and then to be increasingly closeted of their jewish identity the white supremacist that want to murderthem that's the job of security and law enforcement there's not that much we can actually do about that other than fighting bigotry and white supremacy in ways i talk about in the book but the way that they confront in their daily lives is anti-semitism from the left what i confronted overwhelmingly in my own. >> and that cause that you describe takes place in this country as well as europe. >> very much so every place i go at the end of the night after a glass of wine and they tell me with tenured professors critics and lawyers that they are closeted not in their sexual orientation like netanyahu is critical with government policy to have a deep and profound in a very real sense and then to lose social status they are worried that expressing their support for the jewish state they are therefore do line one - - aligned with the enterprise. increasingly hiding their support for the state of israel is right to exist and protect itself and the 6 million jews more than half are of middle e

>> a white supremacist i would say.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 and in 2015, not long after a white supremacist slaughtered nine black americans praying inside their charleston church, mchugh says miller called and emailed not

. ♪ trish: tonight senior policy advisor is vilified by the left as the white supremacist speaks out r the very first time, exclusively to me on allegations of white nationalism that leveled him not just bite the democrats but by a former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalist ideology. good 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 white house. tonight here his exclusive reaction. stephen, i appreciate you being here and i have a lot to talk to you about a lot of policy issues i want to get to but i will start with the elephant in the room because the hits keep coming in the left is doubling down on this and they say you are a white nationalist. are you? >> not only am i not anything of the sort but i find the accusation to be profoundly offensive and completely outrageous

she says there's a white supremacist in the white house. former breitbart news editor says she's doing her first television interview for one reason. she wants to expose a white supremacist in the white house. >> 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 y

how does she know he's a white supremacist?eport from our sara sidner to find out. >> former breitbart news editor katie mchugh says 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, i would 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 tha

. ♪ trish: tonight senior policy advisor is vilified by the left as the white supremacist speaks out r the very first time, exclusively to me on allegations of white nationalism that leveled him not just bite the democrats but by a former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalist ideology. good 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 white house. tonight here his exclusive reaction. stephen, i appreciate you being here and i have a lot to talk to you about a lot of policy issues i want to get to but i will start with the elephant in the room because the hits keep coming in the left is doubling down on this and they say you are a white nationalist. are you? >> not only am i not anything of the sort but i find the accusation to be profoundly offensive and completely outrageous

and the other threat is being converted into a white supremacist being smeared as a white supremacist people on the part (and i don't think it's a coincidence that every community i go tot' people come up to me e check about how they feel so politically homeless in our community right now. i think there is a very good reason for that. it is because of this sort of double edge problem that we are facing. in which we are not, assuring us on either side of the position. on either side of the political aisle, i mean. it's an enormous problem we arel facing. >> will it is a huge problem and i am glad that you will so clear about that because i do think that there is such a difference between marginalizing and murder. and it is at this.in your analysis that some of your friends, stop, i'm not sure the leaves you with the see are you suggesting that the theory is a kind of equivalence between the anti-semitism of the right and the anti- semitism of the left. >> it's not an equivalent. they are different. but they threaten us in different ways. there's a line that a quote in the book from thi

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. >> can you give an example of what you mean by white supremacist patriarchs? >> what, i mean, by white supremacist paycheck agrees that you can turn on c-span and only see old white man making the loss in this country are that it tends to be older white men who are granted this automatic sense of respectability has broadcaster. there's all of this mysterious pageantry. and i sought most clearly after my interview on fox. the interview and didn't tucker carlson talked about other posts i had written for teen vogue. i had written posted entertainment posted in addition to donald trump gas lighting american he said referencing those articles stick to the thigh-high boots, you're better than that. it was shocking at the moment and led to extreme harassment that no human being should have to endure. but it was bizarre secret rules that older white men are treated as respectable the more simple we to say that golf is so serious but male artisanal. >> in your book, you talk about before times. why do you mean by that? >> before donald trump was elected, i was under t

