. >> comparing bundy to timothy mcveigh. >> runners embarked on the first march thathon since the terror attack. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> unbelievable given the events in oklahoma city and at the boston marathon. we really know what real domestic terrorists look like and that's not cliven bundy and supporters. back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. t

up footage of timothy mcveigh on site at the waco siege, there was timothy mcveigh, looking on. that deadly incident was part of his anti-government radicalization that led him two years after waco to do this in oklahoma city. anti-government extremism in this country, the militia movement, the bombing of federal targets, these fantasies about armed militia, rebellions against the federal government, this is not fiction in our country. this is not even the distant past. these guys are still around. this movement is still very much with us. but even as this latest standoff in nevada appears to have ended peacefully, what is unprecedented this time around is to have something as big and as loud and as powerful as the fox news channel blowing hot air on the dying embers of that conflict, trying to rekindle it into another giant fire. we reward safe driving. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka s

part of the reason that timothy mcveigh was found and arrested after the oklahoma bombing was that his car didn't have proper license plates. that's one of the things that is a hallmark of the sovereign citizen movement. they refuse to register their cars under property authority. those guys from the oklahoma city bombing were also part of the armed militia movement at the time. county officials saying they didn't -- the militia movement, excuse me, saying that they only recognized county official, they did not recognize the authority of the united states of america. we also had county officials bulldozing their way down federal roads at the time. the ongoing bombings of federal offices that not only preceded oklahoma city, but kept happening after oklahoma city, you look back, what's remark able the politics of that time, and what is suddenly newly relevant in today's news, is that at the time, there were these relatively mainstream figure tons right, mainstream figures, members of congress, who basically said they went to washington, they went to congress to represent these radical s

why would he associate them with timothy mcveigh and the unabomberer?s defending the obama administration. if the bundys and supporters are domestic terrorists, it's not excessive to send 200 military army, of 200 forces to shut them down. so it's giving them a defense. second, he's defending his new head of the blm. when dean heller wants to investigate, he's talking about investigating neil cornsey. this is a 35-year-old kid just confirmed. many said he was too young and not qualified for the job and harry reid defended him and within the first few weeks on the job, he orders this para military raid on the bundys. so if these guys are domestic terrorists, that's not excessive. he didn't do anything wrong. he is trying to defend administration and his staffer. >> and it comes out in the wake of him -- of us seeing video of, you know, the feds using dogs, using tasers, you know, folks standing out there creating a first amendment zone in the middle of the range, rounding up cattle, they rounded up people and told them they had to stand behind a rope if

comparing cliven bundy to oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the leader of the u.s.his. >> nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> and tonight, mr. bundy is here to respond and as president obama prepares to grant clemency to thousands of drug offenders, part one of the hannity investigation inside a stoned

comparing cliven bundy to oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh and the leader of the u.s. senate says this. >> nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> and tonight, mr. bundy is here to respond and as president obama prepares to grant clemency to thousands of drug offenders, part one of the hannity investigation inside a stoned america and "du"duck dynasty" star, "hannity" starts here and now. >>> cliven bundy and supporters is getting worse and worse by the day, first as the country marked the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing over the weekend. vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee, donna brazil made this disgraceful comparison after talking about how the feds backed down. watch this. >> that was the right thing to do to try to, you know, simmer things down. remember, this is the 19th anniversary of the oklahoma bombing. so this notion that mr. bundy has no other resource but violence is anti-government violence is absolutely wrong. he's been waged in this battle for two he lost. everybody else is paying grazing fees. he should pay his fees as

the last time we heard the rhetoric of jack booted thugs was in the era of timothy mcveigh. this is dangerous language. often it's connected to racism. it sometimes leads to violence and i want to applaud charles krauthammer as you did, matt lewis in the daily caller. they're not going to love us giving them credit, i promise you that, but we're going to do it anyway. >> i'll attack them, whatever, but they're right on this. the outrage of this, let's not get away from, is these guys still have not addressed the central issue that they're talking about. we played the tape, armed militias that they will face federal agents and they will fight and say that the federal government doesn't exist. and they're not denouncing that. they're denouncing the racist remarks. they're not denouncing that and some of them were talking about running for president. others of them are holding elected office. this is outrageous. >> it is outrageous. to say you're going to support action against the federal government is outrageous. the use of that term, jack boot, is outrageous. and one other t

