about 65% are white supremacist groups.9% are anti-federal government groups, and there's overlap there. but the anti-federal government groups are groups that think that the federal government is illegitimate. if they see it as legitimate, that it has too much power. the reason they do not want the federal government to have too much power is that federal law overrides state law, so what we are seeing is an increase in attacks on law enforcement agents and on federal government employees. of course, the gunman in cincinnati was targeting the fbi , and that is no coincidence. and i will say one more thing -- there is a book called "the turner diaries" and it is considered the bible of the far right. it outlines exactly how you would persecute -- how you would conduct a civil war against the u.s. government, and the very first thing it says you should do is to attack the fbi. >> speaking of a distrust of institutions, house minority leader kevin mccarthy has said that if republicans take control of the house, they will inves

of the remarks in that charlottesville press conference he did condemn the neo-nazis and the white supremacistsnot talking about the neo-nazis and the white nationalists because they should be condemned totally. >> if donald trump convincingly, consistently, clearly called out the extremists and the anti-semites it wouldn't even matter what he said in that moment. >> reporter: the statistics speak volumes. from 2001 until 2015, anti-semitic incidents in the u.s. were declining. then in 2016, a 30% spike. in 2017, a 57% increase. the largest since the adl began tracking this. that summer, the charlottesville riot. >> jews will not replace us. [ chanting ] >> donald trump didn't invent anti-semitism. the thing that made his presidency so frightening in this respect is how he normalized prejudice. >> kung flu. >> it builds environments where prejudice is permissible. >> reporter: one of those environments, the internet. >> this is it. >> reporter: that part of the story when we come back. with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. can a cream real

then five years later, charlottesville, virginia, reckons with the trauma caused by a deadly white supremacistally and questions if the nation has made any progress in rooting out extremism. >> i had hoped that the united the right rally would light a fire and urge charlottesville to become modern, and i think we still have that hope, but i do not think we are there yet. judy: and it's friday.

so when we went to high school i remember distinctly asking with that white supremacist narrative whichs the black people do in new orleans and she said nothing. >> so i wonder what was interesting to me was the distinction two different definitions of creole that existed as you were growing up. can you talk about that? >> yes i can depending on who you're talking to but in my time figuring white supremacy started to show its ugly head post reconstruction and what we adhere that in the daily newspaper when you hear about creole food that creoles are white and not negroes. that's against our understanding because we spoke french and one thing i would like to make clear creole is not a color. sometimes people think if you are light-skinned youbu are creole but it doesn't it just means the old world and the new world met in the wheezy in ha black people can be any range of color and they are creole. rarely are they white but some married europeans down the line and they are white creole. we did not make that distinction in my neighborhood because we just felt it was mixing the old world an

they -- that white supremacists: drum voters are the single greatest threat to the united states. speak of the top domestic violent extremist threat -- >> the top domestic violent extremist threat is from those advocating specifically for the superiority of the white race. >> president biden: domestic terrorism from white supremacists is the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland homeland. >> tucker: not to be too literal, that is a law. none of what you've heard is true. there is not a single statistic for piece of critical research to support him or his attorney general. just said all of it is a lie. as usual, but truth is the opposite. these are the people who created the crime rifle of american suffering and now they are blaming you for. they are disarming you because you can't be trusted with a gun because you are too dangerous. interesting case. they are hiring another 87,000 armed irs agents just to make sure you obey. is it clear don't get it to be ice completely on the level. >> they are simply carrying there responsibility under the law, a search warrant, to magist

we saw it in 2017, when president donald trump called the white supremacists in charlottesville very racism and the racist idea of white replacement has motivated the conservative base of the republican party. in many ways, donald trump normalized racism and the republican party has embraced it and continued to cultivate it with their rhetoric and policies. that's why we saw confederate flags on the capitol at the capitol -- that's why we saw members of the trump mob wearing camp auschwitz t-shirts at the capitol attack. that's why we saw mass murders in pittsburgh, el paso and three months ago, in buffalo new york, where the suspects had screamed about white replacement. politicians like donald trump and viktor orban are stoking this kind of eggs into animal to anyone who is in white or christian or conservatives they are eating it up. joining us now, is kurt bardella, adviser to the democratic national committee and the democratic congressional campaign committee, also christina greer, associate professor of political science at -- university. so, kurt, why is the question i have. w

