things we didn't see as much are not just that they're necessary that the nexus for these avowed white supremacist to bring the movement that they want because that's what sparks the outrage what that's what rises racial and they think and they believe would about a race war that would make white people the victor. and you said that you think the way that we need to combat, that is to have our remains, our media and our politicians, not so not appeasing, appeasing. and to these culture wars and the other things that they do to downplay and them as something i've been thinking about because, i've wondered whether in in if we feel like we are in that period of reactionary, where they are being reactionary, that the appearance to them of a progressive change or a shift this kind of white lash what how would they respond to a media or a politicians that became increasingly disavowing them more progressive in language. that was something i wanted put to all of you. i think we're seeing. right, like, i mean. i pride myself on going out and talking to everyone the you know, we're talking in this context

this to, i just want to start, because i think when people hear this, they're like, why are white supremacist showing up at the pro palestinian rallies? what do they want out of this? >> overall, john, thanks for having me, what they want is that they want an all-white ethnostate in north america. as crazy as that sounds, that is actually an articulated goal of the new not sea and white supremacist movement in the u. s.. one of the things that helps them rally the troops is antisemitism, so, now, in the u.s., we are experiencing a massive uptick in antisemitism, that will disrupt something like 285%, and they wait supremacists, neo-nazi groups, see an opportunity to advance some of the same teams and same antisemitic tropes that they have been plugging away after years. >> you talk in your op-ed a lot about how there are shadows of charlottesville, from back in 2017, which was a horrifying moment in our history, and how these white supremacists and neo-nazis are trying to take advantage of passion on college campuses. i would also add that there are many tens of thousands, if not more, people

just different realizations of the same orientalist and racist strobes that center that are white supremacist that center the white european person top of these uh racist hierarchys and palestinians are there obviously considered uh less and lot of support that the israeli regime gets is from far right from white supremacists and from other uh racist ideologies and groups and this to come back to to to the other part of your question of course is something we've seen last year with the war in ukraine and how ukrainian refugees were welcomed in europe oftentimes by justifying that they are white, they have blue eyes, they have one hair and so on, they are part of the so... called western uh civilization, which of course also implies that war is should be completely normal in western asia and other parts of the world that are victims of us and european colonialism and imperialism, so uh very much the entire idea of israel as setler colonial project is based on racism and necessitates racism to be kept alive. well jahangangier, how much of all of this uh has feel the uh actual face of uh liberal

white supremacist, we believe the jews were part of some grand conspiracy to replace white people withe of color, shot up a synagogue in pittsburgh. he killed 11 people and wounded six more. this week the richest man on earth endorsed the very same conspiracy theory. i used her on x, formerly twitter, said western jewish populations are coming to the disturbing realization that the hordes of minorities that flood their country don't exactly like them too much. he added that jews were pushing hatred against whites. elon musk replied, you have said the actual truth. musk is the man who publicly picked a fight with the anti-defamation league and who has allowed provocateurs, that's being euphemistic, back on his platform, including notorious not see andrew england and artist kanye west who says he, quote, love 90s. even the white house is responding in a statement, we condemn this abhorrent promotion of antisemitic and racist hate in the strongest terms, which runs against our core values as americans. joining me now are michelle goldberg, new york times opinion com columnist, and maya wy

. >> reporter: they are part after on anti-semitic group from white supremacists. some behind the 2017 unite the right valley in charlottesville, virginia. they are one of multiple hate groups in the united states, using the israel/hamas conflict to push anti-semitism. but they're not just showing up at protests. they are dumping flyers in neighborhoods across the country. it's happened in turkey five states so far this year. >> i can't believe the hate that exists towards the jewish team. >> reporter: some of the flyers are the network of anti-extremists who are disrupting city council meetings. they call in to spew hate. >> it's always the jews. >> the american slave trade was jewish. >> reporter: a few weeks ago, a new tack tic using artificial intelligence. >> i'm the ceo of the anti-defamation league. >> that may sound like jonathan gree greenblatt. >> the adl tracks anti-semitic incidents. >> reporter: it wasn't him. it was a fake voice created using a.i. we are finally admitting the truth. >> reporter: the defense league celebrated the call-in stunt that mad

