against anti-fascist protesters: "these people, like the antifa you're talking about, the antifa-- they better hope that the opposition to antifa decides not to mobilize. because if they do, they're much tougher. much stronger. potentially much more violent."

he wasn't home at the time but his wife was and spray-painted a antifa symbol on his driveway. tucker carlson was called into a show last night. he was on a previously scheduled vacation and here's how he responded to that incident. >> i characterized the antifa people as protesters but they are not. they were not protesting anything. they were threatening my family to get me to stop talking and obviously i am not going to. >> carlson saying the outpouring of support has been fantastic even from people on the other side of the political aisle saying this is despicable no matter what your political believes are. i hope they identify who was responsible. rob: you can change -- jillian: your age. >> we heard people changing the sex on their birth certificate but what about their age? is 65-year-old man in the netherlands says he wants to change his age to 49 legally. he feels 20 years younger so why not make it official? neck on twitter says why not? this is a funny tweet. while we are at it can i choose how much money is supposed to be in my bank account? i think you are onto som

more than 200 counter protests including antifa activists were on hand. the police say the rally itself was calm aside from a few scuffles. and counter protesters arrested. the attack on the marine down the street was a different thing. the military members approached by males and females who proceeded to call them nazis and white supremacists, punched, kick and pepper sprayed the marines. the police used this video to home in on the three primary suspects leading to arrest of the 33-year-old tom keenan said to be the leader of the philadelphia antifa activist. he was charged with assault and terroristic threats he has history of violence associated with the left wing groups. meantime, the search for remaining suspects continues but the violence in philadelphia mirrors the rash of the violence around the country. particularly, portland, oregon. where suspected antifa members were caught on tape violently attacking those who disagree with them and in some cases those who agree with them. in august, bernie sanders voting liberal was hit in the back of the h

apparently his crime was carrying the flag which antifa calls a fascist symbol. the man needed four staples to close the gash on his head. martha? >> martha: unbelievable scene. thank you very much, trace. >> martha: so that fight over moo to aand him too coming just hours after huge announcement was made by the trump administration that will dramatically change the way that me too cases are handled on college campuses. encouraging true due process for the accused and for the accuser. critics say it will discourage victims from coming forward and it's going to be a very hot topic going forward on college campuses. jason riley is a "wall street journal" columnist and he joins me now. jason, thank you very much for being with us this evening. you know, in many ways the college campuses went through the me too movement before the rest of the country did. and they were given rules by the obama administration that were very strict. in essence saying if you are are not tough enough on these people accused, we could potentially take away your federal funding? >> yes, ye

. >> no, because of the left, because of antifa. >> is that why we have bombs sent here, because of antifa. >> are you saying that antifa is not violent. >> i am saying -- >> you are epic at red herrings. you win. you go off tangents. >> when somebody threatens you and your family and safety, i hope the first thing that comes to mind is, well, there are bad things other people do. >> somebody sending a bomb to our office because he was being put down by the president of the united states. don't hide with the fact -- >> there is political violence and political threats on both sides of the country. >> we got one president, one man who sets a tone. one man who sets i am evil. one man who gets people crazy enough to come up to me on the street. and it ain't no one from antifa. >> plenty of people -- >> they should kiss you. >> tell it to scalise that it doesn't happen in both directions. >> not how you are trying to create it at all. >> let me make this clear in the spirit of thanksgiving. i am telling you right now that a tone is set on the top of the country. that is where the tone comes fr

i'm not sure she knew who antifa it was. she didn't do anything wrong, why were they screaming at her request wrecked the whole thing was completely grotesque. the effect is to make it impossible to open your mail. one thing they did, they put my home address on the internet and they put a poster right in front of my house with my home address on it and they filmed it. they taped it and they put the tape on the internet. you know, i can't have my kids stay home alone now. i'm a normal person, i live in a normal neighborhood. i'm not talk show host off the air, i'm a father. i don't want to have those battles in my personal life. i don't think most people do. now they brought it right to my house. i don't want to whine, i'm not a victim, i'm a happy person. but you can see why i wouldn't like that and why i feel threatened by it. i think this is a threat to free expression to all of all of usi mean that. >> brian: according to the reports, your brother's address is up there too, right? because they put my brothers address, my

