this was intolerable to white supremacists. they vowed to overthrow negro rule and quote negro domination by the ballot or bullet or both. they had a name for their efforts. they proudly called it the white supremacy campaign, issued a book for white supremacy, and black inferiority. here's one quote for the handbook that's clear about white intentions. quote this is a white man's country, and white men must control and govern it. the book was called the democratic handbook, and you have to remember in 1898, democrats were the party of white supremacy, and the republicans were the party of lincoln and black suffrage. because the coup leaders announced their intentions, in fact, a lot of the research that i was able to do for this book came from newspaper stories particularly in the national press as well as the north carolina press. national newspapers, "the new york times," "the washington post," "the philadelphia inquirer," the ”chicago tribune”, many others sent reporters, all white men to cover the race war in wilmington. th

this was intolerable to white supremacists. they vowed to overthrow negro rule and negro domination by the ballot. they had a name for their effort. they called it the white supremacy campaign. they issued a booklet. here is one quote that's quite clear about white intentions that summer. this is a white man's country and white men must govern, must control and govern it. the book that was called the democratic handbook and you have to remember that in 1898, democrats were the party of white supremacy. republicans were the party of lincoln and black suffrage. because the coup leaders announced their intentions, this was a national story. a lot of the research that i was able to do for this book came from newspaper stories in the national press. national newspapers, "new york times," "washington post," philadelphia enquirer, chicago tribune, many others sent reporters, white men, to cover the race war in wilmington. they were met at the train station by white supremacist leaders who arranged their lodging and gave them cigars and

now this was intolerable to white supremacists. they vowed to overthrow, quote, negro rule and, quote, negro domination. they had a name for their efforts. they proudy called it the white supremacy campaign. they issued a book for white voters explaining white supremacy and black inferiority. this is a white man's country and white man must control and govern it. the book was called the democratic handbook and because the coup leaders announced intentions well beforehand this was a national story. in fact, a lot of the research that i was able to do for this book came from newspaper stories in particular in the national press as well as the north carolina press. national newspapers, "the new york times", the washington post, the philadelphian, chicago tribune, many, many others sent reporters all white men, of course, to cover the, quote, race war in wilmington. they were met at the train station by white supremacist leaders who arranged their lodging and gave them cigars and whiskeys. reporters were escorted around by white gunmen

palos was intolerable to the white supremacist and they mounted to overthrow, the negro rule and the quote negro domination by the palace or the political - and they even had a name for this, the probably called the white supremacy campaign. the issue to book with white voters explaining the premises of white supremacy and there's one quote from the handbook that is quite clear about white intentions. this is a white man's country and white men must government and thus control the government and the book that was called the democratic and you have to remember that in 1898, democrats with a party of white supremacy and republicans were the party of lincoln and black suffrage meeting because the coup leaders announced their intentions well before hand, this was a national story in fact a lot of the research i was able to do for this book came from newspaper stories vertically in the national press as well as north carolina press printed in the national newspapers the new york times and washington post, and others in the tribune and many others and all white men reporters to cover the ra

this system is not built to it hold white supremacists. accountable. 's why black and brown folks are put in cages and white supremacy murderers walk free. the congressional black caucus said our justice is allowing an armed vigilantly to go free. colin kaepernick wrote we witnessed a system built on white supremacy. this validates the need to abolish our current system. white supremacy can't be reformed. when you think the dishonest rhetoric can't get worse. take a look. >> to take from this verdict to it use it as permission to attack black lives matter. that ain't just black people. mr. huber and mr. rosenbaum are white and jewish. they are victims. anyone supporting black lives matter should be afraid. >> are we safe if we let someone like kyle rittenhouse kill people and claim self-defense? do we need better laws? yes. >> what effect will this case have on vigilantyism and self-defense arguments. >> that message is two fold -- one to tell the future and kyle rittenhouses they can engage when vigilanteism. >> i think age with a factor. he enjoyed th

