trish: one msnbc guest is calling for torches and pitchforks tie want torches and pitchforks outside this man's house in the hamptons. there is no reason he should be able to have a nice little party. trish: our next guest says liberals are blind to the way they are dividing our country. thousands of crabs are taking over a neighborhood. democrats complaining president trump isn't getting enough done on gun control, they say. this as the president publicly pushes back against the almighty nra on the background check issue. my next guest says president trump is doing what no other president in history has tried. syndicated radio talk show host john fredericks is here. he joins me right after this. >> we have tremendous support for really common sense, for really common sense, sensible, important background all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happ

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night hundreds came off the mound by the university of virginia coming down hundreds of them carrying torches and you could hear as they came down screaming jews you will not replace us the chance from nazi germany. >> i want to know if you can answer another framing question for me and i know there are several purposes to write the book but i think a big part of the purpose of healing and reconciliation in the introduction talking about we are all in the same fight but then there is finger-pointing that the police did not do a good job and i think some of the blowback you are hearing the last couple of days is don't lay blame but i thank you are trying to do two things with intention and one is to bring us together but also wet went wrong and that comes through when you were writing. >> the main point is to do with racism as horrible as charlottesville was, the one benefit is that ripped the scab off of racism. for far too long people thought we dealt with racism that did not exist anymore it's a hard topic. people don't sit around talk about racism. they talk about the reconciliation commis

we never should have lighted torches on the campus. after the city voted to take down the robert e. lee statue have that these people didn't even know who robert e. lee was. this was an opportunity, this is going to be the time we could come and this would be a time could all come together and sort of what trump has been talking about why this was many a nazism this is the time we could all come together and i tried to do the best they could to keep the lid on it. i continue to see on radio and tv tried to tell folks not to come and counter protests. let these folks walk down the street and get out of town and obviously people want to come out because they were horrified at what they were hearing from these things going on that day. the folks in the city of charlotte were set. i can remember when i finally gained one out and gave my speech i got text from folks from all over the globe, what's going on an american than when trump trump came out and said there were good people on both sides i mean that was the lowest point of his presidency. i had talked to him that day. the phone con

was six years old when a candidate came to the democratic convention and said it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. you whippe you whipper snapper! come on! i'll give you the jack johnsons! you little shaver! ( laughter ) at one point, every candidate was talking over every other candidate about something i can't remember other than how kamala harris put an end to it-- ( crosstalk ) >> guys, america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh! oh! yeah, yeah. she had that line ready. yeah, she had that in some tupperware. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) finally, self-help guru marianne williamson had her own prescription for beating trump. >> i'll tell you one thing, it's really nice we've got all these plans but if you think we're going to beat donald trump by just having all these plans, you have another thing coming, because he didn't win by saying he had a plan, he won simply by saying make america great again. we have to get deeper than these superficial fixes. >> steph

i want pitchforks and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. i've been to the hampton's, it's veryhampi' nice. there's no reason why it has to be. there's no reason why he should have a nice little parties. >> mark: at this guy is actually paid by msnbc and he's inciting the mob to go to private citizens multnomah combs. >> i believe is a guest but he is a frequent guest on msnbc is my understanding, but you're right, he's calling for action. a lot of people on the left and died in president trump's character, indicting the character of his supporters, saying insightful rhetoric that is leading to people going down these dangerous roads. democrats like we just heard literally calling for people to show up with pitchforks and torches, so they are hypocrites. >> mark: absolutely, but they don't get called on it, oddly enough, the way that donald trump does ceaselessly. >> they don't, i think one of the biggest things we learned under the age of trump is the perception of any sort of objectivity that exists in the mainstream media is gone. with pe

the 80th anniversary of the beginning of world war 2 get underway on sunday in this part of that a torch lit the eternal flame by the tomb of the unknown soldier in moscow's kremlin is being delivered to some of the capital of the torch will be transported on a russian defense ministry plane will be used to light a memorial built in honor of russian and soviet soldiers who died in slovenia during the 1st and 2nd world force ceremony in slovenia is meant to serve as a reminder of the soviet union's role in the liberation of europe from nazi germany . ok let's have a quick look at some other world news now we're starting yemen where hundreds of taking to the streets there to protest against the presence of u.s. forces in the country the really comes as yemen's civil war is ever more fractured and strained with the country's government accusing us of forming its troops to be darby though denies the claim saying it was acting in self defense. was. these pictures are from the u.s. state of alabama a gunfight there at high school football game has left and teenagers injured 5 of them criticall

