investigator said the man is a white supremacist who sought to provoke violence against protesters.arson investigator wrote an affidavit, this was the first fire that set off a string of fires and looting throughout the precinct and the rest of the city. and then i want to go to vice president mike pence at the republican convention echoing trump's vow to enforce law and order, and mentioned the killing of a security officer during a black lives matter protest in oakland. this is what he said. vice pres. pence: people like day patrick underwood, an officer in the department of homeland security's protective service, who was shot and killed during the riots in oakland, california. his heroism is emblematic of the heroes that serve in blue every day. we are privileged tonight to be joined by his sister angela. amy: what the vice president left out was a key part of the story. the man charged with underwood's death was not a black lives matter protester but a man with ties to the far-right boogaloo moveme, which has used protests against police brutality as cover to carry out violence.

amy: on that point of the white supremacists, we are seeing one arrest after another that the initialreaking up the glass, the initial fires that are set, of those are arrests white supremacists involved. we talked about this yesterday with alicia garza. it was vice president mike pence who in his republican national convention address brought in the relative of a federal security guard who was killed in oakland as if he was killed by black activists but he was killed by by glue boi who arrested and was well-known -- was arrestedwho and was well-known. your response to these killings, the responses within the protests, and what you think me stabbing now? we were looking at some of your tweet over the last days. on monday wrote "abolition now." wallace'slk about killing a lot of the movement to defund the police? as you said, every -- we have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. i think something like half the city budget of louisville -- where breonna taylor was killed by police -- half the budget is for the pole. >> that is exactly the problem. an abolitionist vision ultimately is

patriot prayer on the other american mainstream media, usually per trey's, them as racists or white supremacists. so let's find this out. why do you call yourself hatred prayer? what does that mean? i believe that in order to truly fight for freedom, it is you have to be able to have a connection with god, or at least it helps you and that great fire, heavenly father, we just thank you so much for this beautiful day. it's cold, but we love it. lord, we're just so thankful that you've given us this country and all it really looks like in regular demonstrations and rallies. but the only thing is that they have armed guards across the area, patrolling in constantly being on alert. we came for the rally for you with the security, so to speak, a little bit of all global, both make it go right along those both in the mainstream media they usually call you racist or white supremacist one. i have to say about that. yes, that's what people say when they don't have any other argument. so they can't attack what i say. they can't attack what i do. and so they just go to racists, but yeah, absolutely. nobody

both make sure you don't want those in the mainstream media they usually call you racist or white supremacist what you have to say about that so that's what people say when they don't have any other argument so they can attack what i say they can't attack what i do and so they just go to racist yeah absolutely no issues with african-americans or any other people of color of course not we have tons of them that come to the rallies with us you are an african american and use of for donald trump obviously and this is kind and usual i would say i'm not really there's a lot of black people that support no. african-americans treat you when they found out that you are on the right side of the political spectrum it's normal to get some of the hardcore like you know him go. there when he is a house negro i call you uncle tom what do you think about the movements like be a lamb and all that kind of thing keep it is a domestic terrorist organization again i was stabbed in downtown poorly. coached him as he would somebody why do you keep as many people behind. and that's kind of one of the local stars he

man through loudspeaker: there is no white supremacists here. do not listen to this lady.ow what she's talking about. they don't like the... they don't like the media either. go back to your other side of the street. we do not like your type here. he's saying... you're gonna put fake news on the air and tell your bleep. horns honking. you're not telling the truth. it's ridiculous. it doesn't save a life. it didn't stop the spread. all they did was lock us down and destroy our economy. go lock yourself back down. go ahead. do it. this is the last time i'm coming... do you think a mask is a political statement? yeah, dutch springs. i hope you know you just lost your... dutch springs. chanting: usa! usa! yeah, go biden! spread love. we're here to spread love. holy bleep! oh, it's only like 3% in. oh, no. trump is ahead now in florida. yeah, by, like, 60... oh, my god. election night starts badly for naomi. what's at stake here for you? the livelihood of so many, like literally people's basic fundamental needs. rights. rights and... it's terrifying, it's... god, we can't go th

patriot prayer on the other american mainstream media usually per trey's them as racists or white supremacists so let's find this out. why do you call yourself a patriot prayer what does that mean i believe that in order to truly fight for freedom that you have to be able to have a connection with god or at least it helps you and that great fire heavenly father we just thank you so much for this beautiful day it's cold but we love it lord we're just so thankful that you've given us this country. and all it really looks like in regular demonstrations and rallies but the only thing is they have armed guards across the area patrolling. constantly being on alert. we came for the rally for you with the security so to speak a little bit of all. a little bit of both make it go right on those in the mainstream media they usually call you racist or white supremacist what you have to say about that so that's what people say when they don't have any other argument so they can attack what i say they can type what i do and so they just go to racist yeah absolutely no issues with african-americans or any ot