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>> i think that it's less the white supremacists with the shaved heads or flags we have to worry about. it's more about the people in suits with nausea vocabulary about great replacement theory, and like the tweet that musk liked, jews opening the borders to nonwhite immigrants, these theories that come from the mid and early 20th century about anti-semitic theories, the targeting of muslims, the targeting of people who arechstn heterosexuals, we have a lot of this -- you might recall trump's comment about when [crowd chanting] countries, and not having information from nordic countries. this is national socialist rhetoric, and it's done by people in suits, and the former president, and his supporters, and people on television. and when you allow trump to label a centrist democrats, like joe biden as a marxist, then you are enabling. when you allow that rhetoric, you're enabling both sides. when you have an extreme right and centrist democrats that americans now think biden is the left of them, is a horrifying thing if you think about it. and that's the success of this rhetoric that we

because i would love to see the hate crime made by white supremacist.t's likely that you won't find a study because it's just 100% false. >> now everyone is saying that palestine needs a home, israel took their land, where was this organic sense of loyalty against palestinians prior to the massacre of people in israel? where was that, and wise it out there now during a time that they should be rallying. >> whoever says this is about land is merely using that. israel is not established in 1948. so they said they wanted a two state solution, that is what they try to do in 1948. and they decided that declaring a war would be better then a state solution and they don't want to two state solution. they are chanting for the annihilation of the state. and if we can't even live next door to the west bank, how are we supposed to share with them? >> every time i hear something about this, i shut them off, that ship has sailed, they are not from this world. give you great credit continuing to speak out and we thank you so much. meanwhile, joe biden has a plan to t

. >> reporter: here part of an anti-semitic group founded by white supremacists. some of the same people who are behind the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. they're just one of multiple hate groups in the united states using the israel/hamas conflict to push an agenda of anti-semitism. but extremists are not just showing up at pro-palestinian protests. they're dumping anti-semitic flyers in neighborhoods across the country. it's happened in 35 states so far this year. >> i just can't believe the hate that still exists. and toward the jewish people. so i totally despise this. >> reporter: some of the flyers are the work of a network of anti-semitic extremists also linked to disruptions at city council meetings across the count. they call in to sfu hate. a few weeks ago, a new tactic using artificial intelligence. >> i'm the ceo of the antidefamation lead. >> reporter: that may sound like the head of the adl, an organization that come bats hate. but it hasn't time. it was a fake voice created using ai. the defense league celebrated the stunt,

our resident white supremacist tom shillupersone. w wh he's a white supremacist. ye's a white supremacist. that's right. i think it's latin x because it was latit.>> i thin a right. >> like they call them latinri a's. oh, really? that'sght? a i thought was lati. >> all right. eam. >> the, you know, in this document, it went into great detail defining all of these terml s. yeah. and it said, by the way, none n of these migrants may follow these definitions and all of these definitio nnd all of these definitio is might change in the future. >> yeah. so it's like, so why are you >> gn. like, so why are you it could all change. so the whole document is obviously ridiculous. ons?cument is obviouthe really s about this is that they have bureaucrats working on this stuff. exactly. show youst they think this is ai permanent situation. thernke are top men and womeng n working on this because they it's never going to go away. and you know what? even when they criticize the administrationhat? n theyhe like this guy adams gets all this credit in new york for saying like, hey,

think of the great philosophers are all white supremacist, not at all, this constitution was built toct individual liberty this constitution was dealt to protect people from things like slavery the problem is at the time they could not eliminate slavery and philadelphia with the delegates making these decisions and you had a few states that were strongly pro-slavery south carolina and georgia but the constitution is the greatest document ever conceived of when it comes to governance which is by the democrat party hates it. which is why we have to deal with the 1619 project in crt in the marxist movement in this country that are at war because it prevents a centralization of power there is two-tier knees the framers feared the mob anybody and everybody can vote and nobody has inalienable rights. >> that's why were not a democracy, thank god. >> or centralize power, the constitution protects us from both and they later added the bill of rights number texas from the central government, the individual from the central government you will notice the bill of rights under constant attack by

