this was supposed to be zion. the site of the new jerusalem where the saints of the latter days would gather to await the return of jesus christ. instead, everything fell apart. go ahead. >> why did they choose independence as the main city? was there a vision that made him choose independence? >> it's a great question. i think it is connected to an early group of mormon missionaries that he sends just beyond this part of missouri into what was then just called indian territory. there is a specific reason why smith and the mormons are interested in the missions to indians. i should have talked about this when we talk about the book of mormon, so thank you for asking. it allows me to get back to it. the book of mormon suggested that the lamanites would eventually return to the true church. that they would be redeemed. the early mormons believed that the indians of their day are the lamanites, the descendents of that book of mormon people. and they will soon return to the true faith. that tends not to happen when sm

, because the protocols of the elders of zion were so vague. what's going on here? >> he is showing specifics. >> he is offering specifics. and people can read the specifics and say, oh. the specifics are right. the generalization must be right. that is always a danger when you generalize from an example. just because so-and-so is a jew certainly does not mean that all jews are like so-and-so. but very much the argument that he puts through here, and as we go down here, we can see that he is worried about what is being taught in schools. again, the sense, and that brings us back to mcguffey. the public schools are no longer teaching the old values that they should preach and used to preach and did preach when he studied, back when he was growing up. instead because of jews, that the school curricula is being changed. and again, very much talking about the jewish question. now let's take a look just at the preface here. because he does something quite interesting. that again is quite common in conspiratorial writing. take a look at the second pa

i asked thomas was zion look like in his imagination. zion is a myth, emily. feeling childish. couriers. i would take a total view. freedom and total respect for everybody across class. not this on democracy where people can read and make choices about government. i'm not just speaking of gay people's issues. ms island would really be paradise. that is what i envision. that sounds beautiful i said. listen, emily the search for blessedness has to start with a roster told me before he said to kill the gay. take the part that accords with your sense of what is right he advised. you make your own gospel. that's all any of us can do. we have to ask ourselves what i'm doing to make zion possible. with the rest of the world carried out each other's throats of the island asylum is no zion at all. thanks. [applause] >> never has a fictionalized window into the relationship between slave and master open onto such believable territory. wash unfolds like a dreamy impressionistic landscape. that is the atlantic journal-constitution. achieve something extraordinary come a full-fledged confro

west sadsbury is shut down between zion hill and zook hill lane.e are dealing with an accident on the oxford bypass route 41 on-ramp with the ramp partially blocked. all the accidents are in chester county. so chester county is dealing with pretty slippery conditions there throughout the morning. any more accidents we get, i'll pass them along right away. >>> thank you. 12 minutes past 5:00 count on nbc 10 to stay on top of the developing weather situation all morning long. we'll show you live pictures from across the region. eighth and market in center city, we'll check in with the road department to see what they are doing there to keep the roads clear. >>> and i'm jesse gary monitoring the roads in camden county. this is route 38. slick, wet and some drivers not paying attention to the conditions there speeding along. we'll talk about this coming up after the break. cup iven to you as a major award your acceptance speech would start with an acceptance sip. dunkin' donuts coffee -- smooth, rich, coveted. living with chronic migraine feels like ea

zion hill road is closed near zook road and farm lane because of an accident. take route 41 as your alternate. finally, we are still following an accident on the northbound side of the route 1 oxford bypass, the route 41 on-ramp is where the accident is partially blocking the on-ramp there. >>> we could continue to see dangerous road conditions throughout the morning rush. katy zachry is live in storm force 10 driving through chester county. jillian has been saying chester county is where the problems are right now. what are the conditions like? >> reporter: yeah, tracy. you can see what i'm seeing. we are on the route 30 bypass right near route 340. as jillian said there was an accident near airport road that just cleared in the last few minutes. we were going to it and saw police leaving the scene. we understand a vehicle had spun out there because of the slick roadways. in chester county, temperatures are at or below freezing. in the last 15 minutes, they have been dropping as we watch the thermometer on the nbc 10 app i have on the ipad as well as the car t

