in 2006 the fbi released and intelligence assessment warning of quote, white supremacists come white supremacist infiltration of law enforcement. the fbi identified to make distinct problems. first, the fbi noted the problem of white supremacy as groups infiltrating law enforcement. we've seen a lot of evidence of that in the 14 years since the fbi's assessment as officers across the country have been dismissed for active membership in the kkk and other similar groups. we will hear testimony -- also identified a second problem, law enforcement officers have no formal affiliation with racist groups, but who sympathize with the racist ideology. this, too, has been in plain view in this period a resurgent racist violence across america. in 2019 a team team of investigative journalist published the plainview project which collected over 5000 postings displaying white supremacists xenophobic and violent facebook material from police officers in eight different cities. we invited the fbi to come today. the bureau refused to, claiming it has nothing to say because they have no evidence that

german, dozens of officers have been killed by white supremacists, as you pointed out. he unredacted -- the fbi document that we have released today mentions different threats of white supremacy's going on to the police forces, as mr. meeink talked about being encouraged. they talk about the risk of sabotage, the risk of having axes to officials, the risk to having access to weaponry and opportunities to use it. what do you think are the biggest risks white supremacists actually infiltrating law enforcement? >> i believe the biggest threat is risk to communities policed by officers who are associated with white supremacist groups who exhibit racist behavior. and i am disappointed that the fbi has disavowed, apparently behind closed doors, it's 2006 assessment. particularly because the 2015 assessment is much nearer in time, and much more direct about what it's talking about. not just at officers might have white supremacist ideas, but that they have acted the links to subjects up a feel domestic terrorism investigation. and the reason i'm concerned about that, it's becau

white supremacy and white supremacists. it is stunning. now let's get back to the group mentioned during the debate, the proud boys. they have been involved in what one judge called a brawl in manhattan and several pled guilty to attempted assault during a riot. this is video of what happened. those are, you know, allegedly members of anti-fascist and now you see the guys in the red hats coming and pummeling them. several people from the proud boys were guilty or pled guilty. what the president said about the proud boys basically was an absolute gift to them. he -- what it sounded like made it a rallying cry for them. saying to stand back and stand by. and so what you see reflected in social media, you don't have to believe me. just go look at what the proud boys were saying on social media. let's pull one of those up. this is one of the reactions minutes after the president started to talk about this. yes, sir, proud boys standing by. knowing they have been involved in what one judge called political violence. it gives you this idea that

president trump was asked if he condemns white supremacists, the white supremacists who support him, he declined to say that he didn't want their support. he started talking about -- >> no, i didn't. i just heard the tape you just played it. >> we just played the whole thing. he was asked do you welcome the support of white supremacists who love you? he started talking about law and order. then pressed he said he denounces, quote, any form of any of that. why is it so difficult for president trump to say i condemn white supremacy, i do not want the support of white supremacists? why is that so difficult for this president? >> it's not difficult and he has done it many, many times. at a certain point the media has to accept yes for an answer, jake. >> he didn't do it today. >> yes, he did. he said i denounce all of that. how much more clear do you want him to be? >> all of what? >> you are one of the few who pointed out. i'm trying to give you credit here, jake. you are one of the few who pointed out the fallacy of what happened in charlottesville. he denounced white supremacists, he

the premises being responsible for more than half the unredacted memo the release today states white supremacist presence is a concern to the access to restrict the areas that are vulnerable to sabotage and those protected persons that they could see as targets for violence white supremacy is a deadly threat to the safety of on first but officers as well as public safety generally far right extremists killed a federal law-enforcement officer one of the employees charged as a former air force urgent also suspected in the santa cruz sheriff earlier this year :-colon february is a publicist officer was killed in alabama. in 2006 the fbi release the intelligence assessment of white supremacist infiltration of on first meant the fbi a a dinner for two distinct problems of groups infiltrating want first met we have seen a lot of evidence of that since the assessment as officers across the country have been dismissed for active membership in the kkk and other similar groups. also identifying a second problem law enforcement one - - law enforcement officers have no affiliation to sympathize with the rac

trump may have ended his presidency tonight with his performance. >> are you willing to condemn white supremacists militia groups. >> say it. >> what do you want to call them? give me a name. >> the commander in chief refused to condemn white supremacy. >> when needed, i wear masks. i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask. >> how many of you got up this morning and had an empty chair at the kitchen table because someone died of covid. if we just wear a mask, we can save half of those numbers. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." we know it's been a long night and it is hard to describe last night's debate without using an expletive. president trump interrupted over and over, he trampled, he bulldozed, he made a