>> are you saying that antifa is not violent? >> i'm saying that's not who sent the bomb to my office, steve. let's take it up after thanksgiving. [ overlapping voices ] >> you win because you go on all kind of tangents that -- >> when somebody threatens you and your family and your safety, i hope that the first thing that comes to mind is, well, you know, there are bad things that other people do too. i guess i won't take it too personally. steve -- >> that doesn't come to my mind at all. >> -- sending a bomb to our offices. don't hide from the fact. it's not becoming. >> there is political violence and political threats on both sides of this country and that's a problem. >> it's not a both sides situation. we've got one president, one man who sets a tone, one man who says i'm evil, one man who says i'm an enemy, one man who gets people crazy enough to come up to me in the street, all righ? m and it ain't nobody from antifa. >> plenty of people come up to me in the street. number two -- >> they should kiss you and say, steve, th

but they should step in, do something, get to the bottom of this antifa and arrest these people. where is all the people when -- president trump had to denounce this person, that person. where are all the leaders of the democratic party denouncing this? lou: preparing for impeachment proceedings. it's just like you said. this is -- i think the american people are about to be reacquainted with the ugliness of the left in this country and the viciousness if they have not been paying attention for the last 2 1/2 years. >> that's one of the silver linings to what's happened here. will be a reminder to everyone about what the democrats are, what they intend. lou: and one of the things we know they intend, they intend to win elections come hell or high water. right now in florida, we've got two recounts under way. we have in arizona, the makings of a recount which is required in arizona, only with 200 votes separating. it's about 2200 between mcsally and sinema for the u.s. senate. those two seats, the republicans thought they picked up are in question because the democrats, they're a

>> antifa, media and broadcast media. they have done lemon on cnn. here they have the local left-wing press. i've dedicated two years on shining a light on their ideologies. when they saw me, they encircled me. they tried to intimidate me. they pushed me around then when they saw i wasn't having any of it, they eventually sprayed me and my camera equipment with silly string. dozens and dozens of police officers were around me and they didn't do anything because the policy in place. they are not allowed to escalate the situation. that type of policy is my last month you saw the viral footage coming out of portland of people commandeering our streets and assaulting people basically with impunity. >> laura: of course they are. what is it about portland that is so wild now? there's no real resistance except for a pocket of people. why portland? >> it's important to say it's an ideological monoculture. people here have little to no experience interfacing with conservatives. when they hear that somebody who was putting on the event and that person happens

you're talking about, the antifa-- they better hope that the opposition to antifa decides not to mobilize. because if they do, they're much tougher. much stronger. potentially much more violent." he does realize "f.a." stands for "fascist," right? so he's complimenting fascists on their strength and their capacity for violence. (as trump) "there are fine people on both sides, but my money's on the guys with the jackboots and the guns." trump claimed victory in the midterms, but he's still stewing about the ongoing vote counting down in florida. and he hammered broward county's election supervisor, brenda snipes. "you look at her past, she's a disaster. when they call this woman incompetent, they're wrong. she's very competent, but in a bad way." ( laughter ) exactly. such a good point. you never know if somebody's going to be good competent or bad competent, which is why trump has kept his promise not to be competent in any way. ( laughter ) ( applause ) play it safe. better safe than sorry, jon. >> jon: yeah. heade a strong case for voter i.d.: >> they try to shame everybody by calling t

you've seen it, antifa! they take the helmet off, and you see these little arms. >> mr. trump is making stops in a number of states urging supporters to vote in tuesday's midterms. cbs reporter meg oliver shows us a high profile politician on the democratic side is doing the same thing. >> reporter: former president barack obama campaigned in gary, indiana sunday for senator joe donnelly. >> and he was always focused for the best thing on the people he served, and he was honest and direct. >> reporter: obama has been stumping for democrats in the final days of campaigning before tuesday's midterm elections. >> when you vote, you can be a check on bad behavior. when you vote, you can choose hope over fear. >> reporter: president trump is every bit as busy, trying to win votes for republican candidates in state and national races. >> the level of fever is very strong on the republican side. >> reporter: the president urged voters in macon, georgia to elect brian kemp as their next governor. >> defend your borders, defend your jobs, fight for your values, and continue to ma