and it's made up of members of zion baptist church in ardmore and two others.privilege to hear them rehearse last night to show that people of different faiths kocan live together in harmony and per form in peace. they perform tonight and the entire community is welcome to attend. >> tonight the pastor for zion baptist will deliver a sermon. then on sunday they'll do the performance and the rabbi delivers a sermon at the church in ardmore. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starting right now. here is a live picture from the wilmington section of >>> we'll see a temperature roller coaster. it's a cold start this morning. you can see a quick warm up and then this afternoon gusty winds with temperatures plummeting. that's a clear view of delaware this morning. looking from the adventure aquarium. clear skies with our temperature this time of the year getting cold. that's what we're seeing for pottstown. 27 degrees in trenton and wilmington at 28 degrees. and right at 30 right where we were yesterday

george mason university fsa john tunrner on the mormons and their creek -- attempt to create a new zion in western america. nine from little rock, a film about the forced desegregation of little rock arkansas's all-white high school. find a complete schedule on www.c-span.org. let us know what you think. colonists, e-mail us, or send us a tweet. joined the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. all weekend, american history tv is featuring wheeling, west virginia. it was the first state capital of west virginia after the suit -- after it seceded from virginia and 1863. hosted by our comcast partners, we recently visited many sites showcasing the city's history. learn more about wheeling all weekend here on american history tv. ♪ ♪ >> we are at the ogilvie in the state -- oglebay institute museum. oglebay park is one of the largest city parks in the united states. people are surprised. they think it may be a state park, but it is a city park. this museum was the former summer it estate of earl w. oglebay. when you think of great american industrialists, you may n

. # acompaqamos al duo de zion y lenox en la filmacion de su nuevo video musical, que puso a muchos a regresar, en primer impacto!! detrás de una gran pizza hay un gran pizzero. y para empezar el año, papa john's te da gratis una pizza grande de un ingrediente al comprar otra pizza grande a precio regular. mejores ingredientes. mejor pizza. papa john's. ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ ¿lo bueno después de las fiestas? hola pa. hola viejo aprovechar las grandes ofertas de verizon. lo no tan bueno: tener que dar unas cuantas explicaciones. ¿y esa tablet nueva? me la dio paco... ¿y esa bocina bose? de la tía felisa! ¿y ese smartphone? del trabajo... ayyy... mira lo que me regaló chacho! obtén dos líneas con 10 gb de datos para compatir por sólo ciento diez dólares. y recibe un crédito de ciento cincuenta dólares al cambiarte a verizon. recientemente presentamos el caso de un niqo que salvo su vida gracias a un trasplan

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one cleared on zion road as well. delaware county, i talked to the police here, they say most of the area that they are talking about with concerns in the newtown area, gradeyville road at spring hill drive. it's a spinout accident. as we look at the commuter traffic report it's a good way to check neighborhood by neighborhood. chadds ford icy roads reported there. him storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the blue, the area of ice is currently out to the north and west, david said we're seeing spots that looks like rain but freezing on the surface. you have to be careful wherever you're heading this morning. >> police in lehigh county are on the hunt for a man they say stole $400 worth of razors in a grocery store and assaulted a woman who worked there. it happened at the giant grocery store in the lower macungie township. the shoplifter hit the woman in the face when she confronted him about the stolen razors. >>> isis is calling for small scale attacks. urging it's followers in western countries to target police

. >>> snoop doggies officially at grand pop, rapper's eldest son, corday welcome his first child, zionree-year old rapper, currently working on his next album and is due out in the spring. >>> you know snoop dog's favorite weather david. >> i don't know. >> drizzle. >> yes, i knew you were going to say that. storm tracker six live double scan and we are looking at dry conditions. in drizzle out there, rick we had a couple light in misty snow flakes in northeast philadelphia a little while and some other spots, but not there anymore. taking a look outside we are waiting for the clouds to break up and every now and then looking over ben franklin bridge and elsewhere we will see brightening in the cloud. we have to go out west by harrisburg and in that direction to get a little bit more sunshine but i do think we will see more up in the clouds. we should get some sun. couple highlights to your forecast, two milder days. i mean mild for this time of the year. our average high is 40. we will be around there the next couple days which is better then we have been in the past. it will get cold