value dade the terroristic acts of a white supremacist. and this only further validates the need to abolish our current system. white supremacy can't be reformed. when you think the dishonest rhetoric can't get worse. guess what? think again. take a look. >> to take from this verdict to it use it as permission to attack black lives matter. and black lives matter ain't just black people, as we saw. mr. huber and mr. rosenbaum are white, jewish, they are also victims, easily made victims because anybody who supports black lives matter should be afraid tonight. >> are we safe if we let someone like kyle rittenhouse kill people and claim self-defense? do we need better laws to protect us better? the answer is yes. >> what effect will this case have on vigilantism and self-defense arguments. >> to be clear, the aggregate kind of understanding that we get from these zimmerman-style verdict, the aggregate message is twofold. one to tell the future and kyle rittenhouses of the world they can engage in white vigilanteism. >> i think age with a facto

but he's either a white supremacist or the next intern at the white house. want to look at the message coming whether self-defense or whether you argued the course of self-defense but that's what i'm going with, he ended somebody's people's lives. they have friends and family and people that feel a certain kind of way. we see the o.j. situation, right, it it did not matter if acquitted or guilty but this young man the rest of his life will have to look over his shoulder. so why everybody is politicizing him right now, they are not telling him what someone needs to tell him. when this media circus is over restart, go somewhere new and slick flight. >> greg: yeah, i do need somebody -- >> no. >> greg: no? >> no. >> greg: you know the chiropractor -- >> no. i will tell you in spanish, no. [laughter] >> greg: all right, on that note, if next is a city by the bay perfect for a smash and grab get away. share the love event, we're helping even more. by the end of this year, subaru will have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. this i

biden called him a white supremacist.hole world saw it, he's the president of the united states. it has to be untrue. that was just proven in a court of law. here is the key element. that it was done with malice because president biden is a public figure. it requires malice aforethought. rittenhouse has a shot at that. there is no reasonable basis for biden to make that comment because he had no information or evidence to make that community. judge jeanine: they had his cell phone, they had all the information as to whether he was on the internet trying to join these organizations. they had all that, and there was nothing. he was a good kid, a fire cadet. jerome nadler is saying we want to bring a charge, we want the department of justice to investigate kyle. what do you any of that? >> look, the department of justice guidelines are pretty clear. this is not a case that you would take federally after a state court loss. it is used and invoked very rarely. you and i remember the rodney king case and the lapd officers. that

this system isn't built to hold white supremacists accountable. is famed nfl quarterback colin kaepernick who declared we just watched the system built on white supremacy. this only shows need to abolish our system. white supremacy cannot be reformed. many of them originate from media outlets all over the globe. >> the three biggest jeus news t newsout lets specifically stated that the people kyle rittenhouse shot were black. and they had to retract it. one of the leading dutch maybes did the same thing. they are watching the american media that cultivated this from the start so they assumed he went there and shot black people. judge jeanine: here with reaction to the lies, leo terrell. this young boy who was fighting for his life turned out to be a punching bag for everyone who had an agenda. whatever their agenda was. he was a punching bag for them. can you explain to me how an individual who is white, who its charged with shooting three people who were white. a judge who was white, all the lawyers are white. is a white supremacist. what am i mi

a white supremacist, it doesn't mean anything so now we don't have anything to call white supremacistt is moral harm. as far as lawsuit, there's gross negligence or intentional lying, some of these places that claim he broke the law and said he transported a gun across state lines, called him a murderer while the trial was going on, that's where they were stating a fact that was false and even new it was false or should have known it was false. that's where they conceivably could be lot liable. kennedy: does this change how people protest and riots in this country knowing somebody could be protected by self-defense laws? >> i think it very well could, a day when you know people are sitting, they can exercise their second amendment, we've always seen a decrease in bronze and better protected and have bodily autonomy upheld so the right thing when people start exercising their rights. at the end of the day, it's a great case for first amendment and also will open many people on the right eyes to injustices in the justice system. i am hopeful if the case can have a positive in impact at

