arresting suspects, allegedly part of a white supremacist group plotting attacks. here's abc's christiane cordero. >> this morning, a federal indictment against the alleged leaders of a white supremacist group seeking to ignite a race war. they're giving out bomb making instructions. they're putting together hit lists. 34 year old dallas humber and 37 year old matthew allison face more than a dozen federal charges related to a chat group on the social media platform telegram, which has been criticized for its relaxed approach to content moderation. the group, which refers to itself as terror graham, allegedly directed its members to commit hate crimes against black and jewish people, immigrants and members of the lgbtq plus community. the indictment also claims the group plotted to kill high value targets, including a u.s. senator, and incited followers to carry out terror acts around the world. >> a chilling part is that some of these attacks, according to the justice department, have already been carried out, including a man in slovenia who killed two people befo

i know nothing about white supremacists. i don't know who the proud boys are. i don't know anything about david duke. i know nothing about hitler. i don't know anything about it. i know nothing about it. i don't know anything about it. i don't know anything about it. i didn't know knowing about it. i don't know anything about it. i don't know who little john is.

of the leaders of the taran graham collective, a transnational terrorist group that promotes white supremacists the belief that the white race is superior. joyce, as we see donald trump openly flirting with white supremacists and what other conspiracy theories like laura loomer and nickfuentes and others. how is important is it to see they are taking prosecutions so seriously? >> it really matters. this is not just a group that was out in the ozone and want to be. these were people who posted online a list of targets, u.s. center and a federal judge were among them. people they said should be attacked. they posted directions on how to do that. because they were using social media platforms, they were very dangerous. the indictment specifies three instances where people actually took their instruction and went forward with terror events. this was an all hands on deck event for doj. this involved the civil rights division, the national security vision. it is a prosecution designed to send a message to people that if engage in this sort of contact, doj is looking. i think it is significant that th

we had a serious case of a white supremacist group bombing and islamic center. we have seen on the national level all of this has been discussed. a rise in anti-semitic incidents. 216% increase in bias against muslims. your testimony goes into recent data on hate crimes. is there an actual underreporting of this? to the numbers be worse than what we are hearing? >> i will start with what you concluded with. there is a chronic underreporting of hate crimes in our country. the highest on record was last year. the estimate is that we capture about 1% of hate crimes that occur. we have already arrived at higher numbers. i would suggest it are dramatically underreported. there are different barriers. that we have to address. that strikes me as deeply problematic. we are seeing without a doubt an increase in both communities. we are not having a conversation about the hate crimes. the reality is we are already seeing a dramatic increase. this is something we should pay attention to. sen. klobuchar: thank you. i appreciate that. i was specifically focused on some of th

white supremacists have been more responsible than any other domestic extremist group. just this month the justice department arrested and indicted the leaders of the collective. the white supremacist terrorist group that allegedly solicits attacks against minority communities and the assassination of u.s. public officials including a jewish senator. free speech is sacred in america. public officials on both sides of the aisle have a responsibility not to fan the flames of hatred. the former president and vice president show can they both spread the lie that haitians in springfield, ohio are eating cats and dogs. everyone in public life should condemn anti-semitic and racist language and disassociate themselves from demagogues who traffic in it. this type of rhetoric can have deadly consequences. in recent days there have been numerous bomb and shooting threats in springfield, ohio. schools and other institutions have been forced to close. look at the tree of life synagogue shooting. on social media the shooter claimed jewish americans were conspiring to destroy the whi

robert lundo is linked to a white supremacist extremist group. prosecutors say he and others committed assaults after crossing a police barrier put in place to separate pro and anti-trump demonstrators. rundo is also connected to assaults at rallies in san bernardino and huntington beach. he's facing up to five years in federal prison. >>> the university of california is moving forward with a plan to provide campus police with extra weapons and ammunition. this comes in response to requests from police at five uc campuses, including berkeley and ucla. the uc board of regents made that decision today over the protests of demonstrators who briefly disrupted the meeting. >> this meeting is now adjourned and i would ask the police officer in charge to plea car the room. >> this is not a new request, but it comes after campus protests over the war in gaza. some students say they're concerned campus law enforcement is becoming more militarized. uc police say they aren't requesting military grade equipment. >>> calfire is telling people to stop flying d

