met a white supremacist.paper for these people in your stuff. that was the question, why the bin flypaper for the racists? >> i've never had a white supremacist work for me. i don't think i've ever talked to a white supremacist. >> but you may have heard there, in a matter of carlson lovely talking over ben, and laughing weirdly, was been mentioning scott greer and blake matt. if i was doing that interview, i would not have moved on at this point, was to stop and acknowledge scott greer and blake matt -- it emerged that he had said things like, gender equality would, quote, allow for the continuing growth of non white hordes in formerly white countries. greer later apologized for those who remark. and of course, blake matt, who is a top writer for carlson on the show, had to resign after was revealed he sent racist things to. after it was revealed that veto games were one of only things -- online remarks, as wrong. and, having no connection to his show. but then also attacked nests critics as ghouls. there's

these are white supremacists. 44 white presidents out of 45 in a land originally 100% native american is white supremacy. white supremacy is a big complicated web of systems and institutions set up to keep power and privilege with one race. guess which one? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> pittsburgh is a paradox. it's known as steel town, usa, but the factories that gave it that name are mostly gone. it's a progressive liberal city, but in the heart of deep red western p.a. it's an industrial city, but also a booming intellectual and technology hub. it's america's most liveable city. one of the safest and most affordable cities. and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rogers is going on? the paradox of a seven times higher infant mortality rate for black babies over white babies, or a safe, livable city versus the deadliest attack on jewish people in our nation's history at the tree of life synagogue means that in pittsburgh, like in america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realities. you know, ex

so, he was arguing that critical race theory is anti—white, which is an old white supremacist talkingical race theorists, let alone anti—racist teachers, are certainly not seeking to do. so, it was all to really anger and inflame white voters. so, it wasn't actually what we're saying. it's what they were distorting and weaponising, you know, in the course of the political process. your notion — that this is a systemic issue and it infects all different aspects of us society — it seems to go into, for example, your view of the way the health care system works, your view of the way in which the roe versus wade supreme court decision is unfolding and the impact that the supreme court decision will have on different groups, communities across america. explain to me how you think ultimately these are all part of the anti—racist agenda? well, let's take health care — so black people are more likely to die of eight of the ten leading causes of death in the united states. there's two explanations for that. either there's something genetically or culturally, or behaviourally wrong with black p

there are these fringe communities online, whether they are whites of premises -- supremacists.people use the word"meme" where you don't need the deep state to come in and radicalize you and put you on psychedelic drugs and get you in a state where you're going to commit mass murder. people are volunteering. they're subjecting themselves to people who are certainly already -- subjting themselves to the same imagery over and over again, talking themselves into doing violence. some people go through with it and some people don't. the bottom line is we are seeing the horrific tragedy that comes when people do. amy: usual or maybe not unusual is that you have the police at his house twice. once because he had threatened to take his own life and then very soon after because he threatened to "kill everyone." they take his knife collection come a dagger, a sword, many knives, but he is not red flagged. so there is no notice of this in any system in illinois. his father sponsors him for guns and he gets one after another after another after another. he gets five guns. >> yeah. the cente

russia, probably it's actually not a real problem in america the combined membership of every white supremacist white supremacy, that's the problem. this is a hoax >> seth: first of all, you don't have to be a card-carrying member of a white supremacist organization to be a white supremacist. it's not costco. you can be a white supremacist without being an official member the same way you can watch movies without having a blockbuster card although personally, i'd give anything for blockbuster to come back no more sitting in front of the netflix home screen, scrolling for something to watch back home, when we had blockbuster, i just waited for mom to get back from work and say i got "fried green tomatoes" and then, you'd say, "i don't think i'm going to like it, mom. and then your dad would say, "well, then you get go stare at the wall." so you'd watch it. you know what? i did like it i liked it a lot thanks, blockbuster. anyway, can we go back to this part >> the combined membership of every white supremacist organization in this country was able to fit inside a college football stadium >> seth

