it's ridiculous, it's notorious, it is a popular read among white nationalists because this is their fantasy of white genocide. this fantasy that white people and other people can't coexist, it's a fight to the death and white people must wage war on everyone that's not white or they'll go extinct. that's camp of the saints. stephen miller wants this real world development to be reported along side it's parallel tuesday the plot of camp of the sanlts. in other e-mails stephen miller repeatedly praises president calvin cool ijnot because he likes coolidge generally as a president, no he likes him specifically it steining signing a law based open the idea the gene pool has to be cleansed of the bad types of genes by deliberately controlling breeding. calvin coolidge himself embraced the racist argument that immigrants from the eastern part of the world in particular his thinking even from eastern europe were genetically inferior to immigrants from more western parts of the world. i mean, calvin coolidge signed this law that severely limited it number of jews and italians and greeks and

politics even before donald trump emerged on the scene but it an era in which white nationalists are both marching in the streets and working in the white house is this a unique moment in u.s. history in this up from special all of us one of america's leading public intellectuals the renowned academic and activist dr cornell west. cornell west thank you for joining me on up front since donald trump became president in 2016 races a racist attacks racist rhetoric has gotten worse in the united states but i'm just wondering from your perspective how unique a moment is this this trumpy and moment in terms of modern american history when it comes to racism. well i think it's certainly distinctive because it is the escalation of white supremacy against blacks indigenous peoples mexicans tied to the rule of big money the rule of big military so what it did when you get that kind of combination in which you scapegoated most vulnerable based on racism is in a phobic bases and then hide in conceal the expansion of the power big money wall street and big military and military industrial complex

anything at all you realize that families like mine have been persecuted by individuals holding a white nationalistnd a white supremacist ideology but my family for generations going back to eastern europe has been the victims of this ideology. to say to a jewish person that you hold the very ideology that is persecuted your own family is so profoundly inappropriate but more fundamentally -. trish: hurtful, too. there's probably nothing worse you can say about someone and it's the kind of thing where if you're trying to defend yourself against that it almost makes it worse because then the accusations keep flying. i want to point that you said it's anti-semitic and you got 25 jewish house democrats just came out right now and this just a breaking, they write and i quote, your documented support for white nationalist and anti- immigrant is wholly unacceptable and disqualified for a government employee. they want you gone, they want the president to fire you. they are pointing to e-mails that you exchanged with the former breitbart editor as proof. what is your response to that? >> couple things. num

the shooting wasn't by a white nationalist, white supremacist, the shooting was committed by two african-americans apparently had ties to the black israelite movement that doesn't sound familiar, it's the fringe religious group that is evidently sympathetic -- you might have seen, they were enjoying harassing the covington high school student body at the march for life. robbie soave is an editor of reason and author of panic attack, young radicals in the age of trump, he joins us now. what's your take on her take? >> horrific tragedy, my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims. i think it's just really sad and despicable to see some in the media immediately try to spin this, to slotted into a political narrative that far right white nationalism is responsible, it's an x essential threat to the country, responsible for so much violence and implicitly what they say is this is trump's fault he's encouraging this when of course that is wrong. in this specific case, it was two black nationalists who had some connection to the some annoying obnoxious group that shouts obscene things at

one reason, to expose a white supremacist in the white house. >> you think stephen miller is a white nationalist one of control. >> he's a senior aide to president donald trump. he did not respond to request for comment. a white house spokesperson has said he's not. mccue says it's laughable. on his rise to the white house while working for jeff sessions. >> are you ready to send donald j. trump pot white house? >> miller was in constant contact with her pushing stories that fit an anti-immigration narrative, stories she wrote without question? >> were you a white nationalist? >> i think which call myself that. whenever you want to call it, white nationalist, supremacist, that's fine. >> that's what you were? >> yes but that's dead. >> do you think this was solely political to let his star rise because he could manipulate you? >> i believe he wanted access to power because he is a white supremacist and wanted to impose his policies. you can read his own words. >> mccue says these are some of his own words in emails to her. she saved 900 or so exchanges between miller and breitbart staffers from