lieutenant richard collins iii buried at arlington national cemetery, after his murder by a white supremacistwn: we feel that our son was murdered in an act of terrorism, and so therefore, he should be placed at rest in arlington cemetery. geoff: and back to school anxiety -- a mother and daughter's advice for overcoming fears of returning to the classroom after covid-forced remote learning. all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that ts you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individua and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. geoff: gd evening. it's good to be with you. we start tonight in ukraine, where the war there n

they've never defineded t white supremacist trump.voters are the single greatest terror threat the unitede states faces. in the fbi view,sies you domestc violent extremism threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists, specifically thoseop who advocae for the superiority of the white race in the united states . intelligence community, domestic terrorists and from white supremacists is the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland. so not to be too literal, but this is on some level anisha. that's a lot. none of what you heard is true . there's notue a single statistic or piece of credible research to supportrt with biden and hisn attorney general just said again, all of it is a lie. the truth, as usual, is the opposite . these are the people who created the crime wave. america is suffering under and now they're blaming you forn it and for good measure, they're disarming youd d becauw you cannot be trusted with guns because you're too dangerous. and just in case youyo missedre the theme here, they're having a

we need to prosecute white supremacist terrorism like we did with the war on terror when it was against white folks doing it, you are silent. you have to prosecute these people. you need to educate the public about this threat. you can't do -- we need to call them out and then maybe we can have a shot at actually tempering this extremist movement that is causing havoc across america. >> these two factors of social media companies and law enforcement cleaning house, what about the third factor of people who are in the public eye whether it is media or whether it is people running for office and their violent rhetoric, if anything results out of that rhetoric, the vitriol? is there anything to be done there? where do you find the line between freedom of speech and hate speech? >> we have choices to make. look, the kkk have a right to assemble, they have a right to march, they have a right to say what they want to say. specifically, us in the media, we'd say we don't have a right to a microphone. you don't have a right to our microphone. the question we have to make is, why are we deplatfo

>> the history itself basically was missing, the history of any sort of community except the white supremacist narrative, you have to understand i went to segregated schools and in those schools we knew what was going on, our elders would set us down and tell us about the friend you just brought home is this person's grandchild and his grandfather did such and such, we learned it like that. when i went to high school and we were the fourth class to integrate at catholic high school i room for asking a nun giving the white supremacist narrative asking her what about the black people? what did the black people do in new orleans? she said nothing. so i know, i had to write this as pervasive. >> host: what was interesting to me was a distinction you explained, two different definitions of creel that existed in new orleans as you were growing up. can you talk about that? >> yes i can. there are hundreds of definitions of creel depending who you are talking to. in my time you figure white supremacy started rearing its ugly head post reconstruction, it got verlyn to 1890s to my time, 1950s. we heard

he was also among members from the white supremacists, organization american front, who were arrested by the f. b i in 2012. and it was those early runs with the law that appeared to make mcclellan even more radical as he began to accumulate numerous tattoos and include nazi symbols and would eventually cover his entire face. a former member of ukraine security services claims. it was in 2014 that mccolan made his 1st trip to ukraine, where he worked with the new nazi group right sector during the western back might on coo, the nationalist organ scene over here in the united states has never had to put together, you know, to me there that it's totally different than what ukraine has going on. i was tracking through it. she was also mentioned in the 2020 report from a local north carolina newspaper title. the last was of ukraine, which looked at how american white supremacists were attracted to the growing new nazi movement. their. their report specifically noted that mcclellan who was given internet access for good behavior during his sentence in 2016 openly claim he was working with

there was police violence because a lot of the police were members of white supremacist groups. there were malicious emtried to kill elected officials legitimately elected officials. there were mobs and militias so what if you can learn something from this book i don't want to be preachy but realize that there is a playbook for white supremacy and it happened in the 1860s and if you know the playbook you will see the things that have come outside right now and you can do something about it. because you will know they start denigrating people, when they start usingthe police to kill people . went mobs taking duly elected people and threatening them because you've got something going on. >> another question. how was economy paul related to plessy versus ferguson? >> the members of the economy society were probably one of the first. there were among the first, erone of two black usual aid societies. it started in the 1830s. plessy versus ferguson was in the 1890s. there were many more hundreds of mutual aid associations that time and many of them supported the plessy versus ferguso

