white supremacists did not do that. my point is that white nationalism did not do anything that i just brought up. democratic policies did. let me be clear. this is not about hate crimes, it is about fearmongering and control. it's the same democratic strategy as the 2016 strategy. they blame facebook, they blame twitter, and they blame the social media. which has disrupted their monopoly on minds. they called this hearing because they believe that if it wasn't for social media, voices like mine would never exist, that my movie blexit, which inspires black people to leave the democratic party, and there would be a black president today. what they don't tell you in the statistics of the rise of white nationalism is they simply changed the dataset points by widening the definition of hate crimes and upped the number of reporting agencies that are able to report on them. what i mean to say is they are manipulating statistics. the goal here is to scare blacks, hispanics, and muslims to help them regain control of our country

anymore. >> the architect behind the chaos is himself a charlottesville native and a new comer to white supremacistrganizer of the unite the right rally. the hate that you hear around you that is the anti-white hate. that fueled what happened yesterday. >> the unite the right rally catapulted kessler's status among white nationalists. >> her name was heather, sir! her name was heather, jason! her blood is on your hands. her blood is on your hood. >> jason, what do you think -- >> he now boasts more than 13,000 twitter followers. a dangerous platform to celebrate the tragic outcome of his rally. he is riling people up, making fun of a woman who was murdered. i believe that people need to be held accountable for what they do. i know i can't change jason kessler. but i can expose him for what he truly is. >> oh, youtube, this is jason kessler, i promised you on twitter and gabbed to have are a debate today. i thought it would be interesting to talk to this guy. his name is christian picciolini. you call yourself a former white power person. so you were in a skinhead gang, right? >> right, how come you

their second amendment rights so they can protect their neighborhoods from a wave of neo-nazis, white supremacistsnd whatever this guy has going on. >> get [ bleep ] out of here, now. >> you can basically identify it as the alt right. it's a community whose core belief is that white identity is under attack. which other than the cancellation of roseanne, i have no idea what they're talking about. they're marching with tiki torches in order to keep away black people, jewish people and mosquitos. the south isn't just a geographical location, it's a state of mind that extends from the deepest parts of texas all the way to the pacific northwest. in response to all of this the redneck revolt spread to the pacific northwest too. this guy is a good guy? wait a minute, that hat is a good sign. i'm heading to the john brown gun club in the backwoods doing their thing. [ gunfire ] >> today in the united states of america, this is happening. >> lucky more my already ringing ears they're taking a break from the shooting. >> what made you decide to want to join up? >> i grew up in a really rural area and that'

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social media the leaders of france and new zealand urging tech giants to do more 2 months after a white supremacist massacred dozens in christ church and live streamed it on facebook. and sudan's army and the opposition agree to a 3 year transition period to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters key demands after the ousting of former president omar al bashir last month. off it's good to have you with us tonight pro-choice groups in the united states are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's toughest abortion law the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the state's governor to be signed into law all. i. and motions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro abortion activists rallying against the bill and inside the state senate where lawmakers in gauged in fierce debate. why you all want to control our bodies our will never ever know. an

encouraging them and he's on their side. >> to that point, identified by a self-identified white supremacistssked if he believes white nationalism is a rising threat. here is his response. >> do you see today white nationalism as rising threat around the world? >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that have serious problems, i guess. >> what did he mean by that? i think it is always about holding together this 40% plus coalition that goes all the way to the fringe. and he can't waste a few on the far end. that's how i think about it. and there are a few over there. >> remember, this is the guy who said -- >> i'm not sure about that. >> they said ten, 12 years ago that david duke was a fool. then a couple months ago. i'm a nationalist. he got on tv. >> but he said i've never heard of him. >> at one point. it is not about electoral power. bits emotional leadership. providing a certain climbed of white people and blame them. and there are lots of people complicit on this. your thoughts about the president's role if you see one. sf right. i think we like to imagine that this a

