whether he identified as a white nationalist or not. the policies that they put in place. they were derived with white national people. and think tanks that exist. he drew his policy from. they believe in the genetic superiority of right whites. with the culture and privileges. that cannabis speaks to the thai talking about. i lost my train of thought. i can finish answering your question. i think it's really important to call out the white nationalist agenda for what it is. as journalist we allowed white nationalist to spread within our governmental institutions by not calling it what it is. and allowing these organizations to launder the ideas. in the national security. i called the book hatemonger and you write this book to tell you that stephen miller has hate in his heart. we had rephrased from using terms. i can't tell you what he can tell you. he is fluent in hate. he has been inciting hate and playing with the emotion of hatred in order to become more powerful and to rally people around his anti- immigrant agenda. and where he's he spent inspired. it is a central as

trump didn't condemn far right white nationalists. the spanish government says it has reached an agreement to impose a partial lockdown on the entire city of madrid but they say coronavirus cases spreading like wildfire. his life. thank you very much for being with us on media and azerbaijan a post vowing to keep fighting they rejected international calls for negotiations as clashes over the disputed nagorno karabakh region continue for a a fourth day french president emmanuel macron said he was extxtremely concerned by the wall like messages comining from turkey staunch ally as a pie shop ance h has around seven hundred fifty thousand people who are armenian allll of armenian descentt turkey says it is fully ready to help us about john recover the enclave. russian forereign minister sergey lavrov is cool for de escalation in fighting between azerbaijan and armenia over the disputed karabakh region and offered to host legacy asians. in moscow. final farewells as these newly enlisted armenians head off to the front line. while others a

between that of the white nationalist bring the white nationalist have this idea of the death of statewhite snow state. so there is a where you end up. if the thing about the acceleration, is a have kind of given up on an ideal. and what they are aiming for. it is the details of on its own terms. we will figure it out later. that is the essence of accelerations and. which is really become a force in the world in the past few years. so they don't have one. sue and i've got it. another question. something we have not exported all. i think it is important. he please discuss business interest against the far right. the anti- lockdown process, similar family foundation study and type blm process. some of these families be scared the far right and trump the more more. america, far right. lawrence rosenthal: if you take something like a coke for the remaining cook brother. they're not ideologically in step with trump. they will support him in things like the tax cuts. they are called by the alienation of foreign allies rated their appalled by what is done to trade agreements. their appalled b

but it's much harder for him not to deny he implements the white nationalist agenda. and through those people and with a population control for the nonwhite people because the way they suspended these organizations believe in genetic superiority of whites and it has to be a majority white country. and that speaks to the tie between classes amend racism i lost my train of thought. >> no no no. >> o the white nationals. >> and angie allow those ideas to spread by not calling it wide it is. with heritage and economics. and i call the book hatemonger because i didn't write this to say that stephen miller has hate in his heart against muslims i cannot tell you that. refraining to use those terms and can't tell you what is in his heart and has been inciting hate and then to rally people around his anti- immigrant agenda. and with that aspect of everything that he does. >> i hate to say that's a nice note to end on. it is terrifying that deal with me for one second. >> is miller more powerful than kushner? also i will be digging for other questions. where does miller fit in t

more police officers have been killed by white nationalists in america than mi5. it is domestic white terror that is the greatest threat to our way of life. and our president has been a terrorist sympathizer. and if there was ever any doubt, all you've got to go is go back to my alma mater of charlottesville and uva where he said, it's perfectly fine on both sides, there were good people on both sides. that is the real danger. that every single time a daniel cameron gets on a podium, cries crocodile tears and claims that his mama will be concerned about him, he is sending a sign to white nationalists everywhere, with the tacit consent of the president of the united states, that you can do this wherever you want and we won't jail you, we won't hold you accountable. shoot all the black people you want. shoot all the protesters you want. because at the end of the day, this system is made to protect white violence. that's what we're hearing. and our president doesn't mind, because as long as they're killing people or threatening or intimidating people he doesn't like,