you will concede the white nationalists have been let out of their hole? .he liar in chief is spouting this stuff, he's the one. >> brian: white nationalist? the shooting wasn't by white nationist or white supremacist, the shooting was two african americans who had ties to black israelite movement, it is fringe religious group that is sympathetic to and you might have seen, they were enjoying harassing the kofington high school student body at the march for life. robby swabb, editor of reason and panic attack in the age of trump, he joins us now. robby, what is your take on her take? >> right, first horrific tragedy and my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims. i think it is really sad and despicable to see some in the media try to spin this to slot it into a political narrative that far right white nationalism is responsible for existential to the country and implicitly they say this is trump's fault, he's encouraging this. of course, that is wrong and specifically it was two black nationalists who had some connection to this annoying ob

. >> you think stephen miller is white nationalist? >> a white supremacist i would say because his ideology is domination and control of people of color. >> reporter: stephen miller is senior aid to president donald trump. he has not responded to our request for comment. a white house spokesperson has said that miller is not a racist and is being attacked because he's jewish. she says on his rise to the white house while working for senator jeff sessions -- >> are you ready to send donald j. trump to the white house? >> reporter: and later on trump's campaign miller was in constant contact with her pushing stories that fit an anti-immigration narrative. stories she wrote for breitbart without question. were you a white nationalist? >> i think i'd call myself that. >> reporter: that's what you were? >> yes, but that part is dead. >> do you think this was solely political to let his star rise because he could manipulate you or do you think he actually is white supremacist? >> i believe he wanted access to power because he's a white suprem

she wants to expose a white supremacist in the white house. >> you think stephen miller is a white nationalistuld say, because i believe his ideology is domination and control over people of color. >> stephen miller is an aide to donald trump. he did not respond to our request for comment. a white house spokesperson has said that miller is not a racist and is being attacked because he's jewish. mchugh says that's laughable. she says on his rise to the white house while working for senator jeff sessions -- >> are you ready to send donald j. trump to the white house? >> and later on trump's campaign, miller was in constant contact with her, pushing stories that fit an anti-immigration narrative, stories she wrote for breitbart without question. >> were you a white nationalist. >> i think i would call myself that. white nationalist, white supremacist, that's fine. >> that's what you were. >> yes, but that part is dead. >> do you think this is political to let his star rise because he could manipulate you or do you think he is a white supremacist? >> i believe he wanted access to power because he

. >> these are all white nationalists. >> former news editor says she is doing her first television interviewpose a white supremacist in the white house. >> you think steven miller is a white nationalist? >> a white supremacist i would say. his ideology is domination and control over people of color. >> a senior aide to trump. he didn't respond to request for comment. and says he's being attacked because he's jewish. she says that's laughable. on his rise to the white house working for senator jeff sessions. >> are you ready to send donald trump not white house. >> and later on trimps campaign. he was in constant contact with her. pushing stories that fit an antiimmigration narrative. stories she wrote for breitbart without question. >> i would call myself that. white supremacist. >> that's what you were. >> that part is dead. >> is this solely political to let his tstar rise because he could manipulate you. >> he wanted access to power. and impose policies. the e-mails are you can read his words. >> heez are some of the his own words in e-mails to her. she saved 900 exchanges between miller

anything at all you realize that families like mine have been persecuted by individuals holding a white nationalistnd a white supremacist ideology but my family for generations going back to eastern europe has been the victims of this ideology. to say to a jewish person that you hold the very ideology that is persecuted your own family is so profoundly inappropriate but more fundamentally -. trish: hurtful, too. there's probably nothing worse you can say about someone and it's the kind of thing where if you're trying to defend yourself against that it almost makes it worse because then the accusations keep flying. i want to point that you said it's anti-semitic and you got 25 jewish house democrats just came out right now and this just a breaking, they write and i quote, your documented support for white nationalist and anti- immigrant is wholly unacceptable and disqualified for a government employee. they want you gone, they want the president to fire you. they are pointing to e-mails that you exchanged with the former breitbart editor as proof. what is your response to that? >> couple things. num