then we go t boston where about 100 members of t white supremacist patriotront marched through downtown on saturday. a black activist was attacked when he tried to film them. >> i am appalled that even as a healer, i have to get my cup poured into in this incident. i will continue to pour into other people's cup. amy: then a new supreme court case threatens another body blow to our democracy. that is the headline of "washington post" op-ed co-authored by carolyn shapiro, former law card to the now retired supreme court justice stephen breyer. >> we know even at the founding, there were constitutions limiting what state legislares could do with respect to federal elections, and that was seen as completely normal. amy: it has been called a judicial coup in process. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in highland park, illinois, the death toll in monday's mass shooting at the city's july 4 parade has risen to seven. the dead include a married couple, irina and kevin mccarthy, who attended the parade with thei

amendment rights so that they can protect their neighborhoods from a resurgent wave of neo-nazis, white supremacistsatever this guy's got going on. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here now! >> you can identify them as the alt-right, a community whose core belief is white identity is under attack. which other than the cancelation of "roseanne," have no idea what they're talking about. marching with tiki torches in order to keep away black people, jewish people, and mosquitos. most people associate this with the south, but the south isn't just a geographical location, it's a state of mind that extends from the deepest parts of texas to the pacific northwest. in response to all this, the redneck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest too. that's right. this guy's a good guy? wait a minute. that wu-tang hat is a good sign. i'm making the seattle-area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club, in the woods doing their thing. ♪ today on "united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already ringing ears they're taking a break from the shooting, which gives me an opportunity to pull a

the history of the community of any sort of community except the white supremacist narrative you have to understand i went through segregated schools and in those we sort of knew what was going on because our elders would sit around for a longer time than we really wanted to listen and they would tell us about that friend you just brought home is this person's grandchild and did you know he did that. so we learned it like that. when i went to high school i remember distinctly asking her what did the black people do in new orleans. >> i wonder if this was something that was an interesting distinction that you explained to the different definitions in new orleans as you were growing up. can you talk about that? >> there are probably hundreds of definitions but in my time it started you think of the white supremacy rearing its ugly head post reconstruction. what we adhere is there is a quote in the book itself the daily newspaper wrote about when you hear about creole food they are white not negro. this is sort of went against our understanding and one thing i would like to make clear is

apparatus since the beginning of the biden administration to prioritize terrorist activities by white supremacists, white nationalists, and anti government groups in the united states? they're responsible for kind of violence i just described. >> sure, we are threat driven at the national security division and across the justice department, we respond to the threats that we see and the way the fbi and the rest of the intelligence community characterize those threats, they include threats from international terrorist groups like al-qaeda and isis but increasingly we have become concerned about groups that are based in the united states, those groups run the gambit in terms of ideology, a mix of ideology. >> my question is why has the doj struggled to investigate and prosecute these threats? >> but i would say, for our part, but we did was to establish the specialized unit within our counterterrorism section this year, to focus on domestic terrorism threats, and domestic violent extremists, to make sure that we have the right data, that is a challenge to understand the nature of the threat, to make

this is impossible that someone actually believes the quality of urgency is a white supremacist values a person that is expert on that now? i would love to have her write more emails and more excuses as to why she can't meet with taxpaying voters. >> greg: because they are racist. >> did you ever eat your homework? >> no. >> greg: that's good, good for you. >> greg: it feels like this is a white supremacist movement taking these and making them sound racist when they could be put to good use. >> i was confused by this one and i started reading more about it is nice got more confused. the explanation was when you are in a rush, then you can't stop and have good decision-making which i agree with. when i'm in a rush sometimes i will forget my wallet or something like that but i don't understand with a racist part comes in. being in a rush you don't suddenly start seeing racial slurs or at least i don't. >> greg: is there a way -- maybe taking your time maybe it's about taking your time it's not about rushing? i don't know. >> bad things can happen when you're in a rush, i get it. i read

