and you know, the white supremacist that wants to murder them ultimately, that's the job of security nd law enforcementto protect us from those people . there's not that much we can do about that other than fighting bigotry and white supremacy in lots of ways that i talk about in the book of the actual anti-semites that most people that are jews are confronting in their daily lives is anti-semitism from the far left and that is certainly the kind that i confronted overwhelmingly on my own. >> and that positing that you describe is something that is taking place in this country as well as in europe. >> very much so. every place i go, like at the end of thenight after people have had aglass of wine , maybe , they come up to me and make a confession and they tell me, and this has happened with everyone, untenured professors, yoga instructors, food critics, lawyers, you name it, they tell me they're closeted and they're not closeted in their sexual orientation or gender identity, they're closeted in their zionism. there closeted in their support and i'm not talking about by the way the po

the jews are the arch capitalist white supremacist far right. what are the jews? he jews are the people that appear to be white, but in but in fact, the greatest trick the devil has ever played. they are loyal to the black people in the brown people and the muslims w who they want to bring into this country. of course the bully. writing about that and the rest. on the far left i would say the way that this presents itself is on the far left, jewish power. expressions of jewish power. the main expression of jewish power in the world today, needs to be disavowed. the far left increasingly asks which i know we will get into later. anti-semitism. we are never going to defeat it. it is never going away. our greatest hope i think is to keep it at bay. anti-semitism in a way functions like a virus. a way that all of us have hundreds, thousands, may be maybe tens of thousands at any given moment. as long as we are physically healthy, those viruses just don't express themselves. i would say that to a society, a society that has a healthy social cultural system, anti-semitis

and a white supremacist killed a counterprotester, heather heyer, injuring dozens more.aw enforcement officials faced criticism for what many called a passive response. >> i think post-charlottesville there was a lot of people in this country that were quite surprised at the sheer magnitude in numbers at individuals and groups who came out to support the unite the right rally. and i think there's a constant fear percolating just below the surface of everyday americans that we're just around the corner from another incident like charlottesville. >> were you nervous at all coming out here today given there was a fear there might be some white supremacist groups? >> one, they don't bother me. two, i'm not afraid of anyb bho. i've got god and my guns. yeah. i can't bring my guns in here, so i've got god with me. >> reporter: though the rally was overwhelmingly white, devin perkins believes the fight for gun rightsssesacia lis. completel against them. look at history. we've had slave codes, black codes, jim crow. these are all laws that were implemented to keep black people f

huge -- not only was violence absent so were white supremacist. a white nationalist movement like mainstream media would have you believe and as, though, nothing but white red neck and hillbillies who care for second amendment and actually black americans asian americans, hispanic american and americanss in general care about second amendment. >> are you a white supremacist? i was told there would be white supremacist. [laughter] joining me now fox nation host tommy and pete sayses co-host of fox and friends weekend i am you have media looking at ralph and black face and that's not racist but then you have 22,000 regular folks out there protesting, and those are the white supremacist. >> well, of course, because from the beginning this was supposed to be charlottes bill 2.0. i was in touch with multiple people going to rally some bringing weapons. some not because virginia is open carry state if you want to you can all of them said overwhelmly i guarantee you this will be peaceful and a not only peaceful but picked up their own trash at the end of

to disrupt white supremacist groups before they could travel to the state capital.n chmond, increasdurity measures are being put in place amid the growing threat of violence, including the possible use of weaponized defamation league, which has been tracking the threats. >> for white supremacists and racists who believe that a race war has to start now, they're trying to leverage this moment. and so they are recommending that people show up to start a battle. >> o'donnell: wow. jeff joins us now. and law enforcement has already made about half a dozen arrests. how concerned is the f.b.i. about this neo-nazi group? >> reporter: well, they are concerned and fanning out across the country. in fact late today, we learned about another arrests time iniscoin, al synagogue. and so agents are going to be on high alert throughout the weekend. weighed in on monday's rally. he says the second amendment is under attack, and democrats are to blame. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jeff, thank you. president trump has until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow to send the senate his formal response to the house char