our white supremacist, tom -- he's not a white supremacist yet. >> i think it's latinx because it wasst, right? >> greg: that's baseball team. >> all right. [laughter] >> you know, in this document, it went into great detail defining all of these terms. and it says, by the way, none of these migrants may follow these definitions, and all of these definitions might change in the future. >> greg: yes. >> so why are you making the definitions? the whole document is obviously ridiculous. the upsetting thing about this is they have bureaucrats working on this stuff. >> greg: exactly. >> to show you, they think this is a permanent situation. there are top men and women working on this because they think it's never going to go away. you know what? even when they criticize the administering, like this guy, add damages, gets all this credit in new york for saying we have to come up with a solution. the biden administration has to address this but he's also part of the problem because he wants a create a permanent solution. he wants government money coming into the cities. that's his plan. it's

a couple of years ago, this evil white supremacist shooter went into a black shoot in america and shote person in america who had come out supporting that evil young man, we would have said how disgusting it was. if thousands of people came out on the streets supporting that young man, we would have said we had a problem. if we saw other black people across america, our fellow citizens and brothers and sisters being singled out like that young jewish boy was by a crowd of white supremacists, we would say we have a problem. we have to identify it. it isn't islamophobia. it's anti-semitism of the kind that hamas leads the world in. >> martha: when you watch that video at harvard, douglas, they're corralling him. looks like young kids bullying each other. these are college students. they surround him. it's scary to watch what happened to this young man. you don't know where this is going to go next. >> just imagine, i'm not jewish. imagine if you were that student. your co religion is being singled out for the biggest massacre since the holocaust because they were jews what is the reactio

. >> they're part of an antisemitic group founded by white supremacists. >> some of the same people -n charlottesville virginia. >> [inaudible] >> they're one of multiple hate groups in the united states using israel hamas conflict to push an agenda of antisemitism. extremists are not just showing up at pro-palestinian protests, they're dumping antisemitic flowers in neighborhoods across the country. it's happening 35 states so far. >> i can't believe the hate that exists. towards the jewish people. i totally despise ththis. >> some of the flyers are the work of the fence the. antisemitic extremists were also linked to the destruction of a city council meeting across the country. they call into spew hate. >> it is always the jewish people. >> a few weeks ago in calabasas, a new tactic using artificial intelligence. >> hi, i am john green black, and i am the ceo of anti-defamation league. >> that may sound like jonathan greenblatt the head of the apl top organization that combats hates. >> they track antisemitic incidents. >> it was not him, it was actually a fake voice created using a

. >> narrator: white supremacists in the streets. >> (shouting): white lives matter!ator: counterprotesters. >> minutes ago saw the largest group of counterprotesters... >> narrator: culminating in horrific violence. >> violent clashes between white supremacists and counterprotesters... >> ...the chaos, which has reached a boiling point. >> narrator: the president fanned the flames at a trump tower press conference. >> that was a horrible, horrible day. i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it, and you don't have any doubt about it, either. but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people... >> trump makes these comments with elaine chao just behind him, right? taiwanese american, who has dealt with racism growing up in, in america, and also spouse of mitch mcconnell. >> but you had many people in that group other than neo-nazis and white nationalists, okay? >> what do you do as a member of the cabinet? you're standing next to the president, and, you know, you just have to stand there with the blankest look on y