>> it's okay. >> to make sure that your products don't get into the hands of a white supremacist mass shooter ever again. >> reporter: manufacturers responding pointing the finger at those who pulled the trigger. >> these acts are committed by murderers. the murderers are responsible. >> reporter: waving off the blame, the ceo of ruger pointing to the shooting at sutherland springs. >> the evil person who perpetrated those crimes and committed those murders was allowed to buy a firearm that he frankly shouldn't have been allowed to do. >> reporter: committee democrats shared their report that found that major assault weaponmakers have made over $1 billion in revenue over the past ten years as these mass shootings have surged. mona, andrew. >> morgan, thank you. >>> let's take a look at your thursday morning weather. so, more flooding is likely today from west virginia to tennessee and across the plains. all because a front is stalled allowing storms to soak the area. on the radar there's also rain today across most of the eastern u.s. and monsoon storms are likely to bring more floodi

i don't think i have ever talked to a white supremacist. please let me finish. i am not sure what that means. i know that it is the worst thing one can be. i don't really understand. i believe that people are not defined by their race, black, white, asian, pick a race. people -- people are defined by what they do and the choices they make. they have agency. they are not part of some bigger group, there individuals. i say that every night. if you don't hear that and for whatever reason want to claim i am some racist, i am stating my sincere views as clearly as i can. >> do you feel that in your own career you have been discriminated against as a white supremacist? >> you said that roger ailes had a preference for irish catholic people and that it held you back. >> i can say this sincerely, i have never in my life been unhappy except because of self-pity. i am speaking for myself. self-pity is the root of misery. i have had a wonderful life. i live where i want, i say what i want. i am blessed. unlike a lot of journalists who are leading miserable lives. but i do

apparatus since beginning of the biden administration to prioritize terrorist activities by white supremacist, white nationalist and antigovernment groups in the unitedgi states? they're responsible for the kind of violence i justac described. >> look, we are threat driven at the national security mission across the justice department to respond to the nature of theri threat we see in the mate by the fbi and the intelligence community characterizes a threat. include threats from international terrorist groups by increasing we become concerned about groups based in the unitedst states. this groups run the gamut in terms of ideology mix of ideology >> my question is why is the d.o.j. struggled to investigate and prosecute these threats? >> i would say for our part we didas was establish a specializd unit within our counterterrorism section of this year to focus o domestic terrorist threats and domestic violent extremist make sure one, we have the right data. as a challenge to understand the nature of the threat. make sure your prosecutors dedicated to that effort. and make sure we aree focusing

you have your opinion exceptionalism, the psychopath. biology, a white supremacist white supremacist, etiology has to be addressed front and center. the europeans have to understand that they are no longer the center of the world. and again, when they understand that, and we able to, to make that reflect a material reality, that is shifting power from the europeans, that we have the possibility of developing and constructing a new world. ok, pepe in this article here by this david breast. a essentially is asking, what is the world like after the american century? is it a good thing should be we'd be afraid, because i think i think you're right peter is a little bit more pessimistic. you're a little bit more optimistic. where do you, where does it go from here? because that the global system ever since 1945 has been centered on the west, specifically the united states that is slowly drifting away. is that a good thing? a bad thing, a dangerous thing? go ahead, pepe. well, if i was really a passive nihilist not an active night list as nature, i will give up completely and isolate myself

you have your opinion exceptionalism, the psychopath. biology, white supremacists, white supremacist, etiology has to be addressed front and center. the europeans have to understand that they're no longer the center of the world. and again, when they understand that, and we able to, to make that reflect a material reality, that is shifting power from the europeans, that we have the possibility of developing and constructing a new world. ok pepe in this article here by this david bresner a essentially is asking, what is the world like after the american century? is it a good thing should be we'd be afraid of because i think i think you're right, peter is a little bit more pessimistic. you're a little bit more optimistic where the, where does it go from here? because the global system ever since 945 has been centered on the west, specifically the united states that is slowly drifting away. is that a good thing? a bad thing, a dangerous thing. go ahead, pepe. well, if i was really a passive nihilist not an active night list as nature. i would give up completely in isolate myself, one of

quote, the disgusting hate of white supremacists have no place here.hen so many of our rights are under attack, we will not normalize intimidation by bigots as we mark boston legacy as the cradle of liberty, we continue to fight to expand liberties for all, end quote. the mayor has vowed to fight for reproductive rights after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. she appears to be referencing that here. this gets at something that you just said which i think is interesting. the volatility right now, the polarization right now, the pendulum that i think everybody expected to swing back after the 2020 election hasn't necessarily in any way -- perhaps it's gotten worse. what's your sense of that? you kind of have an optimistic take about these groups. what about more broadly? >> well, so my optimistic take about these groups is because the more that the language of hate is taken out of the political discourse, i'm not going to be coy here, i think the more that the january 6th commission committee basically denigrates, makes trump seem like a lose

