. >> you told us before the interview you are from youngstown, ohio. south carolina, the center, one of the original 13 colonies. certainly the start of the secession crisis in the civil war. it must have taken you quite a bit to get up to speed on south carolina history. >> south carolina history course is basically i guess you would say u.s. history with a couple extra things, but it's just come in youngstown there's a ton of good history but south carolina of course you just mention one of the original 13 colonies, you have a couple at least another 200 years of history there. just an example, my grandparents came down to visit about two, three weeks ago and their big thing is they like to go visit cemeteries. see who was buried where. i did not realize that the town i'm living in has a a great site of the guy who shot the canon at the battle of fort sumter to start the civil war. there is so much history that i don't even know about. and to think you could say i am doing a moderate disservice to my students. there's always something to be discovere

just spend a day in youngstown, ohio. i was in youngstown just a month ago on my broken promises bus tour to talk about all the trump broken compromises-- promises, about social security, medicare, medicaid and went straight to the voters who voted for him. i was throwing democrats how i will beat president trump. how he lied to the american people and misled them and go right to his back yard. so as part of that i was in youngstown, ohio and met with men and women who just lost their jobs because the gm plant decided to close down. some were notified by text message. some of them working for 20, 30 years. i've worked with the economy that's been hollowed out. they don't feel that the economy is soaring and they see their communities left behind. as president i believe that economy has to be our priority making sure anyone underemployed or unemployed gets access to job training using community colleges and state schools and apprenticeship programs and not for profits to hone their skills and have access to jobs in the reg

. >> history in south carolina is primarily your focus but you're from youngstown, ohio. south carolina obviously one of the original 13 colonies. certainly the start of the secession crisis and the civil war. it must have taken you quite a bit to get up to speed on south carolina history. >> south carolina history is basically u.s. history with a couple of extra things. in youngstown there's a ton of good history but in south carolina, of course what you mentioned, one of the original 13 colony, another 100 or 200 years of history there for instance, an example my parents came down to visit probably about two or three weeks ago. their big thing they like to go to cemeteries, see who is buried where. i didn't realize that the town i'm living in has the grave scythe of the guy who shot the cannon at the battle of fort sumter to start the civil war. there's so much history i don't even know about. i'm doing a moderate disservice to my students because i'm still learning in the process. but that's the point of history, there's always something to be discovered. maybe they ca

history but with a couple extra things. >> sure. >> i mean, it is just -- in youngstown, there's a ton of good history, but in south carolina, what you just mentioned, one of the original 13 colonies. at least another hundred, 200 years of history there. you know, just an example, my grandparents came down to visit, probably just about two, three weeks ago, and their big thing is they like to go visit cemeteri cemeteries; right? see who is buried where, but i didn't realize but the town i'm living in has the grave sight of the guy who shot the cannon at the battle of fort sumter to start the civil war. so there's so much history that i don't even know about, and i think you could say that i'm doing a moderate disservice to my students because i'm still learning in the process, right, but i think that's the fun of history is there's always something to be discovered and showing my students that maybe they can then go be empowered to try and find their own history. >> if you can take them on a bit longer field trip than the one to the zoo, if you could bring them here to washington, amon

youngstown there is a ton of good history but in south carolina, of course what you just mentioned, one of the 13 colonies, a couple, at least another hundred or 200 of history there, and just cameample, my grandparents down to visit about two or three weeks ago and their big thing is they like to go visit cemeteries, right? see who is buried where. i didn't realize, town has the uy whether or not shot the cannon at the battle of fort sumter at the start of the civil war. don'tare so many things i know about. i'm still learning in the rocess but i think that's the fun of history, there is always something to be discovered and showing my students that, maybe then be empowered to find their own history. > if you could take them on a bit longer field trip, if you could bring them here to washington, among the places visited while you're in washington, where would you take them to teach them a lesson? would that lesson be? >> i would have to try and bring them here for like a month and everywhere. >> i'm just kidding. >> well, i think you definitely have to go to the history museum. that di