. - he sent an unequivocal message to white supremacists and other radical right-wing extremists in the they were doing. - are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups-- - proud boys, stand back and stand by, but i'll tell you what. i'll tell you what. somebody's gotta do something about antifa and the left-- - certainly, a lot of left-leaning media saw what happened in charlottesville and trump's reaction to it as abominable, as unconscionable. but people are also seeing all of these people who came together and all of these people who were marching, and you gradually and then quickly start to see pandering to those kinds of perspectives, particularly in right-wing media. - and that unleashed a greater torrent of hatred, in the united states, which, of course, created these conditions for something like january 6, in which you would actually have americans try to overthrow their own government. - i'm a motherfucking proud boy! [screams] - white supremacy is not a fringe theory. it is sadly at the center now, of the republican party. you have congress members

of threat. >> yes, importantly, they can't take their eyes off the ball and focus overly on white supremacist threats. but here is the important emphasis today that the director made. this is about inspiring terror here, so, not that hamas possesses any capability of any significance here at home, they never have, to hurt us here, what he is concerned about is that all of the scripts together calling for action will inspire violent individuals or small groups, he said, here. and that is incredibly hard, harder than monitoring the actual organizations themselves abroad, because you know how to get intel, there. but the lone actor here is what concerns want enforcement, the inspired actor, the lone wolf, so to speak. that is very challenging to get ahead of. >> as we have this conversation, i am thinking about how this conflict is going and oh my, i am wondering about the hostages. do you see negotiations to release the people still being held by hamas and gaza more difficult, now? >> simone, i just wanted to pick up very quickly on something from just said, because one of the things -- the sta

this genocide against the palestinian. people has exposed israel for what it really is, a weak white supremacist racist, apartite die in a state that is determined to remove palestinians from their ancestral homes and lands at all cos, okay, you listen to... a couple of the speakers there anyways uh live from washington dc, the pro palestine rally that's taking place and uh you can see uh this is huge or this is huge. event that's taking place, this was uh something that was in the works and uh the massacre as it continued a daily basis in the palestinian territories that is in the ghaza strip really is uh something that uh catapulted into putting this even into place, this is not a easy thing for it to have occurred, and uh we were looking at not just the washington dc in terms of the residence there or the people there, but rather from across the us where people have come out and they're showing. obviously how they want uh basically when what we're understanding a ceasefire, but it goes lot, it goes beyond that in terms of not wanting um the us to assist israel militarily in terms of wanting u

palestinian people and to kill people, so i think this is typical colonial and western. supremacist or white supremacist um arrogance that we've seen time and time again throughout history, um, i may have mentioned this before, but you know during the times of indian colonialism of the british rage, the um the suppos or the indian soldiers would be sent on behalf of the british to ravage villages and to destroy the people and and then the british would then themselves, the britain's white officers would come and administer bandages and aid and claim they were the civilized people, it's really your own people who are the barbarians, and this reminds me of that, you know, they can't call for a ceasefire, but they want to present humanitarian front, we've seen it many times in history, we've seen it in bosnia, we've seen it in many conflicts where. on the one hand they kill, they uh, they cause mass devastation, and then on the other hand, to make themselves perhaps feel better or to convince their general public that they really are humanitarian people, then they do this, yet at the same time, their langu

it's like i am black how can i be a white supremacist?they continue this a belief with the such a strong huge over 800 mob mentality they belief is really disappointing to see if you were just saying earlier how students are supposed to be learning and exposed to so many different views. but a lot of people to surround themselves with the echo chambers on campus. jon: does this start with the professors the so-called educators on campus or is it social media? where is all this coming from? >> i think it's a mix of all of it. it's evident even before he entered campus because we have a diversity training that we start doing before even step foot on campus it is required for all freshmen. it is taking out aspects of our identity rather than supporting a unity among all of us in the hawkeyes here at iowa it's really disappointing. it is again furthers the division as you can see on the videos that are being shown no it can support israel and palestine separately everyone constantly cancels out our voices will retry to support israel. as i ha

socialist party and felt that because woodrow wilson was a more educated, cultivated soipea rabid white supremacistat he would bring a level of civility to the white house. even went so far as to say he had the potential to be the next abraham lincoln. he was wrong about that decisio- [laughter] and very quickly came to regret it. butso both wilson and duboise, o men with huge egos, two men who believed in the powerth of their own beelect which capabilities -- intellect and capabilities, they thought that democracy could be achieved and spread if on a worldwide scale as a result of the war. due boys speaking about democracy in the specific context of black people and the broader diaspora. still, anti interesting connectn between these two men about what democracy meant at the time. terms of duboise's belief that world war i could be different, i struggled with this because on the one hand, you're right, why would he think anything would be different? it seems just incredibly naive of duboise to believe that world war i would be this transformative moment for democracy and for black people in partic