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

the remarks in that charlottesville press conference, he did condemn the neo-nazis and the white supremacistsld be condemned totally. >> if donald trump convincingly consistently, clearly called out the extremists and anti-semites, it wouldn't even matter what he said in that moment. >> make sure to tune into the special report, rising hate, anti-semitism in america, at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> and we want to leave you on this note. a well known ukrainian composer died, he was reportedly sheltering in a basement from the russian assault on the city when he caught pneumonia and later died. he was 68 years old. yet another victim of vladimir putin's war. targeting not just ukraine's cities and its people, but its culture. but ukrainians are fighting back on the battlefield and in concert halls around the world. the ukrainian freedom orchestra is leading what president volodymyr zelenskyy calls the artistic resistance. it is the brainchild of conductor kerry lynn wilson. >> we're on a mission to fight on the cultural front for ukraine, for its freedom, for its independence. and soldier

the three people he shot were white supremacists. what were they doing with the black lives matter rally? and number three. when it comes to abortion, according to -- journal in the year of 2020, 52 young girls under the age of 15 were raped at had to have abortions. and we have the heartbeat law and the people in cleveland are having to put the kids that they don't have places to put them in , sleeping on the floor in their offices. what are we doing? host: that's diane in ohio. guest: i certainly hear your concerns specifically on abortion. there are lots of organizations locally that i'm sure we'll have some information. i agree. i think we are in a dangerous place specifically on issues of civil and human rights. host: one of the efforts priorities when it comes to voting rights. what's the effort that you are making? >> -- guest: since 2015 we have led and supported a voting rights litigation program. we supported and funded a lot of the lawsuits that you saw across the country regarding protecting and expanding access. we know

i am not a white supremacist. my last name is garcia. my beliefs, as an american, and to have a voice to be heard. >> latinos talk about communism, you're good. >> i know, this is the epicenter of. >> yeah, this is where it is. >> the cuban community. >> coffee? < < yes. >> for many of the latinos we met in miami, gabriel's political beliefs were shaped in part by his family's escape from communist cuba. >> what do you think chances are, when i start to ask you, people around here, there are more republican, or left, maybe? >> i'm gonna say, 90% chance to get more republicans here. like, here, yes. >> have you faced any stigma because of your participation in january 6th, like, when you are seen in public, do people shame you, or do some even congratulate you? >> some congratulate me. it's not something i am proud of, but all my friends are pretty much open. and everybody i know, in places like this, is having the republican party. >> one of the latinos that also participated in january six, when he was interviewed after, he said one of

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

athat i recognize a white supremacist. my point is we need to unite liberals and pro-life liberals especially andet get out there d get the undecided. you say you ran against the white supremacists i'm assumingl junior high school, elementary. >> thank you for what you're doing. [applause] when q you took a pass on the question about the crime and the communities you don't believe the policies contribute to what's happened in the communities and with those in place not able to do a chase or stop people ford minor infractions that may have a bigger infraction so you don't believe those policies contribute and if you don't, how do we help these urban communities? >> a lot of that is more fox but beyond that i am speaking to a national e audience everywhere o every state and city doesn't have the same policies. a person like new york i wrote an article about the problem with eliminating the qualified immunity and the american mind but i said i don't think attacking people, i don't have to say laurie is bad i can say letting p

then they go, now you are a white supremacist. it's true, richard.vative, you are a white supremacist. >> richard: let me say. >> greg: larry elder. >> richard: you made this argument about what minorities want and what minorities don't want. as the minority of the table, i think it's simple. we want a seat at the table. >> greg: you are sitting right here. >> richard: how many openly black gay legislators? >> greg: i don't count them. there aren't a lot of short guys in the nbn i don't count them either. >> richard: you need to have people who have different lived experiences in the room to determine the policy. >> greg: this is what is destroying education. you have to fire the white teachers before you fire anybody else because you've got to make sure that the quotas are right. it's actually poison. >> richard: don't you see the difference between what you are saying and what a lot of these politicians are saying. you are seeing a seat at the table and they are saying no, take your seat at the back because these people been kept down too long. >>