the president has called upon white nationalists to intimidate and disrupt the election. that is what makes it dangerous. by the third debate, he will literally just stand there and say, get your guns ready and shoot democrats. he was half a step from saying that today. that's why there shouldn't be any more debates. >> since we talked so much about moderating this evening, i will say as a moderator, he didn't quite literally say that, but i take your point about the direction. ayesha, as jason points out, this was not stand down. this was stand by. >> exactly. and here's the thing. the president has told us who he is. he has shown us who he is. again tonight, he has shown and told us that what he's trying to do is to stoke a race war in this country. this is not brand-new. donald trump has been doing this his entire career. he's been creating racial animus. he's been perpetuating racial animus. he has been advancing himself through racial animus and by siding with white supremacists and bigots. the thing, though, that makes this so appalling is how many times does this g

i wouldn't be hanging out with your ugly behind. >> true. >> when i said that white -- that white nationalists were the number one terror threat or white supremacy, i should say, white supremacist hate groups, the number one terror threat in this country, it is true. >> that's what the fbi says. >> then why -- >> that's what h.r. mcmaster said on my owe show the other night. >> why is the president uncomfortable with it? why won't he say it. >> that's a great question. remember david duke? i don't know the man. you know he's the head of the kkk, right? punitively, isn't that all you need to know. the fact that you don't know him personally, is that really the criteria? i don't know him personally either, but i tell you what, if he ever said something good about me and people said do you like he supports your work, i would say, no, i must be doing something wrong. >> there you go. >> that's what you're supposed to say when you're not a bigot. >> do you want to do some fact checking. i don't know if we have time. >> houw long's the show? >> we'll be on until your old show "new day." daniel dale

targeted at black folks and jewish folks and other communities that have been the targets of white nationalistse end up getting a lot of caring and not a lot of action. >> all right, rashad robinson, we will be keeping an eye on that press conference later on today. i appreciate you getting up early after a late night watching that debate. so, thank you very much. >>> earlier in the show, we asked you, why are you awake? fay tweeted this cute photo of her dog, writing "that little one watched the debate with me and she's so stressed, like her mommy, she just can't rest anymore, keeping us both up." what a cutie. james emailed "i'm awake because every time i would try to sleep, donald trump kept walking into the room and interrupting my sleep cycle." pro tip, don't sleep with the debates on. and gary, "i'm up way too early this morning to go work at the board of elections, getting absentee ballots ready for mailing out next tuesday in ohio." there's something you all can do if you're up early this morning, make sure that you have figured out how to vote. >>> coming up next, we've got a look at t

moment that will live longest in the news reels was when trump to claim the invitation to condemn white nationalist groups. give me a name give me a why is a process unlikely to can die out process on right proud of my boys stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti for and the left because this is not a right of them is there is a levy. it kept on an edifying spectacle in which donald trump people over his policy blindspots and his competitor joe biden papered over his each pair managed in this era of formalization t. he was the consensus where knowing when to say. some lowlights there for you from a chaotic or presidential debate let's take you now to washington to our correspondent there my estimate or my out one of the most talked about moments is that last exchange that we just have broadcast in our report president something basically declining not basically declining to use the opportunity to condemn white nationalists groups. yeah well this is a president to now really misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to condemn

and in terms of a president of the united states giving orders to a white nationalist group in the midst of really contentious time in this country. >> and if we're being real, we all could understand one thing as well, getting back to i don't know who the proud boys are, the president claims to know everything about things he doesn't know anything about which is widespread voter fraud which has now materialized since 2016 and it has not materialized now and he continues to say believe me, i know a lot about it. so you think he would know about what he's talking about here. go ahead, sarah. >> all he has to do is ask somebody. he's the president of the united states. he has people to do the research for him. if he doesn't want to put it into google. will y but literally, you could go and search and see their point of view and on youtube and point of view that track far right groups line the proud boys. it is unconscionable that the president used the name of a group and now said, well, i don't know who they are. find out. you're the president of the united states. >> take it a step furth