they had kyle rittenhouse convicted as a murderer from day one and a white supremacist. e street and talk to anybody. a lot of people will tell you this trial is about a white guy shooting two black people. that's so far from the truth. it's all white people involved in this case. we want due process to play out and want the jury to come to their own decisions, but the media made it about race like they do about everything. you have to realize that is in the interest of the democratic party. that's what they want. they want to make everything about race. if we don't see each other as americans and see each other as different colors they can divide all of us. when you are a divided country, you don't want to stand up and fight for your county. when you are taught to hate your country and everything is about race, people won't fight back when our rights are taken away and what they try to socialize america. this is part of a plan and it's absolutely disgusting to see on behalf of the mainstream media. >> sean: ari fleischer, they never correct the record and never take resp

and painted him as a white supremacist.e verdict came out and the president said he was angry about the verdict and people should respect the jury. and now they were waiting for the verdict, now the verdict is in, they're refusing again to make any comments. that's not leadership. that's not responsibility. what the president did was wrong. he didn't wait for a trial. he didn't wait for the facts. he painted this teenager as a white supremacist and got the facts wrong. we've seen that time and time again with this president. he did the same thing with the customs agent at the border when the investigation was just starting. he declared that they had flogged or whipped immigrants coming to the border and demanded that they be punished. the investigation just started. yet this pattern is going without much discussion in the media. it's harming people. it did harm rittenhouse to have a future president, now a current president saying that he's angry that he was not convicted and sent to jail for life. now, even having said tha

i'm going to keep talking about the republican party because the past administration had white supremacists live in the white house, operate from the white house, allow for the message to germinate from the white house and started in charlottesville. we began to see it spread across the country whether it's in pittsburgh or louisville or wisconsin. we must, as a nation, hold individuals who are domestic terrorists accountable or we're facing another january 6th. our democracy cannot afford that again. >> you're right. elliott, how far could this go in hindering some of these hate groups? is this going to slam the brakes on some of the groups we saw involved in the unite the right rally? >> we keep hearing the word statement today. it's very clear that if someone is a member of a hate group or these groups that if you try to coordinate together, and commit acts of terror, you can be sued by groups of plaintiffs. and so to the extent that's -- look. i'm not a member of a hate group. so i don't know what exactly will deter them. you could end up with a multimillion-dollar settlement. to the ex

joe biden backed up to back the white supremacist claim. boy, were they all wrong.m, even the president for their malicious characterizations of him? should he follow nick sandmann of covington catholic and get restitution for all of the lies said about him? and todd mcmush tri, the attorney who represented nick sandmann in his lawsuit against the media. all right, joe, your thoughts. do you think he has a case? he definitely has a moral case, no doubt about it. >> know doubt about it coverage you showed god awful. white guy shoots three other white guys and myopic media makes it about racism. circus in town nobody is laughing. how can people guilty of malfeasance get away with it? the answer is they may not at this time. all thanks to the recent precedent set by nicholas sandmann and cnn being forced to settle a deaf fact immigration suit he filed against them. msnbc will be first in line particularly joy reid who calls herself not opinion host this is important she calls herself a journalist and national correspondent so she better call lawyer up at this point bec

so now democrats, liberals will be calling their own white supremacists potentially. the primary were not the snooty white liberal elitists living in manhattan. the biggest problem is i don't want to step in dog poo. it was black and latino and low income voters in the outer boroughs in this city that are witnessing and experiencing on a day-to-day basis the sky rocketing violent crime, shootings doubling in two years, murder sky rocketing. they care are. they want it to stop. eric adams got elected because he promised to do that. >> jessica: i voted for eric adams. >> greg: because that's we have no republican party in new york city. >> dagen: manhattan did not vote for eric adams. he won every borough but man had tan. >> jessica: the school board president is accused of keeping enemy lists of parents that are speaking out. ♪♪ [engine humming] [clapping] “we will rock you” by queen ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ yeah, it rocks. this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of b