she wants to expose a white supremacist in the white house. >> you think steven miller is a white nationalistcist i would say because i believe his ideology is one of domination and control over people of color. >> steven miller is a senior aide to president donald trump. he did not respond to our request for comment. a white house spokesperson has said that miller is not a racist and is being attacked because he's jewish. mccue says that's laughable. she says on his rise to the white house, while working for senator jeff sessions. >> are you ready to send donald j. trump to the white house? >> and later on trump's campaign, miller was in constant contact with her pushing stories that fit an anti-immigration narrative. stories she wrote for breitbart without question. >> were you a white nationalist? >> i think i would call myself that. whatever you want to call it. >> that's what you were. >> yes but that part is dead. >> do you think this was solely political to let his star rise because he could manipulate you? >> i believe he wanted access to power because he is a white supremacist and wa

going to get together with the kosovo white nationalists, because they are nationalists — and thankfullyt hatred of someone else and, until america starts to realise that they're cannibalising themselves and realise that there can't afford to be two americas, we will suffer a dysfunction of self—inflicted wounds until we come to that realisation. i raise the question of the impact of obama because i think i'm right in saying the turn—out among african—american voters fell between 2012 and 2016, in his first election and his re—election, by something like seven percentage points and i wonder if... because we make the mistake of taking those voters for granted... right. in the democratic primary debate, kamala harris mentioned it herself. black women in the recent election of a democratic senator in alabama, the move — i think stacey adams would have been governor, in georgia, a red state, a black woman would've been in there, if it was not for voter suppression, and in florida also, we almost had a governor. black women are a major constituency in the democratic party that is being taken

white nationalists have been attacking jews as they have african-americans of far left views. and islamicists clearly jews have become a target particularly in the new york area there been the ultra-orthodox who are easily identifiable as jews it's hard to identify a jew generally speaking was not authored ochs but ultra-orthodox jews you know clearly dress a certain way and even regular orthodox jews who are walking around with a keeper are easily identifiable there was a case last week where they went to teaneck which is another suburb of new york not so much an ultra-orthodox but an orthodox community and and also as anti-semitic activity there so there is generally jews to become a target in the united states overall and of course now in new york city where anti-semitism is something that was known for many many years and i think jews of very very different at the moment and very much under assault without a question ya know the place of responded to me over the last week aside by increasing patrol we see in areas where there's a sort of were largely jewish community it wa

it is still a white nationalist dog whistle when they say it there?ural white supremacy is a very, very serious issue. white supremacy is a bigger problem in africa than we realize. >> tucker: let's save the world's unhappiest people, people whose therapists can't make progress with them at all, truly miserable. if they got together and formed their own political party, would they have a shot at winningma a major national election, do you think? >> no, not in the current year i don't think they would have any shot. [laughter] merry christmas to everyone in the resistance. i hope they have -- >> tucker: what is the picture? vote for me and you will be as unhappy andav miserable and loathsome and stupid and small-minded as i am? >> please suck all the joy and tenderness out of everything. must fight to maintain power and try to, i don't know, impeach, russia, whatever they are doing. no joy allowed. this christmas season and not while we still have trump in office. no one is allowed an iota of it. >> tucker: i want to know if this person is real. i'dno

. >> she knows all too well that stephen miller is a white nationalist. >> these are all white nation >> reporter: katie mccue said she is doing her first television interview for one reason. she wants to expose a white supremacist in the white house. >> you think stephen miller is a white nationalist. >> a white supremacist. one of domination and control over people of color. >> reporter: stephen miller is a senior aide to president donald trump. he did not respond to our request for comment. a white house spokesperson has said that miller is not a racist and is being attacked because he is jewish. mccue says that's laughable. she says on his rise to the white house while working for senator jeff sessions -- >> are you ready to send donald j. trump to the white house? >> reporter: miller was in constant contact with her. pushing stories that fit an anti-immigration narrative. stories she wrote for be, breitbart -- >> whatever you want to call it, that's fine. >> that's what you were? >> yes, but that part is dead. >> do you think this was solely political because he could manipulate

