we need to be abundantly clear that the white supremacist and -- that the white supremacists and other extremists are the most significant, domestic terrorism threat facing the united states today. i hope everyone in this room can look at the facts and acknowledge this and we can come together on a bipartisan basis to defeat this threat. now i'd like to turn it over to ranking member grassley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, director wray, for being here, as opposed to being virtual, like we have some people testifying. we all agree that what happened at the capitol january 6th was a discretion of our shared values. -- desecration of our shared values. it was an attack on the seat of democracy. those who engaged in violence disgraced our country. and we know the statistics -- at least seven people, including one u.s. capitol police officer, died as a result of that day. i also know two officers committed suicide, and we know that hundreds were injured. we expect god watches over them and their families. those who broke the law must be prosecuted, and congress needs answers,

an i have to start with open white supremacy flaunted by paul his own brother saying he's a white supremacist. i don't understand how you as a black woman or anyone can serve alongside people embracing white supremacy and not even embarrassed about it. >> joy, good to be with you. i did an op ed which said bring back shane because we know white supremacist have been amongst us, and certainly a time members of congress didn't want everybody to know it. but we know them by the fruit that they bear. we also know what happened on january 6th although we've been asked to not believe our eyes and our ears. this is a sad day. it's a sad reminder of what happened six months ago. and regardless of members of congress who are white supremacist or choose to hang out with them, regardless of those who helped to plan or give tours or helped to incite we are going to get to the bottom of it. i'm so glad that the speaker has 'em panelled this elect committee. we are going to get to the bottom of it. >> i have a question on law enforcement theme, in florida it's a small world. people like marco rubio who you

we're not even convincing white supremacists in congress to change their mind.re talking to folks in the middle and i think we're talking to students. and i think that is the nature of truth telling, this idea that you're going to somehow strike up a friendship with the white supremacist and all of a sudden it's going to be green book. i think that's what american audiences and quite frankly, white audiences often want out of stories. they want reconciliation. but i think the work is actually reckoning. how do we tell the truth about the past? >> sreenivasan: director c.j. hunt, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, hari. >> sreenivasan: the documentary is called "the neutral ground," and it will air on pbs stations july 5. check your local listings. >> sreenivasan: tonight on pbs stations, vanessa williams is hosting the 41st annual independence day celebration:“ a capitol fourth” from washington, d.c. due to the pandemic, the mostly pre-recorded show features guests from jimmy buffett and gladys knight to train, nee fleming and the national symphony orc

these are primarily white supremacist groups. do not retreat. it forward. two other men standing across from one another, forward, do not dare retreat. some may direct eye contact as they tried to incite people to submit. a man shouting forward on a chair, grabbing me by the shoulder. he shouted, don't retreat. get back up there. it sounded like a military order and wasn't in solidarity. this guy was in his 50's. he looked furious with me. nobody seemed worried the capitol was under attack. the teargas caused pandemonium. people help create or widen paths to help others leave the area. uniformed agile younger man -- men came within two feet of me. their camouflage uniforms were clean. i couldn't identify the pattern. these were the actors i have seen. there were a good three doesn't moving in a single formation. they were organized and disciplined and prepared. you are going to get arrested, someone called. ms. sanborn, does that tie into what you are uncovering as you investigate what happened in the capitol? you had armed militia groups that had inspired

shouting the white supremacist nonsense. like the char lotsville. i will tell you that there's one silver lining of the hitler youth looking white supremacist group marching in philadelphia this week which is that philadelphians met them when they arrived and ran them out on a rail at least according to a local police official. >> they started engaging with citizens of philadelphia who were none too happy about the things they were saying. they apparently the males felt threatened and one point somebody in their crowd threw a type of -- what we believe is a smoke bomb to kof their retreat and they literally ran away from the people of philadelphia. >> they literally ran away from the people of philadelphia. yes. did they look up philadelphia before they travelled there? we've got a lot to cover tonight. the u.s. government is confirming that the american withdrawal from afghanistan is now 90% over. president biden had set september 11th as the date by which all u.s. forces would be out of afghanistan. adds of july 5 ftd more than 90% of the process