eastern, professor john turner on the early mormons and their attempt to create a new zion in the american west. sunday afternoon at 4:00, the 1964 academy award-winning film about forced desegregation of little rock, arkansas central high school. let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. e-mail us at www.c-span.org. or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> president obama met with congressional leaders tuesday at the white house to discuss policy and issues for the coming year. he made a brief statement to the press before that meeting. >> everybody all set? good. i want to welcome the congressional leadership to the white house. harry reid is absent. he is convalescing a little bit from the mishap at the gym. but he will be back strong next week. i want to thank the speaker and leader mcconnell as well as dick durbin for filling in for mr. reid and nancy pelosi. first of all, some of these folks i have not seen. i have not had an opportunity to wish them a happy new year. to the speaker, i want to point out i sa

zion hill road and farm lane another accident. 422 eastbound at 724 fire police are on hand they are directing traffic at the scene. be careful on 422. you see speeds of 50 miles per hour some spots you hit an icy spot you get an accident. kelly drive strawberry mansion bridge. the schuylkill looks wet salt crews on the on-ramps. traffic lights are out in north philadelphia, you have to make sure you're not sliding past that, as well. we have water main breaks, a lot happening this morning matt. >> more an more of our viewers are telling us about the icy conditions in some of the spots in the delaware and lehigh valleys. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in bensalem bucks county with a look at road conditions there. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right road conditions depend on where you are, we have no problems to report along this stretch of street road in bensalem. it's been light rain for sometime now. so the road surface is wet. we haven't heard drivers complain of any slippery conditions here, it's a main road a lot of cars come along the road, you have to ke

chester county, zion hill road at farm lane. a single vehicle spinout accident. the ice is causing an accident. i've been tweeting them out with the hash tag 6abc traffic. in the pilots area 422 -- pottstown area, 422 eastbound at 724 an accident here. another frederick township spring mount road it's early and to have that number of accidents it's an indication it's slick out there. looking live ton the blue route approaching the schuylkill expressway the main highway is looking good, you want to give extra space between the and the car ahead of you. the waze app getting reports of icing like in amber on heckler street. this person partly of our 6abc team, as you can see tharntion for being partly of our team and helping through the morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're seeing areas with blue, the 30 bypass, honeybrook, 322. here on route 100 pilots icing there. 309 in malvern, as well. looking to the east we're seeing near trenton icy spots along i-95. you can see the large area of blue forming in burlington and parts of ocean county, new jersey. >> i

hay mÁs de primer impacto cuando >> esta es la primicia de zion y lenox. grabaciÓn que tuvo lugar mayor.. retaron un tremendo frÍo para ver este vÍdeo del tema pierdo la cabeza. ♪ >> otro que estÁ de estreno es el gran miguel bosÉ que se declara libre de amores. lo que ven a su pantalla es su nuevo vÍdeo y el tema forma parte de su producciÓn titulada amo, que ya obtuvo disco de oro en espaÑa como en mÉxico. vamos a escuchar un poquito. ♪ ♪ serÁ que con los aÑos me he hecho inmune a casi todos ♪ ♪ me da pereza y ya en infierno a diario ♪ >> asÍ llegamos a otra primicia. la cantante cristina y el ex pelotero estÁn viviendo uno de los mejores momentos de su vida, porque es una gran bendiciÓn. el amor que trataron de ocultar ya ha dado fruto y estuvisteis allÍ como invitado este gran festejo. cuÉntame, se sabe la fecha del parto? se sabe quÉ sexo? >>a cristina la conoce desde hace mucho tiempo, y me invitÓ al baby shower. muy pronto debutarÁ como mamÁ. nos revelan el sexo del bebÉ que esperan y tambiÉn nos cuentan si habrÁ boda. >> asÍ llegaron los novios a l

on c-span3, tonight on "lectures in history," the early mormons and their attempt to create a new zion in the midwest in the 1964 academy award-winning film about the forced desegregation in little rock arkansas. find the complete television set -- schedule online. call us, e-mail us, or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> up next on american history tv, a discussion about the civil rights movement. after martin luther king's assassination in april of 1968 including the impact of the

eastern neighborhoods before the eastern neighborhoods plan was adapted in 2009 much of that was m zion p that allowed everything so the old sty industrial district so what happened, you have a lot of old industrial buildings where back when there was innovate as much pressure it was not on the radar the tenants would move in if it says projecting office they allowed for the tenant improvements to take place this is a greater concern we're looking at the permits a legal change of use hadn't necessarily happened even if it is an office notice all over it i've gotten calls from people saying oh, it's an office building no, it's at complex analysis that the zoning administrator does to see if there's an existing legal use this has to show proposed office use and it's designed by planning and most of the time has plans that show where the office space is in the building it's a technical analysis there are buildings owners that are not sophisticated or savvy to the process this is not the exception 24 is how it came up we're looking at the building others were looking at the building and the