and black lives matter, and how they really have played down antifa and black lives matter and other radical organizations and the things you listed earlier. there's a long list of the harassment, of trump officials and republican officials and restaurants and so forth, and then last week, the president calls himself a nationalist. i'm not a nationalist, i'm a constitutional conservative, i know what he meant by that, he meant americanism. american first. and insinuate and flat-out say he's hitler, comparing himself to hitler, trump is too foolish, he doesn't know he's comparing himself to hitler. actually the new nationalism speech was given by theodore roosevelt. part of their ideology or was. how in the world do you compare this president to hitler and stallin and take from that he's a racist. he hasn't done anything that suggests that. this is a mantra they keep pushing, a propaganda they keep pushing and i ask myself are they trying to influence the election? trying to destroy the man? trying to remove the man? what is your take on this? >> i think the level of hostility is beyo

you have a model of antifa protesters. if they spray-painted on his driveway calling themselves smash racism d.c., they appeared outside his house in washington. these people banged on his door, they vandalized his driveway, they spray-painted the symbol they chanted we know where you sleep tonight and they threaten to come back with pipe bombs. we aren't going to show you the video but just listen to their chance. >> we want you to know we know where you sleep at night. we know where you sleep at nigh night! scumbag! >> brian: can you believe this? >> brian: can you believe this? his wife was at home at the time while tucker will tell you himself what happened when she heard the banging on theat doori know myself how terrible things like this are, i've been harassed by thugs who followed me a couple weeks ago, they try to incite people to attack me because i work at fox. they issued this statement a short time ago. it reads the incident that took place at tucker's home last night was reprehensible, violent threats and int

antifa now showing up at tucker colors's home. they are releasing the names of prominent conservatives. why? to intimidate, harass, something horrible happen if we don't stop it. straight ahead. ♪ -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. (engine roaring) (horn honking) okay, okay, okay... (clatter) ( ♪ ) feeling unsure? oh... (nervous yelp) what if you had some help? introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360 (tm) technology. the most available driver assist technology in its class. ( ♪ ) the new 2019 ford edge. ♪ >> sean: as we reported earlier, tucker carlson's home was swarmed by antifa protesters shouting threats, trying to break down his doors. his wife was in the house, take a look. >> we know where you sleep at night. [chanting "we know where you sleep at night"] >> sean: joining us now with that reaction, author of "spygate," nra tv contributor dan bongino. also another best seller, "why we fight," f

antifa now showing up at tucker's home. they are releasing the names of prominent conservatives. why? to intimidate, harass, something horrible will happen if we don't stop it. straight ahead. ♪ ? 60,000 we don't stop it. straight ♪ ♪ >> sean: as we reported earlier, tucker carlson's home was swarmed by antifa protesters shouting threats, trying to break down his doors. his wife was in the house, take a look. >> we are outside your home. we want you to know that we know are you sleep at night. [chanting "we know where you sleep at night"] >> sean: joining us now with that reaction, author of "spygate," nra tv contributor, dan bongino. also another best seller, "why we fight," fox news national security strategist, sebastian gorka. i'm looking at this, they were quiet about all of this when sarah sanders, pam bondi, secretary nielsen, two republicans punched, one a woman, in minnesota, rocks thrown through kevin mccarthy's office, ted cruz, ted cruz's wife, you see these tactics, dan, somebody is going to getwi hurt. they even screamed "mail bomb," "we know wheren you sleep.