white supremacist rally uncontroversial remarks by donald trump is taken down. insurance show us to reject haiti's appeal for troops to help secure the country after the assassination of president juvenile marines, arab countries such aid as soon as you warns its health system is collapsing due to a covered 900 search ah, hello police and bangladesh sub arrested the owner of a factory where at least 52 people died in a fire. he on 7 others have been charged with murder. the blaze broke out in a building on the outskirts of the capital deco on thursday. officials say the main exit was locked and many workers jumped from windows to escape, convert chaudhry has more from the scene and guns. banner, the sho ministry announced that at least a person have been arrested, including the owner of the factories and his 4 sons. the rope dental is also filed a monitor case. now we know this case, a cycle long time to resolve in the quoted it could even take 2 years. but the government has been quite robust in recent years, against the owner of the factories or any building o

now, the base, which is one of the most prolific white supremacist groups in the united states, its leader which is originally from new jersey lives currently in russia. that's where you see this white nationalist connective issue stretch from europe into the united states and the online environment is really where that metastasized. >> what's so remarkable is that without any sort of public bipartisan commission holding an investigation with some aspects of that public facing, all that we know about the investigation comes from the charging documents that a small handful of reporters i think are helping to bring to light. olivia, i want to read you about how reporters were treated by the insurrectionists on january 6th. according to the member of the news media victim, once the saw -- the insurrectionists saw the credentials were from "the new york times," the men became agitated and angry. the men then pushed the member of the media victim to the ground, taking her camera. while on the ground she continued to fight the men off and began to scream loudly for help. after she screamed, the

base, have no policies to appeal to people beyond their white supremacist base.o, this is like -- this is their way. this is their only way to win elections, it's by keeping people away from the voting. >> well, but let me just respond to that and i'll come to maddie. i think that the republicans think that about themselves, which i think is kind of hilariously a poor judgment on themselves if they think that. i keep saying this all the time. look at 2020. historically high turnout, right? the republicans didn't get blown out. there were four congressional seats in iowa. they few of those were supposed to tight seats and they kept them. in iowa they did the same thing they've done everywhere. they've rushed to put in restrictions. it's a fairly the competitive party even with less turnout. i think they have less faith in themselves than even the outcomes in the election should suggest. >> i've always said if republicans could just not be racist for four consecutive years there are a lot of black and brown votes for them. there are black and brown votes that suppo

jillian: thank you for joining us tonight and you heard a lot about the threat of white supremacistse doj and others but what about black separatist. a police standoff in a massachusetts it's got scant coverage but we have standing details later in the show, yesterday the head of the teachers union claimed they don't even teach medical race. the schools, raymond arroyo his his hands on some of those lesson plans and exposes them all in seen and unseen next. spewing is time for our "seen and unseen" segment. where we expose the big cultural stories jillian: time for seen and unseen where we expose cultural stories of the day and return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo, the american federation of teachers having their annual conference and they vowed yesterday to sit lawyers on parents were groups that oppose critical race theory in the classroom. >> reporter: in the name of honest history and promoting critical thinking the union invited doctor ibrahim kinsey to address their teachers. >> we live in a dangerously racist society. there are racist ideas swirling around, teaching d

they can't abandon building any kind of coalition beyond their white supremacist -- if that white supremacisttheir base and have no policies to appeal to people beyond their white supremacist base and so this is like their way. this is their only way to win elections. it's by keeping people away from the voting. >> but let me just respond to that and i'll come to you mehdi. i think the republicans think that about themselves, which i think is kind of hilariously a poor judgment on themselves that they think that. but i also think -- i keep saying this all the time. look at 2020. historically how it turned out, right? the republicans didn't get blown out. in fact, there were four congressional seats in iowa and they won all four. they were supposed to be tight seats and they kept them. iowa is a very white state, but they've done the same thing everywhere. they rushed to put in these restrictions. the fact of the matter is it's a fairly competitive party even under conditions of high turnout. i think they have less faith in themselves than even the outcomes in the election should suggest. >> l

incidentally it's also what's behind the white supremacist, weird, hitler march in philadelphia this weekend. right? hundreds of legit white supremacist in matching dreamy uniforms marching on philadelphia this weekend yelling, the election was stolen. the election was stolen. they're shouting all their white supremacist nonsense, like the charles's phil unite the rally, the election was stolen. i will tell you that there's one silver lining of the history hitler youth white supremacist group marching in philadelphia this weekend is that philadelphians met them when they arrive at, and screamed at them. >> they started engaging with the citizens of philadelphia who were not happy about the things that they were sane. apparently these males felt threatened and at one point somebody in their crowd through a smoke bomb to retreat and they ran away from the people of philadelphia. >> they literally ran array from the people of philadelphia. did they look up philadelphia before they traveled their? we have a lot to cover tonight. u.s. government is now confirming that the american withdra

