it is in the white supremacist movement. it is in the boogaloo boys movement. elizabeth newman come a trump administration official quit then because the white house kept stressing it was the threat was black lives matter, in people, when all of the facts indicate the overwhelming level of violence, the number one domestic terror threat in this country are the white supremacist, are the antigovernment groups, this right wing that coalesced on january 6. you have mike dunn. a.c., you say he has gone underground now. what do you see as the next insurrection or threat? and what about how the biden administration is dealinwith this? >> i think the fear that i have -- and i have gotten this from our interviews with people like mike dunn, is both federal agencies and federal law enforcement being targeted. their particular target for people in these militia and antigovernment groups, as well as i think there is a real concern with state level and county level officials being targeted, particularly in states that maybe have more serious covid restrictions. i think tha

white supremacists not welcome here!ite supremacists came prepared to fight, bringing guns and knives and bats and shields. they attacked people who tried to block their path, leaving them bloodied on the pavement the violence kept escalating while the police looked on. just want to let you know there's been all kinds of crazy violence over here. pepper spray, people beating each other with sticks. we're trying to figure out if the police are going to intervene to stop that or if it's just going to keep going on. >> well, we've all got different assignments to try to maintain some sort of order here. so that's what we're focusing on right now. >> thompson: alongside the neo-nazis and white nationalists were militias and members of a group we would all come to know, the proud boys. its current leader was there that day. (shouting) i had never seen white supremacists gather in such large numbers. (shouting) but looking back now, charlottesville feels like a prelude of what was to come. anger. hatred. bloodshed. (screaming)

how about that america was founded to be a white supremacist country?any of you have been called by your peers or your teachers pay not see or white supremacist or trans- phobic or homophobic or antiwoman? or any of the other crazy names of people associated with conservative today? that is not normal. it is today did not used to be. even when i was in high school and a graduate 2015 we never talked about politics outside of ap u.s. government class or ap u.s. history. and even then my teachers never told me with their personal political beliefs were. we never debated whether or not our current president was a racist or if all conservatives were all the sudden white supremacist. this is becoming the norm thanks to what's been happening on college campuses or decades in the united states is trickling down to high school. believe it or not middle school and elementary school, and kindergarten and preschool. you guys heard about these new kids book like anti- racist baby and feminist baby? your cousins and your younger siblings and your neighbors are being

the congresswoman claims that's a kin to pushing white supremacist. this is not a search and we are not be in feeding which by the way is a white supremacist idea the situation on the border has become a major challenge for the new biden administration last month alone the number of family members taken into u.s. customs and border protection in custody reached almost 50000 that's put a major strain on efforts to house them the government has been heavily criticized for placing people including many children in quote jail like facilities well joining me now live is the executive director of on the hyphenated america christopher harris joining us here on our today thanks so much for sharing a time with us can we just simply define thomas just for a moment here do you think that so cannot be labeled as a world of white supremacy. you know a little article a few years back talking about the left's propensity to try to control the language and they redefine things and so any type a word like serves if it doesn't fit for them they're going to read they're

how about that, america was founded to be a white supremacist country. how many of you have been called by your peers or your teachers a nazi or a white supremacist or transforming or homophobic or anti-woman or any of the other crazy names that people associate with conservativestoday ? that's not normal. it is today but didn't used to be. even when i was in high school and i graduated in 2015 we never talk about politics outside of ap us government or history and even then, my teachers never told me what their personal political beliefs were. we never debated whether or not our current president was racist or if all conservatives were all of a sudden white supremacist but this is becoming the norm asked what's been happening on college campuses for decades in the united states and it's trickling down the high schools and believe it or not middle schools and elementary school and kindergarten and preschool. have you heard about these new kids books like antiracist baby and feminist baby? your cousins and younger siblings and neighbors are being taught a

remember the white supremacists who marched in charlottesville? >> jews will not replace us. jews will not replace us. >> so basically they're saying immigrants will not replace us, immigrants will not replace us even though we are all immigrants. many of us are brought here against our will but immigrants, a country of immigrants -- the answer defamation league calling on fox to fire carlson and let's say it, there is zero chance of that. not from the network that promoted the big lie of nonexistence voter fraud. the big lie that led to the insurrection. tl insurrection that tucker carlson lies about night after night putting the word "insurrection" in quote as if it did not happen. he knows what he's doing. we also got news on congressman matt gaetz opening an investigation of gaetz for a slew of potential defenses. so what does he do? he heads straight to trump country at an event sponsored by women for america's first. the group that organized the january 6th event right before the capitol insurrection. he never explained or apologized. >> this past week has been full of