i thought he was a thinly veiled white supremacist whose argument is more white supremacy. host: beth in massachusetts. the new york times reporting that when the investigation has completed when it comes to the plane crash that killed iran's president, they cite officials -- officials with the country's site that whether saying the state news agency reported that technical failure contributed to the crash. on sunday and said the final report with an investigation determined "the accident was primarily caused by the weather conditions, including thick fog. the investigation found all major repairs and replacement of critical parts for the helicopter had been carried out in accordance with standard regulations and the brief so no deficits that could have contributed to the crash but the report found no signs of sabotage or tampering." there is the complete story. you can read more in the new york times and others. oklahoma, independent line, richard is up next. caller: good morning. i am a veteran and i'm extremely frustrated with the country. i want to set that aside and th

and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attacked. and i don't know if the local is going to attack them and especially those with children . and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's come in. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate their students. the city has also cancel the annual culture. at rosco creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist of people walking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple of from arkansas came here to send a message were supporting this community today. but next week, it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for com. they want springfield out of the spotlight, and on a path to healing dw is on abraham. she filed that report. she has more now and what springfield city officials as well as locals, were willing to tell her, but not on camera. we were not able to interview any city or state officials for that piece. we cer

and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attack, they don't know if the local is going to attack them. and especially those with children, with all reviewers watching on cbs in the united states and all around the world. welcome. when we begin the day at the end of a week that has seen the conflict in the middle east move and only one direction towards a wider and deadly. your roar, the world's focus for the past 11 months has been on gaza. where's really forces have babbled a moss retaliation for the october 7th the terror attacks. during this time in the background, we could hear the sound of rocket fire tax launched by his boy into 11 on and across northern israel. israel says that it has happened every day since october, 8th, as well as, as the attacks are in solidarity with a mos. israel has not announced victory over her boss, but this week it did announce a change in the center of gravity for the military. troops have been re positioned along the board with levon on both sides launched rocket attacks thursday and friday, and they top has bullet commander

this is a guy who coddles white supremacists. a guy who likes to see the violent rhetoric that he used being taken into communities and expressed. we have to be very serious when we have a conversation about donald trump and who he is. the same donald trump that did not want black people living in the residences that carried the trump name. the same donald trump that wanted to see the exonerated five actually face murder by the state. this is the same donald trump who has no problem playing and trying to create a race war across this country and i think it is very important that we pay attention to his actions as well as his rhetoric. it is not just words. when he says make america great again, he means make america white again. he wants white men to have the only access in this country, be the only leaders in this country. be the only people whose words and policies matter. he does not want a multicultural society and for him that runs through the black community and the progress that black people have made across this country.

these are the actual steps that we see white supremacists that lead to violence. we must take a seriously and look at it for what it is and not conflate the two issues. >> that is certainly an eye-opening perspective that you bring they're congresswoman. thank you so much. we appreciate your time today thank you i do want to get back to that oval office meeting. it was ukraine iranian president zelenskyy meeting, of course, with president biden today in the oval. biden telling zelenskyy quote, we stand with ukraine now and in the future let's listen well, welcome back to the white house, to the oval office. >> yesterday and you shared a figure you're plan to win this for exactly what we're going to discuss today. now, ukraine see two key pieces. >> first, right now, we have to strengthen ukraine's position on the battle that's why the day on friday announced a new 2.4 billion package of security assistance. >> i've also directed the pentagon to allocate to allocate all remains security assistance, funding that has been appropriate to ukraine, period. by the end of

to be able to bring the anti-black racism, white supremacist ideology and speech that they continue to create, not only hate on the haitian community, but on all black people in the united states. we have to understand and center the fight that this is rooted in anti-black racism, white supremacists, and that's what we're doing now. >> indeed, i will note president biden today said about haitian americans he wants to take a moment to say something like so many americans, he bigged up karine jean-pierre, who is haitian american, and he talked about her as a proud haitian american and noted the haitian community is under attack in america right now and expressed his support, doing the opposite of what donald trump is doing. there are 735,000 haitian american residents in this country who can vote, so look sharp, republicans. you might be hurting yourselves in places like florida. thank you very much. >>> coming up, trump continues to cozy up to laura loomer, a far right nutsy conspiracy theorist so extreme and so toxic that even maga republicans are begging him to ditch her. stay with us

the united nations, the existence of it comes from the countries that still today believe. a white supremacist and this is fact you know there is there is lot of propaganda to say otherwise but the definition of colonialism comes from the fact that people in the west believe that they are better than anyone else so when we talk about israel it is clear everybody knows they talk about them being special and people's chosen people however it's not just them it is the whole of west who think that they are and that is the reason you know when we are talking about the num for example, palestinian lives or labanese lives, it's not that we don't know the names of people behind this, because the media, the the alternative media here in the uk is really doing a fantastic job, we have lot of people raising, writing stories of individuals who have been killed, who have been martired, so it's not like you know people don't know, but it's just the total belief that if it is a white men or woman killed their life is that is more important. then say 10 or 15 arabs and and this is the reality of the matter an