and you heard a lot about the threat of white supremacists from doj and others.out black separatist? a police stand last week in a massachusetts got scant coverage but we have stunning new detail later in the show. and yesterday, the head of the teachers' union claim they don't teach article race theory in the school. raymond arroyo has his hands on some of those lessons plans andh he exposes them all on "seen and unseen" next. are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® a

states rights is nothing but another language for white supremacist subordination of black and brownllowing us to have access to equal citizenship. >> i think the camera is to your left, if you can turn to your left a little bit. right there. there you go. >> okay, i'm sorry. i should have been looking away because it's so painful to talk about just how ugly this situation is. >> i get you. i want everybody to see that face so they can see the emotion and feeling in your face. you have a great voice. justice elena kagen seeming to suggest in her sidedescenting opinion today congress needs to act on this issue. right now the for the people act going nowhere in the senate. are you worried we're seeing the chance to slip away if congress doesn't do something? >> you're right, brother. it's a sign of the spiritual decay and moral decrepitude, the callusness, too much indifference in the heart, too much greed in the brain. and never forget what the great rabbi had to say about racism. what did he say? it's a form of satanism. it's the devil in us, the devil in america, the devil in instit

white supremacists and far right militias. nobody is for white supremacists and far right militias.s a white supremacist and a far right militia? they get to decide and that means they are shutting everyone down who criticizes the biden administration. jesse kelly understands this, he's the host of "the jesse kelly show." thank you so much for coming on. maybe when people like you started complaining about online censorship years ago and were written off as some kind of paranoid wacko, the republican party should've paid attention and gotten a handle on the tech sector before they basically turn this into an unfree country. i will let you take it from here. >> if we are going to sit around and wait for a republican party to actually grow a spine and get ahead of an issue that we are going to be waiting until we are older than joe biden is now. these people have never gotten ahead of anything. the republican party will arrive at the correct position on an issue at a moment when it comes too late to do any good. that is what they do. >> tucker: so nicely but i can't really add to it.

lee, once the rallying point of white supremacist protests now gone. the removal of that statue and a statue of general stonewall jackson marking a turning point, as more cities grapple with how to address america's painful past. here's abc's faith abubey. >> reporter: a towering crane today plucking confederate general robert e. lee's statue from its pedestal in downtown charlottesville. the monument many americans believe glorifies slavery and white supremacy hauled off to cheers and applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> today, the statue comes down, and we're one small step closer to a more perfect union. >> reporter: just 90 minutes later, a statue of confederate general thomas "stonewall" jackson meeting the same fate. [ cheers and applause ] activists fighting for years to remove those civil war monuments. their efforts, in part, sparking the "unite the right" rally in 2017. many locals now refer to that summer as the summer of hate. >> blood and soil! >> reporter: torch-wielding demonstrators marching through the university of virginia's campus.

domestic terrorism in this country has always been around white supremacist activity. ver can american who understands his -- as an african-american understands history, we know that if you allow domestic terrorists, whites are premises to activity to go unaccounted for, we are guaranteed to see more incidts -- whe supremacist activity to go unaccounted for, we are guaranteed to see more incidents. >> why do you call the attackers terrorists, and what do you think about our colleagues, we think we should call them tourists -- our colleagues who think we should call them tourists? >> if that is what american tourists are like, i can see why foreign countries do not like american tourists. amy: if you could comment overall, on what is going to happen next and how this lawsuit will play in. the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson was part of the lawsuit but had to drop out so he could continue to chair this committee. juan: we want to make sure that there was no real conflict of interest. the force of this commission is profound. they can file subpoenas. if this was