with the white supremacist, unfortunately it always existed in the west. it we've always had it. the voice and white supremacy in the united states. but we you to do something is different. mostly the conditions that allow this group to grow. basically external conditions. specifically russia. the white supremacy groups, are fighting against the russians believe me. and the fighting with them. and finally we have this amazing success. and they designated a white supremacy group, as a transition party to the very first time ever, an organization. [inaudible]. and basically they are trying to have them travel and have the experience in ukraine and then come back and do whatever they wanted to do. creates more divisions . create racial wars. and they are doing it in the u.s. france and germany and a lot of other places. and now the leaders of the groups for example today, when they see the pressure from the fbi and they have a lot of production because everything they do is productive. and they run and they go to russia. so the party against the people when they are escaping, they ar

russia is supporting white supremacist groups were fighting against the russians in the ukraine and fightingith the russians and we worked state closely and we have this amazing success in designating state department designated whites a promising group when the russian is a terrorist organization the very first time ever terrorist or white supremacist organization was named as a terrorist organization and they are trying to basically get support for these people, have them travel to st. petersburg, go and have that experience in ukraine and then they come back to do whatever they want to do, you know, create more divisions and create racial wars in societies and they are doing it in the uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. now, the leaders of groups when they feel the pressure from the fbi they have a lot of pressure because everything they do is protected by the first or second amendment and then they move on and go to russia. we thought we are fighting against the russians in ukraine but here they are when they are escaping they are making videos from a cafÉ outside the kremlin.

. >> tucker: i heard mayor ted wheeler saying the real threat we face is from white supremacists and other right-wingers raging through our cities this week. i hear a lot of people saying that. has anybody called them on it? that is so demonstrably insane. >> they can't because the media's on the side of the democratic party where there is no truth anymore in the media so you're not going to hear that, you will see the media carried out falsehood and try to draw false equivalencies between trump supporter's and anarchists out in the streets trying to destroy law and order in this country. we know washington, d.c., is in boarding up because they are worried about trump supporter's taking to the streets where they worried about the continuation of the violence we have seen and the great irony of what's going on right now is the republican party is expanding. they've become a big tent party and donald trump will win more with blacks and hispanics, working-class voters on the democrat party is narrowing. the party of extremism and totalitarian that don't accept anyone that don't bow down

he's not a white supremacist. he's not a a racist.nd i know him and he is none of that joe biden said. >> tucker: so, as far as i know and we look today, but i don't think there's any evidence at all that that's true. online evidence or video evidence showing your son endorsing extremist racial positions. it is there? >> no, there isn't. kyle, he's a caring young man. he went to kenosha to help people. what joe biden did, showed my son's picture, his image. labels him as a white supremacist. i will take him down. >> tucker: he is not the only one. the people around biden casually attacked very many people with that label, which is a various serious thing to call for in this country. the fbi investigated so it's not a small thing. why do you think he did that? >> because to win back the election, des -- cheaters don't. he used my son's image to get votes. >> tucker: yeah. has the biden campaign among the people around joe biden, have they responded to you in any w way? >> what i know of, no. it don't know about the lawyers or anything

what we're seeing here is kind of the last breath of the white supremacist male dragons in the united states holding onto power as they can and also we are seeing a complete were oppression and all pression all the votes so this idea that donald trump and anyone who's wit him is with black and brown people is one that i will not fly till the day i die i know what is happening in the streets i see what is happening in the streets but we have to be very mindful that the republican party is very good at oppressing both but let me say this that democratic party was very bad in florida what the democratic party should have done was fit get the old cubans that are still mad about fidel castro and are still mad about venice well a lot and gone after the. one and a half 1000000 white but he kens who donald trump the paper towels that so i'm not just saying this is a republican problem at all what i'm saying is that all parties no longer represent the majority of the incoming generation out of granite or said i'm good just to bring something up here there it is a sense is there a sense there t

with a white supremacist, unfortunately it always existed in the west. 've always had what supremacy. we always have that white supremacy and the united states but what we see today is something a little bit different. what we see as most of the conditions that allow these groups to grow are basically external condition. they are being supported by outside countries, specifically russia. russia is supporting white supremacy groups are fighting against the russians, believe me, in the ukraine and are fighting with the russians. we work closely with the state department and finally we had this amazing success and act to designate state department designate what supremacy group with russian as a terrorist organization, the very first time ever i terrorist, a white supremacist organization was tagged as terrorist organization. basically they're trying to get support for these people, have them travel to st. petersburg, go and have combat experience in ukraine, and in the come back to do whatever they wanted to do, create more divisions, create racial wars in