you came in with threats with rising threats from white nationalists. you were able in a national security -- homeland security perspective to connect dots between those incidents you just named and were rebuffed by whom? >> so secretary nielsen approached the national security council in her first month on the job. this was like december 2017, january 2018. and asked for that to be named as a key issue in the national counterterrorism strategy at the time it was being interacted -- the national security adviser said no. and then we turned over national security advisers. there was a redrafting of the counterterrorism strategy a second time around that summer there was an ask again. can we include more about domestic terrorism? the draft that eventually made it to ambassador bolton had some. i wouldn't say as much as we thought needed to be, but had some language in there about domestic terrorism. most of that was removed, and we were left with about two sentences, which from a practical standpoint was enough for us to be able to hook on what we wanted

but not focusing, as we've learned now, on domestic terrorism as dhs had promised, on white nationalist threats. "the new york times" reporting that the trump administration had promised to focus on that. it has not happened, saying that the department of homeland security started an effort a year ago this month to address domestic terrorism, white nationalist threats and other acts of home ground violence. today that plan remains stalled as clashes between protesters and counterprotesters have escalated to exactly the kind of violent acts that the plan was expos supposed to address. can you help us understand the impact of all of this? >> there's no doubt, as you look back over the last few years, most of the deaths in the u.s. that have come from acts of terrorism, they're not from global jihadist terrorists, but in extreme right wing groups that have been in synagogues, mosques, and other locations, killing people and creating other kinds of violent mayhem. frankly the fbi has identified some of the groups, the boogaloo bois, and qanon, who have to be treated as a serious law enforce

so let's look at white supremacy and that violent nationalist movement.hat they are largely his base. i am not implying that every trump follower is part of that. i'm saying that -- almost every one of them -- those people are, in fact, followers of trump. and many of them look to him as a leader. he refuses to denounce them. so the fact that he doesn't denounce them. the fact he wants to suppress the truth that they are growing and pose a growing threat is beneficial to them. if you look at russia, it's now beyond any contention that they -- by our own government's admission and again as recently as the last 24 hours with charges and sanctions against ukrainian and russian agents. it's clear he's getting help from russia. i'm not going to get into whether he's asked for it, knows all about it. that's not the point. cheating is occurring because a foreign power is meddling in our election once again. why? it benefits him. why is he suppressing the truth? it benefits him. it's not just a coincidence that these are the two areas where he wants the truth sup

brian murphy says he was demoted for refusing to downplay threats posed by white nationalists and russian interference. fires over again burning close to a greek refugee camp that was all but destroyed by overnight blazes thousands of refugees have been left homeless at maria camp a 4 month state of emergency has been declared. and the u.s. state department's top official for the middle east says there may be progress moves olding the 3 year blockade of cattle david schenker says he expects movement on the issue in a matter of weeks 2017 the u.s. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt all severed ties with cattle the u.s. and to wait and trying to mediate the rift. that been protests in colombia's capital after a man died when police repeatedly shocked him with a stun gun or don as died hours after his arrest for violating social distancing rules well those were the headlines continue on al-jazeera the street station that's watching. all the work to stay with most favored. the rest internment and mass indoctrination your children are now in the process of reeducation or chinese assimilation force

there's a white nationalist super pac. they say they've started a campaign in iowa. they urge voters to vote for you because of your proposed temporary ban on muslims. does that shock you. do you denounce that? >> nothing in this country shocks me. i would disavow it. but nothing shocks me. people are angry. they're angry at what's going on. >> when he says we need people to assimilate to our country, to vote trump, you disavow that. >> i just said it. how many times do you want me to say it? >> a third would be good. >> i said i disavow. >> he was very loud and clear. that was the last time he did an interview of this program. i hit a nerve. this issue should be cut and dry. we need smart well educated white people. there should be no prompting. >> well, erin, you know, i think you know me pretty well. and i'm not going to play word games here today. but i'm tempted to. to disavow is very passive. to denounce is active. i want to hear a denouncing, not a disavow. he's very passive. >> and the word choice matters so much, which he knows. >> absolutely. absolutely. >>