just spend a day in youngstown, ohio. i was in youngstown just about a month ago on my broken promises bus tour to talk about all the trump broken promises, about the economy, about getting the cost of prescription drugs down, about social security, medicare, medicaid, and went straight to the voters, who voted for him. i was showing democrats how i will beat president trump. i will talk about how he lied to the american people and misled them, and i will go right to his backyard. and so as part of that, i was in youngstown, ohio. i met with men and women who just lost their jobs because a gm plant decided to close the plant down. and some of them were notified by text message. having worked at the company for 20 or 30 years. i met a community that's been hollowed out because of massive job losses. and they do not feel like the economy is soaring. they continue to see how bad trade deals affect them negatively, and they see that their community is being left behind. as president, i believe that economy has to be our prior

spend a day in youngstown ohio. onas there about a month ago my broken promises bus tour to talk about all of the broken promises, about getting the cost of prescription drugs down and went straight to the voters who voted for him. i showed democrats how i would be president trump, how he lied to the american people and misled them and i would go right to the backyard. that, i was in youngstown, ohio, and i met men and women who just lost her jobs because they closed the plant down. were notified by text messages having worked at the company for 20 or 30 years. i met a community hollowed out because it's a massive job losses. they do not feel like the economy is soaring. they continue to see how bad the trade deals affect them negatively and this is communities left behind. believe the economy has to be our priority. is making sure anyone underemployed gets access to job training, using state schools and apprenticeship programs and not for profits to hone their skills and have the access to the jobs in the fields th

part of that, i was in youngstown ohio that met with to and women who decided close down.ome were notified by text message. i was met by a community that was affected by massive job losses. they did not feel like the economy was soaring. they see their communities being left behind and so i believe the economy has to be our priority. gets access to job training and a partnership programs to their skills and have access to their jobs they want to make sure we invest in communities that are left behind because of bad trade deals and reinvesting in them. use it as a platform to actually .nvest in real energy markets as president, you can marshal federal sources into minutes that are desperate in opportunities like youngstown ohio. i think president trump not spent time talking to real real unemployment is much higher andy underemployment rate is far more than anyone estimated. ohio, to places like places like iowa and new hampshire and they will tell you, they might have a job and they may not be counted as unemployed, but they are deeply underemployed. we see it on the numbe

the jewish community center of youngstown was tagged in the caption.e caption also implies that the gunman in the video would be the shooter behind a potential attack on the center. riordan has been charged with telecommunications harassment. police serving a warrant and they found a gas mask, bayonet, rifles. the fbi has interviewed riordan but at this point they have not pressed any federal charges. >>> look at this body camera video from florida showing the arrest of a 25-year-old believed to have threatened to have committed a mass shooting. tristan wicks of daytona beach was arrested by police. he is it's want to break a world record from the largest confirmed kill. volusia county said the girlfriend turned him in. >> she went to a local municipality, showed the text messages. four municipalities got involved. he is the profile of a shooter. he's 24 years old, he lost his job, he lost his girlfriend. he's depressed. >> reporter: one more note on this case wicks has told detectives he does not own any firearms, however, he was fascinated with mass

among those spots will be the closing of the youngstown vindicator. when a community loses its community paper like we are with the youngstown vindicator, that goese spotlight that through the board of education meetings that spreads light on the functioning of local democracy. you need what the press provides. i am a politician. of course they don't always write things that i agree with. these local papers revealing what is happening to prevent corruption. losing that paper is going to be really tough. >> my name is stephen. is of all the people -- why didn't they go after him first? >> i didn't see the numbers. i didn't see that there were any ms 13 involved at all. my concern is that it demonizes undocumented immigrants. is thesety of it business folks are getting away with hiring these people. that is the real question that everybody needs to ask. the oil and gas companies get huge tax breaks. the $3 trillion tax cut that went primarily to the top 1%. see the people that are undocumented. of theave the owners company alone. everyone else is left u

the jewish community center of youngstown was tagged in the caption. the caption also implies that the gunman would be the shooter on a potential attack. he's been charged with telecommunications harassment. they recovered rifles, ammunition, gas mask, bayonet. they're looking to determine whether or not those were purchased legally. the fbi has interviewed riordan. at this point they have not pressed any federal charges. >>> look at this body camera, a 25-year-old who threatened to commit a mass shooting. he's suspected of sending text messages threatening to open fire on large crowds. i'd want to break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever. it was the suspect's own ex-girlfriend that initially alerted authorities. >> the girlfriend's a real hero here. she went to a local municipality, showed the text messages and actually four municipalities got involved. he is the profile of a shooter. he's 24 years old. he lost his job. he lost his girlfriend. he's depressed. >> one more note on this case. wicks has told detectives that he does not own any