it has nothing to do with kamala harris' identity that donald trump appeals to white supremacists in general. he's been doing that long before she was a nominee, and she does not mince words when it comes to the fact that donald trump through proud boys, through white supremacists, through his well recorded document of statements that that is fact, that that has to be confronted when you're at a debate. >> we are talking about an election in 27 days where last week the president of the united states took a debate stage in front of 70 million americans and refused to condemn white supremacists. and it wasn't like he didn't have a chance. he didn't do it, and then he doubled down. and then he said, when pressed, stand back. stand by. >> they did stand by, all the way to january 6th. we are welcoming michael steele, former rnc chair and our colleague. i end on thas clip in this segment, in this script here, michael, because that was kamala harris in one debate on the national stage. confronting and singling out what donald trump said and admitted on another stage, and he went on to lose

did trump know where we nic what point does he's nick fuentes, a white supremacist he did down with nick fuentes who should not have done that. yeah, he should right. >> okay. so now we know that it is not only so you're saying one person who could have got in line dinner versus the thousands upon thousands upon thousands of progressive activists in the streets that's the equivocation actually think a question for you. >> these college gets you are wrong. i have done denounce those. >> that's your party now. those are your people those are the people you seek to i would never have a nice day geyse. this is obviously very emotionally charged conversation. i appreciate my perspective that you bring. i appreciate your acknowledgement that this did happen as sarah kind of pushed you, but i will say i think it's very important that any corner where we see antisemitism left, right? wherever it comes from, it is deeply wrong alright, so to come here after the break, north carolina democratic congressman jeff jackson joins me live to discuss the surat. the scandal surrounding north carolina's go

this guy really is a white supremacist. he is out there sharing the hate.n is the neonazis, the white supremacists. literally nazis. they fabricated tweets saying i was involved in terrorism. about how donald trump refuses to denounce white supremacy. the point was i was going to make it clear. >> why are you doing this show if you have $4 million? >> i don't have any money. that's not the point. they are still bringing into the mainstream. that's what's going on. >> tucker carlson is somebody who is sitting in the box at the rnc. this is not a fringe voice on the outskirts of republican or conservative media out lets. it is safe to say he consults with, talks to the upper echelon of the republican party. here he is peddling in this kind of nazi revisionism. >> first of all, it is not, though he no longer has a show on fox, he has an enormous platform. the most popular podcast in the united states. donald trump jr. is going to be a guest. he is plugged in to the highest levels of the republican party. it is important to understand what he tries to whitewash

because they've tried to behave themselves to what's right and they don't know if one day the white supremacists are going to attack, they don't know if the local is going to attack them. and especially those with children. and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's comment. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate for students. the city has also cancel the annual culture . at roosevelt creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist. people are flocking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple from arkansas came here, send a message, were supporting this community today. but next week, it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for call. they want springfield out of the spotlight and on a path to healing. and here's another look at some of old headlines. a therapy in parliament has passed a resolution, recognizing the opposition candidate and window gonzales over to you as been, as well as legitimate presidents. lawm

and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attacked. and i don't know if the local is going to attack them and especially those with children . and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's come in. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate their students. the city has also cancel the annual culture. at rosco creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist of people walking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple of from arkansas came here to send a message were supporting this community today. but next week it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for com. they want springfield out of the spotlight and on a path to healing dw special correspondent abraham file dot report you just sore. and earlier i asked her about the problems cited by springfield, city officials, when pointed towards the growing haitian migrant population in the town. a short period is abou

and then you've got the white community, white supremacists notion, white nationalists, promotion ofideology that is simply saying it's to make it very simple. it's almost everything against that. they're going to challenge african-americans in owning land and say that that's not what it is. we're going to give the land back to the southern landholders and you're going to be able to rent out land or or farmland with them and you're not going to be able to vote your voice doesn't count. you don't have the right to go to school. and if you have the right to go to school will be a very limited time. and so you have the tension of these things going on and the way that these things are going to be imposed most, more often than not is the use of violence. professor 1871, six years after the end of the civil war, how did this issue of racial violence get congress's atteion? it got its attention mainly because it is so perverse and it's widespread. acts of violence happening throughout the south. e murder of individuals that is taking place. black and white individuals, black iividuals that