if you are a white supremacist, you don't condemn white supremacists. that's what we saw on stage last night. make no mistake about it. frankly, lots of folks, black women especially, have been saying this for a very long time. i'm thinking this morning of jamel hill saying this years ago and being secureiacoreiated by public. what we're dealing with is the kind of violence that and let's not split hairs here, wants to kill people like me. the proud boys are folks who are very clear that they are white, chauvinist men who want to defend the culture that they believe is right -- the rightful heirs of power across the world. they do not mean any good by folks like me, they are pro violence, they are anti-women, they are anti-people of color, and the idea that we're seeing folks on the right split hairs about white supremacists versus their proud boys lets us know everything we need to know. if the proud boys are celebrating this call to arms, the rest of us have reason not only to be worried, but have reason to be focused about what happens in november an

>> well, he has been embolding white supremacist hate groups ever since charlottesville. ey exist because he created the space. hatred, xenophobia. he still had steve miller in the white house. the question was simple, would you condemn white supremacist groups? he still has not kwered that question. we have a problem. he's counting on these terroristic groups to protect his presidency. we are on the brink of something that we should not be looking at in this country. our democracy will not survive another term of this president. i am afraid that our democracy is being stretched to the limit and the outcome of this election must be as wide a margin as possible to send a clear, clear message from all americans, not just african-americans that racial hatred, tribalism, division should not be a part of the consideration for this presidential campaign. >> you know, gloria, the president also used last night's debate to sow distrust in the u.s. electoral process, again refusing to accept the results of the election. you heard what bob woodward was just saying, how concerned he

are doing to combat the ongoing threat of white supremacist violence targeting religious minorities and communities of color. since then, our concern has obviously grown. instead of focusing on the significant threat of domestic terrorism motivated by white supremacy and far right-wing extremism, terrorists who have killed more than 100 americans since 9/11, president trump claims, as he did last night, that violence is a left-wing problem, not a right-wing problem. let me tell you. we should condemn violence on both wings and everything in between. i join vice president biden in condemning all violence, including the alleged murder of federal protective service officer in oakland, california, by a right-wing bugaloo extremist, and the alleged murder of two black lives matter protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, by an illinois teenager who reportedly considered himself to be a member of a militia. 17 years old. unfortunately, as we've learned from the former trump administration officials, the trump administration has down played the threat of violent white supremacy and other far-right-wi

and it was very clear, made by chris wallace when talking about denouncing white supremacist and white wing militias. that was the quote from wallace. and the president did not denounce their mission today. he just changed his words from they should stand back and stand by to they should stand down. what's your reaction? >> well, thank you very much for having me, erin. i've got two iraqs to that. the first is this. i seem to recall that mr. trump said he did not know who david duke was. and it was clear that he knew him very well and had referred to him often before. and in this instance, for him to ask them to stand down gives credence to them. that's not what he was asked. he was asked whether or not he would denounce white supremacy. i'm still waiting on this man to denounce white supremacy, not just the proud boys. that's one group of white supremacists. >> yes. >> and i want to say to all the listeners here, please remember this deflected -- we've got to stop letting this guy get away with this. there was not any antifa or any leftists that walked into the church and killed those

come out to support their white supremacist breath ok there are hints or kind of off the radar calls in the past 24 hours since the debate for those proud boy type people to you know if you will in inverted commas protect the polling stations on election day seriously you know one could look at the debate and laugh at what was said cynically in a worried sense if you will but are we heading towards a time where maybe we're going to see those proud boys on the back of their pickup trucks with their guns wearing their camouflage gear just protecting the democratic rights of people to cast their vote on november the 3rd. oh absolutely it is no laughing matter whatsoever we know that already in states such as virginia we have had we have seen essentially mass of people engaging in voter intimidation and so when the president of the united states winks and nods and tells a white militia standby we should believe that that will in fact follow those orders so i think we have every reason to be very concerned about what might happen on election there mr trump also said however the real probl

white supremacists, they clearly love you and support you. you welcome that?i want law and order to be a very important part -- campaign. >> but do you denounce them? do you denounce them? >> i have always denounced any form -- any form -- any form of any of that, you have to denounce. >> reporter: on a train tour of ohio today, joe biden with his own message to the proud boys. >> my message to the proud boys and every other white supremacist group is cease and desist. that's not who we are. this is not who we are as americans. >> reporter: biden calling out trump's debate performance. >> the president of the united states conducted himself the way he did, i think it was just a national embarrassment. what i saw last night was all about him. he didn't speak to you or your concerns or the american people even once. >> reporter: on stage, biden tried to talk around the president and talk directly to the american people. >> this is his economy that being -- he's shut down. the reason it's shut down is because, look, you folks at home -- how many of you got up thi