white supremacist latched onto it, not as a symbol of irony but as a symbol of their prevalence. >> whetherhey are playing this game they had to know it could be interpreted as the white power symbol. trish: the left-leaning press labeling these young men is white supremacist without one shred of context, nor evidence but unfortunately i would say for the media they've got egg on their face. they jumped the gun again for the u.s. service academy is clearing the cadets today saying they weren't racist at all but it was a harmless game known as the circle game where one person tries to make another person look at the hand gesture and if the second person looks that they lose and is played by all the kids these days and has nothing to do with white the promises them. joining me right now is former trump deputy national security adviser, kate mcfarlane. good to see you. you were at the game. >> yeah, we go to the army-navy game every year. my daughter was in the class of 2008, my father, late father-in-law was in the class of 38, my husband has gone to the army navy game for 50 or so years and

. >> a white supremacist. ion 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 you or do you think he actually is a white supremacist? >> i believe he wanted access to power because he is a white supremacist and wanted to impose those policies. those e-mails are, you know, you can read his own words. >> reporter: mchug

. >> by white supremacist groups. >> cadets flashed this hand gesture known as the white power symbolt's not a joke. white supremists latched on to it, not as a symbol of irony but their prevalence. >> while they're playing this game, they had to know it could be interpreted as the white power symbol. >> this investigation took place pretty quickly. saw it broke, jesse. and congressman dan crenshaw said it could be the circle game. you said the circle game. i didn't know anything about the circle game. but it's been going on for about 40 years. >> it's when you put it down there and someone sees it, you get to punch them in the arm. i explained that to juan, juan accused him of being white supremacist. >> juan: i said that's a dangerous symbol at a time when white supremacy is on the move in this country. >> who apologized for confusing the cadets of using a white power symbol. >> juan: let me tell you something. >> jesse: that doesn't sound like an apology. >> juan: that symbol is now associated with white supremacy. >> jesse: let me tell you something, if all of a sudden a doz white

editor katy mccue says she is doing her first television interview for one reason, to expose a white supremacistmiller is a white nationalist. >> a supreme sit because his ideology is 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. sh

believe should change in our political process. >> could you give an example by what you mean by a white supremacist patriarch? >> what i mean is it patriarchy is that you could have friends on c-span and see only old white men making laws in this country. or it tends to be older white men who are granted this automatic sense of respectability as broadcasters. there's all this mysterious pageantry and i sought most clearly after my interview on fox. the interview ended in tucker carlson talked about other posts i had written 14 vogue. i had written entertainment post and he said referencing those articles, you're better at that, and that showed me was shocking in the moment and it led to extreme harassment that no beatings should ever have to endure. but expose those rules that the habits and nonserious with old banners street is respected. the most simple way to put that it's so serious, but males are just are. >> in your book you talk about before times. what you mean by that? >> before donald trump was elected i was under this spell. i believed in democracy as an abstract and achievement. i was s

jews go because it is happening in my neighborhood right down the street is now being used by white supremacists to recruit because of the racial makeup of what happened. it was essentially six young men of color and one white girl. because the "washington post" and other papers put the archives behind a pay wall they created a data void and a lot of white supremacist to then refer to this case without you having to see any facts of that pain. they've change this nerd in terms of like this is one of many instances where the talk about lack on white crime and all the tags the use. it just keeps resurfacing, resurfacing, resurfacing. we keep seeing these tactics moving from off-line to online and getting more and more sophisticated. being on the front lines of that and looking at technology can be shaped to do now you want to wheel things has been fascinating. with david, i'm an entertainment, that's my profession. the amount of information, the amount of things people try to sell me as an indicator of what i can learn about my audience, what kind of tracking software can we buy for you? how much

this has to do with his connection to white supremacist ideas. was at one point feeding information to a conserve -- a reporter who was a conservative outlet and, for instance, he freelanced abbreviations for a group that is linked to white supremacy. he seemed like someone who was very well-spoken in the vernacular. what do you really expect the white house to do? and how different is this non-response from them compared to what would happen in another administration? >> look, i never know what this white house is going to do. all i can control is what i do. and i want to make sure that i'm standing on the right side of history. let's just be clear, stephen miller, who has the ear of our president is one of his closest advisers, he is getting information directly from white supremacist websites, feeding them to breitbart. bright part publishes them and makes them seem more legitimate and it becomes a main stream topic. this so so unacceptable. any other democrat or republican would fire him. this absolutely has no place in the white house. right