plus, how the stalemate in trump's trade war will affect you and breaking the cycle of white supremacist hate in america. >> what are is basically becoming a white nationalist terrorist group. a reformed white nationalist on breaking the hate. >> the ideology is not as important as the desire to belong. >> all in starts right now. >>> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes. after escaping the mueller investigation with no direct criminal charges with no charges, the emboldened trump white house stonewalled investigations with just about every turn, refusing to turn over a single white house document, refusing to allow key witnesses to testify and refusing to release the president's tax returns despite a clearly worded law calling for them to do so. now, house ways and means committee richard neal issued a subpoena for trump's tax returns following the senate intelligence chair who subpoenaed donald trump, jr. and the house judiciary committee that voted to recommend the household attorney general in contempt for their ignoring subpoena. while the trump administration tries to under m

and according to the anti-defamation league, that's a white supremacist code for heil hitler.ganization documented by the southern poverty law center. and on their shirts is what's called the wolf's angel sign. the symbol for the nazi party and worn by the german ss. they got a lot ways to show you that they're nazis. we get it. you're nazis. >> so far we've had two protests outside of the tattoo parlor and at the second protest things got pretty heated. there were a few moments that definitely could have escalated into violence and it was these guys who shut it down. >> wow. >> so much about what we're trying to do is build a coalition and inspire people to take action and so we need to recognize that everyone has different tactics. they're not all going to be our we need to all link our arms and agree we have a common enemy. >> i have a question. you have a wedding ring. do you have any kids? >> i have a baby. >> a baby. how old is the baby? >> 14 months. he just started walking. >> you're a new mom. you're married and have a job. you don't look like a nazi fighter. if i wer

in 1980 he began publishing newsletters collected into what became a play book for white supremacistsolence to jump start a race war, ideas that they adopted as their own. >> white revolution is the only solution. >> i tracked mason down and found him living in denver, not far from the state capital and somewhat to my surprise, he agrees to meet me. >> mr. mason. >> christian, how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> i'm good. >> i read mason's writings when i first joined the movement. i never imagined i would be seated across from him one day on opposite sides of a deadly conflict. >> a group is inspired by your writings. >> they -- yeah. >> how do you feel that the writings that you wrote even in the '80s that i remember reading. >> yeah. >> are out there today still inspiring people to kill other people. >> well, now wait a minute. i never said go out and kill anybody. i said if you -- if you or anybody else must do this, forgfor god's sake, do it right. >> i find out they make pilgrimages to his apartment to snap photos with their video and using the internet to make his vile id

people talk about muslim terrorists, what would happen if you combined muslim terrorists like white supremacist terrorists do xyz? what is the worst thing that could happen if they married those ideas together? i feel like it is hard, it would be hard for white americans who are -- forgive my words. i feel it would be hard for white americans who are not -- what is wrong with marrying the two ideas? muslim terrorist, white supremacist terrorists, condemn both of them and have muslim leaders say it. i'm not sure, especially with people who don't like muslims, i would fight against that. -- how would they fight against that? muslim terrorism is messed up and white supremacist terrorism is messed up. there is no way to defend one and not -- >> let me try to understand and maybe respond to this. if you think about terrorism as a concept, it has no religious identity nor racial identity, it crosses the border. meaning every group has individuals that commit terrorist attacks. it seems that we exceptional as -- exceptional lies -- exceptionalize the muslim category. when a muslim commits a terrorist

these people are exercising second amendment rights to protect neighborhoods from neo-nazis, white supremacist whatever this guy has going on. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here, now! >> you can identify the red neck revolt enemy as the alt right as a community whose core belief is white identity is under attack, which other than the cancellation of "roseanne," i have no idea what they are talking about. they are marching with torches to keep away black people, jewish people and mosquitos. most people associate this type of thing with the south but remember, the south isn't just a geographical location, it a state of mind prfrom texas to t pacific northwest. in response to all this, the red neck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest, too. that the right. this guy is a good guy. that hat is a good sign. i'm heading to the puget sound good guy gun club doing their thing. [ gunshots ]. >> today on "united shades of america" this is happening. [ gunshots ]. >> lucky for my already ringing ears, they are taking a break from the shooting to pull aside members. what made you decide to want to join