i know what you do, bro. >> who that's not a white supremacist and nazi?reporter: the proud boys tell us they're here to drink beer and barbecue but there have already been a couple events that teeth erd on the edge of violence including our own crew being threatened. >> cnn -- get the -- out. get out. >> reporter: just film that. >> you got something to say? >> we had one antifa come in here. he openly admitted he was. the cameras captured it all. look. they're being so violent. they didn't touch him. he wasn't bleeding. he wasn't marked up. he didn't get punched. he didn't get nothing. i told him later you're lucky. >> reporter: well if you're not here for violence it wouldn't be luck it would be the plan, right? >> right, i mean, if -- yeah. >> reporter: it wouldn't be a stroke of luck. >> sure. >> reporter: you weren't expecting to be violent. >> but i can't speak for everybody else. >> reporter: the sheriff's department estimated about a thousand people came to delta park throughout the day. meanwhile about a thousand counterprotesters gathered three

it sounded to me like he saw white supremacists as aligned with police. isn't it -- i mean, isn't christopher wray testifying that law enforcement's central threat to domestic peace and security is white supremacist-ininspired terrorism. doesn't he have that exactly backwards? >> the one person in washington these days who seems not to be egiquivocating at all is chris wray, who sees all of the intelligence from a 30,000 foot level, from local, county, and state law enforcement agencies and we need to pay attention when he says the authority is hate-based domestic terrorism group and they are on the far right. and furthermore, this notion of antifa, as being some kind of organized group is laughable. let me assure you something. if the fbi, who is very good at dismantling structured organizations, and using various federal legislation to do so, if they had a shot at taking down a violence organization, they would do it. but there's no organization to it. there's no home office in springfield for antifa. there's no president for antifa. and so it's a movem

. >> your willing to condemn white supremacists and militia groups. >> the commander-in-chief refused to condemn white supremacy. >> when needed i wear a mask. i don't wear a mask like him. >> how many got up this morning and have an empty chair at the kitchen table because somebody died of covid. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning everyone. welcome to a special edition -- >> or extended night. >> that's right. yeah. it's wednesday, september 30th, 5:00 tachbt. you've been up all night trying to process what you've witnessed. it's hard to describe last night's debate without using an expletive. mr. trump is described as chaotic, trampling, bull dozing, making a spectacle of the debate and tweeting out loud for 90 minutes. the president repeatedly interrupted and sparred with the moderator with nonstop interruptions. he joe biden didn't take the bait for northwest part hitting back at mr. trump and instead talking directly to the american people when he could. biden also called out the president's failed pandemic response. >> when he was presente

well as you just heard donald trump did refuse to denounce the american white supremacist group is his full response to the question always that the real threat is the radical left wing i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing not from the right now what do you want to you know what are you saying and i'm willing to do anything i want to see what he has no answer do it say you want to call him what you want to call him give me a name give me a why is a promise as a writer i read it can die out grow as a person right proud of my words stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti fair and the left because this is not a right wing is there is a levy are direct this is a left and we have got right an organizer of the problem is celebrated the presidential comments in this debate he writes this on social media that trump told them to stand by because he needs someone to deal with auntie for he goes on to say we're ready. we'll get more on that story for you just as soon as we can. has been laid to rest one day

these horrendous incidents all fueled by white the premises violence -- white supremacist violence areasy for any reasonable-minded american to condemn, much less the leader of our country. and we know the fbi director has identified white supremacy as one of the greatest threats that we face inin our nation today. i'm deeply disturbed. i i ink about t how history will reflect on this momenent. yestererday was a dark day for r country. i think about 191915 whehen woow wilson screamed "birth o of a nation" ininside the white hous. over a centuryry later, that isa moment that stands out for any ordinary americann as i whitee housuse that embraced unnecessarily white supremacist rhetoric. essentially, that is what we saw yesterday. we know the proud boys are rejoicing today. we know they have taken this moment to breathe life into their movement. they are boasting about how last night has helped to energize eir base and helththem t recruit n new membe. so thiis a moment that poses a real and grave threa to blac and brown pelele in rticicul ininur country who are often the victims of racia