the confederate statutes, both a deadly white supremacist rally in the us becomes a thing of the past. as it's removed from charlottesville. ah well the went seasons rather active at the moment for a good part of indonesia. the exception being java, marlene all places to the east, but if you go north threat bony and silhouette, his daily, they are covered in shouting stones, which the concentration appears to be quite a long way. so the philippines are involved to most of the china as well, yet, and i was getting very wet once more. and of course, sou marcher, although rather less se well tommy, to tuesday. the seas nor change in australia is now taken place is very obvious, is very cold at night. there are frequent areas of low pressure is one, the new zealand, one on its way to tasmania, one coming into purse, making the daily change. whether not a big surprise pers, west windy day is monday, showers following the rain itself and after fairly cold start the day we get up to 15 in melbourne overcast. probably that breaks of rain new zealand. surprisingly, it's quite quiet for most th

jesse: they say if you are a white person you are a white supremacist.called joe biden a white supremacist. pete: look at his record. jesse: joe biden did a town hall and no one watched, and no one showed. you. he was trying to answer a question about young children being vaccinated. here is what he was trying to say. run it. >> the question is whether or not we should be in a position where you -- umm -- why can't the, the experts say we know that this virus is in fact -- uh -- it's going to be -- we know why all the drugs are not temporarily approved but permanently approved. jesse: am i being mean playing that? this is probably the worst i have ever heard him. pete: the guy who supposedly got 82 million votes couldn't fill up an auditorium. not even close. jesse: no one cares. pete: you don't even know what he's saying inside a sentence. i give the white house a little bit of credit for actually putting him on the stage. jesse: they put him on with don lemon. pete: this guy doesn't know what day of the week it is. jesse: it's scary. there is a new tik

the other, a white supremacist group marching in downtown philadelphia.. >> we are by interstate 95. >> reporter: a standoff on the highway in massachusetts between an antigovernment group and police. >> shame on you! >> reporter: and a white nationalist hate group marching in the streets of philadelphia. >> they pose a real threat to everyone in our community. >> reporter: in massachusetts, 11 men, including a 17-year-old, facing several firearms-related charges. >> everyone remain calm. >> reporter: state police there stumbled upon the group early saturday morning. the men were on the side of the road, refueling their trucks with gasoline from canisters they carried with them. many were wearing full tactical gear and they were armed. a standoff with authorities unfolded, shutting down the highway and forcing nearby neighborhoods into a shelter in place situation. >> you can imagine, 11 armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway at 2:00 a.m. certainly raises concerns and is not consistent with the firearms laws that we have

we are reaching the point, where the white supremacists, jim-crow sensibility are devouring the verydon't have equal citizenship, you don't have equal access to vote. let alone a full-scale democracy. so we are in a very, very dim moment, right now. and as a result of the courts -- the courts -- which means congress must hit -- hit the ground running. there must be federal-minimal standards for voting, across the board. states' rights will not do it. states right is nothing but another language for white supremacist, subordination of black and brown and indigenous peoples, and not allowing us to have assets to equal citizenship. >> you know what, professor? i think, the camera is to your left, if you can turn to your left a little bit. right there. there ya go. >> oh, okay, i'm sorry. looking away. i should have been looking away because it's so painful to talk about just how ugly the situation is. >> yeah. no. look, i get you. i just want -- i want everybody to see that face. so they could see the emotion and the feeling in your face. you have a great voice. so justice elena kagan s

there was some real hard-core white supremacists in the national review were like nope. a deal with -- i don't like desegregation either. don't like civil rights act but nope. you can't be in our party. joan, couldn't they just stand up and have some components? >> i don't think there's enough of them who have whatever it takes. i don't think there are. i don't think it's gonna happen. i don't think we're gonna watch them go down. and susan is trying to do, i admire what it is. i want to learn more from her. >> i'll give you the last word on this, susan. because you're in this fight. you're still republican right? i think you're still a republican. >> yeah. >> and i talked to republicans like you all the time who say the same thing. my party is burning. it's burning and gone straight to hell. and nobody seems to have an answer as to how you pull it back. do you have ideas on how to pull it back to at least sanity where we're just fighting about tax cuts again? >> it needs to burn down. it literally needs to be demolished before you can go in and build it up again. and th