until we realized this week stephen miller is no joke die hard white nationalist. this is what our policy has become. and in order for us to rectify and to begin to heal as a country, he has got to go. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel duty bound to note that miller's defenders i think miller himself would say i'm jewish myself, i come from a jewish family and it's offensive for you to invoke that word particularly as regards someone who is jewish. >> well, i'm sure that's also the way in which he's weaponized his identity, right? like, you know, they say and there's this -- the color of your skin and the identity you are born with does not absolve you of moral wrong. you know, it doesn't. and the perfect person -- the perfect looking person to advance horrifically inhumane immigration policy would be someone that looks like me or someone that looks like somebody in this audience because that's what provides the cover for these incredibly damaging and dangerous policies. so i'm not here to weaponize my identity, and i don't think any public servant should weaponize

the same way that the latino massacre in el paso earlier this year where you had another white nationalist drive 6 hours to kill mexicans was not an accident. the same way that charlottesville was not an accident. donald trump did not invent racism and xenophobia, right? we know that. but he has injected that kind of hatred and violence into the blood stream of america where now those white nationalists and those xenophobes and those racists feel like they don't even have to be ashamed of what they see. hell, before even the ku klux klan used to wear white sheets on their head. in charlottesville they were in plain sight. it's almost people like donald trump and steve king have given a kind of pride to that kind of white nationalism and hatred and xenophobia, and it makes me sick as a latina myself, as an immigrant and the mother of two young latina children. i am actually afraid for them when we go out to rural places in the country, don, and you know my children. you've interviewed them. you know that i speak spanish to them in public. it is the first time in my life ever since this pres

they are basically a white supremacist nationalist group. they were behind a whole bunch of islamophobic attacks in copenhagen. as a result of this attacks, young muslims are being radicalised at the same time. let's see a clip. so you can see in from this clip, it is gritty, but has a thriller undercurrent. we then follow an undercover agent who is infiltrating that cell, but who becomes absolutely convinced that the greater threat is being posed by these kind of white nationalists. the interesing thing about the drama is this — on the one hand, it takes a real—life situation, it imagines it four years in the future. there's an element of fantastic imagination about it. at times it is really gritty and really convincing and does a very interesting job of wrong footing the audience about their expectation about where the drama is going. at other times, i have to say, it tips into rather crass melodrama. you end up with a film that is intriguing. i do think the director is an interesting film maker and we will see better work in the future. t

behind him are the titular group the sons of denmark, who are basically a kind of white supremacist nationalistup who were behind a whole bunch of islamophobic attacks in copenhagen. as a result of those attacks, young muslims are being radicalised at the same time. let's see a clip. so you can see from that clip, it's kind of gritty but has a thriller undercurrent. what then happens is we follow an undercover agent who is infiltrating that cell, but who becomes absolutely convinced that the greater threat is being posed by these kind of white nationalists. on the one hand, i mean, it takes a real—life situation, it kind of imagines it four years in the future, so there's an element of, you know, fantastical imagination about it. and at times, it's really gritty and really convincing and does a very interesting job of wrong—footing the audience about their expectations about where the drama is going. at other times, i have to say, it does tip over into rather crass melodrama. so you end up with a film that is intriguing and i do think that ulaa salim is an interesting film—maker and i think tha

it's a normalization of white nationalists. ation that sort of racism gets put into the ether by saying it's not about saying whites or better than blacks or anything like that, it's about america first. it's about protecting america. but really it's this veiled idea of white nationalist, which at its core is this belief that there should be a white ethnostate. i'm not surprised, removing that language is a hat tip to say we're normalizing this. let's not make white national ism like this. joy, at the end of the day, that sis what trumble is, it's normalizing this type of ideology, this type of behavior. not just normalizing it by words, right, we have smith's written policy that pushes these ideas. >> malcolm, there's a further breakdown in this bill that shows nearly 42% of white troops said they had experienced examples of nonwhite troops said, said they experienced examples of white nationalism. only 18% of white service members said the same. so it's not everyone. you can comment on the fact, whoever, we don't know which sp

plausible and that's because as i mentioned you have a president here who has become a hero to white nationalists and central to the theory of white nationalism is this idea that there need to create a white state a white governmental system which is all about being able to deny these sort of. turning demography that we have in our nation where we're quickly becoming a majority people of color nation and this is another thing that's related i believe to the increase targeting of the jewish population a lot of white nationalists quite frankly lame a number of jewish communities because they see those communities as being supportive of immigrants and so by attacking the jewish population and a sort of indirect way they are also seeking to downgrade the the level of immigration to this country. so the u.k. know where the search is on for a new laser off the labor party jeremy corbyn says he won't leads the main opposition into another election following his landslide defeat to boris johnson and the rhythm conservatives last month and arguments over the future direction of the party and how to win ba