have you ever been to youngstown, ohio?he was saying that no matter how much washington abandons her, that woman should be ashamed of her white privilege. that's kirsten gillibrand in one clip. really, the worst candidate ever. good riddance, christian children. i sympathize with candidates when they get out. but with christian with kirsten gillibrand it can't come a moment too soon. i can't think of anyone crueler, nastier, more self-centered, dumb her can you? >> yeah. i mean, mirror de blasio. she is a complete hypocrite, as you said. she was a blue dog democrat. she got high ratings from the nra. and then, when she became senator, she said that she was embarrassed of her 98% white home district. she was glad to embrace the woke philosophy of the new left. but remember, her senatorial seat was essentially orchestrated by her former republican senator aldo . so, she will very much stay and opportunist. she dropped f-bombs every 10 minutes. yeah. she's pretty egregious, i would say. >> tucker: i guess, what bothers me is t

among those job losses of the closing of the youngstown vindicator next month. what is going to happen? ryan: we are not sure. there are a lot of rumors about investors coming in or potentially moving it to digital. or moving it to once or twice a week. they're nothing but rumors right now. we are hoping. when a community loses this community paper like we have, or are losing with the youngstown vindicator, that is the the boardthat goes to of education meetings. it goes to the city council meetings. that spreads light on the functioning of local democracy. so you need that sunlight that the press provides. look, i'm a politician, i'm a,"'s men. of course they do not write things that i was like or agree with. congressman. it is essential to our democracy to have these local papers revealing what is happening in local government to prevent corruption, to give people a rub that isve that needed in a democratic institution. so losing that paper is going to be really tough. not just for hundreds of jobs. but again, that is a sign of the times. we have less factorie

police identified the youngstown jewish family community shooter as local white nationalist. the post also tagged the location of his alleged intended target. the fbi raiding reardon's house, where they say they found a large collection of rounds of ammunition, a gas mask and bullet proof armor. he was taken into custody on local harassment and aggravated menacing charges. reardon has plead not guilty. >> white supremacy is an ideology based on the belief that white people of european descent are intellectually and physically superior to nonwhites. but more importantly the ideology calls for action. >> i've never met you know a white supremacist with positive self-esteem. >> christian picciolini became a self-proclaimed white supremacist as a teenager in the late 1980s, starting a white power rock band, seen in this hbo documentary, "skin heads usa, soldiers of the race war." and sharing his philosophy on cnn in 1992. >> i believe we're warriors and we're fighting for a great cause which is the white race. >> he says the white supremacist movement has gained momentum, attract

ever been to youngstown, ohio, ?he was telling her how no matter how much washington abandons her and her entire region two on employment and drug addiction and suicide and diabetes, actually that woman should be ashamed of her white privilege. that's kirsten gillibrand in one clip, really the worst candidate ever. good riddance, kirsten gillibrand. associate editor of city journal joins us tonight. seth, you hate to pylon, it takes courage to run for office. i generally sever ties with candidates when they get out, it's painful, itiz stings. in the case of kirsten gillibrand, it can't come a moment too soon. i can't c think of someone more false, nastier, crueler, more self-centered, dumber, can you? >> yeah, mayor de blasio is kind of a close second. >> tucker: [laughs] that's true. >> christian jewell brand has run -- she's a complete hypocrite, as you said. a blue dog democrat. she got high ratings from the nra and then when she became senator, she said that she was embarrassed of her 98% white home district, all

rifle, however, the caption in there, you actually have one of the jewish community centers in youngstown that was actually tagged there. plus that caption also suggests that that gun man would have been the shooter in this potential incident or attack on this jewish community in youngstown, ohio. so what happened is that one of these residents eventually flagged this to police who launched an investigation. they found various weapons in his mother's home, as well as other things that they're looking into. but then they also looked back at national geographic documentary. police in this small town of ohio saying that the man that they have in custody is the same individual who appears in a documentary about the charlottesville nazi rally. i want you to listen to the interview that he offered back then. >> i want a homeland for white people and i think every race should have a homeland for their own race. >> so you have the weapons and that's essentially all that it took for the attack to take place in el paso. we should of course mention when it comes to this particular case, the fbi is i