apparently when you show with a bunch of members, the white supremacists take a knee. >> how is this>> amazing. >> yeah, what do you think? >> it is weird, it seems good when i was told earlier in the week, going to a nazi protest, oh, that should be fun. >> it is fun. >> people love getting rid of nazis. >> what feels better than this, right? >> this is like an all time picnic. >> everybody in america should take a day off in the weekend. it should be a thing. >> it is so cool to me to see the broad base of the community support. we have the moms and i am representing the moms and we have a couple of neighbors saying oh my god, i didn't know a lot of people cared. >> i think people of color are surprised of white people like this. >> co-conspirators. i will sleep better tonight knowing that you are here. i will let you get back to it. >> thank you. >> what can i do? what was the question that started this whole thing. unlike most episodes of this show when we ask questions, this time definitely answer. you can use your privilege to defend others. you can have fun while doing it. yo

you can be a white supremacist and i'm not going to investigate you because you have an ideology. i'm going to investigate you because you have an ideology you are pursuing violence to attack others. >> i can appreciate that because i have a three-year-old grandson and i am wanting desperately for him to grow up in a nation where we are not bitterly divided you know partisan politics and race and so forth so i appreciate your responding. you know it is out in the world and i am hoping if we are going to use race and say white supremacy extremism we say racially motivated so do you think it would be more helpful if we just put everything in one category which is racially motivated island extremism? i mean in other words here we say racially motivated extremism and we leave out white supremacists but in 2017 we have black identity suppressed -- identity extremism. i don't understand why we are separating it. >> right now the way we are set up in the way we look at racially motivated violence extremism and that is a term -- >> you say racially motivated extremism, i am talking about

>> this is the family of a young man who was a white supremacist. roup, very dangerous group called adamoff division which is responsible for five murders in the last two years alone. >> wow. >> while he was never violent, he was very close to some of these people, and he was -- his family not only lost him to this extremist ideology but to an extremist bullet. he was murdered by one of his comrades who ended up going from a neo nazi to isis supporter. that's what cult hopping is about. >> whoa! really? >> yes. >> whoa. what was he doing training in ukraine? >> he didn't actually make it there. his parents intercepted him, but there have been people -- just recently the fbi released a statement that four members from charlottesville, people who marched there were stopped coming back from the ukraine, were arrested for training in partisan paramilitary camps that are sending folks to the crimean border. >> they are right wing, neo fascist groups? >> this is a neo fascist group modelled after the panzer division of nazis. they fly swastika flags on the

>> a white supremacist organization is an ideology.t's a belief. >> but they're not designated as a terrorist organization? >> we don't have designated terrorist organizations -- >> that are domestic. >> correct. >> that's good to know. i'm concerned about the fbi not being -- having dedicated sufficient personnel and resources to combatting domestic terrorism, along with the fact that we don't even label our organizations as domestic terrorists. what is the breakdown of fbi agents, analysts, headquarters and analysts in the field dedicated to white supremacist, militia threats, or other forms of domestic terrorism versus forms of islamic extremists? >> good question. i alluded to it before. we are set up -- we've actually looked at that. those agents in the field that work domestic terrorism, about 20%. we have about 80% working international terrorism. if you look at our case numbers, right, so if you look at those things that come in that we can predicate to an investigation, they line up about 20% domestic terrorism, 80% internatio