many have the antifa killed? none. >> reporter: while radical islamists were responsible for 27% of extremist motivated deaths, the far right wing accounted for 73% of the deadly incidents, far more than any other group. in parker's case it, wasn't law enforcement but love that thawed his hate. so you decided that animosity wasn't the way and shunning wasn't the way but the opposite. >> absolutely. i fight for peace and what better way to start in your own community. >> reporter: his neighbor, pastor will mckinnon not only armed his arms but his small, predominantly black church to parker. his outreach washed away the hate. parker isn't just talking the talk. he is physically removing hate symbols from his body. he has spent hours having the swastika on his chest and the hate symbols on his leg removed. it is painful, he says, but he says he knows it's probably nothing compared to the pain and fear he may have caused others. sarah sidner, cnn. >> to see more, log on to cnn.com. coming up, the president's former a

. >> you've seen it antifa, they take the helmet off and they take armbands and you see little arms, little arms. tough guys, you know, they are swinging clubs viciously, they couldn't care less who they hit, these are bad people. heather: the president warning if the radical resistance takes power it will move to reverse america's progress. well, the fbi is investigating georgia democrats over report of attempted hacking of state's voter regular city starting with e-mail from volunteer to the party's voter protection direct o mentioning hacking software well, the probe launched by secretary of state brian kemp who is locked locked in tight rr governor, we showed you the numbers with abrams, no data compromised. democrats called the whole thing a political stunt. and former barack obama making his last-minute case for democrats by taking shots at president trump's policy. >> america is at a cross roads, perhaps most importantly the character of our country. [cheers and applause] >> is on the ballot. heather: he's urging voters in indiana to reelect democratic senator joe donnelly who

brian: antifa targeting tucker carlson vandalizing his house with while his wife was alone. his wife had to hide in the pantry. this morning tucker is firing back. i think it will fit. ♪ want a performance car that actually fits your life? introducing the new 2019 ford edge st. capability meets power. in the first suv from the ford performance team. the new 2019 ford edge st. ♪ brian: the democrats took the house, but instead of a blue wave it's more arguably kind of a trickle. republicans losing fewer house seats in this midterm election 28 than democrats did under barack obama in 2010 when they lost 63. and bill clinton when they lost quite just under that. so are there signs from the midterm election that trump could win easier than he did in 2016 in 2020? let's ask washington examiner columnist kristen soltis anderson. you knocked it down to four signs that trump could win in 2020. first off, number one, his ability to turn out the base. we pretty much saw that didn't we? >> yeah, typicfully these midterms, incumbent presidents have a challenge convincing their voter

is violent and there's some evidence of that. >> how many people has anyone associated within antifa movement killed? none. how many has this side of white pr supremacists killed? many. >> reporter: since 9/11, while radical islamists were responsible for 27% of extremist motivated deaths, the far right wing accounted for 73% of the deadly incidents, far more than any other group. in parker's case, it wasn't law enforcement but love that thawed his hate. so you decided that animosity wasn't the way and shunning wasn't the way, but the opposite. >> absolutely. i fight for peace and what better way to start than your own community. >> reporter: his neighbor, pastor will mckennen not only opened his arms, he opened his small, predominantly black church to parker. his outreach washed away the hate. now, parker isn't just talking to talk. he is also in the process of physically removing hatred from his body. he has spent hours getting those tattoos like that one there lasered off his skin, trying to remove all signs of hate from his life. wolf? >> such a disturbing, disturbing development

is violent. >> how many people associated with the antifa movement killed? none. >> since 9/11, while radical islamist killed for 37% extremist deaths, the far right wing accounted for 73% of the deadly incidents. far more than any other group. in parker's race, it wasn't law enforcement but love that thawed his hate. >> i fight for peace. what better way to start than in your home community. >> his neighbor not only opened his arms but his small predominantly black church to partner. his outreach washed away the hate. >> parker isn't just talking the talk. he is literally physically removing hate from his body. he is spending hours trying to laser off the symbols on his chest and legs. he knows it is painful, but not nearly as painful and the fear and pain he may have caused others. >> what a remarkable story. what a candid window into the thought process of someone like this. >> hearing it from people on the inside is jarring. >>> president trump cannot stop tweeting about the mueller investigation, as we continue to learn more about the special counsel's