let's go back to specifically you calling a white supremacist the lights are on there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. front. on al-jazeera. welcome back it's amazing recorded its highest ever single day tally of new coronavirus cases nearly 40000 infections france has also seen another record daily rise despite a national lockdown it's one of several european governments imposing strict measures service a surge in new cases and take pressure off hospitals and reports. with covered 19 infections surging these are worrying times for hospital staff around europe france recorded more than 60000 new cases on saturday a daily record at this private hospital in the city of santa t.n. they made changes ahead of any 2nd wave but they're still nervous that you could want and we've managed to order equipment we picketed some stuff which is very important in terms of organization and things are going better at the moment but it is nevertheless more stressful because we know that

in fact, white supremacist in particular were responsible for 49 homicides in 26 attacks from 2000 to 2016. that is more than any other extremist movement. recent attacks april 2014 mass shooting at jewish community center in kansas. the june 2015 mass shooting at emmanual church in charleston and others. mr. mccabe, let me ask you, how long have we known that white supremacists and other far right wing extriemists pose national security or public security and safety threats to the united states? >> we've known about the threats posed to this country by domestic terrorists and specifically white supremacists and right wing groups for many, many years, certainly long before i even joined the fbi and one seminole moment in my desire to join the organization was when i let the rest of the country sat in he horror, the d the federal building was enjoyed in oklahoma city. this is not a new threat. i think what is new for the f.b.i. right now is the focus and intensity they are bringing on this problem set, which is absolutely called for and necessary. >> and when the president makes the ki

as a way to defend himself from violent white supremacists in the community. from a very young age, this married couple held voter league meetings in their home and later in montgomery, alabama, in the early 1940s. in the late 1930s, they held armed meetings to try to organize around the defense around the scots borrow boys who were accused of raping two white women in alabama in the early '1930s. you know, she recalls in her memoirs sitting up late at night with groups of men with their guns piled on the dining room talking about how they were going to work to free the boys. in 1943, she joined the montgomery chapter of the naacp. she did it after she attempted to vote and was denied. it was her third attempt to try to register to vote and her third denial. she was furious. she decided she would joint the montgomery ncaa aacp and immediy asked her to be secretary. we tend to of think of her secretarial role of something about paraphernaliawoperwork or taking notes but she was a field secretary. what that meant, she was the detective for that chapter. they sen

because she was a frequent target of white supremacist violence. and so you could see that tradition of her supporting arms in self-defense, throughout the boycott. finally she feels so in safe in alabama, that she decides to move to detroit. which she called the promised land that wasn't. everything she hoped for, the ability to move freely through the world, the ability to have access to a good paying job, decent housing, all of that didn't happen in the choice. it was just a segregated, just as an equal, just as many limits as there was in alabama. so she was set about doing which had always done, which was to resist that. to organize in a community. to build and networks, to join organizations. opposing things like segregated housing, and pushing for better educational opportunities for kids in her neighborhood and in her community. she eventually began to work with john conyers, which was her first paid political position, which was really incredible. and then she worked with him for the rest of her life. in detroit, she joined black power gro

and radicalism and terrorism and white supremacist terrorism are big problems. and it's going to be a challenge to figure out how to combat extremism and misinformation and disinformation. but i think it's going to be it's going to be a big deal. who are poor for the white house not to be occupied by you know a would be dictator and a fascist who is racist and who wants to you know just oppress a lot of people and do pretty much anything for his own power and now he says though that he is not accepting defeat and he has said before he may not accept a peaceful transfer of power are you honestly concerned that he may not leave come january 20th so i'm not concerned as as the biden team said you know the u.s. is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers off the get off the white house grounds it's you know he's got some legal challenges but there's absolutely no merit to them they are just you know they're pretty much being laughed out of possibility even by a lot of republican strategists and the courses are i'm not worried about him like trying to steal a legal

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anything from white supremacist to what is happening with al qaeda and isis now. i encourage you to read it every day. i also encourage you to read the morning brief. the center of national security produces. in its 14 tear. with a variety of dimensions. i think you so much for joining me today. welcome. please do not stay mute. this would not be a good conversation. i wanted to start about turning to other things. as you know from your invitation you can buy this book online. if you have any questions along the way. as we are talking we will get to them. we will talk with the title of the book. when it first came out in 2011 it was subtitled the inside story of september 11. now it focuses on torture. and it was classified. in your involvement in interviews. and just kind of let's talk a little bit about how the war on terror was derailed and how this book brings that to life. >> when i wrote the book back in 200011 it was supposed to be a book recounting my own certain things. i have the book to be a publication that could start a conversation but a conversation