as possible domestic terrorists, a number of cases targeting white supremacists and white nationalists what is behind that? >> we have the same conversation all the time, don, the president of the united states of america plays footsies with white supremacists regularly, he encourages them through his rhetoric, hate crimes are up because of that. the call is coming from inside the white house. we know it's happening. it's coming from the white house. we did an episode last week called not all white people. white people have to stand up in their own communities against white supremacy because they don't feel like help is coming from local authorities or the president or elected officials. there are people in this country like the john brown gun club patrolling their own neighborhoods and showing up to protect their own people because they see the stuff happening in their neighborhoods. >> the homeland security committee chair agrees with you. watch this. >> from charleston to oak cree to charlottesville, to garden city, we've seen these ideologies reel their ugly heads. president trump

both perpetrated by white supremacist.is not representative of the city he loves. >> there are swastikas in the schools. last hanukkah a family had them spray painted on their house. >> the a attack didn't surprise her. >> that's a slap in the face. to the people who experienced the bigotry. the hatred. the racism. the antisemitism. there's another element in to ignore it is so disrespectful to those who experience it. >> all but four states saw incidents of antisemitism last year. down slightly from 2017. all 50 states had incidents. for the first time ever. at the hand of far right extremist. >> white supremacy and nationalism is a real and persistent threat. law enforcement needs to take it much more seriously. at the state and local level. >> if it isn't. the deadly trend may hit you. >> you don't feel safe again. >> if this could happen to us. anywhere and everywhere. >>> she has more to tell us about the rise of antisemitic violence and antiwhite nationalism. we'll discuss next. these folks, they don't have time to g

>>these communities of provide tools to white supremacists and other extremists radicalize to spread bigoted ideas and indeed too i'm incite people to violence so we need the the tech sector to step up and take really bold action on making sure that their tools are not being used to incite hate violence. we also need to be monitoring are our kids to make sure the online activity that they're engaged in is safe. so these are just some of the things that that people can do but there's many different things that need to be done. one of the things that we're stressing is that people need to call on officials in other representatives in congress to pass legislation such as the domestic extremism domestic terrorism prevention act which would ensure that our law enforcement agencies are properly equipped to deal with this all right, thank you so much from the adl suffer central pacific officer, there's decorative direct associate director there thank you both for being with us thank you. >>right now let's go over to lawrence for the latest on that. >>uh yeah we've got some pretty severe wea

and the leaders of tech giants urge to do more to do months after white supremacist -- a white supremacist massacreded ad live streamed it on facebook. and protester key demands after the ousting of president omar al-bashir last month. and we will look at ththe ukraie surrogacy business where women are paid thousands of euros to give birth for couples in western europe. ♪ brent: i'm right gough. your viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. -- i am brent goff. we begin in the united states. pro-choice groups are protesting after the state of alabama voted 25 26 two outlaw abortion at any point, in any circumstances, including rape and insist. the only exception w will be if the mother's s life is in dger. this will now go to the statee governor to be signed into l la. >> emotions are running high, both outside the alabama lelegislate,e, with pro-choice advocates, and inside it. >> why do you wewell want to -- why you all want to control our bodies i will never, ever know. and i know many of you have daughters. reporter: conservative legislators say this is abo

and those mixed and double messages are seen by some white supremacists as the president saying one thingtheir cause. there's another big influence here that we have to talk about and that is the subcultures that exist on social media sites. there is this notion that's being pushed out here online and i know you've seen this, don, white supremacists are saying white people are enduring a genocide right now and need to fight back. and who do they blame? they blame jewish people for coordinating their demise. white generocide is not happeni. but there is this idea of acceleration being called for. what they're calling people to do is they're basically telling white folks that they are in danger, that they need to act now, because they're being wiped out. and some people are doing that violently, killing jewish people and black folks and anyone else they think is a threat to the white race. and by the way this stuff is not just on the dark web, these are on all manner of social media sites and it's really not that hard to find, don. >> it's not like the anti semitic incidents are appearing o