to condemn white supremacists that is an approval to many white supremacists. when they see that they're like, he endorses us. that's how they see it. >> he could do it now. he could do it in five minutes. he could do it in an hour. he could do it tonight. the floor is his. he could use his twitter platform -- >> but he can't take it back. he can't take what he said. >> you're right and, you know, jim and i and our whole team thought of you this morning. we're so glad you've been doing this reporting for so long and thank you. >>> with us is a national political reporter from "the new york times" and jackie kucinich is joining us. estad, the proud boys we heard it all from sara. what do you think it means for america what has transpired since the president said that? >> yeah, i think that's going to be the moment that sticks with us from this debate. the refusal to condemn white supremacy is one thing, a remarkable thing, but it's the consistent through line from the president i think that what voters know. this is not just a moment or a blip in the radar for s

and he had asked him that question, go ahead and denounce these white supremacist groups.it. so the point was made. and everybody saw that. so i think it was the crux of that debate. because trumpet affects was announcing yeah, i am a racist. carol, you put that first hand experience. thank you so much for explaining what the moderator goes through. because it isn't easy but my goodness it was a heckuva night. thank you so much. we don't yet have a globally available vaccine for covid i9 but the wealthiest countries have been striking deals to ensure that when we do they have access to it. it is a scramble that could leave limited supplies in the coming year for low— and middle—income countries. today the un secretary general, antonio guterres, appealed to the advanced nations, to donate money from their own national responses to the pandemic — into order to help fund this global vaccine plan. he told the bbc how much it would help to win the commitment of the united states, china, and russia. it will be very important to have the commitment of all countries. some countrie

they're not explicitly white supremacist. it's mostly white but not entirely. mostly working class but not entirely and a big part of it is self help. if they want to project a certain kind of masculinity. >> and what's the dynamic between an teefau and proud boys as we've seen them clashing in protelss across the country? >> reporter: pretty nuts. the proud boys want to intimidate antifa. that's why they dress the way they do and talk the way they do. and to a degree, it works. rumors would spread proud boys are coming. when they actually do clash, it can be explosive. a lot of times it's just one person who gets singled out and they'll be chased down a field. there's been one death, although that person was not a proud boy. when you're on the ground, it's very scary. >> and you really communicate that through your piece. thank dprz being with us. >> thank you. >> i wanted to bring in the cochair of black voices for trump. why did the president not condemn white supremacists? >> three times the president said he would condemn white supremacist. >> and then he

talk to me about the nature of white supremacists threat.kind of terror tactics are we talking about here? >> so the primary terrorist tactics by white supremacists is firearms, mass shootings. they also use arson as a violent crime and occasionally bombings. >> michael, you there? i think we lost you just for a moment. daryl. excuse me. are you there? >> yeah i'm here. so the primary tactics of white supremacists is mass shootings, arson attacks, and bombings. >> the report also says since 2018 they meaning white supremacists have conducted more attacks in the u.s. than any other domestic violent extremist movement. based on your time, daryl, at dhs, is the government taking this threat seriously enough? because this president has declined to criticize some of them even when carrying -- >> it hasn't taken it serious enough. it is only recently we started seeing the fbi and department of justice getting onboard and starting to crack down on some of these groups. i am pleased to see homeland security has acknowledged the threat and i hope thi

but donald trump now says he has always condemned white supremacists. you'll have to give me definition because i don't know who the proud boys are. you will only list i can only say that i have to stand down and let law enforcement do their work. he didn't know who they were but he didn't know who they were only the third term in the debate. lots of name—calling and mudslinging. the moderator said they are going to introduce more measures to ensure a more orderly discussion in debates to come. we will also update you on the discussion on the other‘s doorstep. we'll also update you on the esclating conflict on europe's doorstep. azerbaijan is refusing to end its military operations against armenia, as it demands full control of the nagorno—karabakh region, and the human cost is mounting. and at the latest covid—i9 briefing, the uk's chief scientific adviser has warned "we don't have this under control". if us presidential debates are about informing voters about policy and showing a watching world how democracy works, then what we saw last night was a f

after ducking an opportunity to condemn white supremacists — the president now claims ignorance overar—right group he mentioned by name. i don't know who the proud boys are. i mean, you'll have to give me a definition because i really don't know who they are. i can only say they have to stand down. let law enforcement do their work. the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. everybody will only be protected when the countries in the developing world will also be able to vaccinate their citizens. preisdents putin and macron call for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict between azerbaijan and ethnic armenian forces. we have a special report. the us commission on presidential debates says it'll announce new measures to ensure a more orderly and structured discussion in the two remaining debates between donald trump and joe biden. the statement followed tuesday's ill—tempered encounter, laced with insults. after the contest biden, called trump's conduct in the debate a "national embarrassment" and condemned hi