if white nationalist, white nationalists, white supremacists are rallying for gun rights. , no. these were peaceful supporters of the second amendment. somehow you can't support the second amendment without simultaneously getting labeled a white nationalist by the mainstream media in that's the reality of where we are right now. meanwhile, the so-called architect of the lousy, now defunct iran deal -- thank godness we got rid of that, right? -- thank goodness. ben who, like others, just can't quite get over a trump presidency, out there telling pbs this about president trump and president trump's supporters. watch. >> he was an expression of all of the negativity and racism that we faced every day for eight years. so it was literally like watching, you know, the sea creature that has been talking you for years, racism and white supremacy, continue to have a powerful hold on a portion of the american imagination. trish: really? you know what? i would just say, look, we elected an african-american as president of the united states. he was president for eight year, so i think

. >>> also tonight, three suspected white supremacists arrested by the fbi. police say they talked about attending a pro-gun rally in virginia the governor declaring a state of emergency fearing another charlottesville. >>> the new casualty in that major league baseball cheating scandal. the third high profile manager now out of a job just weeks before spring training. >>> the dramatic rescue, an 11-year-old girl kidnapped off the street her neighbor witnessing a man forcing her into a car, a driver spotting the suspect on the road and tailing him. >> they are trying to ditch me. >> how she was safely rescued. >>> the scare in the air, flames shooting out of the engine the pilot making an emergency landing. >>> nbc enters the streaming war. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening with senators taking an oath to do impartial justice, tonight the impeachment trial of donald j. trump has begun the formal reading of the articles of impeachment against the president capped by chief justice john roberts taking his seat as presidi

white supremacists.eep in mind that the protesters were protesting a governor who has admitted to wearing a racist costume. for their trouble, they were denounced as bigots. nbc news reporter, ben collins described it as "a white nationalist rally." they could play into "neo-nazi hands. that's what you get for protesting. you are a "neo-nazi." >> right now, thousands of gun rights activists, white nationalist, militia groups, all swarming the virginia state capitol in richmond. >> this is the last thing we need in an era where we are seeing hate crimes on the increase and where we see, even though it's pro-gun activists, these outside militia groups and neo-nazis coming in. >> coming up, virginia residents praying that today's rally at the state capital, is not a repeat of the horrible 2017 charlottesville disaster, the rally that ended a young woman's death. activists take to the street to dominic today again. >> tucker: just another day in america. they are very concerned about it. let's be honest, do

. >> this is a white supremacist group very much active online.own for sort of mem-ifying, and glorifying violence. they believe now is a moment in this country to create a race war. >> reporter: earlier this week three alleged members were arrested in georgia, accused of planning to murder a cupping, wanting to overthrow the government. there is no evidence of any connection between white supremacists and the people organizing monday's rally, gun rights activists protesting against the prospect of new, more restrictive laws. >> what we are seeing extremists do, especially the white supremacists onloon, is try to take this issue, stoke the fears and anxieties of a community, and try to bring more uncertainty into the situation. that's what white supremacists thrive on -- confusion, anger. >> reporter: one key question tonight with virginia state officials say they're going to secure the capital grounds in richmond, some connected to the rally are concerned what happened outside. nearby streets where observers my fear violence, and what are officia

violence and white supremacist tropes. they believe that now is a moment in this country to create a race war. >> reporter: earlier this week, three alleged members of the base were arrested in georgia, an accused of planning to murder a couple and wanting to overthrow the government. there is no evidence of any connection between white supremacists and the people organizing monday's rally. gun rights actity vi tivists pr against the new gun laws in virginia. but extremists often hijack issues like gun control to cause trouble. >> what we're seeing extremists do is try to take this issue, stoke the fears and anxieties in a community and try to bring more uncertainty into the situation. that is what white supremacists thriveconfusion, anger. >> reporter: and some connected to the rally are concerned what happens outside the capitol grounds. nearby streets where observers fear there could be violence between extremist groups and others. what are law enforcement officials doing to prevent that? officials from the richmond and