. ♪ >> this is the unity choir made up of members of zion baptist church, mainline reformed temple andion bethane. they started doing this to show that people from different faiths and backgrounds can live in harmony and work together for peace. they are performing tonight at 7:30 in penn valley. the entire community is welcome to attend. >> sounds nice. >>> skies are clear and it is cold outside. temperatures have come down in the 20s for most locations. holding at 30 in philadelphia, but the wind is blowing so it will feel like 20 degrees right now. and very low 20s in the pocano mountains. camelback is making snow this morning. could see scattered snow showers this afternoon. blowing into the mountains. we'll see the winds arrive in philadelphia during the afternoon hours, too. look at the temperatures 23 degrees right now in pottstown. 22 degrees in warthmore. new town square 26 degrees. we'll see a quick warm up to 20 degrees. that's normal this time of the year. but take a look at that snow that is falling north and west. that's colder air going to be driving in. we could see a b

. >> utah is also famous for amazing natural wonders, with two great national parks -- zion and bryce canyon. but they're too big to put on the flag! i'm brandon with "flag facts." >> are you ready to getfacts." face-to-face with a shark? how about a stingray? nicole has some close encounters of the underwater kind. >> the maritime aquarium in norwalk, connecticut, offers visitors a unique experience -- a fascinating, behind-the-scenes tour. cathy hagadorn is the aquarium's education manager. >> what happens behind the scenes is people really get to learn about what it takes to run an aquarium, what it takes to feed the animals, what their needs are, some of the veterinary care that goes on and kind of really what makes the aquarium special. coming behind the scenes at the maritime aquarium is definitely a treat. >> with thousands of fish and other animals to take care of, you can imagine that food is high up on the list of importance. so our first stop is at a room with what you'd expect at an aquarium -- lots of scales. >> we are in the fish kitchen, and at the fish kitchen, this is

religious texts and how early mormons, under the leadership of joseph smith, attempted to create a “new zion american west during the 1830's under the leadership of joseph smith. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good

her father immigrated from poland and born at mount zion hospital and attended uc berkeley and met her husband. she created the helen dillar foundation and grant and fund and support many programs and institutions, not just in the bay area, but around the world. she has been recognized for her creativity and looking for opportunity totion make contributions and her deep involvement in many areas in science, education and the arts. she was a chair of the whitesman institute of science in israel and friends of the american hebrew university and recipient of the highest honor from the american friends hebrew university and received other awards and recognitions not just in san francisco but throughout the bay area and honored with a lifetime award from the golden gate chapter of fundraising professionals. helen diller funded so many civic improvements in san francisco. the one that i am most familiar with is her incredibly generous gift to allow us to replace the dilapidated and tcial play ground at dolores park and the best in san francisco and i apologize colleagues i know you have play

george mason university professor john turner on the early mormons and their attempt to create a new zion during the 1830's. and sunday afternoon at 4:00 on "reel america." the 1964 academy award-winning film about the forced desegregation of little rock arkansas'central high school. lettuce and think about the programs you are watching. -- let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us at - e-mail us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. >> housing secretary julian cas tro talks about the challenges facing prospective homeowners and what can be done to address affordability and better access to credit. he answers the questions on the future of fannie mae and freddie mac, immigration and his own political future. this is an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome. before we begin our program, i would like to ask all of you to stand and observe a minute of silence in memory of the terrorist attack on the french publication were among those killed at the newspaper last wednesday. we honor the memories in the contributions to our professi

book of mormon compares to other religious texts and how early mormons attempted to create a "new zion the american west during the 1830's under the leadership of joseph smith. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning. this semester, it seems to me we have spent a lot of time studying the great ism's of the world -- hinduism, buddhism. judaism. then we get to a couple of non-isms -- christianity and islam. today, we are beginning to get days on the subject of mormonism. we are going to begin our story really at the end of the early chapter of mormon's history in --