." >> white nationalists have been let out of their holes. the liar-in-chief spout all this.day he used anti-semitic tropes. trish: we is blaming white nationalists for the horrific shootings in new jersey it comes on the heels of far left squad member rashida tlaib tweeting this out. this heartbreak, white supremacy kills she writes. she was quick to delete the tweet once the suspects identities were released. she never he waited to listen to who was involved. because she already knew the answer in her head. the same with the woman on "the view." she just assumed they must be white supremacists. if any of them had read the news they would have learned they were two african-american shooters. it makes the white supremacy theory a little hard. the dems are working overtime toy undermine the american people. >> later this week the judiciary committee will meet to consider the articles of impeachment and make a representation to the full house of representatives. we are freezing the screen for you. there are seven lawmakers on the stage. you have nancy pelosi in california, max

infiltrating and becomes absolutely convinced that the greater threat is being posed by these, kind of, white nationalist. the adjusted thing about the jam as this, on the one hand,it about the jam as this, on the one hand, it takes a real—life situation, it imagines it for you. an element of fantastic imagination. at times it is really gritty and really convincing and does a very interesting of rule sitting the audience about the expectation about what is going. at other times, i have to say, it tips into crass melodrama. he end up they film that is intriguing. i dating the director is intriguing. i dating the director is an interesting villa maker and we will see better work in the future. ——ido will see better work in the future. —— i do think. it is fine, but not great because it does have a tendency to slip into melodrama, when actually what it needs is to keep the downbeat tone that characterises the best scenes. keep the downbeat tone that characterises the best scenesm keep the downbeat tone that characterises the best scenes. it is set in 2025? i wonder why. basically extrapolating from the curr

where now those white nationalists and those racists feel like they don't have to be ashamed of whate. before even the kkk used to wear white sheets on their heads. in charlottesville they were in plain site. it's like people like trump and steve king have given a pride to the white nationalism and hatred. and it makes me sick. as an immigrant and as a mother of two young latin o children. i'm afraid for them when we go out to rural places in the country. you know my children. i speak spanish to them in public. it's the first time in my life since this president became president that i now any twice because i think to myself am i making my children less safe because i'm speaking to them in spanish in a public place. in the united states of america. >> thank you. we appreciate you both joining us. we have an update on a story we brought you earlier this week. remember those cadets and seen on camera at the army navy game making a hand gesture? the naval academy and west point investigated and say it was part of the what they called the circle game. the way it works is a person makes a

it's simply clear that he imagined a white nation, a white nationalist identity. but there have been many things that have called into question trump's commitments, moral commitments, apart from immigration, and even in the case of some libertarians, that his wall is the right solution, whether or not they're white nationalists at heart. one last thing i'll say is we call them evangelicals, in some studies they're called christians as opposed to catholics. you just mentioned two churches, a baptist church. the one where the shooting was in texas is called a church of christ. lots of evangelicals are separating themselves and referring to themselves as methodists as a way of separating themselves. >> jennifer, when you look at the numbers in terms of support oi white evangelicals and immigration, it's about a 20 percentage point gap between what is the average across the country. from your reporting, does that jive? >> yeah, i mean, the country is obviously very divided on everything, it seems. and on immigration i think that there are also kind of multiple pieces

but the people who committed this crime, they were not white nationalists.dical secretary of people who committed this heinous crime because they wanted to kill jews. >> no matter who they are, whether they are radical secretary, black, or white nationalists, we are seeing people that have become deadly. >> yes. >> i know the governor of new jersey brought together a body of all religions and races the other day. are we seeing enough unity to fight this back that has targeted blacks and latinos and gays and jews? >> no doubt. so we're living in a moment where marginalized communities are under threat and they're all feeling the pain of this. i was with governor murphy yesterday, the mayor, and senator menendez. jersey city is a diverse community. there is diversity in that community. and to see muslim and hindu and christian and baptist and jewish leaders come together, that matters. and we need to keep in mind even in the jewish community there's that kind of diversity. we have african-american jews in our community. we have ethiopia beyond tjews. we beat t