a mob of antifa protesters, how do we know? they spray-painted it on his driveway. they came to mock vandalized his driveway, spray-painted that

the reporters asked him, how do you think they should handle antifa, he responds, they better hope the opposition to antifa decides not to mobilize, if they do, they're much tougher, much stronger, potentially much more violent. wow, that sounds like the response of a fascist. which isn't surprising given the president's clear admiration for fascists and authoritarians. today, for example, nbc reported the white house is weighing removing an enemy of the turkish president, a man with a united states green card, in order to get turkey to stop criticizing saudi arabia for the murder of another u.s. green card holder. you'll remember "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi was killed by saudi officials inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last month. turkey hasn't taken too kindly to that. president erdogan has suggested the crown prince is behind it. they're extraditing a turkish cleric in pennsylvania who erdogan blames for a failed -- bipartisan effort to stop u.s. support for saudi arabia's monstrous war on yemen. that is a war that at this very moment is causing one of the larg

and i cut it with the footage of antifa beating these people up. somebody said where'd you get this footage? it's almost x-rated. it's shot by the cable networks, it's just never played. it's always trump's supporters that are the race racists. it's always trump supporters that are the cause of all this. they never talk about antifa or the intimidation. look what happened to ted cruz, mitch mcconnell. do not sit here and tell me that the left and the democratic party or and the instigators like hillary clinton and holder, holder said when they go low, kick 'em. that's never mentioned. [laughter] the violence, the violence that's brought up by the democratic left is far worse than is brought up by our movement. >> a few minutes ago this evening steve bannon said when you're assessing president trump, you have to distinguish the signals from the noise, the things he does from the things he says. one of things i learned is what a president says is what a president does. [applause] now, i -- obviously, president trump is in no way accountable for that

during the same interview, president trump issued a warning to the anti-fascist move went known as antifa. trump said, these people, like , they better hope they don't mobilize because if you look, the other side it is the military, the police, a lot of very strong, a lot of very tough people, tougher than them and smarter than them, potentially much more violent and antifa is going to be in big trouble, the president threatened. pentagon chief jim mattis is defending president trump's decision to send thousands of troops to the u.s.-mexico border, saying it's providing the soldiers with good training for war. mattis toured a newly constructed military base near the border in mcallen, texas, wednesday alongside homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. when asked by a soldier what the objectives of the deployment are, mattis responded, long-term, it is somewhat to be determined." the visit came as someme migrans arriving at the u.s.-mexico border in california attempted to enter the u.s. wednesday. at least nine people were arrested by border patrol. in new york, the immigrant rights

they never talk about antifa or the intimidation. look what happened to ted cruz and mitch mcconnell. do not sit here and tell me that the left the democratic party instigated by hillary clinton and holder. holder said when they go low, kick them. that's never mentioned. the violence that is brought up at the democratic left is far worse. [applause] >> a few minutes ago steve bannon said donald trump kant distinguished the signals from the noise. one of the things i learned is what the president says is what a president does. [applause] obviously president trump's in no way accountable for the terrible crime, obviously. what he is accountable for is what he didn't do decently afterwards. [applause] that could not find something in himself. that's a personal failure. the pipe bombs is a different story because that person was someone who was previously political. he became obsessed with donald trump and every one of the people who got pipe bombs was a named target of president trump's pick if somebody listened to air colder in decided

just go to any college campus, f you're a right of center antifa -- here is >> antifa is not the democratic party. it's very small, but antifa is -- > we're talking about intolerance and disruption. you go to any college campus and the disruption comes from the that's all i'm saying. >> none of those are -- none of those people are in positions of or leadership. they're not the people who set an example. >> in the colleges they are. not the people who are setting political examples country, the elected leadership of the democratic donald nothing like trump when it comes to -- >> let be clear, though, hillary and give a speech on deplorables, ok. hat was pretty offensive to a large number of people. it suggested that they didn't have good faith. t may well be that she was ill-advised to do this and it may have been a moment of sort that shey and weakness did this strategically, but how much of that thinking is really surface.h the so i'm not saying that the politicians themselves do it the way donald trump does, they don't. can i do a fact check about deplorables. even using r me for that wo