it happened last week in youngstown, ohio.k famously one of this country's most economically depresseds. a woman came forward to ask a simple question of senator gillibrand which is that, my community is falling apart. people are dying. they are in progress. so why is the democratic party lecturing me about white privilege? >> the democratic party likes to throw around terms like white privilege.e. this is an area, across all demographics, that has been depressed because of an opioid crisis. so, what you have to say to people of this area about so-called white privilege? >> tucker: this might've been an opportunity for kirsten gillibrand. for years, she has hopped on every ludicrous fad the democratic party has offered, no matter what it is. from the me too scenario to seizing guns from law-abiding americans. just this one time, children might distinguish herself by resisting and choosing the obvious truth over left-wing orthodoxy. but no, she was afraid to. so she did what she assumed she had to do, she stood on a stage and lectured a struggling woman from the youngstown, ohio, about

firing a semi-automatic weapon, sirens blaring, with a caption reading, "police identified the youngstown jewish family community shooter as local white nationalist." >> that kicked off an intense investigation, a very rapidly evolving investigation because of the way the world is in. >> reporter: investigators say reardon also attended the deadly charlottesville 2017 unite the right rally. and was interviewed by national geographic. >> i want a homeland for white people. >> reporter: reardon, just one in a string of arrests following the massacres in el paso and dayton that police say have thwarted possible tragedies. this dramatic police body camera video -- >> you have any weapons we need to know about? >> reporter: -- capturing the moment florida officials arrested tristan wix in dayton anyway beach, after he allegedly texted his girlfriend his intentions to shoot as many people as he could, writing, "a good 100 kills would be nice." and in connecticut, 22-year-old brandon wagshol, allegedly seen in this instagram photo, wearing body armor and a helmet. police discovering a facebook p

among those be the closing of the youngstown vindicator later this month. what is going to happen? rep. ryan: we are not sure. there are rumors about investors -- potentially moving to digital or once or twice a week. there is nothing but rumors right now, so we are hoping when a community loses its community paper like we have with the youngstown vindicator, that is boardot light goes to the of education meetings, that goes to the city council meetings, that spreads light on the functioning of local democracy. you need that sunlight that the press provides. i am a politician, a congressman. they do not write things that i always like or agree with, but the reality is it is essential to our democracy to have these local papers revealing what is happening at local government to prevent corruption, to give the people a voice, to give that is needed in a democratic institution. losing that paper will be tough, not just the hundreds of jobs. that is a sign of the times. we have lost factories over the years and at some point it starts to affect things like the local newspaper. >> let's

it is, and youngstown there is a ton of good history. south carolina, one of the original 13 colonies, you need another 100 or 200 years of history there. just an example, my grandparents came down to this -- to visit two or three weeks ago and there thing is they like to visit cemeteries. to see who is buried where. i did not realize but the town i am living in has the sight of the guy who shot the canon of the battlefield at sumter to start the history -- civil war. i am doing a moderate disservice to my students because i am still learning in the process. that is the fun of history, there is always something to be discovered and my students can be empowered to try and find their own history. >> if you can take them on a longer create -- field trip, if you could bring them here to washington, among the places you have seen or visit while you are in washington, where would you the lessonwhat with be? >> i would have to bring them here for a month and go everywhere. the africango to american history museum. that directly connects to a lo

among those spots will be the closing of the youngstown vindicator. when a community loses its community paper like we are with the youngstown vindicator, that goese spotlight that through the board of education meetings that spreads light on the functioning of local democracy. you need what the press provides. i am a politician. of course they don't always write things that i agree with. these local papers revealing what is happening to prevent corruption. losing that paper is going to be really tough. >> my name is stephen. is of all the people -- why didn't they go after him first? >> i didn't see the numbers. i didn't see that there were any ms 13 involved at all. my concern is that it demonizes undocumented immigrants. is thesety of it business folks are getting away with hiring these people. that is the real question that everybody needs to ask. the oil and gas companies get huge tax breaks. the $3 trillion tax cut that went primarily to the top 1%. see the people that are undocumented. of theave the owners company alone. everyone else is left u