. ♪ trish: tonight senior policy advisor is vilified by the left as the white supremacist speaks out first time, exclusively to me on allegations of white nationalism that leveled him not just bite the democrats but by a former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalist ideology. good 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

students caught on camera what appeared to be a white supremacist hand sign. it happened at the army/navy game in philadelphia. it was attended by the president. nbc's ron mott reports. >> reporter: it wasn't the final score of the game or even a visit from president trump that had people talking in the army/na army/navy rival game. instead it was these midshipmen in the stands flashing what appears to be hand symbols that lately have become symbols of hate. the gesture seen on camera several times. in one instance another cadet batting away a hand gesture, all of it sparking debate on social media calling it disgusting and appalling and others dismissing the gestures as part of a viral circle game that their friends make an okay sign, if their friends see it, they punch them in the arm. this symbol, commonly understood to mean okay, has been appropriated by far right groups. the hand shape supposedly forms the letters w and p for white power. they say groups use it because it's ambiguous so it's unclear if students knew what it could help. >> the hand gesture

. >> we saw increasingly white supremacists and other extremists trying to leverage it, basically useulture references or this symbol in particular to try to be a signifier of white supremacy. >> reporter: what is it about a circle and three fingers that says white power? >> some people suggest the three fingers looks like a w, and when you have a circle in your hand it looks like a p. ks reporter: it's been used by the alleged perpetrator of the mass shooting in christchurch, few zealand, and showed up at this donald trump rally in p atida. here, a member of a far right group called the proud boys flashes it while wearing a mask of the cartoon character pepe the frog at a march in washington, d.c. on they're constantly trying to take our everyday symbols and language and turn it into something hateful. >> reporter: it also figures in a mindless game which was showcased on "malcolm in the middle" and has caught on in the military. li basically, if you can make the other guy look at your hand when you're doing this below your waist, you get to hit them in the arm. m 's stupid, but, hey

what we see for 2020 is the mainstreaming and furtherization of white supremacist theories.e've seen this mean streaming by now right-wing politicians and fox news. this will increase. we already saw a republican legislator being accused of domestic terrorism in washington and finally we'll see the increase in white supremacist terror plots as christopher wrawra wray, trump's picked administrator talked about it. >> how are they worried about the death rat snl. >> the death rattle has caused a death march because of the ef man -- emancipation and people of color, it's a reaction. it's like we're seeing the reaction of more people of color and races. it will get toxic and more mainstream before it's finally put to bed. >> so it going to get worse before it gets better? >> it's going to get worse. >> this is part of the subject of the close, argument i have tonight, about what we learned about what is real in this country. not that it's a terrible country, it's the opposite of that but how you deal with your ills? insight. >> you have to name it, shame it and acknowledge it. p

investigation long before a crime is committed why aren't they using those powers to address white-supremacist violence. >>because bill doesn't specifically single out white supremacy is either definitely says it's actually something the aclu should support in the international space we do do any 8 foreign terrorist organizations like al qaeda why cases in this bill we don't we don't do that we don't do any a domestic terror. organizations who are not into controlling political thought the freedom of expression first amendment. >>meanwhile o'hare worries not of the domestic terrorism bills will pass this legislative session. >>it's unacceptable the time to act is now in washington. i'm not here romero. the white house says it will not take part in the impeachment proceedings in a letter to the house judiciary chair today. >>the trump administration said the house's impeachment inquiries, quote, completely baseless and has violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness that leaves a divided house to move forward in a process that is set to resume monday. democratic members of