i didn't realize zion isn't his biological brother. it's his adopted brother through a faith-based organization. so, that brings us today. what is it about the child back, scratch my head, raise my shoulders, this can't possibly be happening during our times and our country. why is that so important? this is so important because there's a move afoot right now. it's so -- it goes against everything i think we believe that if you're faith-based f you're a religious organization, in some states you won't get to use that funding. if you fundamentally believe that a child should be raised in a home, traditional home, with a mom and a dad, that somehow you're not the type of people who should be aloyaledlowed to do that work. why all of a sudden are we discriminating against faith-based people. why are we discriminating against religious organizations? what about the children that didn't have a momma or family to grow up in? it's our religious conviction. that's just who we are. we take care of the most vulnerable. some people just feel comf

from the perspective of the u.s., the reasons that japan is at the table in the zion and washington conferences, they're perceived as a threat. they're not -- they're a world power. but they're a dangerous one. >> it's a thin line between being strong and being too strong. and obviously from the perspective of the americans in asia pacific, the japanese from the get go too strong. i wouldn't -- we know a lot about this. there's plenty -- if you look at the relations, it goes -- it goes to the rest of the japanese war argue right. it goes to the -- it gives you the famous quotation of teddy roosevelt. like yes the greatest thing that ever happen eded is delighted. got a bloody nose. and then next phrase -- oh i wonder what this means between us and them in the future. the big deal for the united states especially is in japan in 1914 in september becomes a pacific empire. it's already an empire. but the pacific empire. well what's that all about? the americans felt that -- as you know, the americans have sort of been battling with the japanese for a while now to become the pacific empire. it star

c-span3 saturday at 8:00 p.m., john turner on the early mormons and their attempt to create a new zion any american west. sunday afternoon at 4:00, nine from little rock, the film about the fourth desegregation of little rock, arkansas's, all-white high school. join the conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> tuesday night president obama delivers his state of the union address. coverage begins at 8:00, including the speech, the gop response delivered by senator ernst, and your reaction to open phones. on c-span2, watch congressional reaction from statuary hall in the u.s. capito the state of the union addressl,. live on c-span, c-span2 c-span radio, and www.c-span.org. >> earlier today, john kirby briefed reporters. he spoke for about 50 minutes. >> the training program for syrian rebels in terms of which country they would go to. >> basically, everything. i can tell you is the general continues to work this very hard. i think what you can expect is several hundred u.s. troops being sent over there any training capacity to the various sites that are still being est

they named the boy zion. which i don't know if it was to rhyme with snoop lion but i like it.ost doggs don't live long enough to be grand parents. snoop has been posting is it on instagram. and turns out he's incredibly good at swaddling. he can do it with one hand. anyw anyway, snoop, on behalf of all of us here at the show, congrat-pizzle -- la-lizzee mazel tov. this happened in florida at the pinellas county sheriff's office. are they got a new rug it had a ty typo. instead of "in god we trust" it said "in dog we trust." it took them two months to notice the error which doesn't exactly inspire confidence in their detectiving skills. ironic because dogs -- rugs are one of the few things you cannot trust dogs around. so it would be a nice baby gift for grandpa snoop, i'll tell you that. we can hear a lot about cyber security because of what happened to sony. companies and individuals more concerned about safety and privacy of their information than ever. president obama has unveiled a number of new proposals this week to crack down on hackers and he plans to address this in t

before the creation of israel he was the leader of an armed pro-zion group was elected as prime minister in 1977 marking the first time the left leaning labor party lost power. in the beginning of likud rule for nearly four decades. >> it's still a strong political brand, but this political institution is stagnant and needs to go -- undergo major changes. >> reporter: ariel sharon did just that. it was his time as minister of defense that is most controversial. he was accused of helping orchestrate the massacre of nearly 3,500 people mostly palestinians living in the refugee camps during the 1982 lebanon war. the allegations would follow him forest of his career but he was still elected as prime minister in 2001. four years later he shocked many by ordering israel's disengagement from the gaza strip, although the move to expel nearly 10,000 israeli settlers from the 21 illegal settlements was popular among the wider electorate it sparked bitter divisions within the party. >> the main characteristics of that decision weren't the policy merit, whether it was the right or wrong, but the imp