don't have to be white to be a white supremacist. they are accusing white people, they want a division of this country based on race and they are obsessed with racism. they were obsessed with skin color, they don't care about confidence, it's about color, skin color. that's why you have critical race theory. they want to tear down institutions. they honestly believe that police departments are all white. it's a lie. the institution they want to destroy it and they will never give up that race card. it's amazing how they are obsessed with race. >> sean: just to be fair and honest, i think leo 2.0 terrell should have his show too, just saying. >> after joe first. joe first. >> we could have like a buddy cop movie. >> sean: you guys work out the details. no one listens to me, worry. i have no say in these matters. when we come back, senator ted cruz grilled dhs secretary mayorkas on the hill today. we've got a tape. senator cruz will join us next enter whistle-blower has now come forward with devastating information about the fbi's abuse

you had biden feature kyle rittenhouse in an ad 2020 alongside white supremacists. as it turns out none of the sphackets reflect that only people that got shot here were white. people attacking them at least one of them was a convicted child molester. another one of them a convicted criminal and all three of the people who were shot by kyle rittenhouse were in the process of ann tacking him by all witness, forensic and video evidence. the media completely botched this one. it's once more of reinforcement of the fact that the media are a bunch of lying hacks of the democratic party propaganda for a living. >> jesse: i couldn't agree more. you mentioned i guess it was too complex for the media to wrap their head around the facts that there are white americans that want racial justice in this country, want the laws followed, want police to conduct themselves honorably. but, also, don't want their own hometowns looted and ransacked. they couldn't really process that what they did, as you mentioned, they take a convicted pedophile, a lying communist. a guy who slapped his

those hispanic white supremacist again with her white supremacist tango and white supremacist tamalesu've heard this white supremacist all over at msnbc. this network was the worst idea bill gates ever had besides hanging out with jeffrey epstein. i shouldn't have said hanging. anyway -- too soon. that place, that no work lies to their viewers more than the guy who sold me those blue pills on craigslist. rock-hard my. but they blame whiteness for virginia's election while saying crt does not exist. it makes you miss the clinton era when the dems were very good at lying. so cross was filling in for the home ohmic blogger reed who had said the same thing. >> it was education, which is code for white parents don't like the idea of teaching about race. >> yes, because there is one thing missing in our educational system, it is america's history of racism. what is missing and the strip club is the smell of desperation. and baby powder. it is funny, though. how could someone named joy reid be so joyless and not to read? there are countless articles out there on crt and how often it is being

racist individual hannity, white supremacist -- vigilante, white supremacist, and some are still i sayingrdict. what do you think is driving that? >> i think we want to keep the country divided. you're either a white supremacist or a black lives matter advocate. imagine if the shoe were on the other foot. imagine if it was a young black man who was accused, and he was claiming self-defense. would don lemon say that his tears are crocodile tears? nobody would allow them to get away with it. the shoe on the other foot test isn't passed by the media. they want a particular narrative that divides the country into you're for trump, you're a white supremacist, or you're for black lives matter, and you're a woke person. the vast majority of america, as you said, they want to see a criminal trial determine did the state prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this man at this time did not act in self-defense. the answer to that is clear, notwithstanding the fact that my former colleague larry tribe and others who claim to be civil libertarians, suddenly they're9 rooting against criminal justice fair

everything is white supremacist. ything with whom they disagree is guilty of all of those things so even in a case where on its face race has nothing to do with it, it's a white person who shot three white people all of whom did some form of aggression begins him, they still -- against him, they still end up imposing it because they have a different view of the world. they get people to agree with them and get a lot of power. >> that's the obvious conclusion. i should have figured that out myself. that's the obvious blatch -- that's the obvious reason. the prosecutors in the rittenhouse trial tried to portray last year's riots in kenosha as "peaceful." yes, they were. they were peaceful. don't mind the fires. drew hernandez was there. he's in an independent journalist, a key witness in the trial, in fact, because he was on the ground covering those riots. he joins us now. thank you so much for coming on, drew. you're another eyewitness to this night whose mind must be completely blown. you must be deeply frustrated by

absolutely hypocrisy that we have a white supremacist which absolutely are domestic terrorist, stormy in the capital building. and they have to be running from them, but then at the advisory, you have to protect it. but i don't want to pay people for assessors because yes are peaceful. but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroyed property, and the destruction of property is not violent, destruction of life is violent. i don't know how white americans can like, look at what happened today, and i see that the them that we have. and not it's not something new. it didn't happen when joy was murder. yeah. that's what this country was founded on with howard. i just want to support black lives matter. i got i am i a with aah! with a with a, a a, a, a, [000:00:00;00] a oh the wrong one, i'll just don't move any new world just to shape out disdain because the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. or you work with you work with a white supremacist a cuz i don't remember seeing go back lik