but obviously you got white supremacist group, you look at some of the chatter online, they know it is. they know that it creates a lot of tension, this is what a lot of these groups want. this is part of the intelligence also that the governor's office was receiving. >> yeah, sometimes they want to spark confrontation, jason carroll, good to have you on the story. >> something much less serious now. i got to come clean. my name is jim sciutto. i'm a new york mets fan. feels good to get that off my chest. there is mets news today. true mets fashion. they fired their manager before he managed a single game. we'll explain why. genuine questions about integrity here. that's coming up. if you live with diabetes, why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do i

they have arrested several suspected white supremacists before today's rally.or has cited state of emergency citing rhetoric similar to what was seen at the white supremacists rally in charlottesville in 2017. one demonstrator, heather heyer was killed. joining me, heather heyer's mother. thanks for being with us today. i hope people are listening to your message. you do have a message for the people attending today's rally. what message is that? >> i have a couple of messages depending on who i'm talking to. if i'm talking to someone who is a member of a hate group i'm saying, stay away. don't go to richmond. we don't need your help. we can handle this on our own. if i'm talking to someone who has come because they care to participate in violence, even though they aren't normally a violence person, stay away. if you're there to actually speak with representatives, have your voice heard, have calm conversations about what's happening, by all means, be there. but understand that it may be dangerous today because there are foolish people who choose to stir up mor

so they were able to shred the portrait of arch white supremacist. it was renamed a couple of years ago. so yes it definitely went off. it was a sophisticated advice one - - device and it was part of a powerful using the name the armed resistance unit and after one of their actions used a variety of different names the revolutionary unit and that was for two reasons but also as a way that there was a bigger move to the general public but only through the meticulous work of the fbi in quantico to figure out they pick up the scraps and then they figured out that there was a signature more than i ever want to know about explosives in writing this book but bomb makers have signatures and they figured out that basically one person had made all of these multiple bombs so that was a key break in the case but it certainly went off. >> i am curious in your interviews how open where they with you with their motives and operations and if not why were they withholding information so are they still in touch with each other clicks or are they not? swim after tryin

proposed legislation in virginia that would limit gun rights but there are concerns that militant white supremacist groups also plan to attend gabe gutierrez has our report >> reporter: tonight, police in richmond are on hig alert banning guns and torches and creating a perimeter at the state capitol. even the faa is taking precautions prohibiting drones from operating near the area monday >> i don't know the magnitude of it all, how big it will be or how violent it could get. i'm worried for the people that will be there. >> reporter: virginia's governor declared a state of emergency hoping to avoid a repeat of the protest in 2017 >> we will not allow that mayhem and violence to happen here >> reporter: on friday four suspected neo-nazis connected to a white supremacist group were arrested it calls itself the base, the english translation of al qaeda on thursday the fbi arrested three other members of the statement group who officials say had weapons and discussed attending the rally in richmond but organizers insist the rally will be peaceful, meant to protest democrats taking control of the stat

fredricka, we know that white supremacists have a history of use i using mlk day, they've been opposedo it being a federal holiday since it was deemed so in 1983. i don't take seriously the comments that this rally is not about provoking those fears and using it to bring white supremacists together, the kind of rhetoric that has been used with respect to this the arrests that have been made all speak to these individuals coming together to stoke fears and promote violence. >> tim, tell me what you think when you see that president trump, you know, tweeted out this in reference to this planned rally. our second amendment is under very serious attack in the great commonwealth of virginia. that's what happens when you vote for democrats. they will take your guns away. >> when president obama was in office, the same far-right guns rights groups engaged in a pretty significant backlash, yelling and screaming, he's going to take our guns. of course, they didn't. one of theirs is in power. they're engaged in a front lash. they realize that this president has given aid and comfort to people li