it is a playbook that white supremacists, white nationalists embrace.erson that killed 11 people at the tree of life synagogue was so angry about migrant caravans, something the president brought up over and over again as a scare mongering tactic in the run-up to the 2018 election that he allegedly committed the deadliest act on jews in american history. white supremacist coast guard lieutenant allegedly stockpiled more than 15 guns. a thousand rounds of ammunition to kill people donald trump considers his enemies. and another racist trump supporter sent pipe bombs to the clintons, to the obamas, other democrats, major news organizations. and what did the recipients all have in common? they were all perceived enemies of the president. and how does the president react to white nationalists? he defends them. this is days after the white nationalists killed heather heyer in nashville. >> you also had people who are very fine people on both sides. >> it should come as no surprise to you that he thinks white nationalism isn't a big problem. >> you see today

hate us and they want to kill us so it was charlottesville show me was studies white supremacist he's all right folks are full of hate and if they have weapons i really. need to tactical training in near ready. they want to hurt people they came down here with weapons in a day of deliberate a fight. america needs to be born again america needs of rebirth we need to acknowledge our sins. we need to repaint and we need to build a new we're better america without racism. without the news if racism never existed. the people that are now doing those manufacturing jobs also start to innovate because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the factory floor is been moved to china as you point out the b.t.l. like china in that we moved all our jobs manufacturing over china now all the innovations in china so we are it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. my son in this doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number on

was show as though show me was people really hate each other those are all right white supremacists they hate us and they want to kill us with charlottesville show me was studies white supremacy as these all right folks are full of hate and if they have weapons i really huge guns and they do tactical training in near ready. they want to hurt people they came down here with weapons in a day of deliberate a fight. america needs to be born again america needs of rebirth we need to acknowledge our sins pass we need to repaint and we need to build a new we're better america without racism without. don't you see if racism never existed. was the was. oh oh. i didn't. mean that. to be. it has nothing to do with the propaganda that the daily mail pushing but when you have a population that might be susceptible to propaganda they can easily be manipulated into thinking that fracking is something other than what it is it's not economically viable it costs more to frack then then then you make an profit it's cash flow negative it's also environmentally negative you destroy the environment incredibly

they say there's a misguided message being sent out by white supremacists who are saying it's time to white race, and they are doing so with deadly violence even against synagogues. >> an orthodox jew beaten in the streets of brooklyn, another sucker punched in new york. in los angeles a driver targets in his car, and shooters attacking american synagogues during services with an intent to kill jews. pittsburgh last october. poway in april killing one worshipper. the director threat against american jews as victims of vandalism, assault and even murder is at alarming levels. >> we're talking the highest level of incidents we've seen. >> reporter: for a third year in a row the anti-defamation league says anti-semitic incidents in america rose to near historic highs. each of the 1,879 dots a physical manifestation of hate in 2018. >> the threat of today is one we haven't seen in this country in recent memory. >> reporter: he's spent more than a decade working to fight extremism and radicalization at the department of homeland security. the growing threat he says is homegrown and overwhe

paris to explore ways of fighting the spread of hateful and violent content on live in march a white supremacist gunman used facebook to live stream his rampage or 2 mosques in the new zealand city of christ chose leaving 51 people dead. a day w. porter publisher for the ask a tell us more welcome public but why has this summit come about well 1st and foremost the new zealand premier just in darden has been pushing for this now it's called a christchurch call of course because back in march let's not forget that a self described white supremacist carried out and use ian's worst terror attack he killed 51 people and basically what was happening was he could live stream and he was live streaming the attack on facebook and facebook has 2700000000 users and just in the ardor and was absolutely horrified because afterwards then it was still available online and it would just automatically play without you even wanting to watch it online the footage of course is what i'm talking and she said that she was going to crack down on extremist content and we know that there were changes to big gun laws alrea