note this, the president refused to condemn white supremacists despite clear and repeated opportunitiesdo so in no uncertain terms. >> instead he told one far-right group to stand by, the proud boys are celebrating their debate shout out this morning. let let's go to jessica dean. it was a debate that left the american people with no answers about what their next president would do for them and that's disgraceful. >> reporter: right. if you were looking for policy discussions you weren't going to find that last night, that's for sure, and i want to take us back to that moment you all just mentioned when the president refused to condemn white supremacists. he had that opportunity in front of his opponent, in front of millions of american voters, he would not take it. take a look. >> are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups. >> sure. >> and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of these cities as we saw in kenosha and as we've seen in portland? >> sure, i'm willing to do that. >> go ahead, sir. >> i would say almost eve

parents detecting this kind of emerging extremism, whether it is islam or white supremacist extremism, it's critical and they need to act quickly. once these young men get inside these groups, you can spread out the blame and the responsibilities. individual actors cannot do that but in a group you are more likely to have groupthink and engage in more violence. it's very difficult to extract someone from that. if you think there is a criminal level of behavior in terms of planning, the police have to be contacted. that's very difficult for a parent to do for their own son. but certainly engaging them with a counselor, such as yourself, or another adult figure, or even gangng member -- an ex member would help. i don't have the same training you do so i cannot offer a clinical or more formal suggestion. but i will say that we have established in this country, counter violent extremism programs in communities over the last decade. asse were not looked upon serious programs by the current administration. backeeds to be brought for the full spectrum of actors for those being radicalized. t

this isn't the first time trump has failed to call out white supremacists back in twenty seventeen he refused to condemn white nationalists and other right wing groups after a car drove into counter protesters in charlottesville virginia killing thirty two year old heather higher. people that were. very finee people on b boh sides i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either analysts view donald trump's refusal to once again condemned white supremacists as a call to arms he acknowledgement will likely appeal to his base rather than swing voters. on the fence. just a footnote to this that donald trump's been trying to write in this controversy of his closest to what white supremacy. - *-*- wednesday if e denounces white supremacists he said he always denounced them. this of course trump said quote of the day after the debate. a national disgrace reactions from americans choosing not to walk this first presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden let's take a listen to what people have been saying. yeah i thought

the proud boys, a white supremacist group. could you imagine an easier question to answer for anyone, but especially for a president of the united states? "mr. president, will you condemn white supremacisted?" he couldn't do it. reminds us of another campaign moment where he pretended he didn't know who david duke was four yaegtst years ago. he's given the chance. he won't do it. know who he is. so there is the spectacle of this, how ugly it was, just as a representation of our politics, as a display to the world of who we are and where we are as a country. then there was the strategy. who exactly was he convincing last night to vote for him, other than his base, who's not going anywhere? who watched that -- >> proud boys. >> -- if there are undecided people, who watched that and said, yes, i want more of that for four years? so, we'll talk about who did well and who didn't, but how could you watch that and want more of that, if you're still thinking about who to vote for? >> well, and listen, there's an entire network that is

a constant battle, and sometimes the truth loses. >>> let's talk a little bit more about the white supremacist issue. i'm going to read more from the whistleblower report. mr. cuccinelli stated mr. murphy needed to specifically modify the section on white supremacy in a manner that made the threat appear less severe as well as include information on the prominence of violent left-wing groups. elizabeth neumann who was also at dhs and has since quit said part of the reason she did quit is because the department was not taking seriously the threat of white supremacists. we heard the president repeatedly refuse to engage directly on white supremacist violence, instead immediately deflecting to antifa or to extremists or anarchists, as he calls them, as he says, on the left side. not engaging directly with white supremacists. as somebody who used to work in dhs, talk to me about that threat. >> well, i mean, it's crystal clear that white supremacists in the last few years have committed acts of domestic terrorism and killed more americans than even the jihadis from al qaeda or isis, and they're qu

stand back and stand by but meanwhile president trump denies knowing one of the white supremacist groups that he refused to condemn during the debate. and protests erupt in several parts of india after the authorities cremate the body of a teenage gang rape victim without her family's consent. international pressure is growing on armenia and azerbaijan to end their fierce battles over the spirited region of nagorno-karabakh both sides of reporting more military and civilian casualty. after a 4th day of fighting but the leaders of both countries are digging in rejecting demands for a cease fire and seeking help from russia and turkey the chordal carabao his internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's been controlled by ethnic armenians since the end of a war between the 2 countries in 1994 charlotte bellis has more. as the international community pleaded with armenia and azerbaijan to stop fighting they did the opposite now in its 4th day violence is increasing in the disputed region of nepal no karabakh. and it threatens to spread outside the immediate conflict zone and aze