. >>> a temporary state of emergency is in effect in virginia where members of a violent white supremacist group talked about attending an upcoming gun rights rally. geoff bennett is there. >> reporter: just days before thousands of gun rights activists are expected to rally at virginia state capitol, the fbi tonight arresting three alleged members of a violent white supremacist group on gun charges. law enforcement officials say the men discussed attending the virginia rally governor ralph northam declaring a state of emergency after learning hate groups planned to join the protest. >> we received credible intelligence there are groups with malicious plans. >> reporter: the monday rally planned in protest for tougher gun laws northam fears a repeat in charlottesville, virginia are you worried? >> that's scary. >> reporter: critics say the governor's action is an assault on their second amendment right. what do you think of the governor declaring a state of emergency? >> that's going too far. that's absolutely just showing off. that's just showing off. we don't need a state of emergency. f

so far seven suspected white supremacists are under arrest.hree of them were planning to go to that rally in virginia on martin luther king day. this has virginia's governor represents a ban on capital grounds. nick, we're just hearing about increased threats. what are you learn something. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a source at the virginia state police. that source tells me in the last 24 hours there's been an increased amount of threats toward law enforcement on their social media pages. that source went on the say these threat vs appeared on the social media sites of the richmond police department ahead of the virginia state police ahead of this pro-gun rally on monday. we have seen stepped up security measures. earlier we saw a group trying to enter the state capital grounds which included a woman holding a toddler. she was thoroughly screened. we're seeing screenings of backpacks and bags and gates here. what's happening here on monday, we should be clear. it happens every year. this is officially known as lobby day. it's

homeland security did the right thing conflating these people with white supremacists because their window supremacy right there pushing wind power on all of us what what about those of us who don't have much with those of us who don't blow as much as others are we just obsolete now or are they going to put us in reeducation camps were forced to learn how to. give an involuntary blow job every day. is that due to you based on where you are. 2 sides climate activists don't even know what they're talking about are you know how we have all those computer models predicting what climate change will look like going forward and you know we've been we've been running those those simulations for years well have heard health study confirms the models are getting the predictions and. that is the opposite of wrong that is older. yeah yeah they had it right. we are luck's way got to carry the one we are. the kind of predictions about right and civilized society is crumbling under the stress as you know much of australia is just burned a 1000000000 animals died and the ones that survived often don't hav

jew haters may be white supremacists, islamic supremacists or self proclaimed social justice warriors. you can't reason people out of anti-semitism because no one was ever reasoned into it. which should be apparent, an important point, i think, in the 20th century, anti-semitism culminated in the extermination of the european jew. in the 21st century, anti-semitism is meant to culminate in the extermination of the jewish state. hamas, jihad, hezbollah, and the islamic republic of iran which supports those and other terrorist groups are candid about their genocidal intentions. supreme leader khameini called jewish a malignant cancerous tumor that must be removed. hezbollah's leader said if yous all gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of going after them worldwide. it is often forgotten or ignored that more than half of the jews in israel descended from families that lived for centuries in arab or muslim lands. and such formally diverse cities as cairo, tripoli, aleppo, baghdad, circa 1945, was as much as one-third jewish. in the aftermath of world war ii, jews were driven out

congress demonstrate that on every measure we have available, fm white supremacist propaganda toha actlrimes, plots foiled by the f.b.i. on every measure that is is growing. what happens is that it does intersect with the gun control debate around this question of rights around second amendment rights, around the right to bear arms. so it's more that these groups are using that as an additional justification for kind of anti-government sentiment or ntevenelite sentiment when it gets posed as other people taking away o rights. laa: to that point, when president trump tweets, ase d today, democrats are working hard to take away your secondt amendm rights, how do the more extreme groups read that? >> i think it's reallymportant to understand language from elected officials, including in the administration, for bei read as in this further c polarizemate, for being read as very much a way of taking away those rights and very much a frame around -- a potential for additional violence. i think that is in a context when we've also had language that says there are invasions, there are incursions