jason ra zion has been held for more than five months without access to a lawyer and he still does not know why they put him in jail. today an iranian news agency reported that his case has been referred to tehran's revolutionary court which possibly sets the stage for a review re e "post" executive editor released a statement that reads in part we still don't know what charges the iranian authorities have brought against our correspondent. but we hope that the referral of his case to a revolutionary court represents a step forward to his release. >>> the roads were pretty clear and the parking lots free of snow. thousands of students still had a day off from school, though in north virginia. fairfax and prince williams counties decided to miss classes. but for some this means no pay. >> reporter: fairfax county school buses just sit in this parking lot, going nowhere today. but if they did venture out, this is what they'd encounter, main roads and highways dry and snow-free. we found the same thing on side streets. so why the day off? >> my folks were out earlier enough and it was com

i didn't realize zion isn't his biological brother. it's his adopted brother, through a faith-based organization. so, that brings us today. what is it about the child welfare inclusion act? why is that so important? why would we have to debate that? at times there's times i sit back, scratch my head, raise my shoulders, this can't possibly be happening during our times and our country. why is that so important? this is so important because there's a move afoot right now. it's so -- it goes against everything i think we believe that if you're faith-based f you're a religious organization, in some states, you won't get to use that funding. if you fundamentally believe that a child should be raised in a home, traditional home, with a mom and a dad, that somehow you're not the type of people who should be aloyaledlowed to do that work. why all of a sudden are we discriminating against faith-based people. why are we discriminating against religious organizations? what about the children that didn't have a momma or family to grow up in? it's

became a grandfather this week after -- [ cheers and applause ] his son welcomed a baby boy named zionu could tell how excited he was when he got that new coffee mug that read "world's greatest grandfizzle." [ laughter ] >> steve: that's sweet. >> jimmy: this is a crazy story. i heard that a veterinarian at the vancouver aquarium in canada actually performed cosmetic surgery on a rockfish to give him a glass eye. so, far the toughest part has been other rockfish trying to figure out where to look when they're talking to him. do you like swimming or -- [ laughter ] awkward. check this out. g.e. has introduced a new refrigerator that has a a built-in coffee maker which can be programmed with an app to have your drink ready at a a certain time. >> wow. >> jimmy: yeah. the company says it's the perfect gift to watch your parents try to use. [ laughter ] what the heck is this? how do you make coffee? [ cheers and applause ] what? huh? what? huh? huh? what? huh? [ laughter ] huh? what? huh? making coffee. i'm not coughing. [ laughter ] i spent a lot of time with my parents over the holidays.

it's made up of members of zion baptist church in ardmore, and two other churches. we had the privilege of listening to them rehearse. this is a way to show people with different backgrounds can live in harmony and peace in the community. the entire community is welcome to attend. >>> clear skies are waiting for us with sunshine. we'll see a lot of sunshine to start with but we are in for a temperature roller coaster today. a cold start, a quick warm up and then it gets cold again this afternoon as gusty northwesterly winds take over and really bring temperatures down into the weekend. the weekend will also see some wet weather after a cold day saturday. reading right now at 26 degrees. very low 30s in philadelphia and cape may. clear skies across the area this morning. look at the brilliant sky over cape may. this is a view from the hotel this morning with the sun coming up in less than half an hour at the shore. you'll see bright sunshine for delaware south jersey and areas north and west. but farther north and west the clouds coming in with colder air. those will

david duke website said that's straight out of the protocols, as in the protocols of the elders of zion. also he has nothing against carbs. jewish online extremists. a review of dr. duke's jewish supreme simp. low carbohydrate diet. so there's like a little bit of david duke as revolutionary weight loss guru but everything that isn't about how to improve your diet for a healthier neo-nazi you is about the evil jews taking over the world. david duke's latest beef if you want to stay current on your neo-nazi news is with nikki minaj. even his bif with nikki minaj is a beef with the jews. in his -- okay. it exists. why do people blame blacks like nikki minaj? she is promoted by the jewish record producers. it was the jewish record producers that promoted this degenerate, sick and horrific music. you can still buy stuff from david duke on his website. david duke for president t-shirts and also books like this one, the international jew, the world's foremost problem. congressional republicans are promoting the republican with david duke ties to replace the one jewish republican member of con