they never talk about antifa. they never talk about the intimidation. look what happened to ted cruz, mitch mcconnell. do not sit here and tell me that the left and the democratic party are the instigators like hillary clinton and holder. holder said when they go low, kick them. that's never mentioned. the violence. the violence that is brought up by the democratic left is far worse. [crowd booing] [applause] >> a few minutes ago this evening, steve bannon said that you have to distinguish the signals from the noise. the things he does from the things he says. one of the things i learned was that when the president -- what the president says is what the president does. [applause] >> obviously, trump is in no way accountable for that terrible crime in pittsburgh. obviously. what he is accountable for is what he did not do decently afterwards. [applause] that could not find words. could not find something in himself. that's a personal failing. that maybe doesn't have political consequences. but the pipe bombs are a different story. that person is previous

could be held after several violent faceoffs between the far right patriots prayer and the left wing antifa. both groups held presentations last night. there was also a group called him too, that stems itself after false rape accusations. >>> and in florida each county has until noon eastern time to complete their recounts. a little more than an hour from now. analysts don't expect any of the close races to change, though. the race for governor democrat andrew gillum conceded yesterday to ron desantis and incumbent senator bill nelson trailing rick scott, the former governor, by 12,000 votes. the candidate may pick up a few hundred votes in a recount but not thousands. >>> and georgia's governor elect says he is ready to move forward. brian kemp crammed stacey abrams in a hard fought campaign. though abrams gave up her bid she accused kemp of gross mismanagement. he was previously secretary of state and in charge of the election process, a position many people viewed as a conflict of interest. abrams said she will pursue a federal lawsuit challenging the way georgia handles its elections. k

. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ rob: donald trump vowing to stand by saudi arabia in the wake of the antifa jamal khashoggi murder, calling the kingdom, quote, an important ally. carley: where the us and saudi relations stand. >> reporter: improved iranian rockets are capable of hitting us bases across the middle east according to a top iranian general. the threat from iran was a reason donald trump chose to maintain close ties with saudi arabia and as if on queue the iranians this is a long and historic commitment that is vital to america's national security. he followed up by talking about jamal khashoggi, the kingdom. >> they are vehemently denying it and we have hundreds of thousands of jobs. the people want me to give up hundreds of thousands of jobs and if we went by the standard we wouldn't be able to have anybody as an ally. >> reporter: the killing has had repercussions, denmark insulin -- and finland announced because of the worsening situation in yemen. they follow germany in doing so. saudi arabia has spoken out for the first time since donald trump's statement appearing on the

when antifa is beating up people the media hardly says anything. the terrorists who murdered 4 people and injured 44 other people, i don't remember them saying bill clinton contributed to a violent tone. when barack obama commuted the leader of that organization who never represented, they never brought that up. when barack obama befriended the underground and domestic terrorists i don't remember anybody talking about him and violence. obama opens an embassy in cuba. a police state. he is celebrated. donald trump moves our embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and he is attacked by msnbc. let's talk about immigration. dwight eisenhower is not a racist is he? dwight when he became president of the united states, he created a program called operation wetback. that's not me. that was him. what was that? he ordered the military to roundup 1.3 million illegal aliens and deport them. that's what he did. he was supported by the democratic party too. 1960s, ceasar chavez the founder of the united farm workers union, he ordered his members at night to watch th

if you are a right center speaker, there is antifa -- >> antifa is not the democratic party. about intolerance and disruption. you go to any college campus and the disruption comes from the left. >> none of those people are in positions of authority or leadership. they are not the people who set an example -- >> in the colleges, they are. >> they are not the people setting political examples for the country. elected leadership of the democratic party is nothing like donald trump when it comes to -- >> let's be clear, though. hillary clinton did go and give a speech on deplorables. that was pretty offensive to a large number of people. it suggested that they did not have good faith. it may have been she was ill advised to do this, and it may have been a moment of honesty and weakness that she did this strategically, but how much of that thinking is underneath the surface? ,> can i just do a fact check though, about deplorables? far be it for me to defend her for even using that word, but it was not in a speech. it was at a fundraiser, private. she did not know it was going to