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 at city, but in the heart of deep red western p.a. it's an industry still, but also a booming intellectual and technology hub. it is america's most livable city, one of the safest, 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, existing

do you think that's someone that's a white supremacist? >> i wouldn't call him a white supremacist.now he's got some issues. >> that was posted before you invited him? when you invited him, he had already posted those things. >> i wasn't aware of any of his other street activism. >> on your social media, these are the people following you with swastikas and white power signs. why are these people attracted to you and your platform? >> i don't know. maybe they're good people as far as being good american citizens. >> can you be a good american citizen with a swastika and white power? >> i don't look into people's personal -- what they're all about. >> i saw you posted recently, posting about valentine's day stickers and you showed 1488. >> oh, god forbid. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what 1488 means? >> no. >> all that time in the klan -- >> didn't take. >> it is a coincidence that it's white supremacist? >> it must be. >> he knows exactly what it means. >> jonathan greenblatt is an extremism expert. with the anti-defamation league. >> 14 is what they de

her daughter was run over by a white supremacist at the white supremacist march that took place over beacon at the university of virginia in the streets of charlottesville. and nick robinson international , center for not-for-profit law, speaking to us from washington, d.c. no one when we come back, president biden acknowledges the armenian genocide. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "i'd like to walk around in your mind" by vashti bunyan. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. you can watch, listen, and read transcripts using our ios and android apps. download them for free. president biden has made history by explicitly describing the 1915 massacre of armenians by ottoman turks as a genocide. biden issued a statement on saturday to mark armenian remembrance day. he wrote -- "over the decades armenian immigrants have enriched the united states in countless ways, but they have never forgotten the tragic history. we honor their story. we see that pain. we affirm the history. we do this not to cast blame but to ensure that what happened is n

remember, the far-right extremists and white supremacists who marched in charlottesville?> jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! >> so, basically, they are saying, immigrants will not replace us! immigrants will not -- that's kind of what they are saying, over there. even though we are all immigrants. many of us, brought here against our will. but, immigrants. a country of immigrants. the anti-defamation league calling on fox to fire carlson. and, let's face it, there is zero chance of that, right? not from the network that promoted the big lie of nonexistent-voter fraud. the big lie, that led to the insurrection. the insurrection, that tucker carlson lies about, night after night after night. putting the word, insurrection, in quotes, as if it did not happen. he knows what he's doing. we, also, got news, tonight, on congressman matt gaetz. house ethics committee opening an investigation of gaetz for a slew of potential offenses while he faces a doj investigation into whether he violated sex-trafficking laws. so, what does he do? wel

>> what people who were there and people involved in the white supremacists movement would say to me over and over again, donald trump was the catalyst for me being out here in the streets. he started saying things that i believed in but didn't want to say and i felt more comfortable saying -- comfortable participating in this movement when he became president or ran for president. the people in this film says the white power movement is over, and people are not comfortable with those politics, but there is a sort of brand of extremism that is more palatable to people, and you might call it civic nationalism or ultra nationalism, but that's the sort of current wave that in many ways propelled the events of january 6th, and we're talking about the militia groups and the proud boys, these types of outfits. >> our guest is ac thompson the documentary airing on front line, it's called "american insurrection." how long did it take you to put the documentary together? >> so we started working on that right after the first presidential debate in which then president donald trump gave a shou

that they saw in his computer that he was visiting white supremacist websites. alled in a letter with your coalition sent to the white house to appoint a sikh american liaison to the white house office of public engagement. already president biden has pointed in asian-american liaison after the atlanta murders. talk about my specifically you want it to be a does she want in addition, a sikh american liaison and why you want president biden to go to sikh beauties to educate the public. >> i appreciate that question. why is it in morton for president biden to go to indianapolis? we have called on him to do so. i hope he does. part of the reason is in this country, there are messages that are sent from the top down that really impact how we see one another. we saw that during donald trump's psidency and we are saying it again in president biden's presidency. we know that leadership and gestures matter. we're not asking him to come to indianapolis because we need him to validate our pain or extence. we know we matter. we know we have inherent human dignity like every