the youngstown jewish federation has said in a statement they have arranged for additional security at the jcc and also all of their synagogues in the area. want to go to florida now where police body camera video shows the arrest of 25-year-old believed to have threaten ed to commit a mass shooting. tristin wicks of daytona beach, florida, wu detained by police. he's suspected of sending text messages, those messages apparently threatening to open fire on large crowds. one of those reading, i quote, a school is a weak target. i'd be more likely to open fire on a large crowd of people from over three miles away and goes on to write, i'd want to break a world record for longest confirm kill ever. according to a release from the county sheriff's office there, wicks told detectives he doesn't actually own any firearms, but he is quoted with mass shootings and that a alone is is enough to beg a closer look particularly when you look b at the other cases. we are living in a post pittsburgh sip ngog world. obviously we most recently saw what happened inn dayton, ohio then el paso. >> tell us

that's why jobs that are being lost in youngstown, ohio, at the gm plant could have been corrected ifdidn't have bad trade deals, if trump was willing to have an effective policy against china, if we were willing to have a strategy on how we create opportunity for our manufacturers and producers. that's not happened under trump. so these voters who voted for him are really suffering, much more so. so under my presidency, i will create a growing economy, which is how i will pay back the debt and reduce the deficit. >> let's hope something gets done on that front. i appreciate you joining me this morning to talk about a lot of important topics. come back soon. thank you, senator. >> thank you, poppy. >>> all right. take a look at these new images out of hong kong. look at that. 11 weeks of protests, now you have police with shields up at the hong kong airport. we'll have much more ahead. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that m

the woman called in from youngstown saying there are no white supremacists. yes there is. stop it right now. when you tell people to go back , --no way came from he could not have been -- no way he could not have been an american citizen. [indiscernible] those are white supremacist words and code they are using. guest: i have to agree. that rhetoric legitimizes white supremacist ideology. i think you are right about that. we have to call political leaders in the u.s. and abroad, at the state level, local leaders, to account for that kind of rhetoric, as well as journalists who do it. we have folks in the media who are using that language that helps legitimize these extreme ideologies that young people are holding. fbiink your point about the needing bigger capacity is well taken and i do see significant chatter about that this week. whether that will lead to real change is a question we have to answer over the coming weeks. host: what do you think the lessons are from charlottesville? guest: on the one hand we have not been paying attention enough. that many people, both o

police identified the youngstown jewish family community shooter as a local white nationalist. >>that kicked off a very intense investigation. he was charged initially right now with telephone communication harassment and aggravated menacing. >>police say reardon that ended the deadly 2017 rally in charlottesville seen in this interview with national geographic i want a homeland for white people i think every region of the home his arrest the latest in a string of mass shooting threats. in florida, this police body camera footage shows the arrest of tristen scott weeks outside of the total beach grocery store. the 25ex-girlfriend alerted them to a series of text messages detailing plans to commit mass shootings. >>writing chilling words like i want to open fire on a large crowd of people and in connecticut police arresting 22 year-old brandon wagshol last week after receiving a tip that he tried to buy a large capacity rifle magazine out of state. he's been charged with illegal possession of large capacity magazines. investigators also discovering numerous weapons including a h

police identified the youngstown jewish family community shooter as a local white nationalist.>that kicked off a very intense investigation. he was charged initially right now with telephone communication harassment and aggravated menacing. >>police say reardon that ended the deadly 2017 rally in charlottesville seen in this interview with national geographic i want a homeland for white people i think every region of the home his arrest the latest in a string of mass shooting threats. in florida, this police body camera footage shows the arrest of tristen scott weeks outside of the total beach grocery store. the 25 year-old detained after police say his ex-girlfriend alerted them to a series of text messames detailing plans to commit mass shootings. >>writing chilling words like i want to open fire on a large crowd of people and in connecticut police arresting 22 year-old brandon wagshol last week after receiving a tip that he tried to buy a large capacity rifle magazine out of state. he's been charged with illegal possession of large capacity magazines. investigators also disc

how do we present this where the worker in youngstown goes, i want in on that and the venture capitalists goes, i want in on that and we unionize these jobs so they pay $30 an hour like the auto jobs we are losing. students going yes, and we are all behind us think armors, rural america, we can do something where everybody wins and maybe industrial agriculture will take a hit. they will find their way into making hit -- making money. i guarantee you that. 2050, i would hope we are talking about a lot sooner than that. gary: you answered three of my questions in one. let's get to you all. say your name and stand and say your questions. >> thank you. my name is rebecca. i am part of a local group trying to fight pipeline, fracking gas pipeline from manchester to exeter called the granite bridge. if elected, would you consider banning fracking on federal lands? rep. ryan: absolutely. on federal lands, and i see the natural gas piece is a transition for us. we have got to be -- the problem said, thought it was a transition, and there were a lot of people where i come from making good money wo