social media the leaders of france and new zealand urging tech giants to do more 2 months after a white supremacist massacred dozens in christ church in light streamed it on facebook and sudan's army the opposition agreed to a 3 year transition period to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters key demands after the ousting of former president omar al bashir last month also coming up tonight pregnancy for hire to make ends meet you look says seriously business where women are petite thousands of euros to give birth for couples in western europe. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight in the united states pro-choice groups there are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's tough. abortion while the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the state governor to be signed into law. and motions were running h

it's a message that white supremacist, white nationalist, embrace. suspect who killed 11 people at the tree of life synagogue was so angry about migrant caravans, something the president brought up over and over again at a scare mongering tactic, as a scare-mongering tactic in the run-up to the 2018 election that he allegedly committed the deadliest act on jews in american history. white supremacist coast guard lieutenant allegedly stockpiled more than 15 guns, 1,000 rounds of ammunition, to kill people donald trump considers his en y enemies. another racist trump supporter sent pipe bombs to the clintons, to the obamas. other democrats, major news organizations. and what did the recipients all have in common? they were all perceived enemies of the president. how does the president react to white nationalists? he defends them. who can forget this? this was just days after the white nationalists killed heather heyer in charlottesville. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> it should come as no surprise to you that he thin

particularly far right extremist violence tagged to white supremacis supremacist extremism and white nationalism. the few pieces of government data that we've seen confirm that domestic terrorism is an urgent and growing threat to the homeland. in the last two years, there have been more domestic terrorism-related arrests than international terrorist related arrests. last year, nearly all extremism related murders in the united states were committed by right-wing domestic terrorists. of course, we only need to look at the news to know that this is a serious problem. just two weeks ago, a domestic terrorist attacked jewish worshippers at a synagogue near san diego killing one woman. in february, a former coast guard lieutenant was indicted after stockpiling weapons and drugs planning attacks, targeted prominent democratic politicians, including a member of this committee, congresswoman jackson lee. last october, a domestic terrorist killed 11 jewish worshippers at a synagogue in pittsburgh. that same month, a domestic terrorist sent pipe bombs to domestic politicians all across the co

white supremacist violence in charlottesville.and said both sides did this. and he was later in new york that week and at trump tower gave a speech when he reiterated both sides did it. so again not good. and now to february of the next year, february 12th and happy infrastructure week. this week was absolutely brutal. first of all, we hear that michael cohen paid stormy daniels hush money. that is the beginning of this whole story. robert mueller indicts 13 russians that same week and at the end of the week, 17 children and adults are murdered in one of the most deadly school shootings in american history. so that then goes off the books. now by april of this year, here we are, april 29th, infrastructure week was already -- people had picked up on it, we had a lot of infrastructure weeks. so it had become meme worthy. if you have seen groundhog day with the bill murray movie and it is infrastructure week. he gets up every morning and doing the same thing and he's a newsman so it made sense. but even that one was derailed. that ap

trope as part of a larger white supremacist rhetorical superstructure. one of the fascinating things i figured out when making the was this was the time of america's first social media war. between thesee images of black people, thieves, liars, sample art we call it. every chapters followed by a visual essay comprised of these horrible images which we have all seen, it is called memorabilia now. lips,skin, thick red white eyes with black pupils and wild hair. these were black people eating watermelon. male and female in every exaggerated humiliating form, in which you can represent a human being. hundreds of thousands of these images are produced after the fall of reconstruction. particularly in the 1890's. lithography is invented earlier in the sentry but it becomes cheap in the 1890's. so you can widely distribute four-color images. so it was possible for a middle white family from the time your alarm clock went off, you would hit an alarm clock and see boats . you put your feet down and there would be a sambo or aunt jemima figure that had been embroi