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were accused of the attack. >> a life cut short. >> how months of hard work by his family made this moment possible. and they waited hours in san francisco, some people for days in from of a union square store. tonight the wait is over. tonight a look at what they're after. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, we have the sea breeze bringing in clouds but a lot of sunshine tomorrow. i'll havure numbers for your easter sunday forecast coming up. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] [cheering] >> thank you, marcos garcia. >>> two months ago diego garcia of pinole was killed bay drunk driver while on a run, today his brother marcos paid homage to diego by throwing out the first pitch at the a's game. marcos says diego was the ultimate a's fan. >> kept up with the team, the staff, trades

today marks the 19th anniversary the day timothy mcveigh filled a truck filled. explosivewith explosives, it remained the most destructive attack on u.s. soil until the september 11, 2001. >>> kansas city officials say a collective effort by law enforcement and residents helped end a rash of serial shootings on aerial highways. the police arrested mohammed whittaker on thursday. on friday he was charged with 18 felonies connected to nine of those 20 shootings. authorities still don't have a motive but metro police, fbi and atf all received several leads that led to whittaker's arrest. >> a period of surveillance, it involved ballistics, tips, witness statements, and so that list just goes on and on about how this case was built. it wasn't built on one thing. it was built on a series of those things that had become very important. >> police say that whittaker wore a black hooded sweatshirt and ski mask. he would pull along side victims cars in a green sad, and then he would slow down and just start shooting. this morning he remains in jail in lieu of a $1 million

timothy mcveigh and terry nichols both consider themselves to be sovereign citizens. they ended up blowing the alfred p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, killing more than 150 people. when timothy mcveigh got pulled over after the oklahoma city bombing, it was because he was driving a car without license plates because sovereign citizens don't believe in license plates. over the years members of these groups spawned by the posse comitatus movement, they've tried to separate themselves sometimes from the overt racism and white supremacy that launched their movement in the first place. but after a lot of new attention to these groups, after the bombing in oklahoma city, nbc's "nightly news" sent a hidden camera into a missoula gun show and the reporter for that segment, fred francis, he found all those old threads still knotted together. >> in many cases the hate groups of the past have reconstituted themselves into these militias. in isolated regions like this it's easy to find people who worry about losing their weapons. but once involved many find th

today marks the 19th anniversary that timothy mcveigh filled a truck full of explod explosivese federaluilding and it has remained the most destructive act of terror on u.s. soil until september 2001. they honored those killed and those honored those who saved many more. >>> the police arrested mohammed whitaker in connection with shootings on thursday. on friday he was charged with 18 felonies connected to nine of those 20 shootings. authorities still don't have a motive but they do say that the metro police, the fbi and atf received several leads that led to whittaker's arrest. >> a period of veins that stated this goes on and on of how this case was built. it was not built on one thing but a series of those things that have become very important. >> police say that whittaker wore a black hood sweatshirt and black ski mask when he was committing these crimes. he would pull up to the victims and slow down and start shooting. this morning he remains in jail with $1 million cash bond. >>> states all across the country are arming police and firefighters with a new prescription medication

on the morning of april 19th, 1995, timothy mcveigh parked a rental truck filled with explosives in front of that building. the deadly blast sheared off the north side of the structure. mcveigh was later caught, convicted and executed. his partner terry nichols is serving life without parole. >> the attack that could have easily crippled out city and state. it could have left our people hopeless. but it did not. instead the people of oklahoma have banded together. >> the numbers 903 on the memorial mark the time of the bombing. a moment of silence was observed at that time this morning. >>> today also marks the 21st anniversary of the disastrous raid on the branch davidian compound near waco texas. 79 were killed in this fire. david koresh ordered his followers to start the fire when a federal assault started to end a weeks-long standoff. >>> san francisco's green community kicking off earth day weekend with a special parade this morning. [ native american chanting ] >> the earth day festival highlighted the current climate crisis, through speeches and a march around justin herman plaza.

. >> what are you reluctant to compare bundy to timothy mcveigh? >> are we going to do this every time someone owes the government maybe, 200 snipers? there are real domestic terrorist, tim mcveigh is one, and we saw what they looked like in boston one year ago. cliven bundy is not a domestic terrorist. did jon stewart ask president obama about this friendship? you know the more i think about it, i guess i can't expect a comedic hack and his army of writers, i can't take them too seriously. you may remember that jon stewart had a rally to restore sanity that was back in 2010. he held it on the national mall, he invited all his friends to attend. including this singer, cat stephens. there was one problem to inviting islam, the same one who endorsed a fatwa, that is to kill, salmon rush die. tucker carl son from the national review, kevin womenson -- williamson. >> john is a comedian. i understand that. here is my take on this, because people clearly don't want my position to be really known in this sense. yeah, i think it's gone on 21 years. the guy

and if you think bit, timothy mcveigh was a domestic terrorist. it's apalling to call them this name. why would harry reid do something like that? a couple reasons one, he's defending obama administration. if people, bundys are domestic terrorists it's not accepted to send 200 paramilitary army of 200 forces to shut them down. so when dean heller says he wants to investigate to do this, he's talking about investigating corny. this is a 35-year-old kid just confirmed many people said he wasn't -- was too young. and not qualified for the job. then, within the first few weeks he ordered the paramilitary raid on the bundys. so if these guys are domestic terrorists that is not accessive. >> it comes out in the wake of him, of us seeing video of the feds using dogs and tasers. and instead of rounding up cattle, they stand behind people. in the united states of america, so they're on the defensive. >> that is right. i thought america was a first amendment zone but i guess we're wrong about that. there is so much that is wrong. so this is all now coming u