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actual institutions that are respected anywhere in the united states that are white supremacist? >> any system that doesn't support black lives matter, any system, any system - any person that is why, if you have white skin you've got white privilege. any system that questions the authenticity of any identity group that seeks to authenticate itself by means of skin color or ethnicity, your identity boils down to your skin color, your ethnicity and anyone who dares to challenge any utterance that comes out of your mouth it reduces youtube racial category, any behavior you defend on racial grounds you are accused of being a racist so you, if you are to question someone's behavior happens to be a different race or ethnicity than you and the behavior is egregious you are going to be cast as a racist. >> as a result, students are afraid because i've talked to them, teachers are afraid because what she just said in that video, you can challenge certain things but not others. people are afraid to speak out and then the whole thing is paralysis, educational paralysis and poison. we've got

these are white supremacists. 44 white presidents out of 45 in a land originally 100% native americas white supremacy. white supremacy is a big complicated web of systems and institutionings set up to keep power and privilege with one race. guess which one? ♪ pittsburgh is a paradise. it's known as steeltown, usa. its levels of literacy technology hub. it's america's most liveable city. one where safe is the most affordable city and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rodgers is going on? the paradox of a seven-time higher infant mortality rate black babies over white babies, or a safe liveable city versus the attacks on jewish people means that pittsburgh, like in america, let history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realityings. you know existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the super market isle. ok. i didn't come up with that. a great friend of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native. >> if you hear about a pittsburgh steeler getting arrested, it

reason, logic and the creation of white supremacists and white men. what you have done is you criminalized thought and you have disarmed individuals from thinking and what you have done is you have taken feelings as the means of arbitrating among disputes. i have been at the academy for 24 hours. and i inherit these kids. feelings now are the main criteria to adjudicate disputes. >> laura: feelings and not facts? >> that's right you have to make me feel good. can you get fired if you dispute the feelings of someone. feelings are the way i assert and reenforce my identity. >> laura: just on the identity thing, this goes to what you are saying. i was doing research for this "angle" most of the day. i kept being more horrified every video i watched. it was unbelievable. the national association of independent schools hosts all of these workshops and go to diversity and post them online. they feature educators and teachers who preach what you were just references: culture authenticity. listen to this diversity coordinate in california who is blatant about

i didn't really pay attention to him because i was more interested in more aggressive openly white supremacist outfits. over time, they became the dominant force on the streets and that was not something i saw coming. host: how about the boogaloo boys? guest: the boogaloo boys started coalescing online in 2019 and you can see them as an update to the militia movement of the 1990's. by that i mean they are full of jokes, they are big on irony, they spend a lot of time online, they are younger. in many ways, they are likely older militia government in that they are committed to a violent overthrow of the government. host: in reporting, these militia groups, have they been bolstered by the looser gun laws in the united states? guest: that is a great question. it is hard to answer. i will tell you this, when i talk to folks in those movements, they senses creeping -- they sent this creeping -- they sense this creeping to her any and -- piranny. you can own many more types of guns and carry them many more places than you could 20 years ago. the gun laws are less restrictive than they used to be. i

amendment rights so they can protect their neighborhoods from a resurgent wave of neo-nazis, white supremacists whatever this guy's gott going on. the alt right is described by the southern poverty law center as a community, whose core belief is that white identity is under attack, which other than the cancellation of "roseanne," i have no idea what they are talking about. here they are, marching with tiki torches in order to keep away black people, jewish people, and mosquitoes. now, most people associate this type of thing with the south. but remember, the south isn't just a geographical location, it is a state of mind that extends from the deepest parts of texas, all the way 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? well, wait a minute. that wu tang hat is a good sign. i am heading to meet the seattle-area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club, in the backgrounds, doing their thing. >> today, on "united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already-ringing ear