yeah, i haven't heard the absolutely hypocrisy that we have a white supremacist which absolutely are domestic terrorist, stormy capital building. and they have to be running from them. and the by 100 protests, you have to protect it, but i don't want to pay people for centuries because yes are peaceful. but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroyed property, and the destruction of property is not violent, destruction of life is violent. i don't know how white americans can like, look at what happened today and not see a movie. and not it's not something new. it didn't happen when george boy with murder, you know what this country was founded on with howard. i just want to support black life matter. i got i am i a with oh oh, i got a with the wrong driven by dreamer shaped by for some of those with there's things we dare to ask. oh, when i was showing wrong, when i was just a shape out because the advocate an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves well the parts we choose to look for common ground join me every thursday on the alex silent. su

everything is white supremacist. everyone with whom they disagree is guilty of all of those things. so even in a case where on it's face, race has nothing to do with it, it's a white person who shot three white people, all of whom did some form of aggression against him, they still end up imposing it because it's the only way they can understand the world. by doing that, they gain a lot of power. they get people to think they're on the right side of history by always agreeing with them. >> tucker carlson: yeah, they get a lot of power. yeah, that's the obvious conclusion. i should have figured that out yourself. i appreciate you explaining it. great to see you tonight as it always is. . >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker carlson: so the prosecutors in the rittenhouse trial tried to portray last year's riots in kenosha as peaceful. of course they were, they were peaceful. don't mind the fires. drew was there. an independent journalist, a key witness in the trial, in fact, because he was on the ground covering those riots. he joins us now. drew, thank you so much for coming on. so you're ano

it was basically i'm running against a white supremacist in the white house.sparked these riots. these riots are not supposed to be messed with. they are supposed to burn and go crazy. kyle rittenhouse got in the way of that. and they wanted mob justice. so they had to slander him as a white supremacist. despite the clear video evidence, they wanted to cook this guy. judge jeanine: if you watch the prosecution case case, maybe you do have a right to defend yourself. let's talk about joe biden. then he still wants to do his build back better, i think. he keeps thinking the more we have to pay for food, the more our standard of living goes down, the consumer price index goes up, the better off we'll be. he says you people are too side to understand the supply chain. jesse: he's side, that's clear. we spent $10 trillion in the fiscal year. the fed is going to have to raise rates. he will beg them not to do it before the mid-term. people are going to stop hiring, then he's got nothing. he has got no recovering economy, he has jack. judge jeanine: people don't unde

have no problems calling him a white supremacist and i thought harris said it well. it an absolute shame that we've come to this place with the justice system in this country. >> that's right. just ahead, the president hits back in her first interview after the cnn report revealed tension between her and the west wing. that's next. veteran homeowners- looking to improve your home? borrow up to 100% of your home's value with the newday 100 va loan and take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- have you been spending more time at home? imagining the possibilities? like a bigger kitchen, a swimming pool for the grandkids, or a backyard deck. your va home loan benefit and the newday 100 va loan make it possible. by borrowing up to 100% of your home's value you can take out up to $60,000 or more. with home values at all time highs, now's the time to call. when you hear, cough cough sneeze sneeze. [ sneezing ] it's time for, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alk

and then what was it, last year he said this guy is a white supremacist. tched the video of the shooting. you know what the difference was? donald trump watched the video of the shooting at was asked about it in the white house briefing room and he said looks like he was running away from guys, was violently attacked and shot those guys in self-defense. i want it investigated, it should be investigated but i think police department should be doing that job, keeping the streets safe. that was the most honest assessment we have heard from a politician, yet the media fact-checkers just pinocchio-edd hell out of that statement and that became a light and where the fact-checkers with joe biden? are they going to say that kyle rittenhouse is not a white supremacist? they will never say that. of talked about this before, the axis of evil. the press, the prosecutors and the politicians. they get together and they create a tornado of lies and turmoil that rips through a city like kenosha, leaves death and destruction in its wake and everyone else is left to pick up