you know, the full face masks, they look like antifa. there's no real correlation between you and them. and then, the a.t.v.s, too. how has that been a replacement for our fabulous equestrian police department? not in any way. when people see the horses, they immediately relax. it gives you the fact that hey, if these people are here, they're taking care of their horses, they're sensitive, then, the whole area is going to be calm, copacetic, and cool. now the people behind running this park system and city have decided to veto horsemanship in our parks, that has consequences, and you're seeing that. tourists being broken into, and this vandalism is because you have decided to trade a certain group of people for another certain group of people rather than having the two try to work things out, which should have been a more harmonious, better migration than to just kick them out. if you've read the news and you've seen the las vegas shooting, you've seen the thousand oaks shooting, i mean, country brothers are getting hit hard in this stat

dozens of anti- trump demonstrators and some members of antifa counter protested across the street. (jason bargert- protestor) "when people come to throw a rally in my community, and our community and their beliefs include threatening people of color, trans or gay people, that is violence, and for the community to stand up to that. there's nothing violent or wrong about that, it's required." after multiple verbal altercations ... layers of law enforcement briefly blocked tenth steet, separating the groups.(nats)at one point, a man wheeling a large wooden cross kneeled between the demonstrators, praying for peace. he claimed to not be for or against either group. (chris callahan - c&c callahan ministries) "we have a lot of people that have a lot of hate and if we continue down this path, where's it going to take us? we've got to learn to respectfully disagree" despite their disagreement on the issues, members of both groups urge voters to let their voices be heard tuesday. tag (jrstone) voting centers are open early so people can cast their ballots before tuesday. i was able to cast

you have a model of antifa protesters. if they spray-painted on his driveway calling themselves smash racism d.c., they appeared outside his house in washington. these people banged on his door, they vandalized his driveway, they spray-painted the symbol they chant

. >> you've seen it, antifa, they take helmet off and they take the armed bands, you see the little arms, the little arms, tough guys, you know, they are swinging clubs viciously, they couldn't care less who they hit, these are bad people. rob: all right, the president warning if the radical resistance takes power it will move to reverse america's progress. fbi investigating georgia democrats over reports of attempted hacking of the state's voter registry all starting with e-mail from volunteer to the party's voter protection director mentioning hacking software, the probe launched by secretary of state brian kemp who is locked in tight race with stacy abrams, no data was compromised, democrats called this entire thing a stunt by the republicans who wants to be the governor. the u.s. and south korea are restarting small joint military drills today, this as secretary of state mike pompeo is set to meet with kim jong un right-hand man in new york this week the two will discuss denuclearization and second summit between kim jong un and president trump, the president agreed to suspend large-

so what starts as a left wing protest, one of these antifa-affiliated groups, they need to speak truth to power and hold carlson accountable. everybody has first amendment rights, but to show up at someone's house and knocking at the door and spray painting an anarchy symbol in the driveway, that has been denounced from the right and from the left today. everyone from folks over at fox to stephen colbert saying that crosses a line. you shouldn't be showing up at somebody's house like that. >> what is fox saying? >> fox news has come out and agreed with that assessment and says this was reprehensible behavior and the executives at fox says temperatures need to be taken down. we need a more civil respectful conversation and be tolerant of differences. an interesting tone coming from fox news. i think, look, brooke, talked about fox a lot, sean hannity promoting trump and all the rest. can you have a lot of criticisms of fox news and i do, but it crosses a line when you're showing up at somebody's home, whether you love tucker carlson or hate tucker carlson we can all agree protests on a