there was police violence nd because a lot of the police were members of white supremacist groups.e militias that tried to kill officials. legitimately elected officials. there were mobs and militias so if you can learn something from this book because i don't want to be preachy. but realize that there's a playbook for white supremacy and it happened in the 1860s and if you know the playbook you can see the things coming down the pipe right now. andyou can do something about them because you will know when they start denigrating people , start using the police to kill people . when mobs start taking duly elected people and threatening them you got ul something going on that's going to boil up. >> how was economy all related to plessy versus ferguson? >> the members of the economy society were probablyone of the first , they wereamong the first .. there were two black mutual aid societies target in the 1830s. plessy versus ferguson was in the 1890s. there were many more, hundreds of associations by that time and thmany of them supported the plessy versus ferguson case. merchant was

conspiracy exists to replace white americans with immigrants and people of color, motivated a white supremacist to gun down ten black americans at a grocery store in my home state of new york, in buffalo, just over two months ago. here's what mr. carlson said last night, among many deranged things. these are his words -- quote, sometime around 196 5-our leaders stopped trying to make the united states a hospitable place for american citizens, their constituents, to have their own families. they just imported new people. that's literally what happened. can you believe someone said that on a national network, and the network does nothing with it? -- does nothing about it? there is only one way to describe what mr. carlson is doing, he is stoking racial resentment among his viewers. it's deranged. it's dangerous. it's racist. not long ago, views like replacement theory were only found in the darkest places in disturbed minds. now someone as prominent as carlson is spreading, night after night, to an audience that often tops three million viewers. and it's not an isolated incident. according to one

ll at b n supermarket where an alleged white supremacist is accused of shooting ten dead with an assault-style rifle. authorities say he bought it just after turning 18. >> what are you going to do -- >> it's okay. >> -- to make sure your products don't get into the hands of a white supremacist mass shooter ever again, who will take a child's father away? >> reporter: democrats accused the gunmakers of putting profit over people, revealing findings in a report that manufacturers have made over a billion dollars in the last decade selling ar-15-style rifles, while gun violence surged. the ceos of ruger and daniel defense, whose rifles were used at the massacres in sutherland spr springs and uvalde, texas, acknowledging the tragedies, but saying guns are not to blame. >> the evil person who perpetrated those crimes and committed those murders was allowed to buy a firearm that frankly he -- he should not have been allowed to do. >> these acts are committed by murderers. the murderers are responsible. >> reporter: but democrats pressed them. what about the young men buying these assault weapons? a

mastriano's campaign paid a far-right white supremacist social media platform for campaign consultingt of the payment was gab, a platform used by the pittsburgh tree of life synagogue shooter. he murdered 11 people in the very state mastriaon is looking to lead. andrew, ceo and founder of gab gloated about the web traffic his site was receiving. "we have been getting one million hits an hour all day," he wrote via gab's twitter account. even as torba denied that gab condoned the violence, its users were celebrating the 11 dead jews in pittsburgh. more recently, after a white supremacist gunman targeted black shoppers at a grocery store in buffalo, new york, killing ten of them, torba implored his gab followers to marry and reproduce with only white people. "the new york times" reported that torba said that he endorsed mr. mastriano as part of his efforts to build, "a coalition of christian nationalists at the local and state level to pioneer a grassroots movement of christians in pennsylvania to help take it back for the glory of god." we attempted to contact both gab and doug mastria