. >> will you condemn david duke and other white supremacists?nterview, and i said look, this is what is happening. this is what david duke is happening, do you stand for it? he said not at all. >> why didn't he get it? >> very hard to say. >> the reason why his statements still hit people so hard, it's because pulling that out of him required so much effort. donald trump is complicated. he has a jewish daughter and son-in-law. he has jewish grandchildren. there has never been a president in the history of the republic as personally close to the jewish people as donald trump. and things like the abraham accords, these were important. at the same time, when asked to call out while supremacists -- >> stand back and stand by. >> when he stood there after charlottesville and said -- >> you also had people that were -- >> the neonazis knew exactly what he meant. his attitude, his language, the choices that he made ushered in this hate. >> excuse me, i saw the same pictures as you did. >> so he argues that if you read all of the remarks in that charlot

there were police violence because a lot of police were members of white supremacist groups. there were militias that went and tried to kill elected officials, legitimately elected officials and there were mobs and militias that went in. if you can learn something from the book, i don't want to be preachy, but realize that there's a play book for white supremacy and it happened in 1860s and if you know the play book, you will see the things that are coming down the pike reich now and you can do -- right now and you can do something about it. you will know when they start democrat grating the people and using police to kill people, when mobs start taking duly elected people and threatening them, there's something going on that will boil up. jennifer: how was "economy hall" related to plessy versus ferguson? fatima. the members of the "economy hall" were among the first two black mutual aid societies that threaded in the 1830s and plessy vs. ferguson in the 1890s and many more hundred of mutual aid associations at that time and many supported the plessy vs. ferguson case. [inau

. >> according to the antidefamation league, that's a white supremacist code for hail hitler.crossed hammers, which is the logo of a skin organization. on their shirts is what's called the wolves angel sign, the initial symbol for the nazi party. man, they gt a lot of ways to show you they're nazis. we get it. >> so far, we've had two protests outside the tattoo parlor. at the second protest, things got really heated. there were a few moments that could have escalated into violence, and it was these two guys that shut it down. we're trying to inspire people to actually take action, and we need to recognize that everybody has different tactics. we need the all link our arms and agree that we have a common enemy. >> i have a question. you have a wedding ring. do you have any kids? >> i have a baby. >> a baby? how old is the baby? >> he's 14 months, just started walking. >> so you're a married new mom, and just looking at you, you don't look look a nazi fighter. if i were to read a book called tacoma nazi fighter, i would expect a grizzled man. are you afraid? >> i imagine you're

the thing that bothered me most, joy behar said he has a white supremacist base.ked half the country in this manner? good, hardworking people who support the governor. >> emily: why should we be surprised they do? we have seen it for years. the 2016 campaign by the same media personalities that made fun of people with accents, made fun of where people eat. if they eat fast food, work hard, blue-collar jobs. their currency is mucking real, ordinary americans, like those of us on the couch. after those ad hominem attacks, where their comments of, we've asked governor desantis' office for comment. we haven't heard back? did they follow up any of their robust analysis with comments? >> harris: i think one of them is. i don't know how old that picture is. >> emily: what's interesting is the response to the governor on social media, not that we care about that but calling him a crybaby and saying you can't take heat from the ladies of "the view." this is the governor saying he is busy serving the people of florida. it's not about him being unable to take a challenge. it

was attempting to equivocate peaceful protest of black activists with the sort of upsurge of white supremacistt. so for us, while some say this is just political rhetoric, folks like myself and other and brown organizers, it does worry as because we don't know if we're going to get a visit from the fbi. we don't know if sort of the ways in which the state will come down ons for simply lifting our voices in a protected manner. we are aware of this. we want to make clear there are connections and it is bigger than just the rumor mill. amy: can you explain what you're calling r in los angeles right now? >> 100%. we are: from los angeles right now, what we have always calle for, instead of the criminalization of the houseless community, we are calli for housingreservation, calling for housing development and actually impt those on the ground. like your first caller, what she was saying was -- is absolutely apparent in los angeles. the rent is too high. we are calling for city-owned and government-owned properties to be turned back over to community trus. for that land to be converted into housing