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if you become a party of white nationalists grievance, you will contract. the republican party has done exactly that. it has shown in the last several that like a collapsing star, it may be hotter, but it is smaller. you cannot win the base of only the republican party, you cannot win with a party that is driving its political energy for 55-year-old, non-college-educated white men. you have to be better and bigger. the more you abandon the principles of expensive conservativism and optimistic conservatism, because trumpism is a dark interpretation of america, the less you have the ability to sell that vision. i disagree with henry vehemently. what he does not understand is center-right nationalist populism is not conservatism. if you want to be a white, nationalist populist, go do it, but that is not conservatism, so do not conflate nationalism with conservatism, because they are not the same. host: let's go back to the phone lines. ed is calling from ohio. ed supports president trump. good morning. caller: i do not believe this guy was ever a republican, r

workers have removed a confederate statue that stood near the site where a violent white nationalist rally turned deadly 3 years ago in charlottesville virginia protesters demanding racial and social justice around the world have pushed to have divisive relics removed from public spaces. france has confirmed a national record of more than 10000 new 1000 cases in a single day prime minister john cust x. says the situation is deteriorating and he's urging citizens to observe the rules and social distancing and wearing masks france has seen a sharp rise in infections for several weeks. the venice film festival has wound down with a gala night of stars of the red carpet glittering awards and face masks the winner of the golden lion for best film was no man's land starring frances mcdormand well this year's event has taken on added significance for the global film industry it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of a. coronavirus pandemic. i 7 it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with face masks organizers won praise for darin

president trump basically declining not basically declining to use the opportunity to condemn white nationalist groups. yeah well this is a president to now really misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to condemn white supremacy we've seen his his aides and his proxies all over u.s. media this morning and last night trying to clean up what he said walk it back a bit but it really tells you all you need to know that white supremacist groups are incredibly happy with what they've heard last night now this is a president who has occasionally in the past condemned white supremacy when pestered to do so his most infamous moment of course being after the attacks in charlottesville in 2017 when a white supremacist ran his car into a group of protesters killing someone the president said oh there are very fine people on both sides so you know this really lays out what is coming out for the u.s. election now this is a president who has repeatedly refused to disavow or douce own anyone who supports him even if those people are neo nazis no my of the evening was filled with. surreal moments in anot

moment that will live longest in the news reels was when trump to claim the invitation to condemn white nationalist groups and you give me a name give me a white supremacy that's unlikely to can die out process on right proud of eyelids stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti fair and the left because this is not a right as we were of them is there is a levy. it kept on an edifying spectacle in which donald trump people who over his policy blindspots and his competitor joe biden papered over his age the pair managed in this u. of formalization t. he was the consensus the well known when us. some lowlights there for you from a chaotic presidential debate did of your chief international editor richard walker watch the debate and is going to provide us with some analysis now one of the most talked about moments is that last exchange that we saw president trump declining to use the opportunity to denounce white supremacist groups that were to jamaica yeah i mean the democrats to seizing on this of course as you would imagine as somet

workers have removed a confederate statue from the site of a violent white nationalist rally in charlottesville va virginia one woman was killed and dozens injured in the unrest 3 years ago protesters demanding racial and social justice have a push to have divisive relics removed from public spaces worldwide. the venice film festival has wound up with a gala night of stars on the red. carpet glittering awards and face masks the winner of the golden lion for best film it was nomad landa starring frances mcdormand this year's events has taken on added significance for the global film industry as it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. i it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with face masks organizers won praise for daring to stage the event at all as the pandemic put a stop to one after another of the film industry's most let me shift ends strict hygiene measures were in place including mandatory mosques and social distancing. the jury headed up by cate blanchett awarded this year's top honors to chloe dows