want moo to me to say, he feels frustrated, he has said a number of times that he denounces white supremacistsat you want me to say to put this to rest. >> the fear of white supremacy, the fear of what's happening in our country as it relates to black people has fueled the largest global civil rights movement of our time, and he can't say, he knows exactly who he's talking to. and i do think that proud boys moment, which many people in my connection say, did you hear that? that stokes fear in the hearts of so many people, the idea that you're saying "stand by"? for what? we know that those individuals take to heart what he said, that has fueled a lot of shootings that have happened. he knows that his words matter, and that should stoke fear in the hearts of not just black americans but all americans. >> thanks so much, the round table. that is it for us tonight. byron? >> we'll be right back with reactions from voters. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends,

and president trance denies knowing one of the white supremacist groups that he refused to condemn it during the debate. protests erupt in several parts of india after the authorities cremate the body of a teenage gang rape victim without her family's consent even. though thank you for joining us international pressure is growing on armenia and azerbaijan to end their fierce battles over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides of reporting more civilian and military casualties after a 4th day of fighting french president emanuel mccraw and russia's vladimir putin have called for a cease fire in a joint phone call but the leaders of both countries are digging in a corner of his internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's being controlled by ethnic armenians since the end of a war between the 2 countries back in 1904 robin forrester walker reports now from tbilisi. were were was this is new go and care about x. deadly new war films by new site head get the am on the armenian frontlines. there are. you can hear the sound of a drone. soldiers desperately trying to

that is how everyone who has been impacted for sure by white supremacists and white supremacy saw it. when you watch that, it was another one of those moments where you don't want to feel shocked because you've heard some of this rhetoric before. but you know that this emboldened those who want to further the cause of white supremacy. and white supremacists, neo-nazis, you name it, the kkk, they see this as an approval, not a tacit approval but an explicit approval of what they're doing. and what they believe. and they believe what the president believes what they believe -- >> and it wasn't just the statement that he made about the proud boys. it was also the statement toward the ends around his supporters and as it relates to voter suppression and intimidation which there is sort of nothing more sort of connected to the history of black people in our ability to express our will through the vote is to also let the other end be suppressed, being attacked on the vote. there is a facebook post right now that i've had direct conversation with leadership at facebook up until two hours bef

and these proud boys are a white supremacist neo-nazi group. and before we got one hour after this debate, they have a new shoulder patch for their camouflage outfits. >> let me bring in aisha. go ahead. >> yeah. so if you think about the entirety of the debate, the only group that donald trump shouted out with some sense of -- i'll just call it affection for at least that's how they're taking it, right? so he may not claim that he's a racist, but the racists think he is. every other line in it was all just about donald trump and his bluster, talking about how great he is, and then supposedly knowing the strategy of how what biden should or shouldn't do. he said a couple of times, oh, you've lost the progressives. he also said several times, you couldn't do this. you couldn't do that. if you had the chance, you wouldn't. donald trump only empathized with,praised, and appreciated himself throughout. and i think this is really important and is going to matter because people often -- you know, monday morning quarterback 2016 and say, well, donald

director christopher wray warned congress of the threat posed by white supremacists.so they're-- the white supremacists areargest chunk of their racially s.tivated domestic terrori >> yes. let-- but let me also say that-- and i would also add to that that racially motivad olent extremists over recent years have been responsible for the most lethaactivity in the u.s. >> brangham: also this month, brian murphy, an official in the department of homeland security, filed a whistleblower complaint, claiming that other senior officials directed him to downplay the threat of white supremacy "in a manner that madh threat appear less severe." >> brangham: the trumpign pushed back, noting the president's new "platinum pla"" for black communities, whichco touches onmic and health care issues, but also calls for the d.o.j. to treat the ku klux klan as a domestic terror organization. biden addressed the president's remarks about the "proud boys" at an ohio train stop today. >> my message to the proud boys and every other white suact group is cease anddesiat' this is not who we are