this week, seven members of the white supremacist group the base were arrested in wisconsin, georgia, maryland and delaware. investigators believe three of the men were heading to the rally in virginia. state officials say they want to avoid another charlottesville. in 2017 a unite the right rally ended in the death of counterprotester heather heyer, michelle wharton hopes the rally here will be peaceful but she is worried the gun rights message will be hijacked. >> our fears are that the skin heads and neo-nazi groups or white supremacists are going to come in here and wreck it for us. >> reporter: the capitol building really looks like a fortress today. this temporary metal fencing now surrounds the capitol grounds. it's for crowd control and they are expecting thousands of people here on monday for this rally. police of course will be looking in those crowds for people who are trying to spark violence. omar. >> villafranca: jeff, thanks. to ukraine now where the remains of 11 people killed in the iranian missile strike on the ukrainian jetliner will return to kiev today. the flag-d

they were white supremacists? >> it's a group that the f.b.i.d police to say he had placed three pipe bombs at this african american church in alexandria, virginia and would kill everyone at the church. the church was evacuated, but it was a hoax. kelly's group is charged with making fake calls to 134 different law enforcement agencies. from celebrity homes in los angeles... to an airport in florida, swatting is a serious problem. this gamer was swatted while playing online. >> get on the ground! >> you have individuals showing up in a fast-paced manner thinking they're showing up at the next potential mass shooter event. imagine the chaos, cost, and diversion of resources that causes. >> reporter: investigators say kelly also targeted his former school, old dominion university, in november of 2018. the day that happened, police actually shut the university down. today, the judge ruled that he should be held in custody at let until hinext cou hearing. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jeff, thank you. now to this st

we can't do that unless we are together and i think white supremacist in the people who are holding power and trying to keep our want us to be separate and they want us to be afraid and they want to distrust one another and the choice every single day to show up and to say i'm here for you you know maybe you will be here for me let's hold hands and even if there are sometimes very real differences that we may need to work through or say well we'll be together here and will you know will negotiate somewhere else but that we have to be together the stakes are too high that i kind of let slowly got away from i guess about the stakes and i'm going to do that via a post that you shed on your twitter feed so you start having. your sub tweet it's not even coded ad to semitism it's not a dog whistle he's saying this outlines with all the talk about president trump to a room full of g. if you can work out the acronym for yourself meanwhile rob my dad. i'm shocked but now let me play this because this is the point have a listen to this everybody a lot of your the real estate business because i know

creates a false notion of security we're not addressing police violence we're not addressing white supremacist violence we're telling our fellow americans that those immigrants those people of color those muslims be they the south and central american immigrants coming across the board to be the asylum seekers be the yemeni the nigerian we're saying please keep all those people out we will all be safer but the reality is none of us ever look over our shoulder going oh i'm so afraid of being attacked by a syrian refugee i'm afraid of being attacked by a police officer i'm afraid of being attacked by a white supremacist let's not get lost in what are what our core values are at the cost of national security theater and we have really have to we have to understand . that you know these are white nationalist right that are being prepared to wait and who actually promote. initiative in creating this you know good person bad birth and where immigrants right now are being looked at from that world view and it's really really unfortunate because this country was a country that welcomes all ice in the

this image from 2017 is of a white supremacist rally.t the same time as that rally, e was a major counterprotest and that counterprotest was battackedy a white supremacist who drove his car into the crowd, killingom one. you'll remember that in the days that followed,onald trump said there were very fine people on both sides. well, ahead of today's protests in richmond, the president's been tweeting again saying, youa secondment is under very serious attack in the great commonwealth of virginia. that's what happe when y vote for democrats. they will take your guns away. now, that's not true more broadly of the democrats nor is it true that thet laws tha are d in virginia. here are the details. they propose that you can only buy one gun a month. at local councils can ban guns in parks and public buildings. and that background checks are necessary for all firearms processes. now, -- prches.et now,e show you some other pictures as well from this process. you canee the weaponry these protesters are wearing. many of them from what are called