the last thing those people are that were on that screen were white supremacists. bunch of gobblably gook you could imagine. do you know what it is? it is marxist thinking. critical race theory emanates from marxist. turn around and say i don't want communists teaching my kid. that's what they they really are at the end of this day. that's a battle of really big ideas. they try to marginalize you with your traditional values by calling you a racist or a white supremacist which is the last thing that you are. so, point them out, call them out. send your kids to school and let them-it will implode on itself eventually because it doesn't make any sense. right now they are winning because we are cowering to the name-calling. ainsley: those parents told brian when he interviewing them 71.2% color. 61% of the parents want to be back. they said it's not an race issue it's an equity issue. steve: and the school district out in sacramento said mr. harrmond's statement was not made in his capacity as a district employee of sacramento city unified school district but in his p

i think we need to be real careful how we move from want the full on white supremacist white nationalistt we can't become the police here. just because someone expresses views on racist different than you doesn't make them racist. it's going to be difficult. you could say why should we have the military deal with this? will society deals with them. no matter where you are if someone gets caught on facebook or the editor thing, you better policy how to handle that. purpose of the year, at it from my perspective or preservative, right now it is too much of the air, many service members are upset about the equity and social justice going on. i think it's gone too far. many others who have gone far enough. we need to have a robust effort to start that debate in answers to those questions. absolutely hits the military, too. >> one or two more questions before we opento up. i want to ask you, your perspective on global art sales and i know the primary committee for farm sales but you engage american values and it's a debate i expect to be looked at more carefully. a more decisive criteria and

instead you must believe that even the black guy is a white supremacist. dr. , please pick up the white courtesy phone or whatever color courtesy phone you prefer. we need you more than ever. let's welcome tonight's guests. fox news anchor julie banderas. he is so smart he tells simon what to say, the director of policy studies of the american rice institute, ryan streeter. she believes laughter is the best medicine but also percocet, xanax and valium. kat timpf. everywhere he goes is an observation deck. tyrus. tyrus, i'm going to go to you first because you haven't been on for a couple days. how did you like the speech is? >> i'm going to keep it real. i watch them both in their entirety, no matter how much i wanted to, i sat through it and i wanted to prove a point to myself. there were some things in biden's speech that i thought were all right. i think we should start our kids early. i do like the sound of going to school at 3 years old. gives us a competitive edge. i don't know about the free college afterwards but i think when you get older you need to w

is calling on fox news to fire tucker carlson for pushing a racist conspiracy theory used by white supremacistseory. >> a con cecept that falsely cls that democrats in the context of white supremacy, jewish people are intentionally replacing white americans with immigrants with the express purpose in tucker's words of quote diluting american voters. listen to part of what he said. >> in a democracy, one person equals one vote, if you change the population you dilute the political power of the people who live there. every time they import a new voter, i become disenfranchised as a current voter. i don't understand what you don't understand. everyone wants to make a racial issue out of it. the white replacement theory, no, this is a voting rights question. >> here with us is cnn chief media correspondent brian stelter. tucker carlson did not mention jewish people when he was giving this diatribe, word for word what he is espousing is a central tenet of white supremacist groups. this isn't the first time he has been accused of racist remarks. instead of punishing him, fox news has been elevating h

this is why the insider threat and white supremacist groups is such a major concern today. >> thanks for that, all. the next place to go is that insider threats and extremist ideologies and groups and overlap with military aren't very new. there is the 2019 project that was published finding police officers that had hateful ideology. a prominent anti-immigrant group -- [indiscernible] >> the overlaps with these ideologies in members of law enforcement and military has been around for a while. so i guess one of the questions we should try to tackle here is why this threat isn't tackled urgently earlier. and whatever action that has occurred in the past. mary, i go to you. >> i have been in the military and police force, but i would say looking -- we entrust a lot of the defense of our democracy to these very people, to our military, to our police officers just as general honore was saying and these are groups that are sworn to support and defend the constitution and don't like looking inwards very much. there hasn't been the same type of incentive to root out extremism from within the