there were many people within that insurrection that had no affiliation whatsoever with the more white supremacist white nationalist groups. they want to disrupt democracy think timothy mcveigh if you think about his experience he was associated with white supremacist groups his primary motive is he wants to disrupt government and toppled government. he saw government's overreach. at that component then you have extremists who are single issue minded whether they are acting out on their views about abortion, about environmental issues, about animal rights for you seem extremist behavior as well in this single issue oriented people. but yes white supremacy and nationalism is probably the primary driver we are seeing in the military and across the country that is by fbi director ray spoke to congress about that. that is waste defense secretary austin ordered the standdown earlier this year, general millie has spoken appropriately about the rise of white nationalism in the military. so it is important to get our hands around it. you have senior commanders who have literally said before congress that

the 12 defendants included three other high-profile white supremacist figures -- former leader of the alt-right movement richard spencer, event organizer jason kessler, and neo-nazi podcast host christopher cantwell. defendants have been ordered to pay plaintiffs $500,000 each and five white nationalist groups were ordered to pay $1 million each. the jury, however, was deadlocked on two federal conspiracy charges. the house panel investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection issued subpoenas tuesday to far-right groups the proud boys and the oath keepers. both groups are believed to be involved in planning and taking part the deadly attack and dozens of people affiliated the white supremacist organizations have been indicted by the justice department and a federal grand jury. in georgia, jury deliberations continue today in the trial of three white men who chased down and killed 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, a black man, while he was out for a jog. the prosecution offered its closing arguments tuesday ahead of the deliberation. >> i started it. they do not get to claim self-defense. o

tweet from last year containing his image in which the then presidential nominees condemned white supremacists. the issue was raised at a recent white house briefing. why did president find suggest that kyle, written house on trial in kenosha is a white supremacist? so peter, at what i, i'm not going to speak to right now, is anything about an ongoing trial? we're waiting a verdicts beyond that, i'm not going to speak to any individuals or this case as the president has spoken to it already. and his mom now cow re nelson's mom, came out saying that the president veined her son claims. she claims that when the president suggested herself white supremacist, he was doing that to win both. is that what happened? i just have nothing more to speak to an ongoing case where the closing arguments were just make go ahead. we discussed the situation with alan dash awaits the marriage is professor of law at harvard law school. he says that biden's interference in the case has influence the media narrative. you can't just call somebody white supremacist without any evidence. that is both a matter of opinio

absolutely hypocrisy that we have a white supremacist which absolutely are domestic terrorist, stormy in the capital building and they have to be running from them. but then at the advisor you have to protect it. but i don't want to pay people for assessors because yes are peaceful, but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroyed, property and destruction of property and not violence, destruction of life violence. i don't know how white americans do like, look at what happened today and i see that the them that we have and not it's not something new. it didn't happen when george boyd was murder. you know what this country was founded on with howard. i just want to support black lives matter. i got i am a black one with oh, a a with a to what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race who is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk for driven by dreamer shapes occur. some of

there are people who believe he is a white supremacist, that we are all white supremacists. judge and every one of us. and i feel badly for him, because i think he's not going to be able to live a normal life in that regard. but having said all of that, the law, the facts, the evidence were clear. this is a classic case of self-defense. and what's better than anything i have seen is the video. and we are now in an age where technology is giving us a bird's-eye view of what is happening to crime victims and crime on the street. we are seeing them in real time, we are seeing what they are doing. we've gotten witnesses. we are now closer to justice than we have ever been in the history of the country. >> except for that -- that might be true, but then the media reporting -- they are not even considering the fact -- >> the scariest thing about that montage is that the average white person doesn't want to harm a black person. the average white person, the big secret, actually wants to help blocks. and it's proven time and time again. that is just what people do. what they are say