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so for this witness, you were asked by senator blumenthal about the recognized danger of white supremacists. i just want to reiterate because i think it is very important for our country to understand the dangers posed by these persons. so in september 2020, fbi director wray warned that white supremacy is one of the biggest domestic terrorism threats these reports around the same time indicated that the department of homeland security had reached a similar conclusion that white supremacists are the deadliest domestic terror threat facing the country. i'd like to ask you again, given your extensive experience in counter terrorism issues, do you believe the threat posed by white supremacists is a serious concern? >> well, senator, i know that it is a serious concern. and i certainly take director wray's assessment that it is the most serious concern on the counterterrorism side that we face right now. it makes a lot of sense in light of the fact that as our foreign terrorist targets appear to be in a state of disorganization and recruitment in this country seems to have tailed off a bit, i d

qaeda shaping itself to be beneficial of the secretary and divide so it's different with the white supremacistah unfortunately it's always existed in the left and we always have whites from z. we always have white supremacy in the states but we see today is different than what we see most of the conditions that allow these groups to grow our external conditions and being supported by outside countries, specifically russia. they are fighting against the russians in ukraine and fighting with the russians and we work closely find this amazing success in the state department for the very first time ever a white supremacist organization is naked as a terrorist organization and they are trying to [inaudible] have them travel to st. petersburg and have them have that experience in ukraine and then come back and do whatever they want to do and create more divisions and wars in society and they are doing it in the uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. now the leaders of groups when they see the pressure from the fbi because everything they do is protected by the second amendment is okay and th

you can have a black college but they still adhere to the usual white supremacist ideas about black studentsnd intellectual ability. >> if you have more, type them in the chat. i'll go back to the question about activism, this is important. one of the best interventions of the book is that most of us look at the movement from students moving up but very few people look at what the birds eye view looks like looking down one of the things, college campuses are the epicenter of this. it's only a place for you might find leaders, whether it be black society, etc. but often you see them writing a lot about racism. it is important to emphasize. i wonder if you might tell us a little bit about college presidents is seen student activism in that way. ... >> and it's also in fiction writing and the idea and so with all of these cameos but typically in response to the issue leading up to a certain level im more and more curious over time what is that perspective before the issue becomes a headline if you will so what we learned from perspective is often times in the issue for the public statement and

i think you align yourself with white supremacist, that's a problem. donald trump has a consistent long history around discrimination, including, in his own property. and you know what donald trump has done. so i'm not gonna waste my time with trump, because we have other things. but aside from that, but i would like to raise, is that part of what black people have voted for is there is an assumption that we are voting for something other than what were voting for. we have a tactical strategy, and black people vote. black folks voted and made a decision. at the majority of us made a decision despite all the misinformation. because some of the information that the colors, raising i'm not familiar with. and i have not heard of, i haven't even checked into some of that. i've seen some of that align, and some of that could be substantiated. what i do know, is that there is a african american woman that is on the ticket. kamala harris, that will be the vice president elect, that makes me happy as a white -- black woman who has dedicated my life to black rep

the idea that you will align yourself with a white supremacist is a problem. donald trump has a consistent, long history around discrimination including in his own, in his own properties. but you know what? donald trump is gone, so i'm not going to spend a lot of time talking about donald trump, because we got rid of him. aside from that, what i would like to raise is part of what black people have voted for is there's an assumption that we're voting for something other than what we're voting for: we make a tactical strategy, and black folks voted for black people. black folks made a decision. the majority of us made a decision despite a lot of the miss information because some of the information that the caller was raising i'm not familiar with, i have not heard of. i've even checked into some of that, i've seen some of that online, and some of that cannot be substantiated. what i do know is there's an african-american woman that is on the ticket, kamala harris, that will be the vice president-elect. that makes me happy. as a black woman who i've dedicated my

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and they cited white supremacist violence as well. did you see a lot of white supremacist activity? >> no, i would say the vast majority of the violence that i saw going on, the physical assaults, worthies black lives matter activists and protesters that were seeking out the trump supporters there. there were definitely fights and skirmishes along the way but as it got into the evening and the people from the maga march were starting to get back to their hotels and things like that, i was seeing a lot of violence that i didn't hear much of this condemnation last night while it was going on her while it was unfolding all evening long. >> laura: unbelievable. thank you for being there and doing reporting. it's invaluable. thank you so much. with so much riding on the georgia senate runoff and all the chaos created by the glitchy voting software, a senator kelly loeffler confident the votes will be counted in a fair manner? she tells us in her first interview since the runoff was announced, next. all otc pain relievers including voltaren have one thing in common none are proven stronge