james patrick reardon was arraigned after he threatened to target a jewish community center in youngstown. middletown police say his instagram account was filled with anti sematic and white nationalist content. fbi found semi automatic weapons and body armor and related propaganda. >> this person declared them self as a white nationalist. >> reporter: a reference to a documentary about the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia where reardon went on the record. want homeland for white people. >> reporter: in connecticut another suspect. brandon wagshaw was arrested after he showed an arrest in mass shootings on facebook and trying to buy magazines out of state. in the statement on the connecticut case, fbi urged the public to remain alert and report to law enforcement suspicious, ativity. the suspect's text messages or online activity were red flags. >>> a win for activists fighting for police accountability but police unions are not happy. up next, major announcement involving the police officer responsible for the choke hold death of eric garner. >>> the white house is

how do we present this in a way in youngstown, ohio, goes, i want in on that, wantse venture capitalist in on that. unionize this jobs like the auto jobs we're losing. saying, l behind this okay, farmers, rural america, like, okay, we can actually do where everybody wins here, and maybe industrial ages will take a hit. into ill find their way making money. i guarantee you that. so yes. 2050, i would hope we're talking about it a lot sooner than that. answered three of my questions in one so good work. let's get to you all. again, i'll going to bring you a mic and if you could say your name and stand and ask your to this congressman. >> thank you. name is rebekah. i'm part of a local group that's to fight a pipeline, a gas pipeline that they are manchester ild from to exeter called the granite bridge. would you if elected, consider banning fracking on federal lands? absolutely. absolutely. on federal lands. piece is aatural gas transition for us. e've got to be -- the problem is, like we've said, it's a transition and there are a lot from thatwhere i come are making pretty good money wor

authorities say the video shows him shooting a semi-automatic rifle and talk about killing jews in youngstownat kicked off an intense investigation, a very rapidly evolving investigation. >> reporter: reardon took part in the deadly protests in shavrls, virginia, in 2017. he was interviewed for a documentary saying he wanted to see a homeland established only for whites. police seized semi-automatic weapons, dozens of rounds of ammunition and bullet proof amour. a day later more than a thousand miles away, another takedown in daytona beach, florida. slough vow looka deputies stormed wix in a park lot. the text messages read i would like to break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever. are copy cat crimes a competitive sport? >> yes, they are. >> reporter: investigation shows 85% of active shooters brag online about their potential plan. vbs news lawrkt analyst paul. >> fifty-four% of the individuals that read or were aware of the active shooter's plans said and did nothing. we need to get more involved preemptively as evidenced by this empirical data. we can make a big impact and we c

you haven't given as much detail as how as to how new to say we're just listening to youngstown to nato secretary general talking about nato is response to the end of the demise of the i and if treaty and with me i still have foreign policy analysts the ends to show he was for the german marshall fund of the united states comes to show you listen to what stoltenberg said he talked about of a credible and responsibly response from europe and he outlined a couple of kind of ideological things about me wanted to be a balanced coordinated and safe response and whatever but he gave hardly any d.t.'s what did you make of what he said i mean this was pretty much exactly the announcement he made 5 weeks ago in the end of june when he said almost verbatim the same things air and missile defense all very defensive and and so it's quite clear that they do not want to reveal any details at this point it's no secret that you know especially the united states has been working feverishly on coming up with a possible response a technological response to the missile systems that russia has developed but

police say he posted this disturbing video online with the caption, police identify shooter in youngstown jewish family center as a local white nationalist. a friday raid led to a cache of weapons, a gas mask and bullet in front of armor seized from his home. >> with the hate crimes and everything else going on, we wanted to make sure we did our part. >> reporter: police claiming in their affidavit he attended the charlottesville unite the right rally. lately, the fbi has been seeking the public's help combatting domestic terrorism. >> what motivates mass shooters is power and control. >> reporter: just last week, a connecticut man who police said showed an interest in committing a mass shooting arrested, and followed the arrests of two men with alleged ties to white supremacy, one in las vegas accused of plotting to blow up a synagogue or gay bar, and another in florida. the fbi has opened more cases into domestic terrorism saying they currently have 850 open cases. elizabeth? >> serena marshall, thank you. >>> the u.s. envoy negotiating with the taliban is hoping to speed up peace talks