workers have removed a confederate statue that stood near the site or a violent white nationalist rally turned deadly 3 years ago in charlottesville virginia protesters demanding racial and social justice around the world have pushed to have divisive relics removed from public spaces. around $10000.00 protesters have rallied in the german city of munich against restrictions to contain the coronavirus demonstrators gathered on the grounds of the famous october fest which was cancelled this year because of the virus similar marches have also been held in other german cities. greek police have fired tear gas have migrants protesting on the island of lesbos thousands have spent a 4th night without shelter after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morea refugee camp the greek army has begun building a replacement facility but most of the migrants say they just want to leave. hundreds of people made homeless after the movie i can't burn die in gathered to protest close to the site of new temporary accommodation. this woman is suffering from the effects of tear gas fired by greek riot police afte

to donald trump brian murphy says he was demoted for refusing to play down threats posed by white nationalists and russian interference and elections in pakistan a search is underway for the passengers of a boat which is capsized 2 bodies have already been found in the indus river another 16 remain missing those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness go by. we're going to tell you that it will be. better if it is a good day when doing in. the 1st year there were 50 of us in our time and 16 years there were like train teehee. we had to see people that we knew very closely our friends not coming back to school. but. it was a very odd figure and a very high figure where we're going to accept the increase or we're going to fight and we were clear that we're going to fight. to space we don't have a language we don't think that the way the university structured favor students. of the think that you know there's no way students can never win anything with. the clear message that we have for the diversity is that we can't continue like this you know i'm not don't know if

but what's the reason to sit on the neo-nazis and the white nationalists? same thing? is some kind of perverse belief that leaving them alone may be good for you? >> look, i haven't read the report. and so, i don't know what's in it or what it says. but i can say this. when you look at some of the statements coming out of the department of justice, it's clear that the range of domestic activity that's going on spans the gambit, from a variety of actors. from white -- right-wing or white supremacist-type actors, all the way over to antifa and other elements that span the political gambit. what has been shown, time and time again, are that the most violent elements within these various groups, historically, provably, have been from various right-wing elements, not from the left. and so, you have to ask yourself, when you hear of the repeated drumbeat about antifa and others. is that based on fact and what we've seen? or is that based on a political agenda, based on what the president perceives is going to help him in his re-election? >> yeah, i believe we should just tak

over the last few years we have been increasingly concerned about white nationalists and anti-governmentst violence. csis did a study and looked at planned and carried out attacks in 2019. 63% of those, they classified as a right wing extremist ideology promoting those or planning those attacks. you look back over the last ten years and you have any number of attacks that have occurred. we all think that they are isis, right, or other home-grown violent extremists, but in fact 76% of them were conducted by a white nationalist or anti-government viewpoint, and, again, that doesn't mean that there aren't other threats in our country that when you're looking at lethality we do see more willingness to kill people out of that -- out of that right wing extremist viewpoint, so we've definitely recently had more violence that's been in the moment between left wing and right wing causes, and that's extremely concerning to see that tension grow, and any time you bring weapons and angry people, it just -- it can boil over and we have incidents maybe that weren't premeditate it had and that's also a

experts, including the fbi, have been warning for years about the radical right wing, and white nationalisting a threat of domestic terrorism. including using black lives matter rallies as a scare tactic and physical cover to wreak mayhem. rather than stand up to that threat, the president of the united states is accelerating it. we are living in a time when the president is the fire starter. he is helping to radicalize his own followers, to try to help his re-election. the same way that he gleefully encouraged violence during his initial presidential run. >> oh, get out of here. get out of here. look at these people. get out of here. get out! out, out, out. in the old days, when we were less politically correct, that kind of stuff wouldn't have happened. today, we have to be to nice, so nice. they're not protesters. those aren't -- those are anarchists. >> anarchy and chaos on our streets. >> the nypd is reporting 28 shootings from over the weekend. a 600% increase. >> we have never had a president do that. and he's getting help from his party and media outlets who are literally celebratin