a symbol at the heart of white supremacist violence has been taken down in charlottesville, virginia.confederate generals, robert e. lee and stonewall jackson were trucked away, and put into storage. almost-four years ago, white nationalists commandeered the debate over the city's effort to remove the lee statue. their so-called unite-the-right rally turned violent and deadly, as neo-nazis fought with counter-protestors. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro reports from charlottesville. >> reporter: three hours on a saturday morning, charlottesville has wanted for years. a monument to confederate general stonewall jackson on its way to storage. the notorious statue of general robert e. lee, which overlooked the park that held the deadly unite the right rally, also, hoisted away. >> it's only a moment for people who aren't affected. >> reporter: for zyahna bryant who kicked off the effort to remove these statues when she was in 9th grade. it was the end of an effort that brought the world to her doorstep. looking back to that horrible day in august of 2017, when people were on this very park wh

i to confederate statues that help spark a violent white supremacist rally removed in charlottesville, virginia. ah, i'm your title. this is alex. here live from london. was coming up. police arrest 8 people on medic charges over a fire in a bag that she factory. workers had been locked inside a landslide victory for the prime minister party and an election overshadowed by an opposition boycott. and the war in the region and public confidence in china, the china vac vaccine. wayne's in thailand, as covert cases, continue to search ah, and statue of a u. s. confederate general at the center of violent clashes 4 years ago, has been removed from its pedestal, in the city of charlottesville, virginia, on look as cheered as the robert e. lee monument was lifted from the prince cruise, also removed a statue of fellow confederate, general thomas stonewall. jackson, protective fencing and designated, no parking zones had been installed by securities. but the event passed off peacefully in 2017 white supremacist protests over plans to remove it, led to clashes in which a woman was run down by

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a violent white supremacist rowdy and controversial remarks by donald trump has taken down and shot the wife of haiti's assassinated president accuses the perpetrators of speaking to kill his ideology in her 1st public statement. i'm charlie angela in, sorry, but one of the u. k. knowledge of the producers is running into trouble with distribution. one of thousands of businesses affected by chronic shortage, a truck driver. ah, now the party of, if you appears prime is to be off. ned has won a landslide victory in the june 21st elections. he's held it as a historically inclusive election. his prefers the party won 410 out of 436 parliament receipts, assuring him a 2nd time in office. the vote though was overshadowed by an opposition boycott, ethnic violence on the conflict and the northern region to go. i was one of 3 of if you abuse 10 regions by a voting doesn't take place, catherine sawyer, in the capital. 4th addis ababa. this announcement really come as no surprise prime minister abe's post be amid, as far as the party has been leading from the very start. and it's also an election

neo-nazis white supremacists a kkk coming out of those fields at night virginia with lighted torches. the veins bulging on their skin as they were screaming remember just close your eyes and picture what it was. well mother fletcher said when she saw the insurrection at the capitol. on january 9th, it broke her heart. a mob of violent white extremists thugs said reminded her of what? happened here in greenwood a hundred years ago. look around the various hate crimes against asian americans and jewish americans. hate to never goes away. hate only hides jesse i think i mentioned this to you i thought after you guys pushed through with dr. king the voting rights act and the civil rights act. i thought we moved. what i didn't realize. i thought we'd made enormous progress. that was so proud to be a little part of it. you know what ralph? i didn't realize hates never defeated it only hides. it hides. and given a little bit of oxygen. it's a little bit oxygen by his leaders. it comes out of there on from under the rock like it was happening in again as if it never went away. and so folks we

stonewall jackson, four years after plans to move one of them sparked a deadly violence at a white supremacistervatives gather right now in dallas for day two of the second cpap conference of the year. the republicans took the stage today, former president trump will speak tomorrow. you can watch all speeches live on fox nation, barbara to proclamation.com and sign up today. now back to life, liberty and levin. ♪♪ mark: welcome back, shelby, you've helped us understand what's taking place. if you are a target of joe biden for the democrat party or the media and they are attacking as white supremacists are people who believe in jim crow that sort of thing, how should you react and respond to that? >> it probably not easy but is possible. i think the democrats are doing now needs to be picked apart relentlessly, one of the things fascinating, their focus on collective identity and so forth and racism into this, that and the other is the fact that they don't have any -- they have no positive way to address the real problems menagerie minority specifically face. a few years ago there were 752 blac