there is no white supremacists in seattle. that is all i have to say.m the usa today, intel agencies call china on paralyzed -- unparalleled threat to u.s.. top intelligence officials appear before lawmakers to outline a daunting global threat to landscape that included fallout from the deadly coronavirus pandemic and russia's continuing campaign to undermine u.s. influence. that same group will be back before a house committee today, the intelligence committee. our coverage of committees today on the c-span networks includes the health and human services secretary on the budget for 2022. that is coming up this morning at 10:00 on c-span3. we will hear more about the johnson & johnson situation this morning at 10:30 here on c-span as the cdc director and dr. anthony found she will testify -- fauci will testify. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, later on his proposed budget for his department coming up at 2:00 eastern. that will be over on c-span3. you can follow online at c-span.org. also, available on the free c-span radio app. because we had so

fox news is defending prime time host tucker carlson over his on-air defense of the white-supremacist "great replacement" theory. on april 8, carlson made these comments as he lashed out against immigrants and the democratic party. >> the left and other gatekeepers on twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term "replacement" if you suggest the democratic party is trying to replace the current electorate -- the vote now casting ballots -- with more obedient voters from the third world. they become hysterical. that is what is happening. it is true. amy: tucker carlson's reference to "replacement" echoed the words of violent white supremacists who marched in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017 chanting, "you will not replace us" and "jews will not replace us." the anti-defamation league called on fox news to fire carlson, calling his comments "anti-semitic, racist, and toxic." "tucker carlson tonight" was former president trump's favorite fox news program and is the most popular cable news show in history. "the washington post" reports domestic terrorism incidents surged to a

i think we need to be real careful about how we move from the full on activist, legitimate white supremacist, white nationalist out of the military, but we cannot become the thought police. just because someone expresses their views on race in a slightly different way than you do does not make them a racist, ok? it's going to be difficult. you could say, why should we have the military deal with it? they're already dealing with it, all of society is dealing with it. no matter where you are, if someone gets caught in a facebook post, the teen vogue editor thing, we need a better policy on how to handle that. regardless, frankly, of whether you come at it from my perspective or a conservative perspective. right now, it is too much up in the air. there are many service members who are upset about the social justice efforts going on. they think it's gone too far. there are those who think it has not gone far enough. we need to have a robust debate on that. i applaud -- for the efforts he has made to start that debate, figure out the answers to what those questions are. that societal problem that

way that the media has been portraying race relations in america some of them maybe extremist white supremacist and but some of them you know you can't argue with a white person being frustrated with the racial narratives in america that isn't racist at all maybe somebody who believes that black lives matter and white lives matter and all lives matter. you said it that it is the great mountain partisan that america's so multicultural yet we're still having this conversation about racism which if you look at the protest it obvious lot of people feel still is in abundance in the country how is this situation still existing let this. i think a lot of it again is being driven by the way that the media is reporting race relations in america i think there's a lot of money which we know if you look at the money that you know let's say a move on dot org and other groups like that there are basically you know funded by george soros i think that they're trying to drive division in america i think that they think that the vision i'm in america and a great race war will be the thing that finally leads to c

we live in a world's now where we have people in power who say, if you are white, you are a white supremacist weather you know it or not. if you're right, you are a racist. if you follow that approach, that means that any white person in america could be the target of surveillance. if you look at -- what is domestic extremism? is it being extremely patriotic? being a domestic extremist? if you look at our service members and veterans who have been targeted and pointed out by those in our government as being vulnerable to being domestic extremist, i've served with incredible great patriots. as a veteran and soldier myself, people who are willing to lay their lives down and die for this great country that we love -- is this who they are talking about when they are saying that we need to look out for a domestic extremist? it's absolutely outrageous, and it's offensive, offensive to those i've served with, including those who have paid the ultimate price and given their lives in service to our country. this is a danger of the direction where we seem to be had it, and to the fact that these terms,