sandy is next in youngstown, ohio. she is citing a study from the u.k., is that it? guest: no. i am part of a group of scholars in the u.k. at a center there, so i was talking about that center but not citing a specific study but i am happy to answer questions. caller: a group of scholars that go out and talk to people? do you go and ask somebody if they are a white supremacist? you said you don't know how many there are and that would probably be be -- probably be because there aren't any. host: how would you respond to that? guest: those scholars are all people who do empirical research with a wide variety and different ways online. in germanyominantly and increasingly in the u.s. and i interview young people in and around far right scenes and conduct interviews and talk to them about their beliefs. it is incredibly informative and i think the scholars at that center, we have historians, psychologists, people who work from all different kinds of disciplines coming from different perspectives and countries talking about the far right. host: how do you get them to talk to you?

it shows him shooting an assault roif with the caption "police identify shooter of youngstown you jewishe of the problems with mass shootings, it is copy cats. what motivates mass shooters is power and control. >> florida authorities arrested 25-year-old tristan wicks of daytona on friday. his ex-girlriend tipped off police after he stated a school is a weak target. i would will more likely to open on a large crowd of people. he's being held without bond. >>> jury deliberations in the ghost ship trial will resume tomorrow morning. it will be the 10th day of deliberations. thursday, jurors asked for a readback of testimony of carlin bredo. she testified that the need for fire extinguishers came up in house meetings but didn't have the money to have them installed. >>> a sad update to a story. a hiker missing in trinity county has been found dead. crews were assisting in the effort in the trinity alps about 75 miles northwest of redding. daniel went on a solo hike eight days ago and last heard from last sunday. the hsheriff's office says it appears he may have fallen. >>> a symbolic gestur

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a chilling comment next to the post saying, "police identify the shooter of a youngstown jewish family center as a local white nationalist." the post also tagged the center. the fbi raiding reardon's house. they say they found a large collection of semiautomatic rifles, dozens of rounds of ammunition, a gas mask, and bulletproof armor. >> that kicked off an intense investigation, a very rapidly evolving investigation because of the way the world is. >> reporter: the 20-year-old has been charged with menacing. in their affidavit, the police also claiming reardon attended the deadly 2017 charlottesville unite the right rally. he spoke to national geographic about his beliefs. >> i want a homeland for white people. i think every race should have a homeland for their own race. >> reporter: following the deadly mass shooting in el paso, the fbi has been asking for the public's help fighting a rise in domestic terrorism. less than two weeks ago, federal agents in las vegas arresting 23-year-old conor climo, accused of plotting to blow up a synagogue or gay bar. and in florida, 26-year-old ri

governor jay inslee, followed by senator kamala harris and then ohio congressman tim ryan from the youngstown area. time, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator kirsten gillibrand. governor john hickenlooper at 4:00 eastern time. then senator elizabeth warren, and that would be followed by senator court worker -- senator cory booker of new jersey. bit of political news from south carolina, senator tim scott says he will run for reelection in 2022, but that will be his last political race. he took over when jim demint resigned the position. he was appointed as a member of the house to the senate seat by then-governor nikki haley. he will step down when his term is completed. he is up again in 2022. this is an aerial view of the iowa state fair. coming up from this morning, julian castro, housing secretary in the obama administration, former mayor of san antonio, among the speakers this morning at the "des moines register" political soapbox. [applause] mr. castro: good morning. 'alls great to be with y in des moines at the iowa state fire. thank you for -- iowa state fair. thank you very m

patrick reardon was arraigned after he allegedly threatened to target a jewish community center in youngstown police say the instagram account was filled with anti-semitic and white national content and when the fbi raided his home they found semiautomatic weapons, body armor and related propaganda. >> this is a person who declared himself a white nationalist. we did our part to make sure he was taken off the streets very quickly. >> that is apparent reference to a documentary about the 2017 united the right rally in virginia where reardon was on the record. >> i want a homeland for waste people, every homeland -- >> in connecticut another suspect, 22-year-old brandon was arrested after authorities claimed he showed an interest in mass shootings on facebook and tried to buy large capacity magazines. his social media included racist slurs and attacks on the transgender community. on the connecticut case the fbi want the public to remain alert and report to law enforcement any suspicious activity. in all the recent cases the suspect's text messages or online activity were red flags. in washingt

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