not isis, not al-qaeda, white supremacists. [applause] >> that's not me, that's the intelligence community under both trump and my administration. two weeks ago, i signed into law the covid-19 hate crimes act, which the house had passed and the senate. my administration will soon lay out our broader strategy to counter domestic terrorism and the violence driven by the most heinous hate crimes and other forms of bigotry. but i'm going to close where i started. to mother randall, whether fletcher, mr. van ellis, to the descendants and all survivors, thank you. thank you for giving me the honor of being able to spend some time with you earlier today. thank you for your courage. thank you for your commitment. thank your children and your grandchildren and your nieces and your nephews. to see and learn from you is a gift, a genuine gift. dr. john hope franklin, one of america's greatest historians, tall says proud son, whose father was a greenwood survivor, said, and i quote, whatever you do, it must be done in the spirit of goodwil

neo-nazis, white supremacists, the kkk coming out of those fields at night of virginia with lighted torches. the veins bulging as they were screaming. remember this? close your eyes and picture what it was. well, mother fletcher said when she saw the insurrection at the capitol on january the 9th it broke her heart. a mob of violent white extremists, thugs said reminded her of what happened here in greenwood 100 years ago. look around at the various hate crimes against asian-americans and jewish-americans. hate that never goes away, hate only hides. jesse, i think i mentioned this to you, i thought after you guys pushed through with dr. king the voting rights act and the civil rights act, i thought we moved. what i didn't realize -- i thought we had made seen mouse progress and i was so proud to be a little part of it, but do you know what, rev, i didn't realize hate is never defeated, it only hides. it hides. and given a little bit of oxygen, just a little bit of oxygen by its leaders it comes out of there from under the rock like it was happening again as if it never went away. so, folks,

the republicans have abandoned building any kind of coalition beyond their white supremacist base. t white supreme sis base is diluted in any way, they have no plans to expand their race or policies to appeal, so this is their way. this is their only way to win elections. it's by keeping people away from the voting. >> well, but let me just respond to that and come to you. i think the republicans think that about themselves. it kind of hilariously is a poor judgment on themselves that they think that. look at 2020. historically high turnout, right? the republicans didn't get blown out. in fact, there were four congressional seats in iowa. they won all four. a few were supposed to be tight seats. but they eave rushed to put in these restrictions. it's a fairly competitive party. i think they have less favor in themselves than even the outcomes in the election should suggest. >> i sauls always said if republicans could not be racist. they could get some votes if they tried. they don't want to try. they don't want to try and go out and get these votes of color. they just want to have t

but even after the 12—hour curfew, the killing continues, led by white supremacists worshiping guns, you don't have to be a political scientist to appreciate that there's a thin line between the satirical horrors of the forever purge and real—life news reports of the recent violent assault on the american capitol by a group that included neo—nazis. as with all effective dystopian fiction, the future is now. the message may not be subtle, but the film is an effectively blunt tool — a mainstream exploitation vehicle designed to entertain while ensuring that no one leaves the theatre without realising what it was all about. plaudits are due to ana de la reguera, who played a key role in zack snyder's zombie romp, army of the dead, and who here delivers a hefty punch, fronting a cast that includes will patton, tenoch huerta and josh lucas. as for the director, he handles the forever purge�*s numerous action sequences with efficient gusto, mixing politics and popcorn thrills to crowd pleasing effect. it's in cinemas now. "come down, come down," his father cried. "you'll be much safer by m

in fact, you might be a white supremacist insurrectionist yourself. so be careful. the official position of congressional democrats. remember when they told us they would unite the country if they ever took power? looks like they didn't mean it. so it's fair to wonder what else they are lying about and covering up. turns out there are still an awful lot of things we don't know about january 6th, despite all the talking about it. for example, 6 why is the justie department still tonight hiding thousands of hours of surveillance footage from the capital that day? what could possibly be on that tape that we are not allowed to see? who killed ashley? what was the justification for killing her? government agents that shoot them for trespassing and we are not allowed to know who did or why? is that really the new standard? about same dander to apply to blm protesters too or people who voted for donald trump, people's lives really don't matter? what role didd the fbi play that day? we know for certain that there were fbi informants in the crowd at the capital. how many of

gathered that witness the removal of the monument, who call it visit the center, the violent white supremacist raleigh. 4 years ago. now, at least 8 people has been killed and 8 others injured in a large explosion in somali as capital market issue. a car bomb targeted police commander, colonel, 400, a 100 agent who survived the attack. several countries are pledged, aged, you know, he has it battles a record breaking search and curve in 1900 infections and deaths. more than 8000 cases have been registered in the last 24 hour and host brazil take on dr. was argentine and the 47th corporate america final and around half an hour. the match that was being played in front of just 7800 fans because of proven 1900 restrictions. there was widespread criticism of the decision to even allow brazil to stage the month long events. well, those are the headlines. i'll have more news for you here on out there after witness. something was going to change. anything really changed. this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier and know what to say. we are