since 2015, white supremacists, extremist militia supporters and like-minded individuals involved in 267 plots or attacks and 91 fatalities. while incidents allegedly from all other groups accounted for 66 incidents leading to 19 death including only 5% associated with jihadists, the lowest share since 2008. the csis data shows the january 6 breach was one of 11 far-right terrorism attacks in january, of the most for any january on record. despite all of this evidence, we have to deal with uninformed public commentary and even intentionally inflammatory words from leaders who seek to deflect outrage or to resort to what about-ism tactics, to seek to minimize news about this crisis. some infamously after the mastic terrorism incidents used terms such as fine people on both sides. our law enforcement agency including the fbi need to revise bureaucratic mindsets and catch up to these new threats and our new reality in their investigative efforts as suggested by fbi chief of staff chuck rosenberg. attorney general garland said recently in reference to his role as lead prosecutor in the 1

matched mine. >> reporter: in 2016 his wife reached out for help and within weeks another former white supremacist showed up at buckley's door for an intervention. >> it was the most agonizing, exhausting, emotional roller coaster that i've ever been on. >> reporter: buckley is now helping others out of hate. >> for every one that i recruited while i was in, i can take ten more back. >> reporter: new research from rand shows stigmatizing extremists or punishing them can be counterproductive. so parents for peace looks for other ways to help people who love people who hate >> we are guiding families to be first responders >> reporter: like that help line caller who's separating from her husband. >> this is a shock to the system but it's starting to have the effect that i hoped for him, is that he's reaching out for help now. that's why i'm trying to do what i'm doing with love, because what else can combat hate better than love? >> reporter: for her now it's hope over hate hallie jackson, nbc news, washington >>> we'll take a short break. up next, who's getting covid after vaccinations what you nee

teacher making national headlines after suggesting that parents want their kids back in class are white supremacists. heather jansen is in sacramento with the social media post a lot of people are talking about. >> reporter: a teacher in washington unified parent calling out some parents demanding to returned in person learning. >> it is not a fight between parents and teachers but about getting our district to do what is right by kids. >> reporter: and west sacramento, kristi mckinney is one of them. >> i was actually blown away that not only apparent but also an educator would make those kind of statements about parents. >> reporter: those statements were since removed from facebook but read of disappointment aimed at parents demands to demand teacher agreements calling those pearl clutching and white supremacist and arguing too much is being asked of teachers going as far to say teachers are being treated as country club waitstaff and the words shocking to many who read them. >> to use that language and be so harsh about it, it is not needed. >> reporter: parents understanding the message but not

i'm called white supremacist we have to be active right now every single day in all of our actions andk to your social circle going to church going to synagogue going to mosque talk ideas have consequences and talking is important i started off with thomas paine this program. he's a pan pamphlet revere this country revere declaration of the constitution. who do not hate people because of their race or other physical characteristics or anything for that matter. we have an intellectual elite that is stirring the pot that has power in our universities has power in hollywood has power in washington, d.c. they don't live the lives of average people who work with people of another race whether you're working at restaurant or grocery store or you're a trucker, electrician or plumber union, nonunion teacher, police officer we're working people of different races backgrounds all of the time with most diverse, magnificent, tolerant country on the face of the earth. but the problem is -- candace that gives an opportunity for those who are not -- to abuse us. final words from you. >> my final word

now that white supremacist roam the land, no right is absolute.s the message of last night's speech. beautiful. the only remaining principal in this country is that you can't oppose the peopleau in charge. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani just learned that lesson the hard way yesterday, when federal agents raided his home andhe took his files. by our count, rudy giuliani is at least a third attorney to have his personal communications with former president donald trump seized by the justice department. sense a theme here? rudy giuliani joins us to tell us what happened. mr. mayor, thanks so much for coming on. now, if you had been reading the twitter feedhe of the lincoln project, the democratic hacks who got joe biden elected, you would have known that federal agents were about to raid your home. they kneww before you did. but apparently you weren't. tell us what happened yesterday. >> well, 6:00 in the morning, there is 6 a big bang, bang, bag on the door, and outside were seven -- seven fbi agents with a warrant for electronics, and i l