they say joe biden accused him of being a white supremacist. see how a jury with alls of the evidence that we have been discussion gets to a guilty verdict. do you? >> i do not. i have been on your radio show. i want to thank that judge who is the final mediator of justice. he is handing out justice and reading the prosecutor the right act. kyle rittenhouse has a solid defense for self-defense. it's not even close. >> sean: i still don't have my hat or let's go brandon t-shirt. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [inaudible]. >> sean: i want my hat and lets go brandon t-shirt so i can get why would at. >> i will bring it to you in person. >> sean: when we come back, after spending 2 days with the texas public safety officers sara carter has an exclusive report about cartel murders happening inside the usa. she joins us knocks. ♪ ♪ i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this i-pad sold for less than $43. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16

> white supremacist getting coffee in anticipation of a lon night of racism. >> it's literally peopleettin coffee. >> here's one right now. miss, how long have you been an angry white male. you can speak. this goes deeper than i thought we have a white supremacist infiltrating the lincoln projec to get more white supremacist i haven't seen multilevels like this since the diet coke on dee blue. back to you. >> that was good. >> i think lauren just permanently rounded her himself as a dishonest hoax or into layer. she's just silver serve amended heard career is so dead her onl hope as a giggly cnn. >> many democrats fell for it right like mister fark for brains. it makes you realize why he was such an easy target for the chinese honeypot. which i admit sounds absolutely delicious. less control over the senses than his finger. is that how you say it cracks i thought it would get a better laugh, but it's monday. meanwhile the mud yet try stitching by focusing on the lincoln project made up of unstable ex- republicans. not a single person in the phot is republican everyone's everyone to de

or black white supremacist and i'm like, do these people even exist? when i saw that nice african-american young man standing up with deposit white supremacist i'm like oh my god, i have a brother. and it turned out to be fake saw mike zero my god, what do i do now? to stevens point, if you make a fake white supremacist radical don't bring a cross-dressed woman to the far right rally, i don't understand how that works. [laughter] >> a dave chapelle skit. >> for pronouns, but i do know this was pretty goofy. stephen, what happens in the race? >> i don't know. i set for the last three, it's probably mcauliffe still plus two, maybe, plus one nothing of young composer that. the fact that duncan is even in this discussion, plus one minus one, plus two, he's ahead should be a huge wake-up call for his party in the white house. kennedy: but go, brandon. come on. all right, party panel sticking around, a lot coming up -- i know, there we go. now i won't be able to wear for southwest airlines, yvonne summing up six doing dollars tesla stock to solve world hunge

we just witnessed a system built on white supremacy validate the terroristic acts of a white supremacist. this only further validates the need to abolish our current system. white supremacy cannot be reformed. a system that legitimizes vigilante murder is deeply broken. today's verdict speaks for itself. i've spent the majority of my career working to make our criminal justice system more equitable. it's clear there's still a lot more work to do. if you needed any more proof of how parent arising the rittenhouse case was no, no farther than twitter. minutes off to the verdict was delivered to hashtags that started trending. so you either with him or against him, that was no in between, especially true if he were mainstream media, they might have been short on the fact, but they shall fanned the flames of division. many outlets continued to co. rittenhouse, a white supremacist, despite tanning up no evidence, and despite the fact that the 2 people he killed would both white and well. everyone expected reporting around the child to be phonetic desperation for the ultimate scoop per some to

we had a white supremacist in the white house, and it opened the door to this floodgate of vigilantere. >> b: i nt to ask you you, with congressman bennie thompson, are suing the former president and rudy giuliani, along with some extremist groups, alleging they violated the ku klux klan act by conspiring with white supremacists to incite the violence at the capitol on january 6. as you watch what's happening in charlottesville, how do you think that that trial fit has any connection at all, will influence your case? >> understanding the act was created after the civil war had ended, and you had members of congress pursuing a course to carry out their sworn duty. and any time you have a disruption for members of congress from carrying out their sworn duty, that's a disruption and a violation of the act. and that's what we sued on. congressman thompson had to step downals the lead plaintiff. barb radio lee is now the lead plaintiff. but when you witness what took place on january 6, is falls squarely on what the framers of the act intended, that members of congress-- senate or house m