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so now he is comparing people who sympathize with this rancher to timothy mcveigh.ave become shocked when harry reid does not say something outrageous. >> is this part of a political calculation, elise? >> yes, absolutely. calling people unamerican as he did with the koch brothers is a long-time political tactic that both sides have used it comments up with upsides and down sides. i believe personally that it remains outside the debate. but i think also we have to remember that harry reid was actually a teenage street fighter. his real essence comes through when he he makes these commence. he enjoys it he likes making his fiery rhetoric. we can expect to hear more as. >> double gold medal. retired the gold medal for the senate majority leader who has killed more house passed legislation than any in modern history, making the ted bundy of legislation coming out of the house. now, he wants to retire the gold for the majority leader who lowered the tone more than any other are w. rhetoric which is injend send area, irresponsible add hun numb and uncivil to a degree tha

in 1995, timothy mcveigh a former soldier, detonated add truck full of explosives in front of a federallding. he killed 168 people and injured 800. he was later convicted and executed. his co-conspirator, terri nichols is serving life in prison without the possibility of pair role. mcveigh timed the attack to coincide with the second anniversary of this one, a siege in waco, texas. 20 years ago, a stand-off between the f.b.i. and a heavily armed messiahnic cult came to an end. 28 children and the cult leader died. koresh's stand-off lasted 51 days. >> on monday, more than 36,000 runners will take part in the boston marathon. the race comes one year after the tragic bombing at the end of the race last year. this week, the city paid an e motional tribute to victims and survivors. one of the lucky sur riefrz. john terret tells her storevivo john terret tells her store. >> the second explosion went off so quickly, i didn't have a chance to say anything. the next thing i knew, the explosion had actually catapulted me through the front door of the restaurant. i was in ex cruc 80ing pain. my f

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i want her to defend this against the veterans -- >> she basically points to things like timothy mcveigh can cherry pick any element of the past and try to create a connection -- >> my question to you is do you think she would get further push back by instead of saying this guy did this and this, pointing to, you know, the first fort hood shooter and another muslim -- >> undoubtedly. veterans are unfortunately one of the few minority groups it's okay to stereo type apparently and we got to be defensive about that after vietnam. we know how the country turned against the veterans in a shameful way and i think all generations are protective against the veterans that have done so much over the last ten years and really need care in certain areas. we got to focus on suicide and unemployment. they are out there doing great things and representing this country better than anybody. >> and not too many white sup preliminary s -- supremacists groups. >> let us know what you think and send me a tweet at megyn kelly. >>> more than 24 hours after the ferry started sinking with hundreds on board, sur

. >> reluctant to compare bundy to timothy mcveigh. i think what harry reid was despicable.ll. there's a rule for civil disobedience. i'm not sure this is the best quality example of it. this is a guy who didn't start out to start a revolution, he just wanted to pay his grazing fees. >> but everybody else's paying their fees. >>> i want to turn to ukraine, you saw the headlines this morning in "the new york times." "in cold war echo, obama strategy writes off putin." "white house looks past ukraine to restrict russian influence." jeff, tell me what you learned about what the white house is thinking of vladimir putin? in light of what's happening in ukraine. >> no question, that's on the mind of the white house now. he's a moscow expert. he's right. this is not how president obama intended this to go. he talked about during his campaign, forging a new relation with russia, obviously that's not possible. so, they're not icing out putin, or saying we'll never have a relationship. but they know they won't have a constructive relationship and the white house is not pushing back a

today marks the 19th anniversary of the day timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in frontsof the federal building. 168 people were killed. it remained most destructive act of terrorism on u.s. soil until the september 11th attacks. the annual memorial honors those who lost their lives and rescue user who worked to save them. >> on the monday, the boston marathon will be run for the 118th time. 136,000 people will participate with a million spectators cheering them on. the tragic events much a year ago will be on everyone's mind, especially the survivors. >> the crowd had gone from cheers and applause for the runners to screams and cries, the noises, the explosion and the chaos from the crowd, it was a bad size. >> jp and paul in orderham were standing along boilston street in boston last year waiting for a friend to finish the marathon when they heard the first explosion closer to the finish line. >> i thought it was probably a gas explosion. i saw a blame on the side of the building. >> they tried to get away from the crowd by climbing over the barricades, but there was no