condemn the proud boys, even if it's just 12, even if pushes one marching in springfield all white supremacists. i'm obviously not, i'm married to a non-white person. i don't like these people, but i think that we have to keep our focus not on 12 marchers going down the street, but on the fact that thousands of residents have had their lives destroyed by kamala harris is policy. i find this very unusual, dana, that the american media is more interested in a bunch of losers marching down the street, then they are in the fact that kamala harris has made these people's lives wars. i'm not talking about 12 proud boys. i'm talking about 40,000 residents, 40,000 constituents of mine, many of whom can afford housing and food because of kamala harris is open border that is what i want to focus the media's attention on. we're going to keep on doing it because i think the american people deserve a government that puts their interests first, kind of make just one more final point of this, dana. you've heard a lot of the media focusing on every possible distraction from the story in springfield, you've hea

they dress it up, -- white supremacist politics.hey dress it up, given it a lot of grease, but it is still the same awful, odious belief system that we've been fighting against forever. >> i just want to bless you both for saying that out loud because it's really important for good liberals to hear this because you were fighting so-called progressive originalism. and i've been out there saying you would be don't want to do this. he definitely don't want to do it for gender because thomas and others would happily overturn almost all of the 14th amendment proceedings. >> for anybody in the audience who may be unfamiliar with progressive originalism is? >> originalism can come to progressive ends, or actually some can come to progressive ends, so why don't we just embrace it, because occasionally it does. this is part of the engine that is inconsistent. it's not really even about history. it's not about immunity, they use it -- it is selective. so progressive says there are litigators out there using it. and i've given an argument for

on my show i called him tucker clansman for years because he really is a white supremacist. sharing it. j.d. vance doesn't have a problem with it because j.d. vance understands the only way the gop can win is bring in neo- nazis, white supremacist, all the people on the outskirts of society that donald trump brought back in. literally fabricating tweets years ago saying i was involved in terrorism because i wrote an article talking about how donald trump refused to denounce white supremacy and i sued them for defamation. i won $4 million. i am flush with nazi money. no, they have no money. >> why are you doing this show if you have $4 million? >> i don't have money. the point is we will not be silenced by these bigots who are to this day still bringing it to the mainstream and that is what is going on. michelle, i want to get your thoughts. tucker carlson is someone sitting in the box at the rnc. this is not a fringe voice on the outskirts of republican or conservative media outlets. his voice matters. it is safe to say that he consults with, talks to the upper echelon of th

donald trump has taken guys like fuentes, known white supremacist, to dinner at mar-a-lago. e example of how they have tried to normalize racism, white supremacy in this country to understand what we are dealing with here. they're saying it out loud. and they're saying it consistently, and no one is looking at the fact that these are the people that are shaping the laws that all people have to live under. the danger is they're not just guys on a college tour. these are senators, congressmen, and presidential candidates and a former president. that ought to be frightening to us. >> the old dixiecrats are the new republican party, unfortunately. they just flipped brand names. i want to really quick, just to say it's not just in the deep south. quick, eugene. you can go to missouri where they just killed an innocent man. they took a gentleman who was -- who should have been pardoned, marcellus williams. the guy who didn't want to pardon him, the current governor, he's a pardon machine, including pardoning those -- the white couple that held guns at black lives matter protesters.

hold on, you said he supports white supremacist, are you not taking that back on live television becausefuentes a neo-nazi sympathizer it's all on the record, why have you not denounced donald trump for associated with people like t that. we are barely 24 hours away from donald trump having faced a second assassination attempt in two months, the first time as resulted in actual bloodshed in a gunshot to the head and instead of you recognizing there is a lot of rhetoric in this country that could drive and balance people to do really crazy and violent things, instead you are doubling and tripling down on the lies and the explosions this musing propaganda against donald trump. liz: let me talk about what donald trump said in the aftermath, thankfully he is okay and he said he is okay he is forging ahead, obviously it's unbelievable that this is the second time in nine weeks, as we look toward election day we are already, today is the deadline for pennsylvania in the county board of elections to start processing application for absentee and mail-in ballots, early voting is going to begin an

the real religion in america is a white supremacist ethic at the heart of the white conservative movementars to be donald trump, because i have never seen anything like it in america. >> he got smoked the other day. >> he might just be like a bowl of orange cinders right now. >> she smoked them like a rack of ribs. >> we will leave it there. thank you very much. i never say that in an interview, but i will leave it there. >>> coming up, a civil rights icon discusses her decision to endorse kamala harris and what it would mean for the world to see america elect a woman of color as president. president. ♪ citi's industry leading global payments solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries... and help a partner like the world food programme as they provide more than food to people in need. together, citi and the world food programme empower families across the globe. (children speaking) ♪♪ millions of children are fighting to survive due to inequality, conflict, poverty and the climate crisis. save the children® is working alongside communities to