meanwhile, the white house evoked the white supremacists who marched in charlottesville in 2017 when answering questions about palestinian rights protesters. this is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre responding to fox reporter peter doocy. >> you talked about extremists all the time and is usually about -- >> i have been very, very clear. we are calling out any form of hate. amy: the head of the king center , dr. bernice king, lawyer and daughter of martin luther king, jr., responded to post by comedian amy schumer, who shared a video of dr. king condemning anti-semitism and defending israel's right to exist. bernice king wrote -- "certainly, my father was against anti-semitism. he also believed militarism to be among the interconnected triple evils. i am certain he would call for israel's bombing of palestinians to cease." here in new york on the longtime human rights attorney craig mokhiber, the director of the new york office of u.n. high commissioner of human rights, stepped down in protest over the u.n.'s failure to stop the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, which he

are not such a big issue, and khalid, we heard sakina describe, what is happening there as a white supremacist, thing going on, colonization and all the rest of it, you as someone has experienced being a refugee, what is life like for a palestinian uh, born or living under the thumb of of the an oppressor or a colonizer? yes, so i think that one thing we have to get um right is, israel was established and was um based a settler colonialism project, that was the... entire um scope of um zionism of theodol hertzsel and i think that um the ethnic cleaning ethnic cleansing, the displacement, forcible displacement, um, this is this is nothing new to israel, this is something that has been going on since 1948 when my grandparents were um forceably removed from their home in acca to southern lebanon, i'm a third generation um refugee and apparently i can't even ask to go back to my homeland when you have um white europeans with absolutely no heritage. with no connection to the land of palestine or the middle east, they are able to take on free birth birthright trips to um go and visit, and you know t

imposed by their own government government and this zionist entity, these supremecist elites, white supremacist elite, anti-semitic even supremeist elite themselves who support the ziist entity in there for their own religious and their own colonial agendas, this the time the people start to grasp this. idea and the this is why the the act of the resistance got to show more action got to help the palestinian in tubling this zin entity as i said earlier on this the whole apparatus of this zist intelligence military even industrial now is is collapsing because first of all economically the the zist entity cannot keep 360 soldiers after their wits, this is the reserves, pulled out of jobs for months and months in there, they collapse, the economy will collapse, the the the zinest entity is built in there to grab land and to grab wealth and to make money, and that's why we seen a lot of this settlers who have dual citizenship left already without even thinking coming back because they came. to make money, to have slice of the cake, not to die, and while this is happening, the only ones is lifting t

palestinian people and to kill people, so i think this is typical colonial and... supremacist or white supremacist um arrogance that we've seen time and time again throughout history, i may have mentioned this before, but you know during the times of indian colonialism of the british rage, the um the suppos or the indian soldiers would be sent on behalf of the british to ravage villages and to destroy the people and and then the british would... them themselves, um, the britain's white officers would come and administer bandages and aid, and claim they were the civilized people, it's really your own people who are the barbarians, and this reminds me of that, you know, they can't call for a ceasefire, but they want to present humanitarian front, we've seen it many times in history, we've seen it in bosnia, we've seen it in many conflicts where... you know uh on the one hand they kill they uh they cause mass devastation and then on the other hand uh to make themselves perhaps feel better or to convince their general public that they really are uh humanitarian people then uh they do this yet at the s

roedisia, the queen used to have uh for tea all the time, they loved these people, um, because the white supremacist leaders of of europe and north america, the people that profited from the slave trade, and the colonizing of the world, that ideology, that value system hasn't changed, that's how they still think, at the bottom of this is a deep um, toxic racism. that uh is not hard to see when when you step back and look at it. uh, there's a hatred of arabs who were thought of as animals and sub-humans. um, israeli retoric sounds, you know, remarkably like the third right recently, that they have to exterminate the sub-humans in gaza. yove gallant sounds like nothing except a nazi. ben gaver. 'these people are monsters, they really are, and they and they say it openly, so uh, you you have to, you have to look at what happened in south africa, eventually the apartide regime fell, and uh, and and you're going to see eventually the the idea of this pure jewish state based on colonial principles, design of state, will... will fall too, and you will have some form of either democratic one state solution,

, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre compared pro-palestinian protesters to the white supremacistsho took part in the deadly unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017. she made the comment in response to a question from fox news' peter doocy. >> does president biden think the anti-israel protesters in this country are extremists? >> what i can say is what we've been very clear about this, when it comes to antisemitism, there is no place. we have to make sure that we speak against it very loud and be -- and be very clear about that. remember, what the president decided to -- when the president decided to run for president is what he saw in charlottesville in 2017, when we -- he saw neo-nazis marching down the streets of charlottesville with vile, anti-semitic just hatred. and he was very clear then, and he's very clear now. he's taken actions against this over the past two years. and he has continued to be clear, there is no place -- no place -- for this type of vile and despite -- this kind of rhetoric. nermeen: ta-nehisi coates, that is the white house press secr

amy: on monday, the white house press secretary compared pro-palestinian protesters to the white supremacists took part in the deadly unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017. she comment in response to ashton from peter doocy. >> the anti-israel protesters in this country are extremists? >> what we have been very clear about when it comes to anti-semitism, there is no place. we have to make sure we speak against it very loud and be very clear about that. remember, what the president -- when the president decided to run for president is what he saw in charlottesville in 2017. saw neo-nazis arching down the streets of charlottesville with vile anti-semitic, hatred. he was very clear then and very clear now taking actions against this over the past two years. he has continued to be clear, there is no place for this type of vile rhetoric. amy: that is president biden's spokesperson. craig mokhiber, your response? >> i think one of the most disturbing aspects of this current situation in the north, in countries like the u.s. and europe, has been is rather unprecedented crackdow

there was a sign that said, "white supremacists" with a star of david.zis to implicate jews back in 1939. seeing that in front of nyu's library, which as safe haven for jews, it's horrifying. >> reporter: she says she can't believe the same university she's loved the past three years is now home to defaced signs of hostages in gaza. >> her name is amelia and she was attacked from her home by hamas. 4,000 plus children murdered in gas, they scribbled on it. any taken life is awful. i don't know how many times i have to reiterate that. hang up your signs too. i don't know why ours need to be vandalized. >> reporter: last month nyu released a statement saying in part, "there is no place for hate at nyu, including anti-semitism and islamophobia." bella hopes nyu will take more decisive action to protect jewish students. it's a sentiment shared by these three students who also traveled from new york to the march in d.c. today. >> we've seen what's going on on our campuses and we had to be here. it's terrifying. it's scary to be a college student on campus. >>

create a task force against anti-government extremists and in that memo, you discuss a known white supremacist organization. so without your tenure with the department, the threat of white streamiest and domestic terrorism has raised substantially the number of white supremacist threats has increased. do you think the department's counterterrorism efforts have altered in relation to that and do you think they were sufficiently met during your time? bill: you know, my experience with so-called domestic terrorism is that historically the f.b.i. always got into trouble when they spied on domestic groups on the on the left. and it always led to a huge reaction investigations, people, a lot of people losing their jobs. ag's putting out guidelines that limit the power of the fbi to conduct certain investigations. and all of those were on the left, they went to the anti war movement, the civil rights movements, things like that. so the fbi is very guarded about doing anything that affects the left on the -- whereas it's very easy to penetrate groups on the right or has been traditionally. and so that