we had timothy mcveigh, and it sort of died down. i think everybody thought, okay, that crazy period in our life is over. and then it comes back again, and instead of it being the fringes of the party, say a louie goldberg or something, it's guys like rand paul who might become president of the united states. who is out there supporting this person who obviously was part of the militia movement and obviously from this very fringy area. >> well, and i also -- i also love the bureau of land management dodge that you're getting from everyone. everyone is like, no, it was never about this guy's views and everything. it was just we have obviously -- we are very deeply committed to reining in the bureau of land management. like, no, you're not. >> the funny thing here is i think -- there are a lot of republicans who saw this coming. some of them are writing their "i told you so" peieces. and the reason these thing are happening over and over, the republican party is a coalition of people who for one reason or another have a problem with go

timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001. the governor said the tragedy brought out the city's strength? >> it was an attack that could have easily crippled our city, could have crippled our state. it could have left our people hopeless but it did not. inthe people of oklahoma banded together with the help of our volunteers and our we will wishers not only from across our station but around the nation and around the world. they helped us overcome. >> the gallery of honor featuring photos of the victims was unveiled last week. the bombing coincided with another deadly anniversary. 21 years ago, the f.b.i. siege. a stand-off between the f.b.i. and a heavily armed cult lasted 51 days. 76 people died including 28 children along with the leader david koresh. many states are now helping drug users survive overdoses. first responders are being armed with a medication that can save lives but in the face of a national epidemic of heroin abuse, it may not be enough. science and technology correspondent jacob ward reports. the lock zone

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come from lone wolves or people with operating with just one or two friends like, for instance, timothy mcveigh and the bombing of the oklahoma city federal building in 1995. >> ifill: at what point, you mentioned tim knee mcveigh, that is an example. at what point do we begin to treat these kinds av tacks as domestic terrorism, not just as hate crimes or individual acts? >> well, i mean, they are domestic terrorism. let's be plain. there is nothing to distinguish this from other forms of terrorism. it is a way n this case. terrorizing the jewish community around kansas city in particular but around the country in general. and that's what terrorism is. it's a criminal act that is aimed at far more people than the immediate victims. you know, the law enforcement has been off and on about being candid about the terrorist nature of these attacks. but i think today by and large american law enforce suspect perfectly well aware that there is a very serious domestic radical right and some people within that milieu are, in fact, terrorists. >> and we expect formal charges to be brought against him tom

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timothy mcveigh was a murderer, mass murderer. he was a domestic terrorist.t allow it to empower individuals. they may have had weapons, they may have been illegal. i don't know what the particular case was. we have to be very careful. we all lived through the '90s whether it was oklahoma city, whether it was the waco standoff, the freeman standoff. the question here is about how media, how federal officials seek to lessen these kinds of tension and not create more of a standoff. because there is a cultural divide. there are those who have real antipathy toward the federal government and things can quickly get out of hand. so i don't think it's about having a debate about all of the narrative of the issue. it's about how do we bring calm to a situation that can get out of control. >> so is it fair to say, though, that an anarchist is a better term to use for bundy? >> i'm not defending bundy. and i'm not defending that he's got children and guns and things at the federal government. but all i'm saying -- i think david's got it exactly right. this must end. an

army soldier timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of carrying out the attack. police say mcveigh parked a truck filled with explosives in front of the albert p murrah federal building. mcveigh died by lethal injection in june of 2001. nichols was sentencedded to life in prison without parole. >>> two men stabbed ahman's dog to death during an attempted robbery yesterday morning near 22nd and bartlett streets. the victim was walking his pitbull when two men approached him. one man grabbed the dog, the other pulled out a knife. the victim said he started yelling at the individuals, and that's when he says one of the men started stabbing his pitbull. soon after, the dog owner says the men let go of the pitbull and ran away. the dog later died at an animal hospital. >>> a young marin county girl has been raising pet chickens in her family's backyard all her life, but as ktvu's rob roth tells us, feathers are now flying, because of a restriction that may force her to give them up. >> reporter: for this 9-year- old, these aren't just chickens. they are part of the fa

wanna be parts should the most powerful democrat in the senate compare americans to the likes of timothy mcveighston bomber? the governor is here. mike huckabee weighs in next. >> he was kidnapped and held for hours until he sang this song. >> give him praise ♪ give him praise ♪ to our god. >> the gospel song that saved this 9-year-old's life. >> it's one of the biggest mysteries on earth. is the lock loch ness monster real? something i think about every week. we may now know the answer once and for all. we report. you decide. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, this is valerie harper, and you are watching "fox & friends." >> oh my gosh, one of the sweethearts. she was here on thursday, valerie harper. what a sweetheart. she was only given a few months to live. >> she is doing remarkably. >> she is in a new show that's out this week. the lovely valerie harper. >> we are glad to be with you. we have the great juliet huddy here with us. >> thank you. >> third hour. >> i have never -- i can't say i have ever seen yellow fingernail polish before. >> it's easter. >> look at tha