things were better at he was president but i also notice there is a lot of discrimination in white supremacists basically in control under trump. the more majority of whites are for trump. my son experienced discrimination by a dog bite from policeman. i feel like when trump was in control, white people basically go against blacks. however, kamala harris is for abortion and i am not for abortion. i don't think it is right. i don't know what i want -- who i want to vote for. host: that is our first hour of calls. we will continue before we show you the 9/11 events. if you want to make your comments, (202) 748-8000 supporting the vice president, (202) 748-8001 if you support former president trump, other candidates (202) 748-8002. if you are undecided (202) 748-8003. here are headlines from battleground state papers. this is the detroit news under the headline, harris-trump sharply different visions for nation. the subheading is accusations back and forth and high-pressure face-off. to the las vegas review, the headline, trump-harris's bar in the subheading has of hopefuls clash on the economy, a

trump was a threat to democracy, a white -- a white supremacist to end western civilization, aside frombad guy. as trump began to take the lead it was clear that their empathy was sincere as a stripper winking that you before the lap dance. what does the media do now? of course the media's idea of toning down the rhetoric -ish shutting down trump. here is nbc anchor alex which i am guessing her middle name is mick. >> we do not know the source of any gunshot we do not know who was responsible for this, the whole thing has yet to be 100% confirmed from start to finish how this all played out. but do you expect to hear anything from the trump campaign about toning down the rhetoric? toning down the violence, or wood that be a typical of the former president? >> greg: weird, if she is not sure it even happens, then how could she know that trump caused it. of course,, the media will not take the brain for brainwashing misfits and to achieving greater and for me. and infamy given after achieving the media's directives. instead they will focus on the real problem, you. they will ignore real b

it's not which is where white supremacist if we think about what the militant right and white power movement looks like today, there are many of these groups. the specifics can change from group to group, but the overall intent is the same. the coming idea of what you said, uh, we had power. we should have power, power is being taken away from us. and by any means necessary we can get it registered national socialist group, southern national surgery of all types of groups with all types of freed. but ultimately, we're all being united because we're all believing the same thing, which is ultimately the white people have a right to exist. and whether the we is a white we whether the we, as an anti government, we thoroughly declined for more laws. right now we're being beat in the future. nobody knows. it should have been a long time ago. personally, a lot of people think that you know, these are not colors. we shouldn't worry about them. unfortunately, we said the same thing about that you had a prior to the events of $911.00. they live in caves and are can stand. they don't pose any threat to

it's not which is where white supremacist. if we think about what the militant right and white power movement looks like today, there are many of these groups. the specifics can change from group to group, but the overall intent is the same. the coming idea what you said. we had power. we should have power, power is being taken away from us and by any means necessary we can get it passes through gym, national socialist group. yeah. southern national surgery of all types of groups of all types of creeds. but ultimately, we're all being united because we all believe in the same thing, which is ultimately the white people have a right to exist. and whether the we is a white, we with the we, as an anti government, we thoroughly declined. more laws are going to end up with people worse right now we're b and b in the future. nobody knows. and that should have been a long time ago. personally, a lot of people think that you know, these are not colors. we shouldn't worry about them. unfortunately, we said the same thing about that you

biggest terrorist threats and we keep being told of trump loses the election the right wing white supremacistss and everything else will arrive in the country is going to be in chaos. but actually the two main acts of political access we've seen so far this year, fortunately think got neither of them successful, but both have been acts committed against donald trump. we don't know for what reason or what political causes these people were pursuing but it does worry me the authority seems to be on some idea that there's whright wing threat when there seems to be people out there who primary interest is taking down donald trump. >> martha: point well taken. i want to switch gears a little bit jessica and talk about the interview, i believe it was on friday in philadelphia and there's been a lot of pr pressue on vice president harris to do more interviews and this one has got criticism over the weekend, let's play some of it and get your thoughts on it. >> when we talk about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people, i wanted specific things in mind for that? >> i will start