to say white power, that is something that first surfaced on a toxic website where a lot of white nationalistsge. it is a simm bowl that has represented hate. now, we have also heard from the south earn poverty law center, they said, it's hard to know whether they intended this as a white power symbol, we have to ensure we take this seriously, we cannot have people playing around with white supremacy in the military. no one is saying for sure, it was the white power symbol. we do know that both academies are looking into it, and specifically looking into the intent of those -- >> they'll be interviewing the cadets and midshipmen, we'll ask them -- >> thank you so much, alex, no matter what, the notion of it is very disturbing. >> thank you. >>> senate minority leader chuck schumer is expected to speak any minute about the witness list he submitted to mitch mcconnell and what he sees as the path forward for impeachment. after deadly crashes, boeing may soon announce the fate of its 737 maxaire craft. the details that have ahead. look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something,

plausible and that's because as i mentioned you have a president here who has become a hero to white nationalist and central to the theory of white nationalism is this idea that there need to create a white state a white governmental system which is all about being able to deny this sort of turning demography that we have in our nation where we're quickly becoming the jordie people of color a nation and so one of the ways in which they're trying to turn back that future is to be very stark with regards to immigration policies and this is another thing that's related i believe to this increased targeting of the jewish population a lot of white nationalist quite frankly blame a number of jewish communities because they see those communities as being supportive of immigrants and so by attacking the jewish population and in a sort of indirect way they are also seeking to downgrade the the level of immigration to this country a they still do even their c.e.o. of insight unlimited joining us there live from washington d.c. avis monkeys. tens of thousands of people in the australian state of victoria h

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plausible and that's because as i mentioned you have a president here who has become a hero to white nationalists and central to the theory of white nationalism is this idea that there need to create a white state a white governmental system which is all about being able to deny these sort of. turning demography that we have in our nation where we're quickly becoming of a jury to people of color nation and this is another thing that's related i believe to the increased targeting of the jewish population a lot of white nationalists quite frankly lame a number of jewish communities because they see those communities as being supportive of immigrants and so by attacking the jewish population and in a sort of indirect way they are also seeking to downgrade the the level of immigration to this country. the u.s. military and somali forces have hit 2 al-shabaab targets with air strikes somalia's government says the senior al shabaab member was killed on saturday a truck bomb attack blamed on the armed group in mogadishu and killed 80 people has more from nairobi in neighboring kenya. they survived satur

plausible and that's because as i mentioned you have a president here who has become a hero to white nationalists and central to the theory of white nationalism is this idea that there need to create a white state a white governmental system which is all about being able to deny these sort of. turning demography that we have in our nation where we're quickly becoming already people of color nation and this is another thing that's related i believe to this increased targeting of the jewish population a lot of white nationalist quite frankly lame a number of jewish communities because they see those communities as being supportive of immigrants and so. we just brought you here now to go to a lot of it in moscow where the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and iran's foreign minister mohammad java holding a press conference and let's have it was discussed today. those directions that was given to all relations during the course. mr putin. that took place here on the intense nature. between them solemn as between the council a security council minister is a foreign affairs minister of defense the

movement and you know for those 3 to 4 years we were scared of law enforcement and fared of white nationalists too but what became very clear the day after you know $45.00 was elected was that white vigilanteism was not just going to be on the rise it was going to be accepted it was going to be a part of. a culture that was you know the more people we can attack the more people we can harm as in white nationalist saying this of folks of color or women of queer and trans people the more stripes you get and i wonder for you how how has that impacted. what's happening in the u.k. and do you see that as something that has impacted the conversations you are having what we actually see are the same people who are funding groups in the u.k. and groups in the united states who deny climate change completely counter factually that encourage the targeting of muslims. and encourage the targeting of the most vulnerable in the society also mixed in with the scapegoating or of immigrants as the cause of all problems so it's of that wing really that we're seeing on the street fighting level being clear that.