there's what they call domestic terrorism that includes terrorism by white supremacist groups. number of cases that the department of justice has prosecuted double when you're talking about that kind of crime. unfortunately the way that the federal government treats this is it deprioritizes crimes by white supremacists and hate crimes. that's part of the problem. we don't even know how many murders white supremacists commit in this country and yet we're putting so much resources into what they're calling prevention, but often is targeted people who aren't presenting a threat and instead are saying things that might sound scary and creating an investigation around them rather than focusing on people who are actually harming people. >> michael, really appreciate your perspective. ron mott, thank you for joining us from indiana. >>> as the nation heads into the memorial day weekend and honors those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, nbc news and msnbc are looking at a group of people who are so often overlooked, caregivers for wounded veterans. there are tens of

that gunman expressed white supremacists and racist views on facebook. he exhibited signs that he could hurt people. there were interventions that could be had. the gun violence restraining order is so necessary and it's something that we need to implement in san francisco. the time is now. i look forward to working with the city attorney's office to have legislation to you quickly. thank you and the rest i submit. [applause] [roll call] >> supervisor fewer: you introduce hearings to be held at budget and finance committee in the coming months. i introduced hearing on overtime spend and vacant positions and hearing on incarceration related spending. all of these will be scheduled at budget finance during the month of may and i look forward to working with city departments and colleagues on budget and finance committee to explore these issues if greater detail as we near the june budget process. >> that concludes of new business. >> president yee: let's go to public comment. >> clerk: the public may address the entire board of supervisors up to two minute

but he was a white supremacist. he knew what he was doing.e picked that church because it was the heart of the black community in reconstruction. he was quoted as saying "they are stealing our women, they are taking job opportunities." the same kinds of lies and heinous accusations that the nazis made about jewish people in the 1930's. that is the logic of white supremacy, or the illogic. that's why. if it can happen to black people with sanctions of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments so close to the civil war, which no estimates 750,000 americans died -- if it could have been then to -- happen then to us, to our ancestors, it can happen anywhere, and it can happen again. that's why we have to be vigilant. that's why i did this series. just to remind everybody that the rights you think are permanent and inviolable can be snatched away and those who believe in liberty and justice have to fight to defend those rights. [applause] dr. gates: thank you. [applause] announcer: american history tv is on c-span3 and all programs are archived at c-spa

. >> will you condemn david duke and say you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists?election. >> i don't know anything about david duke and what you are even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. i don't know. >> i don't know david duke. he's lying there. to curb extremism in his time in the white house. the dismissal of neo nazis and the claims that counter protesters were somehow equivalent. >> huh a group on one side that was bad and a group on the other side that was also very li violent. blame on both sides. you don't have any doubt about it either. you had people who were very fine people on both sides. >> that reluctance, that wink wink, nudge nudge way of dealing with nazis is official government policy as the trump administration declined to sign on to a multinational effort led by new zealand to fight extremism. analyst and journalist was there when all that happened and joins me live from paris. you can tell us what the nature of this gathering was and what the nature of the agreement that came out of the gathering was? >> chris, the chr

there were a dozen or so white supremacist at about 600 counter protesters.e no issues. >>> in texas demonstrate is protested against the trump administration after another migrant child died in custody of border patrol. the activists marched through el paso chanting in spanish no more death and stop killing kids. saturday's valley comes after a child from guatemala died while being seen by the immigration to peru. a human rights group says there are now six migrant children that's . >> happening today, billionaire warren buffett offering himself on ebay. the 20th annual charity auction where the winning voter gets lunch inviting up to seven other people to share the occasion. last year's winter you can see right here, $3.3 million. that is a lot of money. but, the money helps provide services to the homeless, helping the sick and hungry. the auction begins at 7:30 tonight and ends 7:30 sunday night. >>> a story of survival. a 35 rolled hiker has been found alive. >> the last 17 days of my life, it has been, really significant , spiritual journey i was got it