recent semitic attacks here in the united states are multiple but they're not all coming from white supremacists or white nationalists they're also coming from street attacks in new york. by young african-americans they're coming from black hebrews what seems to be constant is a sense that there's a copycat phenomenon now it's become sort of more involved. to go after jews who are identifiable on the streets. back in town heights and his friends say they won't back down the chance that the heat is stronger than the heechee tempers. one of germany's top referees has criticized soccer's video assistant referee technology known as var off for not adapting to meet the needs of the game the technology was supposed to make the game more fair and accurate but it has caused more controversy than expected the generator of reason so sasha says it may look to american football for changes. making speed 2nd decisions is what makes just one of the toughest jobs in football but the fast paced sport also makes it difficult for referees to always make the right cards the introduction of the a are a video assist

there is fear that far right extremists, white supremacists may cause violence there. history in virginia is sobering. sara sidner live in richmond. >> so far peaceful. we're here at a day that this place hasn't seen quite like that in many, many years. we're taking you live to the gun rights rally outside of virginia capital in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> right now, hundreds of pro gun advocates, many heavily armed, are in richmond, virginia, protesting proposed gun reform laws there. on the capital grounds, they chanted northam out, re

already, three men linked to a white supremacist group under arrest. abc's victor oquendo is in richmond tonight. >> reporter: tonight richmond, virginia bracing for potentially dangerous protests. thousands of gun rights advocates from across the country expected at the state capitol monday, fighting new proposed gun control legislation. local, state and federal law enforcement on high alert, fencing now surrounding the capitol, security is tight. >> violence will not be tolerated. and if that is your group or your intention on monday, then you are not welcome. >> reporter: fearing a repeat of the deadly violence in charlottesville two years ago and citing credible threats, virginia's governor declaring a state of emergency. ahead of the rally, seven alleged white supremacists with ties to the neo-nazi group "the base" have been arrested. authorities saying at least three of them had been planning to attend monday. >> we're seeing threats of violence. we're seeing threats of armed confrontation and assault on our capitol. >> reporter: the governor als

the semitic attacks here in the united states are multiple but they're not all coming from white supremacists or white nationalists they're also coming from street attacks in new york. by young african-americans they're coming from black hebrews what seems to be constant is a sense that there's a copycat phenomenon now it's become sort of more involved. to go after jews who are identifiable on the streets. back in town heights rooney's friends see they will back down the chance that your heat is stronger than he cheated and there it tempers. level has a new government ending a 3 month power vacuum triggered by mass demonstrations against the country's ruling elite the new prime minister and his cabinet must urgently come up with a plan to tackle lebanon's deep financial crisis that's led to soaring inflation and banks restricting access to cash but the new hezbollah backed government may find itself having trouble winning support both at home and abroad months of protests left rudderless without effective leadership but now lebanon finally has a new government. prime minister has sunday annou

moreover, last year we saw 26 homicides by white supremacists.n we've seen in recent years. we only saw three in 2016. and it was more. just by white supremacists alone in 2019. than all the extremist homicides. when we have arrests being made, these kinds of incendiary comments are not helpful at all. >> right. another sidebar to what's going on in virginia is presidential candidate michael bloomberg bombarded the state with gun control ads during the governor's election and it apparently worked with the legislation forthcoming. in the larger presidential election coming up, could we see more states face this threat if democratic candidates make inroads with gun measures? >> this is really interesting. and we have a bunch of data, for instance. our friend andrew thompson found there was a rise in hate crime -- sorry, hate speech around political events we found this in hate crime. i'll tell you what else we did. we looked at certain places where there were changes play kelle politically. there were changes in 2016. in places that were targeted l