since 2015 white supremacists, extremists, malicious supporters and like-minded individuals involved 267 plus attacks and 91 fatalities. while incidents alleged from all other groups accounted for 66 incidents in 19 deaths including only 5% associated with jihadists, the lowest shares sense 2008. the csis data shows that the january 6 breach was just one of 11 far right terrorism attacks in january and the most for any january on record. despite all this evidence we have to deal with uninformed public commentary and even intentionally inflammatory words from leaders who seek to deflect outrage or to resort to what about his own tactics to seek to minimize news about this crisis. some, implicitly, after domestic terrorism incidences use terms such as people on both sides. our law-enforcement agencies including the fbi need to revise bureaucratic mindset and catch up to these new threats and our new reality in their investigative efforts as suggested by former dea administrator and fbi chief of staff chuck rosenberg. attorney general barr said recently in reference to his role and lead

judge jeanine: why is everything about race and white supremacist. like the word surge. >> i'm sick of it. as a civil rights attorney i find it offensive for ao drorks attach everything to white supremacy or racist. the democrats race card has to be played. if democrats lose black voters there is no democrat party. i escaped from the democratic plantation and i left. now i'm glad to be a republican. but they try to scare everybody with that race card attack. that's what it is, judge. judge jeanine: just ahead, outrage over one ice cream makers reaction to law enforcement. ♪♪ ♪♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy judge jeanine: the left's push to defund the police is not confined to liberal politicians in washington. they are getting support from so-called woke companies like ben and jerry's ice cream. their official twitter account posted the murder of daunte wright is road in white supremacy. this system can't be reformed. it must be dismantled and a real system of public safety rebuilt from the ground up. hashtag defund the

do you think he's a white supremacist? >> i wouldn't call him a supremacist.ot some issues -- >> but he had already posted those things when you invited him. >> i wasn't aware of any of his other extreme radicalism. >> on your social media, these are the people following you with swastikas and white power signs. why are these people attracted to you and your platform? >> i don't know. maybe they're good people as far as being good american sit -- citizens. >> can you be a good citizen with white power? >> i don't think that's what i'm about. >> you were on the trail in 2016, 2018 and 2020. how much have you seen the mainstreaming of these radicals showing up at mainstream political events? >> it's no doubt, chuck, that in the time period you mentioned, experts as well as people in these extremist movements said they were energized by former president trump. they felt like while he was in office, they had a guy, they had someone who would help perpetuate with a wink and a nod the beliefs that they also held. for example, chuck, chester doles, the man we just in

this is why white supremacist groups and law enforcement are such a major concern today. >> the next place let's go is that insider threats, extremist ideologies, and the overlap with law enforcement, the military, our -- are not really new. there was the 2019 project that revealed hundreds of police officers within groups had extremist ideologies. every year, a prominent immigrant hate group, according to the splc, to washington for lobbying. it has been going on for a while -- i just -- one of the questions we should try to tackle here is why this threat maybe hasn't been tackled as urgently earlier and how, as we go forward, we reconcile with whatever inaction may have occurred in the past. mary. >> sure appeared from the others who have been in the military -- sure. i want to hear from the others who have been in the military, but we owe a lot of the defense of our democracy to these very people, just as the general was saying. these are the groups that are sworn to support and defend the constitution and sometimes they do not like looking inward very much so there hasn't been th

from downplaying the pro-trump riot of january 6th to mainstreaming a white supremacist conspiracy theory. remember when he said white supremacy was a hoax. but his comments were another new low as he recognized the white replacement theory by name. this is something fringe on ratist websites but he put it out for his viewers to her. and it is been played a lot. i know the fox segment has been replayed repeatedly so i'm not going to air it here. but tucker knew exactly what he was doing. he predicted people would be disturbed by the argument, he said democrats are trying to, quote, replace current with morrow bead yent voters from the third world. you know exactly what he's talking about. he said he wasn't talking about white replacement theory, but that is like saying you're not o eating an apple while you take a bite out of a granny smith. he spoke against the rights of a majority of voters just a couple of days earlier when he downplayed the insurrection, the attempt to overturn the lawful election. and he acted like the rioters were on a field trip. he bashed the government and said t

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