plausible and that's because as i mentioned you have a president here who has become a hero to white nationalists and central to the theory of white nationalism is this idea that there need to create a white state a white governmental system which is all about being able to deny these sort of. turning demography that we have in our nation where we're quickly becoming of authority people of color nation and this is another thing that's related i believe to this increased targeting of the jewish population a lot of white nationalists quite frankly blame a number of jewish communities because they see those communities as being supportive of immigrants and so by attacking the jewish population in a sort of indirect way they are also seeking to downgrade the level of immigration to this country. lots more ahead on. chile is leading the developing world with a pledge to relinquish the use of coal to generate power but for those who live in the so called sacrifice owns 30 years is too long to wait. ballerinas it would belly and against french president manuel mccollum's pension reform funds. and ranger

it can have other innocent meanings, but it was adopted by the white nationalist community. but after the christchurch shootings, it began to signify white power. >> it has gone to a much darker and i think more dangerous place. >> reporter: the names of the cadets have not been released, and none of them have commented so far. right now, the intention behind the gestures is still not clear. >> trevor, thank you. >>> next to disturbing images of a school deputy slamming a middle school student to the floor two times and dragging him down the hall. the deputy now on paid leave. the sheriff saying he was shocked when he first saw the video. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, this disturbing surveillance video of a school resource officer body slamming a middle school student in north carolina is at the center of an investigation. >> real horrible. it's terrible. >> reporter: here you see the deputy throw the child to the ground, pick him up, and do it again before dragging the boy down the hallway. >> when we first saw the video, we were stunned. we were shocked. i do

yet 25 jewish lawmakers have asked donald trump to fire him because white nationalist comments and thingshe was circulating at bright bart. this goes all the way back to when he was in high school that he's had this weird fixation an immigration and here he is talking about his boss donald trump. >> the democratic party of today traffics and lies hatred and yes, racism. donald trump is the anti racist president. they frankly care more today about helping illegal aliens and foreign citizens than their own constituents including those that have been left behind. >> he's scary, but can you explain this guy to me? >> you know, there's a bunch of guys in this movement and close to trump that are just these kind of sad angry little boys that you know, didn't have any friends in college or something, that there is this kind of creepiness, but i think the more amazing thing is that we've just gotten used to it. there was once a time in this country where somebody like stephen miller after the first thing he'd said or written, even before the election would never have been allowed to walk the hall

former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalistood evening, i'm trish regan. moments before i sat down with mr. miller today in a very wide-ranging interview we talked about a lot of different things, 25 jewish democrats issued a call for president trump to fire wister miller because they say he's a white supremacist who does not belong in the

picks up on the point about the sophistication of what our colleague jesse has called the fact white nationalist art innovation opportunities. we are trained to think about racism as what happens in the backwoods as a byproduct of not knowing things. so what our work is sort of troubling is the innovation aspect of racism, the fact it is often forward-looking. when you think about the new jim code which is invoke at the same time history of white supremacy and racial segregation but also thinking about how the sophistication in enabling new forms of ratification and speeding up the possibility of making it easier. a quick example would be thinking about old school targeted advertisements which think about housing developers in the 20th century that put up flyers in neighborhoods in los angeles which is where my grandparents moved. these wires would be trying to entice white homebuyers by saying don't worry, by in this neighborhood because with beneficial restrictions. we're not going to let black people move your so your investment will be secure. this is an old school targeted ad which has enab

. >> all the democratic candidates are being asked do they think trump is a white nationalist, a white supremacist, how do you thaens question? >> a, i'm not running for president. b, he calls himself a nationalist. he thinks we should have more people from norway and less from african countries. i think that's a fairly simple assumption to say that's white nationalism. >> you had ideas what the show was going to be like before the show started. >> kind of. i kind of had an idea. >> the thing people don't understand, it becomes something, whatever you think it's going to be, you don't really know until you actually start. >> mike tyson said it best, everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face. there it is. >> no, but it's true. you are doing it without a net in front of -- and everybody's commenting on it. >> sure. yeah. >> but it does seem like you've found the mission, the process. you did that live show on show time on election night. >> yeah. >> that -- i mean, to me that seemed the turning point. in your mind, was it? >> no. that was significant because -- that was s