the trial of 13 white supremacist among chargers, they faced conspiracy to overthrow the government of united states. the verdicts from the white jury came on the 4th day of deliberations beam and his co defendants were acquitted on all charges. the humiliating outcome, let the d o j to focus their attention on individual criminals. the band and investigations of the white power movement has a domestic terrorist threat built catastrophic legacy of liter list. resistance has been that we as the public have lost sight of this movement. we don't have any domestic terrorism legislation. we don't have domestic terrorism was what example the number one tool, if the agents and prosecutors used to disrupt a terrorist attacks in the united states as material support the, the material support is basically a charge to love the own individuals who are helping a tourist organization or a violent organization. unfortunately, we don't have that when it comes to domestic terrorist organizations. the problem with this situation is when you don't have domestic terrorism was you need an act to happen. yo

is at a protest for the oz off battalion, which is notorious for its links to neo nazis and white supremacists, so much so that washington had a weapons ban on them. this includes that was until this year when they decided to scrap that restriction for obvious reasons. he was there holding a placard saying, end russia. so may, you know, while they are conflicts, right? but this conflict is definitely black and white. ready is about good versus evil. this is a story book, you know, a movie. ready ever watch, this is the only evil, i guess. good. i mean we're valley situation here where you know that you use range of the rest of the world are caring and john and generous on self vision is a 01 other grass. ready concept that we're, we're all one unit we have to get along and work together and, and us and the. busy is 2000 and why do we have to work together? rouse is also an author in his spare time. he wrote a book in which he day dreams about killing top politicians, including vladimir putin. of course, the swirl in question and every chat around the world is to why put in has not been killed

a haven for white supremacists, you joined forces with the area nations and began to command a cell style, terrorist movement of white power acted as the idea was that one or a few white power activists could work together towards a commonly held set of goals and targets but without prosecutable ties between them and without direct ties to move that leadership. but there was a problem. the cells which were spread across the country and into canada still needed to communicate with each other. and even when the f b, i wasn't listening on their phones being wanted to do more than talk, if you wanted to share ideas and create networks. so they created a social network called liberty. and one of the 1st postings and titles on my side and country and then lewis team travels around the country, teaching people how to go online. these message boards included assassination list and ideological content, and who you should hate and why, but they also included social networks content like personal. and this was in 198485 way before most people think about far right online activism. decades before fac

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. >> the only two i can think of are white supremacist, as well as evangelical group. short of that, there's not a single group in america, whether it is veterans, firefighters, police officers, blacks, jews, mexicans. i actually bought it . it is the first time being on any show i've actually brought notes with me, but women, asian americans, latinos, i mean we can go on here. muslims, disabled people, native americans, obviously the haitian immigrants, african nations, handicapped journalists, n puerto ricans, name it. the question i would sort of pose is, why are there any members of these communities that would possibly vote for him , or think that he is the right person for the job of the presidency of the united states of america again? >> is it because he morphed some of these things? he talks about the words of immigrants and the varmint, as he calls it, which is a terrible example, because this has been used around the world with hitler, where you call people something-- to dehumanize them. then, he says, they are taking 100%, 107% of the jobs taken by black p

i think that he's a white supremacist. well, think about it. he's okay he's a white proponent. he's an anti-semite. he's right, he's really isn't why he loves kanye and alex jones who they've been trying to nail for god knows how long now you are an now. >> absolutely i am now absolutely. >> but you don't believe the stuff he said about sandy hook kids difficult question for you to answer. >> well, look at the evidence let's say that he started to look into it and it turns out obama had those kids murdered on purpose, but he did ease. >> but if they died, that's still a possibility because he was president. >> but by purpose, i still mean negligence. >> what about the parents of the children? who were what i hope it isn't good. >> jones doing is making these tragedies. so much worse know, how do you get worse than child death? i'll tell you how by having idiots who watch alex jones show up and start harassing the parents of the children who died in the sandy hook shooting that's how you make it worse. >> adam and i, we're going around in circles on this nonsense when my photogr

british and the american states did everything they could, until they no longer could to prop up. white supremacist rule in south africa across the world there was a great mass movement and apartite was eventually smashed between the hammer of the armed resistance of the south african masses and the anvil of international solidarity. after the liberation we didn't have to wait long to see whether or not the... african national congress and its leader nelson mandela would repay the loyalty of those liberation movements and their supporters all over the world who had supported him and his struggle. he didn't let us down. mandela, the anc and then the south african government itself did everything that they could to repay the solidarity. which had been shown to them, they supported the just cause of the palestinian people every particular, and its highest point was surely the case brought by the government of south africa at the hague, charging the israeli state with the crime of genocide. the power of the advocacy of the lawyers representing a... a free country called the republic of south africa wil