orien segal is with the anti-defamation league. >> for white supremacists and racists that believe a race war has to start now they are trying to leverage this moment. they are recommending that people show up to start a battle. >> reporter: investigators believe members of this group the base like to operate in three-man cells, which makes it easier for them to blend in. late yesterday there was another arrest connected to the group a man in wisconsin accused of vandalizing a synagogue. also the president weighed in on monday's rally. he says that the second amendment is under attack and he blames the democrats. >> jeff, thank you. federal health workers are screening passengers arriving at three u.s. airports this weekend following a deadly pneumonia outbreak in china. central chinese city are being checked for symptoms of a new type of corona virus. the screenings are being done at kennedy airport here in new york and at airports in los angeles and san francisco. two deaths in china are linked to that outbreak. almost two dozen people have contracted the illness there. >>> more de

even white supremacists think they're kind of nuts.o violence to bring about the collapse of society so that regular people are more ready to have a race war. >> so that's what they're after. as you mentioned, this is a gun rights rally. this is about legislation in virginia. ahead of that, of course, the governor declaring a state of emergency, a ban on firearms and weapons as well. how has that added to some of the tension in the state? and specifically in richmond ahead of this rally? >> reporter: yeah, there's been a huge amount of emotion on the internet. the idea that they're taking guns away in virginia is more important than if it were happening in california or new york. gun rights owners see virginia as a long tradition of gun ownership. and so if virginia falls, they tell me, anyone else could fall. >> why is it -- >> reporter: so that's why it's so important to fight here. >> what's your sense of as you point out this one group that we don't know a ton about, but this group the base. where people were arrested according to

read what they're really saying about students, the students are like, oh, they're kind of white supremacists too. i don't have to bang it over their heads that white northerners shared some of the as whitemptions southerners, but just show it to them, and that's really effective. start the always class with new york city draft, right? do try very seriously but to notrhaps very subtly invoke my students' identities when i'm teaching and not assume know who they are. that's not because i don't have cases, buts in some for me, i really want them to somethinghe past as that they're outsiders to, that they're looking in on from a different vantage point. some of that is a rhetorical teaching. take with it's certainly not the whole story but it's something i do, i find that -- i feel like i've had some success with over time. thing is -- that's really important to do is to partisan divide in the north about this. and i guess -- i guess maybe i would -- the other thing i don't want the students to do, well, we're northerners, so we were on the right side. do, you know? you don't get to give yoursel

these recent attacks here in the united states are multiple that they're not all coming from white supremacists or white nationalists they're also coming from street attacks in new york. by young african-americans they're coming from black hebrews what seems to be constant is a sense that there's a copycat phenomenon now it's become sort of more in vogue that to go after jews who are identifiable on the streets. back in town heights and his friends say they will back down the chance that stronger in the he cheated there it tempers. that report by downhearted off next is d w a business with more from our team of reporters at the world economic forum in davos make sure to stay tuned for that we're going to play our. joined link to the school for the more story link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news as easy to our website d w that comes to. join us on facebook at g.w. for god. can i am. sick closest place to hell i'm just. evening and welcome you.

going after a segregationist, white supremacist power structure. so, moses goes down to the courthouse, he has got a couple of guys with him. and billy jack caston shows up, pulled out a knife, turned the handle around and bam, it's moses. moses staggers. billy jack is not done, he starts wailing on him, and remember nonviolence. you learn how to take the blows. because what you know, we talked about these ethnic notions, what you know is that the moment you swing back, it becomes justifiable homicide when they kill you. multiple reasons for nonviolence. it is a strategy. and so, wailing on him. and moses just goes into a zone, that kind of zen zone. the two black guys who were with saw billy jack and they took off running. boys just up your and leave you. [laughter] done, when billy jack is moses is a bloody mess. billy jack is really proud of what he has done. he and his boys walk away. when they are gone, moses stands up. bleeding. just bleeding. away,o guys who had run they are like, are you ok? and he says, are you ready to go register to vote