the colonial boomerang of violence will swing back around against the colonizers, against the white supremacists, against the violence because global humanity is waking up and can distinguish between the violence of the colonizer and the violence of the colonized. thank you for that uh ask to stay with us so we can cross on over to london and just ask our corresponent their site puroza who joins us to let us know what's going on where he is at well said i look at things are almost in full swing there if not completely tell us what you're uh experiencing there uh i'm having a hard time um hearing your cover but i i got the just what you said yes it is in full swing it started at 12:30 and as you can see. the protesters in their hundreds of thousands um are walking to whitehall as we speak um as they have over the past few weeks since the israeli war on gaza started and they are all calling for a permanent ceasefire. that is their main demand today. this is a protest that was organized by the palestine solidarity campaign uh the previous ones as well as a... of course number of other organizations

because i would love to see the jewish hate crimes made by by white supremacists versus bu by white supremacists versus group. but it's likely that yout will not find one stud likely ye it's just 100% false. >> and i'm just wondering that now everyone's saying palestine needs a homethatstin. you know, israel took their land there. where was this organic heir lan sense organic of loyalty towards palestinians prior to the massacre of jewsmac in israerel october 7th? where was that? why is it out there now in aey time in which they should be rallying, i would think, for israel? >>ul i want to make something very clear. whoever says this is about land is merely usin ig that excuse to justify antisemitism. it's never been about land. they have run massacres in 1929, had nothing to do with the land because israel was not established yet till 1948. so for everyone saying it's about land, we want a two state solution. let me remind you that that's state tried to do in 1948.dos and the arab league decided that declaring a war would be better than sharing a two state solution. and they don't want a two st

i consider him a white supremacist domestic terrorist. and i hope everyone has a good day today. host: now let's hear from norm in pennsylvania, go ahead norm. caller: hello? host: yes, go ahead. caller: i am calling all of these people calling in about the republicans. one of they talk about the democrats and what is going on with all of that stuff? what about the riots going on at the dnc and all that. you never cover stuff like that. host: is that your top news story of the week the riot at the dnc? ok, thank you norm. let's go to stephen in lexington, kentucky. caller: good morning, happy saturday. this is the first time i've had the privilege of talking to you. my biggest story is our presidents failure of handling the israeli/palestine conflict. i can kind of tell that they are a little older than i am and a huge generational gap and race cap on how people are perceiving this war in the middle east. new polls show that biden is having trouble with his constituents and the people who support him like myself. i wanted to vote for him again but now me and my friends and family

unite against hate week began in berkeley six years ago after white supremacist rallied in san francisco sprung up in hundreds of california cities and now across the nation. and the hate just keeps on coming. >> reported hate crimes in california are at their highest level since 2001. they jumped more than 20% from 2021 to 2022. hate crimes in berkeley, for example, doubled since the pandemic, especially targeting our aapi community. >> sooner or later, any minority group can and will be repeat targets. it's so important now more than ever, with the rise of islamophobia and anti-semitism and other hate crimes happening throughout our country. nonprofit oakland based not in our town, uses video new media and organizing to stop hate and bullying to build all inclusive community cities. >> we are so honored to partner with california versus hate with la versus hate and to see that our state is developed, shaping the kind of policies we need to really make a difference. >> i got involved with not in our town as a hate crime, touched our community and the at the sikh temple of wisconsin in o

the campaign started in 2017 in response to a number of white supremacist rallies in downtown berkeleyberkeley's mayor says hate crimes have doubled in the city since the pandemic and the start of the war in the middle east. >> over the past month we've seen a worldwide surge in anti-semitism and islamophobia and i'll just say as the mayor of berkeley, it's my priority to make sure all members of our community, including jewss, muslims, israelis, palestinians, feel safe. >> the mayor says the city is working closely with police to improve reporting of hate crimes. the city is also working with community groups on creating resources for victims of these crimes. >>> paul pelosi taking the witness stand today in san francisco testifying against his alleged attacker. david depape is accused of breaking into the pelosis' san francisco home in an attempt to kidnap then speaker nancy pelosi. pelosi testified he woke up to "a very large man with a hammer in one hand and zip ties in the other." pelosi said depape repeatedly asked where's nancy? when he learned he wasn't there. he said he would