the "okay" gesture started as kid's game but has been adopted by white supremacist groups because thegers form a "w" and a "p" for white power, according to the anti-defamation league. >>> and new reporting at this hour on that horrific murder of that barnard college student here in new york city. the medical examiner tonight ruling that tessa majors died of multiple knife wounds to the torso. fellow students and members of the community held a vigil for her on the steps of the park where she died. one suspect has been arrested, just 13 years old, found with a knife. police are now looking for at least two others. >>> we're going to turn now to the race for 2020, and allegations tonight of sexism against michael bloomberg. the billionaire is accused of making crude and insensitive remarks toward women at his company. there have been a number of lawsuits and now a collection of bloomberg's alleged comments from the 1990s is sparking new controversy. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about michael bloomberg and the co

stephen miller and some of the reporting last month revealing his support of white supremacist groupsor at least white nationalist groups. so i think he has surrounded himself with that, and people close to the president have said to me that part of the reason that he's been so reluctant to condemn these sort of acts is because he knows that people who extend commit them tend to vote for him. >>> who defended trump's pardon of a navy seal whose fellow soldiers called, quote, freaking evil. evil i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >>> it's very troubling that we send folks out that have to make split-second decisions dealing with terrorists, dealing with bombmakers, and very, very difficult situations overseas. and what the president has said is we're going to stand behind our warriors, we are going to have their backs, there was an investigation. and, by the way, that's a selective group of seals. there are many, many seals and many folks in the special warfare com

is it a symbol celebrated by white supremacists? >>> the home explosion. what firefighters found stored in the garage. >>> and 25 years after it came out, mariah carey's "all i want for christmas" is finally a number one hit. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin tonight with the deadly storms and the tornado emergency at this hour. at least a dozen tornadoes reported and it's been deadly. and then, the storm hitting in the northeast in the morning. first, this massive twister touching down in louisiana tonight. on the ground for more than 60 miles, causing this damage all the way toal sand dree ya, louisiana, at least one dead tonight. and it's part of the same system hammering the middle of the country. blinding snow in kansas city, missouri. and look at this truck, spinning out of control on i-435. tonight, several dead in the snow and dangerous driving. and now winter alerts across 20 states. oklahoma right up into the northeast, just in time for the morning commute. we time it all out tonight, and w

finally we'll see the increase in white supremacist terrorist plots as christopher wray warned about19. >> before i put it to the panel for a vote as to whether or not they are equally concerned, how is it a death rattle if you're worried about the increase of this malignancy? >> because the death rattle has caused a death march because of the anxiety, because people are feeling replaced, because of the emancipation and elevation of people of color, you're seeing this reaction. just like trump was a reaction to obama, just like we're seeing the reaction of more men and women of color emerging, we're seeing this anxiety. it has been exploited by the republican party, so what we're seeing is this violent death rat we le which will get more mainstream before it's finally put to bed. >> neera, what do we do about something like that? this is actually part of the subject of the closing argument i have tonight is what we learned about what is really in this country, no the that it's a terrible country. it's the opposite of that. but how you deal with your ills. insight? >> well, you have t

. >>> military officials are launching an investigation into whether white supremacists hand signals televised army-navy game. at question is what students from both academies did behind the sports announcer during the pregame show. at least one of the gestures resembled what's become a popular white supremacist symbol, described by the southern poverty law center as, quote, the thumb and forefinger joined together in a circle. the remaining three fingers splayed out behind. i want to bring in ben kesling, who has had afternoon opportunity to contact both academies. what else might it be than that? >> the west point annapolis officials say there is no way to know what that hand sign was until they find out the intent of the cadets. this is one of the things about that particular hand sign that has made it get coopted by white supremacists is that it has such common means, whether okay or there is a typical college game where you hold it up, and if somebody sees it, they punch you in the arm. those have nothing to do with white supremacy. but you also have this white power co-optation