>> white supremacist. proud boys. >> proud boys stand back and standby. i'll tell you what, somebody has to do something about antifa and the left. this is in the a right -- >> what in your view there was a lot there, what happened in that moment? >> well, first of all, with every presidential debate there's the night of and the day after. the day after that. and it's really those moments that live on. that you talk about in the media. that get shared on social media. that will be one of them. it's not he didn't just condemn white supremacist. it was a rallying cry to the proud boys. they have a logo out staying stand back and standby. that was a call. he wants them out at polling places. after the election. so i think that's going to be a moment that the media is going to cover. the other thing, the moment joe biden talked about his son. his service. he was not a loser. as donald trump called service members. who died are cancer. he offered no sympathy and went on the attack. my suspicious for the swing voters that really was fwoing to turn them off. i l

give me a name. >> white supremacists. >> who would you like me to condemn? proud boys, stand back and stand by. but i'll tell you what. i'll tell you what. somebody's got to do something about antifa and the left because this is not a right-wing problem. >> we are happy to be joined at the top of this hour by the democratic vice presidential nominee, california democratic senator kamala harris. senator, thank you for joining us. my first question to you, what just happened? >> well, america was presented with a very clear choice. on the one hand, you have joe biden, who has experience, who has poise, who has grace, who speaks with intelligence, who speaks directly in the camera to the american people about their situation. and then on the other hand, you have an angry, defensive donald trump, who spent full time interrupting, attempting to bully the process, including the moderator. you know, when i watched the debate, i'll have to tell you, brian, i couldn't help but think about the people around the world who are watching the debate. and people have mentio

. >> phratry at prayer says it rejects white supremacist but doesn't seem to care much about who joinsanks. a feature that help someone infiltrate the group for years even though gibson insists his group is not racist the truth is attractive many who are openly racist, white supremacists have praised the group. how the response? >> i have never seen that. it is frustrating. today kate brown had the nerve to call jay a white supremacists, to call him something they know nothing about j, nobody an antifa or black lives matter, kate brown, ted wheeler even understands who jay is in his heart and this is their attempt to justify murdering him in cold blood on the streets. this is the attempt of the far left to dehumanize people so we don't treat them like humans with the truth is j is the human, he has feelings, he's a great guy, we need to treat him that way. mike: has there been infiltration of the groups and your group and he regret that? >> i don't understand what infiltration is. in the past we throw rallies, anyone can show up, antifa shows up, doesn't make me a commie. one of the bi

the president refusing to condemn white supremacists. >> white supremacists. >> stand back and stand by. >> online racist groups rejoice. the backlash immediate. outrage over the entire event heard from both sides of the aisle. will the first debate of the season be the last? we'll break it all down. >>> compound crisis. a new state of emergency declared in california as three dangerous wildfires merge into one massive wall of flames. more homes destroyed. more evacuations ordered. we're live with the latest battle facing already exhausted firefighters. >>> mounting toll. a new sign of covid-19's impact on the economy. disney announcing one of the biggest layoffs of the pandemic. 28,000 workers in florida and california. can their once thriving empire rebound? >>> tackling on outbreak. the nfl faces its first coronavirus challenge. eight members of the tennessee titans tested positive. two teams forced to shut down their facilities. games this week potentially in jeopardy. this morning we'll hear from commissioner roger goodell. >>> all that plus let the playoffs begin. >> on the fir

biden: his own fbi director said they were white supremacists. antifa is an idea, not an organization. that.i director said chris: we are done, sir. antifa is bad.: mr. biden: you have no idea. president trump: antifa is a dangerous, radical -- chris: we are moving on. host: we start this morning with richard from california, supporter of joe biden. what did you think of last night? caller: i thought it was disgrace -- a disgrace in democracy by trump. obviously the guy is totally scared of losing. he had no policy. like an unhinged person on steroids. noted quorum. -- no decorum. no boundaries in terms of the debate in terms of the rules and regulations, just like he has been his whole life. just like he has run this country. he was chaotic. he was a bully. he was vicious. he was angry. host: what did you think of joe biden's performance last night? caller: i wanted him to fight back in certain areas. there are so many areas trump is vulnerable. not only with his family. house andn the white people profiting from him being president. there is so

of people killed in this country by folks on the includet, that would white supremacists, neo-nazis, militia, folks like that is over 100, is it -- it is about 114 or maybe 117. on part withy much what some people from the jihadi's. over 100 versus one, we have to put them in perspective as well. host: let's see if we could get a few more colors and, we will start with justin from columbia, south carolina. caller: hi there, i am curious if there is any kind of connection or lineage to the anarchist group in eugene, oregon that we sought during wto of the 90's to antifa today. guest: great question, thank you , thehat, the w.t.o anti-globalization movement in the 1990's is considered one of the precursors of the antifa movement today. you're absolutely right to identify that. so you have the anti-globalist, you have the punk rock scene in the 80's and kind of what is going after the skinheads and then later on in the 90's you had the anti-globalization and then later on you had to the occupy movement. what you sometimes see are were active in those earlier movement that now self ident

