asian americans and jewish americans. a hate that never goes away. it only hides. jesse, i mentioned this to you, i thought that after you guys with dr. king pushed through the voting rights act and civil rights act, i thought we were moved. what i didn't realize, i thought we had made in norman's progress and i was so proud to be a little part of it. -- we made enormous progress and i was so proud to be a little part of it. what i didn't realize is that hate is never defeated, it hides, it only hides. >> so true. >> give it a little bit of oxygen to the leaders, it comes out from under the rock like it was happening again as if it never went away. so, folks, we c