he claimed immigrants from haiti all have aids while praising white supremacists as very fine people.mmer of 2017. through it all, whenever someone pointed out the obvious, trump responded with variations of a familiar refrain, no, no, i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist person you ever interviewed that you ever met, that you ever encountered. and i would probably add now, and the least racist person anywhere in the world as he said this summer. trumps behavior may be exceptional but his denials are normal. when racist ideas resound, denials that those ideals are racist typically follow. when racist policies resound, denials that those policies are racist also follow. denial is the heartbeat of racism. beating across ideologies, racist in nations. it's beating within us. many of us who strongly call out trumps racist ideas will strongly deny our own. how often do we become defensive when someone calls something we've done or said racist. how many of us would agree with this statement racist isn't a descriptive word it's a pejorative word. it's the equivalent of someone saying "i do

the emphasis -- infamously in my opinion joined with the white supremacist campaigns to strip like people of the vote. in the name that women don't have rights in the constitution. white women don't so black mention either. i did not read the question prop early but i think that might be the question and answer. there is a basis for this. i do think they actually aligned with the most extreme campaigns against black rates there is a much bigger story here though. in terms of the women's movement. i don't think people may be acquainted with. and that as is the woman's christian temperance union. it was nominally and you may know it as a campaign to fight booze. and shut down alcohol if that was the nature of this campaign. it was a christian campaign. it was a much bigger movement than that. there was a much more expensive movement than that. it was probably the most influential woman of the late 1h century. her organization was ten times the size of the suffrage organization. it was a much bigger phenomenon. frances willard was in not just not just some narrow person trying to fight booze

an email sent to students reads in part, quote, we have become aware robo call messages the white supremacisty and staff land lines. the contest related to test the recent that are abhorrent and viciously -- bill diblasio is weighing in, called the calls discussing tweeting out white supremacists are morally bankrupt. >> thanks a lot. the case of eddie gallagher stirring up emotions in the military, we will hear from johnny joey jones but first the real news roundup. mrs. doubtfire coming under fire for progressives because the main character, a male dresses up as a woman for most of the show. the seattle times calls that problem for 2019. change.org petition with 370 signatures calls for the play's cancellation. a salon.com writer calling hallmark movies fascist propaganda saying the films, quote, and force very narrow ideas of what is normal. authors go on to say propaganda movies have similar statements and lighthearted themes. fairfax county, virginia, giving students time off to protest, students in grades 7 through 12 have one day each year to participate in civic engagement activities

child bor in the americas in the 1980s and this person has become a point of worship among white supremacists and white nationalists. the founder of vdare has called immigration policy in the united states, quote, adolph hitler's posthumus revenge on america, as in hitler is inflicting immigrants on america from beyond the grave. yeah, hitler is dead sure but he's winning his nazi race war against us because people still immigrate to america and that's terrible. the founding ethos of vdare is the united states is explicitly a white nation. quote, the racial identity of america is legitimate and defensible. diversity per se is not strengthen but a vulnerability is their mission statement. that's vdare. in that e-mail where stephen miller flags and sends along that article from vdare something worth paying attention to because of what he expects to be a secret plot by barack obama to import mexicans into america, that was sent by stephen miller when he was a staffer working in the u.s. senate, working for then alabama republican senator jeff sessions. ultimately of course both sessions and step

germany's history but it was interesting too that he reflected on the door that that prevented that white supremacist from entering the synagogue and saying that this was symbolic as well of germans and he was asking germans or he will later today as germans in his speech whether they too are strong enough to stand up to that kind of hate yeah ok so that's a big part of what he'll say in this address but what else would he talk about well one of the other big issues that he addresses is a democracy and he calls on germans to to not take democracy for granted of course this year and 21000 we celebrated here in germany 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall which was very much brought down by a democratic movement was started in eastern germany and of course the danger in a 30 years on west and a huge democratic shift and we saw that as well in some of the states elections in germany particularly eastern germany at the back end of the shia where the f.t. the far f.t. did particularly well in polls and so what we also heard from steinmeyer is that he is calling on gemma's to get embrace democratic c