dozens of anti- trump demonstrators and some members of antifa counter protested across the street. (jason bargert- protestor) "when people come to throw a rally in my community, and our community and their beliefs include threatening people of color, trans or gay people, that is violence, and for the community to stand up to that. there's nothing violent or wrong about that, it's required." after multiple verbal altercations ... layers of law enforcement briefly blocked tenth steet, separating the groups.(nats)at one point, a man wheeling a large wooden cross kneeled between the demonstrators, praying for peace. he claimed to not be for or against either group. (chris callahan - c&c callahan ministries) "we have a lot of people that ha a lot of hate and if we continue down this path, where's it going to take us? we've got to learn to respectfully disagree" despite their disagreement on the issues, members of both groups urge voters to let their voices be heard tuesday. tag governor pits lieutenant governor gavin newsom, a democrat and former san francisco mayor... against republica

we are seeing it in the streets are antifa protests, many journalists, including one of our colleagues have been targeted. i know this hits close to you, to home for you. because your own daughter has experienced this. sarah huckabee sanders. how did we wind up here? >> it's frustrating for me when people pretend they are professional journalists. they are not. what happened yet was a disgusting display of old-fashioned bullying. you have a person who thinks he's reporter. but he's an advocate. he didn't ask the president a question. he began by saying i want to challenge you. if he wants to debate the president? he has an opportunity. he can get his name on the ballot in 2020 and run for president. then he gets to debate the man he doesn't like. but if he's a reporter his job is to ask legitimate questions. he may not get the answer he wants. if he doesn't, he has to hand the mic over to one of his colleagues. he's not the only one in there and i'm sure a few of them would like to ask a question. trish: there is a sense of decorum that should come with being a white house corresponden

. >> laura: is that in antifa child? >> they have demonic designs with horns, hoodies for kids. it's very dark. this from instagram. >> laura: that looks like something out of "the wizard of oz" ." >> celine dion and the founders of the brand explained themselves in the cnn interview. >> you are trying to shape the future of human beings by saying find your own individuality. >> we bring a new ward or as a concept. you don't know what they are going to become later and you don't want for them to have a problem of growth. and say i am supposed to be like that, i am supposed to say that, dress like this could because i am a guy, a boy. no. no. you don't know. >> i think that's what people are going to say about this line. no, no, no, no. >> laura: this is going to go the way of murphy brown. it's all going to be rejected. i don't even understand it. >> unless you are a member of the adams family or satanic cult, why would you dress your infant in this? >> laura: they admitted what their goals are. they want a new order. they want to change the way people -- >> her heart may go on,

. ♪ >> dagen: a radical left-wing mob targeting our own tucker carlson, an angry group of criminal antifa protesters showed up outside his home last night, chanting threats against him and his family. they vandalize his property. tucker wasn't home but his wife was. when the group started banging on his front door, she hid in the pantry, call 911, thinking she was about to be a victim of a home invasion. d.c. police are investigating the incident as a hate crime. there are more details in this. apparently there was one protester caught mentioning a pipe bomb among other details on the front door being broken. >> dana: all of us know tucker and susie, who is one of the most wonderful women, to imagine in your mind's eye what it was like for her, how scary that might have been and to hide in your home and not know what was happening. i understand his brother was there pretty quickly. these people are such cowards. it's distressing and i know that if it was the other way around, that somebody on the left that had a talk show to have this happen to them at their house, tucker carlson will be

. >> how many people has anybody associate would the antifa movement killed? none. how many of this side of white supremacists killed? many. >> according to government accountability office since 9/11 when radical islamists were responsible for 27% of deaths, far right wing accounted for 73% of deadly incidents, far more than any other group. in parker's case it wasn't law enforcement but love that thawed his hate. so you decided that animosity wasn't the way and shunning wasn't the way but the opposite. >> absolutely. >> i fight for peace and what better way to start than your own community? >> reporter: his neighbor not only opened his arms, he opened his small predominantly black church to parker. his outreach washed away the hate. >> and sarah joins us now. sarah, have you gotten a sense from your reporting about how much of this hate stems from the current political environment and how much comes from other sources? >> so what's interesting about that, and you know this full well, don. you've been reporting on this sort of thing for a long time. what is interes