but what is okay is white supremacist organizations, white nationalist organizations, white paramilitaryorces showing up to peaceful protests and murdering people. i think it is absolutely a concern for the movement for "black lives matter" which is a member of the movement for black lives and is something we are taking seriously. however, if the attempt to say these things in the press is to scare us away from actually doing what is right, standing and pushing the moral arc of the universe towards justice and doing everything in our power to build healthy, sustainable, and equitable communities for all people, they are misinformed. 350 million people all across this country have said that enough is enough. we believe that that is making what was impossible yesterday, possible today. >> but wait there's more. there's always more. i want to really quickly turn just to the new developments in the breonna taylor case. we did learn that yesterday ms. taylor's ex-boyfriend was actually offered a reduced sentence if he would agree to implicate breonna in his own alleged drug trafficking. now,

i'm not talking about white nationalists. those groups should be disavowed. i'm old enough to remember when kamala harris, joe biden's running mate, called joe biden a sex criminal and a segregationist. >> i saw -- he said i saw the same pictures -- >> no leg to stand on when he talks about racial diversity in this country. i'm asking you -- >> hogan, i'm -- this isn't a debate stage from last night. you will talk when i ask a question. >> that's not the way it works. i'll talk when i want to talk. >> i'm not -- i'm asking you questions about what the president said. >> on racial justice -- >> the president last night was given an opportunity to condemn white supremacists last night and he didn't. >> the three times -- in the three times -- >> is he going to say it today? does he want to clear it up? the president tweets all the time. can he clarify this -- >> three times in one clip. how many times -- how many ways -- >> he said he would and he will. but he didn't, he didn't, hogan. >> he has told militia groups -- he has also told militia groups to stand as

they cannot argue with the things that we believe in are the things that we say so they does a white nationalistupremacist all the time. >> here in vancouver washington a short distance from portland oregon there is a memorial today for the patriot prayer man who was shot and killed on the streets last week heard also in the city of portland in that area there black lives matter demonstrations planned so we will be keeping an eye on both of those end updating you throughout the day. arthel: thank you very much. eric: a violent demonstration last night in rochester new york or 11 people were arrested there, three police officers were injured in the third straight night of protests rocking out small city. protesters demanding accountability. they are also calling for police reform there. alex is covering a current gathering of demonstrators who are walking the streets of manhattan at this hour after another violent night here. alex. >> that's right another violent night and as you mentioned in rochester those protests continuing with 11 people being arrested and three officers were hospitalized. w

trump didn't condemn far right white nationalists. the spanish government says it has reached an agreement to impose a partial

groups that on the bubble, and proud boys falls into the situation — they aren't explicitly white nationalistsof whites premises. because what they are actually doing as a group is building into existing grievances and trying to find camaraderie around those grievances. and they glorify the militarization or the militia concept of being able to defend your family and your community — all of which have deep roots in the united states but not manifest in a legal way in the united states any more. so that glorification leads to increased recruitment, and it just glorification leads to increased recruitment, and itjust takes one person to take that next step in radicalised violence. and we've seen way too much violence. go ahead. elizabeth, are you worried about the kind of violence you're talking about after the election? yes, i am. there have been a number of us — some like me who have spoken out from a political viewpoint, but many others who are speaking out because their counterterrorism professionals, and we are very concerned that the tension and recruitment that we are seeing, the presiden

he is pulling policies and rhetoric directly from white supremacists and white nationalist books, describing anti-racist protesters as agitators, anarchists, mobs of people who want to destroy this country. this is language that comes straight from a white supremacist book and other white supremacist propaganda which focuses on misleading, false statistics that paint people of color as somehow innately more violent than white people which is completely inaccurate, but which this administration has adopted as its reelection strategy. trump thinks he won in 2016 because of stephen miller and the way he demonized immigrant, and he thinks that in order to win in november, he needs to demonize black lives matter protesters, anti-racist protesters, and basically any democrat who believes in racial justice. which is why you see donald trump, you know, basically denying the idea of systemic racism, which is another white supremacist propaganda tactic. >> charlotte, you have spent the past few days in kenosha. you have both presidential candidates there this week. i want you to take a listen to how t