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

rashida tlaib tweeted this, this is heartbreaking, white supremacist kills. e view at it again, joy behar scrambled to agree. >> it left six people dead. you will concede the white nationalists have been let out of their hole? . the 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

. ♪ trish: tonight senior policy advisor is vilified by the left as the white supremacist speaks out white nationalism that leveled him not just bite the democrats but by a former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalist ideology. good 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

former breitbart editor who says that she was a white nationalist and calls stephen miller a white supremacist who further radicalized her with his ideas. now the emails that were linked almost always mentioned immigration or anti-immigration, if you will. usually it is startinged towards black and brown people, trying to keep people from certain countries out of the united states. the congresspeople have written this both because they are extremely disturbed by what miller has said in these emails in particular and for the policy that has come out of the white house when it comes to immigration which he has a hand in. they are also disturbed by exactly how the white house defended miller. and i will read you just a portion of their letter, when it comes to what happened when the white house defended miller, basically went after the southern poverty law center, saying that since they first revealed these emails, that they were going after mille and here's how they put it. they said that the southern poverty law center is engaged in a vile smear campaign against a jewish staffer. and while mr.

there's always been some fringe white supremacist activity in this country's history.t, over the years and es specially it year it has increased strashllyubsta a portfolio like this can walk you through a year in america and demonstrate in its totality something a bit scarier than just isolated incidents. >> i think, david, this is important because it's like roaches, they grow in the dark. >> right. >> you need to put the light on them in order to expose it. and i think that coming on the cover of new york magazine, not coming from people that head think tank groups on the left or civil rights group like me, i think makes americans look at this is a growing problem. you have schools now where students have gone to school wearing kkk uniforms and celebrating this. it is becoming to normalize. have you gotten any clapback for people for the idea of putting this on the cover and denying that, in fact there are was a growing problem in the country? because data shows that the white supremacy movement is, in fact, growing. >> i think the data's impossible to ignore. and th

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

like by white supremacist groups to indicate white power. cnn have decided not to show you the video of it. let's go to the pentagon. ryan brown joins us from there. they're taking this incredibly seriously, and as i understand it, they are now, the academies, are now investigating what was the intent of those individuals, is that right? >> that's absolutely right, poppy. both academies, the u.s. military academy at west point and the u.s. military academy at annapolis have appointed officers to launch formal investigations to ascertain what was the intent behind these gestures. again, coming at such a high profile moment for both academies, usually at typically an event that allows them to celebrate their heritage and this distraction and the media scrutiny has led both academies to act swiftly. in fact, the superintendent of west point, lieutenant general darrell williams, issuing a statement upon launching the investigation saying that this was about -- they made every effort to instill morals and responsibility in their cadets and that t

and the machete assailant this weekend, who ehad known ties to white supremacist groups.n't foe if he was -- we don't know anything about mim other than he was a deranged individual and that's the problem. the normalization of anti-sem tim, anderson. an environment in which people teal like it's okay to traffic in and we need this to stop now. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >> just ahead it is neck and neck in iowa. i'll speak to one of the democrats hoping to break through the log jam, former massachusetts governor deval patrick. innovate...ck to to introducing products faster... to managing website inventory... and network bandwidth. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian. can you tell me that story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit from ancestry. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way fo

we have become aware that robocall messages from white supremacist groups were received by many faculty staff landmines. the content of this message related to tessa majors recent death are abhorrent and viciously racist. and now new york mayor bill de blasio is weighing in and has called the call discussing, treating out that white supremacists are in his words morally bankrupt. >> alicia: david lee miller in new york, thank you. russia's defense minister claims that moscow has an intercontinental weapon that flies 27 times the speed of sound. and that it is ready for combat. for context, if a passenger jet could travel at that speed, it would get you from new york to l.a. in about 8 minutes. this is the same weapon that vladimir putin bragged about developing last year. back then, he said its ability to make sharp turns would make missile defense systems "useless." he says that now for the first time in modern history, russia leads the world in developing an entire new class of weapons. lucas tomlinson reporting live from the pentagon. >> top pentagon officials have long warned that r