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the 88th anniversary of the beginning of world war 2 get underway on sunday in this part of the us a torch lit in the terminal flame of the tomb of the unknown soldier in moscow's kremlin is being delivered to some of the capital of the torch will be transported on a russian defense ministry plane and it will be used to lighten the moral built in honor of russian and soviet soldiers who died in slovenia during the 1st and 2nd world wars the ceremonies have been it is meant to serve as a reminder of the soviet union throw in the liberation of europe and also from nazi germany. ok let's have a look and i briefly at some other world news this hour in yemen hundreds took to the streets to protest against the presence of forces in the country to rally comes yemen civil war of the more fractured strain of the country's government the keys in the. streets a garden that denies the claim saying it was acting in self defense. was. these pictures are from the u.s. state of alabama a gun fight at a high school football game there has left 10 teenagers injured 5 of them critically police say the victim

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carrying tiki torches. >> as david schapel would say m-f-ing torches. >> the cowards -- >> because the guy in the white house gave the dog whistles like come on out. so our guys in the white house say we're good. >> do you feel a difference in -- in america. do you feel a difference in people's willingness to give votes to things they didn't give willingness -- they didn't voice before? >> before just didn't do that. but now they got the green light. so it's like we're good. >> yeah. what do -- what should -- i mean, as people are watching this tonight, 400 years, what should people remember or think about what do you hope people are kind of reflecting on in terms of the impact of, you know, enslaved people generations of them who were here whose names we'll never know? >> again, another great question. i think the people have to really look in their heart and i truly believe people know what's right and what's wrong. you know that. and a lot of these people getting behind this guy, they will be on the wrong side of history with him. i mean, i don't know how -- for money? are you doing

bari was hiding while his village was torched and his family killed. he called the u.n. peacekeepers known as for help. but they. would . yeah. these villagers say the un came but a day too late for the un peacekeeping force says it sent to patel years in helicopters on the day of the attack this is an idea if the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and the law protection d.c. or civil or civil way lamond out there live in a small village distin a problem nor. if you need a plan you know if you want i mean any prosecutor pos on or documents obtained by al-jazeera showed that the un were documenting villages being torched before the hugo saga massacre and yet they failed to intervene and don't know militia groups continue to attack for lonnie's mahmud togo is the chief representative of mali's doggone people. attack. is not grown. on hunters the investigations are still going on so who is behind these attacks some say that the neighbors even before learning something. that people came from somewhere because. the perso

buildings clashing with police and blocking roads west was that a state of building and a prison were also torched the west. papuan provinces in indonesia's east far east so to speak they've been home to a long running separatist movement against the indonesian government a couple and say indonesia illegally annexed the territory in the 1960s those tensions were evident last week nearly 3000 kilometers away in. in central indonesia here more than 40 puff when students were allegedly racially abused as police detained them during indonesia's independence day celebrations this set the stage for the latest protests. indonesian police and protesters clash near sarong prison in west papua officials say over 250 prisoners escaped on monday when the jail was set ablaze protesters also damaged parts of the airport and set regional government offices on fire as they went on the rampage in the city. violence to end the provincial capital monaco army as rage spilled drives on to the streets. videos like this circulated widely on the internet have whipped up the protestors anger activists say it shows purple

for uniques torching their brands we see how the country's going magic people are reviving centuries old hunting fences. and destruction the. second day as protesters maintain the pressure on the government because of the credit freeze. as she faces fiat's freshening the rest. i'm british by the welcome. it's good to have you with us. on monday on the 1st day of each other while people in india to mr mean coped with severe restrictions on their freedoms india's prime minister narendra modi walked feeley in the winds of the country throwing light on court environmental conservation and climate change morley appeared on a survivor programme with british adventurer and survival expert bag grills filmed in a wildlife sanctuary in northern india more the learnt how to make a spear out of a knife what elephant dung smells like and also how to cross a freezing river on a flimsy raft he has a trailer from the episode the polls and on monday night. he's going to. survive. united with the media. the world's largest democracy. this time coming back to you committed by what. i wanted to mention