emboldening white nationalists. a reckoning on race, declining in the birth of the right american future. there is no reason why we can't just do so much more than we are doing. the common thread is the incumbent president who makes things worse, not better. the incumbent president who sows chaos rather than providing order. an incumbent president who fails in the basic duty of the job. which is to advance the truth that all of us know, that we are all born with the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. that is right, all of us. the moms and dads in scranton where i grew up who have worked and scraped for everything they have ever gotten in life. the autoworker in michigan who still makes the best automobile in the world. a single mom in ohio working three jobs to stay afloat who will do anything for her child, retired veteran in florida who gave everything he had to this country and now just wants us to honor the promises made to him. the lord & taylor salesperson who just lost their job, a store closin

moment that will live longest in the usuals was when trump to claim the invitation to condemn white nationalist groups then you give me a name give me a why is a problem that's unlikely to can die out process on right proud of my boys stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti fair and the left because this is not a right there is a levy. it kept on an edifying spectacle in which donald trump people over his policy blindspots and his competitor joe biden people over his each that they are managed in this u. of formalization t. he was the consensus where knowing when to say. some lowlights there for you for make your presidential debates alyssa take you now to washington to our correspondent there myra schneider. one of the most talked about moments is that last exchange that we just of broadcast in our report president trump basically declining not basically declining to use the opportunity to condemn white nationalist groups. yeah well this is a president to now really misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to condemn whi

this country is attacking our organization, our movement, while allowing for vigilantes and white nationalists and white supremacists to go unchecked. does say at really lot about where we are as a nation as it relates to racism, as it relates to addressing issues of safety and what it means to be safe in our communities. i think what we found is this movement has progressed in such a way where it is now offering very concrete solutions as to how we address the ongoing epidemic of police violence and police brutality, but bigger than that, how we address the systemic dismantling of the kind of infrastructure in our communities that not only keeps us safe, but also allows us to live for and dignified lives. education, on, and on, what we are finding is there is a need for bold and courageous moves. not just because there is a contest for who will lead this nation, but because our very lives depend on it. here we are at the intersection crisisobal pandemic, in our democracy, deepening and climateg crisi crisis, a depression, and also a crisis of racial terror. those are things that will need to

moment that will live longest in the news reels was when trump to claim the invitation to condemn white nationalist groups then you give me a name give me a white supremacy that's unlikely to can die out process on right proud of my boys stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti fair and the left because this is not a right it is there is a levy. it kept on an edifying spectacle and which donald trump people to over his policy blind spots and his competitor to biden papered over his each the pair managed in this era of formalization t. he was a consensus and well known when i was. did have used chief international editor richard walker follow the debate for us he's with us here in studio hi richard let's pick up on one of the points we just saw there in our report president trump when asked about white supremacists declined the invitation to condemn them and it's got a lot of attention tell us about it that's right i mean this moment is really being parents to pawn by democrats that donald trump is still in the business of dog whis

moment that will live longest in the news reels was when trump to claim the invitation to condemn white nationalist groups than you give me a name give me a white supremacist unlikely to conduct out process on right proud of my knowledge stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti fair and the left because this is not a right as we know of them is else is a levy. it kept on an edifying spectacle and which donald trump people over his policy blindspots and his competitor to biden papered over his each the pair managed in this view of formalization t. he was the consensus where no one went to us. and let's get some analysis on the debate now we have to use international editor richard walker with us here in our studio hi richard you could say it wasn't really much of a debate there was a lot of interrupting a lot of mudslinging a lot of insults as well what do you think we actually learned from the debate yes i mean it wasn't really the most illuminating debate was it and i think joe biden after after the 1st section even even said tha

covid, economic devastation, unwarranted police violenc emboldened white nationalists, o reckoninracedeclining faith, and the birth of the righamerican future. philippa: in the last few minutes, donald trump tweeted, watch what biden had t say. to me he is blaming the police far more than the risers, anar, and looters, which he would never blame or he would lose the radical left bernie supporters. our correspondent gary speech. biden's >> he has been criticized by some in his own party for being slow to condemn the violence inside those protests. rmhe did that today. in fact, he said,tho i look like friend of riders, do i look like a radical socialist? you know me. that is one of the things he did today. also tip-in pin this idea on the president. you are the incumben if this stuff is happening, it is happening on your watch. he actually accused the president of seeing the violence as what he called a political lifeline, something that he could use to stoke up his own pporters. again referred to hisrmupporters as militias, and if you think about it, has all sorts of residence -- resid