real quick about the president's comments, refusing to disavow white supremacists and telling the proud boys to stand by, one of the ways we know this white house and the campaign views that as problematic is because they've spent the entire morning suggesting to us that the president didn't say the thing that we've all heard him say, that he might have misspoken, that he actually told the group to stand down. in fact we know he did not say that, as we see joe biden disembark that amtrak train there. i'll throw it back to you, andrea. >> and you can see that he's gotten off the train. we're waiting to hear from him. he may take questions. mike memoli is there. but we can keep talking for a bit, geoff. i also want to bring in jim palmieri, you've been all over the country this season with "the circus" as well on showtime. and you've had a lot of experience deal with donald trump in the last cycle, in 2016. after a debate like this, what does joe biden have to communicate? >> he was able, given how hard the circumstances were for him last night, i think he did pretty well in communicating

his refusal to condemn what is a —— white supremacist and also refusal to acknowledge climate change. would not refute the new york times claimed that he paid $750 in 2016- 2017 in claimed that he paid $750 in 2016— 2017 in personal income tax because of all the reductions he was able to make. he was pressed about white supremacist and what his message would be, he said proud boys, a group of white supremacist, they should stand back and stand by which does not sound like he wanted them to be called off altogether. a classically slightly confusing moment. a lot of sound and fury, not very much like. very ugly and pointing to several more ugly debates to come. the supreme court supremely important. for many republican voters the most important thing about a donald trump presidency. joe biden got stuck. he simply said he did not say anything about the numbers on the supreme court. the progressive left of the democratic party wants to pack the courts to expand the number of justices beyond the the courts to expand the number ofjustices beyond the nine who we re ofjustices beyond the nine

the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one disposable pad. >>> give me a name. >> white supremacistswhite proud boys. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> my message to the proud boys and every other white supremacist group is, cease and desist. that's not who we are. this is not who we are as americans. >> could donald trump have been any clearer? forget his inability to call out white supremists, he's now supporting them. while the president and the supporters twist themselves into knots. the proud boys, designated a hate group, have already added trump's words, stand back and stand by, to their logo. as if it's their new rallying cry. joining me now is ben collins, who kovs the intersection of extremism here at the shop. thank you for being here, ben. i saw you on tv earlier and plotted to steal you for our show tonight, because i thought your explanation was so clear. a lot of people hear these terms thrown around. i know that proud boys have been arrested for gang riot. there was a case in new york which we'll show a little bit of. can you explain who they are? >> they asc

in my state, the three officers that i've known who have been murdered, one was a white supremacist. another got shot by a 15-year-old kid, and another guy got shot responding to a domestic violence, i can't remember the exact years. in all cases, these shooters were all white and the officers were all white. how these white officers think however every time we approach a black person, we're going to do harm. in my state alone, even if you years ago back in 2009 or 2010, a guy got released from prison, he was a white supremacist, he killed a guy working at a pizza ande, stole the uniform, killed the correctional officer who was white and ended up getting killed himself in texas. that was my comment. i don't really think you understand why white officers think we are going to be more of a threat. bundy, he points weapons at federal officers. about a week or so after that shooting in el paso, another guy in ohio, a heavily armed white man, they talked him down. and there was a shooting in a church in the bottom burger king. but when you are unarmed in black, you are a threat. host: we a

i know you know what white supremacist means. you say to a guy are you against men abusing women and you go well, what kind of abuse is it? it doesn't the name of the group, he's refusing to condemn white supremacy. why is that so hard for the president of the united states? and everybody always dodging around the question. you know him intimately. >> i think he has. i've been in press conferences when he has. i've seen him say it repeatedly. he's condemned many white supremacist groups. and gayle, you're going to have to ask the person you're asking the question to, you're not asking me. you're asking the president. you're going to have to ask him. as far as the debate is concerned, i personally totally missed that with all the shouting back and forth. i didn't even hear that part of the debate. >> well, that's there. a lot of people did hear it. but that's fair if you missed it. >> it was a thing this morning that's been spurring up that i just picked up on. you're probably going to ask the president. i would imagine he's going

turns out he is associates with a prison gang, a gang the anti-defamation league identify as white supremacistve he helped initiate riots and destruction. while the president deploys race baiting act ticks, incites panic over antifa invading suburbs -- not happening -- while the president downplays the threat of white supremacy -- remember, very fine people on both sides -- listen to what officials are saying. they are saying the threat is real from white supremacists, a threat that will remain real until there is a president who takes action, and the current president has shown no interest in doing just that. joe biden says president trump's downplaying of coronavirus is close to criminal. as a former white house aide unloads on the president's handling. pandemic. we're covering it all just ahead. we are the thrivers. women with metastatic breast cancer. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. in a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer with hr+, her2- metastatic brea