she can go on twitter, call the president of the united states a white supremacist and go down "sportsu kidding me? the audience can't do that doing the top ten that week. they can't conceptualize it. they lost track of their audience. their audience is predominantly white males that support president trump and they let that audience totally go. now they have to get back to basics. that's what people want. >> emily: since the new president has come in, the revenue is up 6% for espn. the statistics are revealing this. do you agree? >> juan: no. i think -- >> dana: believe the witness. >> juan: i think this new guy is being politically correct. he would say i rather not talk politics. i disagree with jesse. you go back to jack johnson. go back to jesse owens against adolph hitler. america says this is proof -- >> greg: that's not politics. >> juan: this is politics. ali and vietnam. if you don't -- >> greg: not in the same breath. >> juan: sports is part of our american culture. it's a leading indicator of who we are and where we're going. >> jessie: you have to cover it in a balanced wa

rooted social and economic issues by organizing america's working class often target bid the white supremacistent. >> people's action is a multiracial formal working class people's organization. we have hundreds of thousands of members. we're doing for better or worse the biggest rural organizing program in the u.s. the only one bigger is the alt-right. what we do is go out and community organization nice. that's knocking on doors and listening to people, figuring out what they're upset about and going let's work on this together. we do that in suburbs and rural communities. how do we build enough power to change things? >> what's the conversation you're having with people about whiteness? >> we're not going to knock on meeting and say do you want to come to an anti-racist meeting? those would be small or with people already with us. >> well, we're all here men in. nancy, thanks for bringing the cup cakes again. let's wrap this up. >> yeah. that's not what we're doing. yeah. we just finished knocking on $10,000 doors. we asked people what is it you're upset about or want to change? whatever th

her daughter, heather heyer was murdered by a white supremacist in charlottesville in 2017.ou so much. and -- >> thank you. it's an honor to be here. >> absolutely. you lost your daughter at the hands of a neo-nazi in charlottesville. many of those same extremists promoted that rally online before it took places. now the administration won't join an international effort to fight this. how does that make you feel? >> um, honestly i'm not surprised. i'm not sure how much to say beyond that but i'm not surprised. it >> it is strange times we're living in and during the break i said how are you doing and your answer was? you said this is your new normal. >> oh, well, it is. >> talk to us about that. >> my new normal is -- well, here it is 11:00 at night and i'm in a portable studio because i'm willing to dathat when i think it's important and i will drive to d.c. and talk to members of congress if they want and i will work late into the evening. i will get up early. i've been known to work all sorts of evening, weekends, whatever. i don't have a 9:00 to 5:00 job. i it don't have

we're talking about white supremacists. to an environment that emboldens people like that guy, to give a racist symbol on television. to call people the "n" word? >> no. that guy is a loser. that guy did something enormously stupid. and that guy is paying the price. >> how long have you known donald trump? justice a while. >> i don't know if donald trump is a racist. but i know he has behaved as one as long as he has been in public life. >> what do you mean you don't know? >> i think he's a racist. but for a guy who lived in new york city, who grew up in new york city, around people of different colors and grounds and ethnicities, you would think he would have more sensitivity. >> keith? keith, keith. someone called me the "n" word and the "f" word, someone called me nigger faggot and i had to talk to nypd to talk about being assaulted in central park. living in new york city doesn't make you immune to being a racist. >> i've seen anti-semitism and sexists in new york city. but donald trump has been accustomed to different

himself with other white supremacist."n sports show was bashed trump and anyone who didn't share their disdain if they appeared here's one example appeared >> we must respect the office. tiger, is that is what you are saying? if that is what you are saying, it is a stupid comment. >> i think it was classless. i don't give a damn, talking about white house employees on furlough because of issues with the democrats. >> tucker: finally, the company seems aware that politics may be part of the reason for its decline. bombarding viewers with left-wing polemics is not the reason people tune into a sports channel. in a new "los angeles times" profile, the president of espn, he steered them away from divisive political topics and back to sports. while that work? jason whitlock is a host on fox sports one, better known as fs1 on cable or satellite, and he joins us tonight. jason, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: it sounds like the new guy understands most people tuning in to a sports network don't want politic