i'm going to follow up a little bit about what kristen has talked about specifically around white nationalistshalf-joke that the four of us sit on there so the rest of america doesn't have torques norm. talk about how we have raised that as one of the red flags and it seems to be playing out exactly as we've discussed in the scenarios we have discussed. can you give us a little bit of insight on that? >> sure. you know, we have multiple threats here, both in the period right now heading up to the election with a kind of provocation that will take place from white nationalists who are going to do whatever they can to bring about turmoil in the country, aided and abetted by the attorney general and other officials including the illegally acting secretary of homeland security to try and create turmoil in the cities and alter the nature of the election. a president who talks about law and order and biden's america while he is presiding over it. we also have to worry about the kind of turmoil that will take place that they will instigate as we move closer to the election itself and at the polls for

other white nationalists groups that we have seen conduct and carry out such violence. how does it affect the psychology of these groups? >> it gives them license and makes them cool in the eyes of the people who make up that radio active stew and so it will attract more people to their warped view of the world and to their groups. it is, it is a free pass to people that nobody wants in their communities. and i don't know whether the president has try today correct what he said, but i hope he would. >> you're not alone. you are not the first fbi director nor the last fbi director to state plainly the dangers of white supremacy of this kind of violence. your successor, christopher rey, recently testified that quote, rationally motivated violent extremism, primarily carried out by white suh premists, this is a imminent threat and the president seems to be calling to such groups to stand by to a president who has explicitly said if he loses this election, it will be an illegitimate election. a president who has explicitly failed to commit himself to the peaceful transfer o

workers have removed a confederate statue that stood near the site where a violent white nationalist rally turned deadly 3 years ago in charlottesville virginia protesters demanding racial and social justice around the world have pushed to have divisive relics removed from public spaces. well the venice film festival has a wound up with a gala night of stars on the red carpet glittering awards and facemasks the winner of the golden lion for best film was nomad land starring frances mcdormand this year's event has taken on added significance a for the global film industry as it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. i it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with face masks organizers won praise for daring to stage the event at all as the pandemic put a stop to one after another of the film industry's most lavish events strict hygiene measures were in place including mandatory masks and social distancing. the jury headed up by kate blanchett awarded this year's top honors to chloe dowse nomad land 'd

he is attacking our movement while allowing for vigilantes and white nationalists and white supremacists to go unchecked. and i think that really does say a lottability where we are as a nation and as it relates to racism and as it relates to addressing issues of safety and what it takes to be safe in our communities, and i think what we have found is that this movement has progressed in a way where it's now offering very, very concrete solutions issue w we address the of police brutality but also the systemic dismantling of infrastructure in our neighborhoods so from housing to health care to education, you know, and on and on, i think what we are finding here is that there's really a need for bold and courageous moves. not just baz there's a contest of who will lead this nation but because our very lives depend on it. here we are at the global intersection in the pandemic nd crisis in our democracy and economic recession and certainly of course a crisis of racial terror. and those are things that will need to be addressed. >> it's interesting you make the point about political football

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it's been sort of the far right groups of people the old white supremacist group white nationalist group. you know trump has since come out and said that he does not know who the problems are and that they should stand down and let law enforcement do its work so we'll see if there was in that what is all of this doing to the standing of the united states in the world. it has certainly deterred a lot in the past 4 years. said a couple months ago that he simply can't see how we're going to go back to normal even with a president biden this is how much damage a lot of people in the international community think that trump has done to america's reputation and you know even the corporation with its allies we also this is playing into the hands it appears of also china we had the editor of the global times an english language newspaper linked to the communist party who came out saying the 2 political leaders of the u.s. obviously did not show an exemplary role to american people how to gauge debates such a chaos at the top of u.s. politics reflects division and society of u.s. society and the