one way you talk about it is actually the ways in which black people can adopt white supremacist ideologies. also people of color and also the relationship to white racism as a large scale phenomenon and the encounter with individual who might be antiracist so talk about why you thought that was interesting and just what it means. >> i thought black people could not be racist. i would have argued that to anyone who made that case. i believed that until i started researching that from the beginning. i decided any idea that suggests a racial group is for anyway, that book was about auntie blake black racist ideas. ultimately, what they are trying to do with that book, it is acted intellectual ideology. that was the case in fact black intellectuals were part of that intellectual genealogy. even though i wanted to exclude them or go around them, i just couldn't. one of the most dominant and harmful anti- black racist ideas in the 20th century was the idea of the broken black families and black woman. they were farming that and the black community and so on and so forth. in that report in 1965,

. ♪ >> shannon: the fbi has arrested a white supremacist ahead of the pro-gun day at virginia state.king a look closer look at the arrest. good evening, leland. >> even tonight, the story is changing. governor can ban the carrying of weapons for the pro-second amendment rally at the statehouse. this year is expected to be bigger than ever, adding to the tension, the fbi has arrested a handful of accused neo-nazis attached to a number of groups. in one case, three of them were, according to the associated press, going to attend. the democratic governor said he is worried about monday's rally. so worried, he is using his emergency powers to ban guns and call in heavy security. >> it's the first rally in decades where you have a second amendment rally, and there is no guns there. virginia is mostly red when it comes to landmass. a very specific subset in northern virginia, richmond and on the sure. i find it amazing they think they can sweep away the second amendment and i think there's going to be backlash. >> denver riggle may represent the largest district in virgin virginia. virgini

he was a segregationist white supremacist of the first magnitude. moses was staying right across the street from him. but even worse than eh hearst, and that is bad, was his son-in-law billy jack caston. he had terrorized black people as long as he had terrorized black people. he saw what moses was doing. you begin to think how this threatens the power structure. when you have counties that are 50% black but you have only got like one registered voter there, if you can get all of them registered and voting, all of a sudden you have different officials which means you are getting different policies, which means, i don't know, maybe eh hearst isn't going to be a state representative for too long. this is really going after a segregationist white supremacist power structure. he is like yeah. moses goes down to the courthouse. he has got a couple of guys with him. they are going up the steps to register black folk to vote. billy jack caston shows up, pulled out a knife, turns the handle around and bam, hits moses. moses staggers. billy jack's knife down

jew haters may be white supremacists, shallic supremacists or self proclaimed social justice warriors. >>> you can't reason people out of anti-semitism because no one was ever reasoned into it. which should be apparent, an important point, i think, in the 20th century, anti-semitism culminated in the extermination of the european jew. in the 21st century, anti-semitism is meant to culminate in the extermination of the jewish state. amass, jihad, hezbollah and the islamic republic of iran, which supports those and other terrorist groups, are candid about their genocidal intentions. supreme leader khameini called jewish, must be eradicated. and if jews all gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of going after this worldwide. it is often forgotten or ignored that more than half of the jews in israel descended from families that lived for centuries in arab or muslim lands. and such formally diverse cities as cairo, tripoli, ale.. po, baghdad, circa 1945, was as much as one-third jewish. . in the aftermath of world war ii, jews were driven out, not because they supported israel, no,

if you drink milk, then basically you might be a white supremacist. of former college professor saying the following traits are white supremacy including being on time. what a world wherein. i'll see you back here tomorrow night, have a good night. kennedy: democrats on the warpath. and they say they've got the president right where they want him. [laughter] republicans are like low year-old fellows we are up next. today democrats started their opening arguments, first up there lead impeachment manager adam shifty schiffer brain shift. claiming the president is the criminal in chief. >> the president is unapologetic, is lawless this bound to the constitution, and the oath of office must be removed from that office. lessie continued to use