>> it's okay. >> to make sure that your products don't get into the hands of a white supremacist masshooter ever again, who would take the child's father away. >> it's okay. >> these people are demanding answers and accountability from the gun industry. i intend to get both today. following today's hearing, house democrats will continue to take bold action to stop the bloodshed. later this week, we hope to vote on the first assault weapon ban in nearly 30 years. the house is also planning to take action to end the outrageous legal immunity that has protected the gun industry from lawsuits for far too long. and in the coming weeks, i intend to introduce additional legislation to hold the gun industry accountable for the damage inflicted by their products. just like the car industry, the pharmaceutical industry, or any other american business. let me close by addressing my republican colleagues, i know that you value the rights guaranteed by the second amendment, and so do i. but even just a scalia recognized that a right secured by the second amendment is not unlimited. and quote. even

white supremacists. >> raymond: who is right? >> i am with ray. the chinese communist party has been abusing the american people. they stole millions of our jobs. they have taken away intellectual property, stolen our secrets in our university. director wray has this right. the chinese communist party, not climate change, not white supremacist him, the present real risk. still they are probably incensed, the media as well as parts of the biden administration buffy "the abe mg there is a regional balance we are losing. we may have lost and abe being assassinated. >> prime minister abe was relieved the first and most significant asian leader to confront the chinese comet's party. it's hard when you are in their neck of the woods in the pacific. he was serious about it. he partnered with australia, the south koreans, the other allies and with us. to deliver a central understanding about the chinese communist party. he was fearless in supporting that we've lost a great leader who was willing to change the trajectory of japan's willingness to affect it

there was police violence because there were white supremacist groups. tried to kill elected officials legitimately elected officials that were mobbed. if he can learn something from this book and i don't want to be. >> she. realize white supremacy happened in the 1860s if you look ats the playbook you can see what came out of it and you can do something about it. you know when they started denigrating people and use the police to kill people and mobs start taking duly elected people and threatening them you know something's going on that's going to boil over. >> host: another question how was economy hall related to plessy versus ferguson? >> guest: the members of the economy society are probably one of the first, among the first to black mutual aid decide -- societies. plessy versus ferguson was in the 1890s. there were hundreds of mutual aid associations by that time and many of them supported the plessy versus ferguson case. the press and of the economy society was a member of the citizens community who were involved in taking the plessy piece to corp

we found that -- violent white supremacist.e found that those companies do not take even basic steps to monitor theeaths and injuries caused by their products. amy: and in minnesota, a federal judge has sentenced former minneapolis police officers alexander king and tou tao for violating the civil rights of george floyd. king received a three year sentence while tao was given a three and a half year prison term. both officers were convicted in february of failing to come to floyd's aid as their colleague derek chauvin kneeled on his neck for over nine minutes, killing him. king and tou still face minnesota state charges of aiding and abetting murder in a trial scheduled for january. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracynow co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: welcome to viewers and listeners across the world. amy: secretary of state tony blinken has announced he expects to talk soon with russian foreign mi

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apparatus since the beginning of the biden administration to prioritize terrorist activities by white supremacists, white nationalists, and anti government groups in the united states? they're responsible for kind of violence i just described. >> sure, we are threat driven at the national security division and across the justice department, we respond to the threats that we see and the way the fbi and the rest of the intelligence community characterize those threats, they include threats from international terrorist groups like al-qaeda and isis but increasingly we have become concerned about groups that are based in the united states, those groups run the gambit in terms of ideology, a mix of ideology. >> my question is why has the doj struggled to investigate and prosecute these threats? >> but i would say, for our part, but we did was to establish the specialized unit within our counterterrorism section this year, to focus on domestic terrorism threats, and domestic violent extremists, to make sure that we have the right data, that is a challenge to understand the nature of the threat, to make

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instead, he became -- he threw his hat in with grifting white supremacists, and is it that parent to matter how awful the people are? and i guess josh hawley's the poster child for that. you know. the person who's really excited about it is ted cruz, quite frankly. ted cruz is like, finally, someone more hate than me. this is awesome. i can take a breather. let's be honest. >> well, you've broadened our view of a story that has these angles and layers i think it's strike he's really catching so much blowback at home, because again, this is a breakthrough type of story, not just for the image, although it captures a lot, but for the substance. liz, thank you. >>> when we come back, we're going to get into how coups usually operate. they involve the military. so why was it in the peak of january 6th that donald trump was afraid to do anything with military force and it took mcconnell and shumer to call in the help? we have a navy veteran here when we return. j. >>> this last insurrection hearing got many americans focused on the role of force in our democracy, or as one guest put it ea

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