they have embraced dangerous conspiracy theories, flat-out white supremacists and a level of harshness and ugliness not appealing to voters. your access -- >> i have to respond to the comment. i think what's unpopular in the suburbs is when you start calling people white supremacists because of their conservative views. president trump does suck up a whole lot of media spotlight and attention. and that's why i believe for house republicans, and looking at midterm elections, they need to make sure they're clearly defined on what they believe and what type of agenda they're going to push when elected. >> is there a concern, particularly if they go to mar-a-lago or the president speaks in favor of them, that democrats will focus on that, in terms of saying he is the candidate of president trump and that candidate's message, whether the contract for america or whatever, gets drowned out? >> that may be. but donald trump has about an 80% approve with republican candidates. so, that doesn't make very good politics if you're running republican to distance yourself. it's good politics to align

not isis, not al qaeda, white supremacists. er: notice he never defined white supremacy. no one ever had. there is no actual definition for it. so it can apply to everyone who didn't vote for joe biden. that is why it is terrifying or that is why you should resist it. i biden has gone much farther than any other president, however, to politicize every federal agency. and that includes terrifying lead the military. the department that is supposed to work on keeping us safe from foreign threats, to instead turn its attention on american citizens. watch. >> it is confirmed, i will fight hardrd to stomp out sexual assault. in the ranks of racist and extremist, the job is to keep america safe from our enemies but we can't do that if some of our enemies lie within our own ranks. >> tucker: oh, the enemies are from within, says boyd austin. so how exactly are theyre "fighting white supremacy? well, they are working with a defense contractor which claims to track extremism. the question is, how does it define extremism? one example of t

that is the end to police brutality, the end of two white supremacist terrorism.hat did heor say, for the government to support people are not saying we want welfare. they say we want jobs and decent housing without rodents running through the beds at night. calling for an educational system, opportunities, college scholarships and really to be treated like full citizens by theirr city and by their countr. that is what the rebellion was about. and ignoring those root causes and ignoring the demand. the people who participated in the rebellions were making this. we get into this policy cycle, where the only response to the violence is more police. it's not to give people jobs or investing resources in the communities. it is in the form of police surveillance and laterer incarceration. so, what year did you say that was, 2,000 -- >> 13.ry >> 2013. so, very alive and well and that has beennd the dominant view evr since, there's forms of respectable protests and other protests deemed as criminal, ignoring the fact that this political violence is in response to police

in the same socioeconomic demand of the civilil rights movement and ends police brutality and white supremacist terrorism, jobs, what did he say, government support, people weren't saying we want welfare, we want jobs 'rand decent housing without roaches and rats running through our beds at night, people are calling for better and more expensive educational systems, education opportunities, colors college ships and to be treated like full citizens by their city in their country, that's what the rebellions were about and making this and ignoring the root causes and ignoring the demand but the people who participated in the rebellions were making, we get into the policy cycle where the only response to the violence is more police is not to give people jobs, not to invest resources in the community it is to invest resources in the form of police and surveillance and later incarceration. , what year did you say that was, 2013. very alive and well, that has been the dominant view ever t since that there is forms of respectable protest and other protest that is being criminal, ignoring the fact that

and at least four individuals are self-proclaimed white supremacists or white nationalists.cally, five people died during or after the riot. >> it's clearncy pelosi has che the members to serve on this committee. >> reporter: the hearings have been clouded in controversy for months. many pushed for an independent, nonpartisan commission to investigate what happened on january 6th. similar to the 9/11 commission. after republican leadership opposed the idea, house speaker nancy pelosi decided to convene a select committee with five democrats and five republicans. that fell apart last week. >> egregious abuse of power. pelosi has broken this institution. >> reporter: pelosi rejected two names on minority leader kevin mccarthy's list. congressmen jim banks and jim jordan. both have questioned the election results. >> they have made statements and taken actions that i think would impact the integrity of the commission. >> it's certainly about politics. the two lead impeachment managers are on the committee. adam schiff is on the committee. jamie raskin's on the committee. >> rep