there clashed with police blocked roads and set on fire a prison and no kampala buildings have been torched as well the government has responded by sending 100 additional police force. to west papua and pop up provinces. of these provinces were afforded to odan indonesia's far east right here it's worth remembering and also mentioning that aside from the cotton protests the provinces have also been home to a separatist movement against the indonesian government since the 1960 s. bumpkins claim that to victory was illegally and mixed by indonesia they also accuse the government of human rights abuses and racial discrimination for more context on the protests in buffalo i spoke to a pretty. a puppet novelist and john list he has hover you on the government's response to the demonstrators that we can't just won't give in and he said the government for 50 years illegally released can really even at least in our homeland is comedian lisa. white to d.v. just leave it to government to solve the problem not guess. and the browns never saw it but it was just like for me but what he needs to be like

and the inability for anybody to keep ceo we knew friday night it would be bad when the torches cam out. the should have been allowed on the university of virginia campus. not allowed to bring lighted torches on a campus and to the grounds and lawn of the university of virginia, but they didn't come -- i make the point in the book, they filed a permit after the city had voted to take don the robert e. lee statue but i make the point they weren't come -- half these people didn't know who robert. >>> lee was, this was an opportunity, this was going to be the time we could come, we can spew or hatred, the time we can all come together and sort of what trump had been tabling about, white nationalism and neo-nazis. time to come together and tried do the best could i to keep a lid on it. continuously was on radio and tv, trying to tell folks not to come and counterprotests we would like to keep it -- just let the folks walk down the street and get out of town. but obviously people all wanted to come out because they were however evidence what they were hearing from-horrified what they were he

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local media have reported that shots were fired before the bar was torched with molotov cocktails on the country's president lopez obrador has blamed the fire on organized crime thousands of palestinians have taken part in the funeral procession of 3 policeman killed in 2 bomb blasts in gaza city the hamas controlled interior ministry has declared a state of emergency there has been the claim of responsibility but the blast will remain this had a previous rounds of infighting between hamas and other is the best. britain's queen elizabeth gave her approval today to a request by prime minister boris johnson to suspend parliament it will be closed for 5 weeks in september and october just before the u.k. is scheduled to leave the european union johnson says this is benjamin is overdue and totally legal but opponents call the move undemocratic they say it will give lawmakers less time to try to stop a new deal breaks it. it dropped like a bombshell in a letter to m.p.'s boris johnson explained that he wanted to suspend parliament until just 2 weeks before the u.k. is set to leave the e.u

the country's coastline as they say to haiti look they were killed and more than a 1000000 have been torched now tottenham's. and a russian opposition politician is arrested as protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past month demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to run for city council. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program their brain renewed clashes in hong kong between police and pro-democracy activists placed fired tear gas at protesters who are holding an authorized demonstrations in 2 locations it's the 10th straight weekend of protests that were triggered by opposition to a proposed law that would have allowed extradition from hong kong to mainland china activists held a number of other protests earlier in the day that remained peaceful including a sit in at hong kong airport. at the airport protesters assembled for a 2nd day to greet passengers arriving in the city drawing international attend. to their cause saturday morning also saw a rather tranquil rally in support of the pro-democracy movement it brought together famili

these protesters managed to do they lined up along pathways hand in hand many of them holding their torches that waving and and showing that they were capable of holding peaceful protests after a lot of the bonding clashes that we've seen in recent weeks that seem to have been a consensus up until today among protesters that they needed to send an image to the world that they were to remain peaceful protests that we saw particularly at the airport last week where a number of the protesters were seen being. extremely violent those images went around the world beijing jumped on them to say look this movement is led by a violent minority and the protesters here seem to want to disprove that it's a day remained largely peaceful at that protest yesterday and did 3 months of last week. ok t.w. charlotte sell some pill reporting from hong kong thanks for that. in friday night's buddhist league action dortmund came away with a win against plucky promoted side cologne thanks to 3 late goals cologne got the scoring started in the 29th minute when dominic drexler put his head to good use for and waite

night was so frightening when hundreds with the university of virginia one - - virginia to carry their torches they were coming down screaming jews you will not replace us and other chance from nazi germany. >> just answer one other framing question before we talk about the book. you had several purposes to write the book but the purpose is feeling reconciliation and how we're all in the same fight but by necessity there is finger-pointing and some of the blowback is they don't lay blame but they're trying to do better intentions but also to reckon what went wrong. >> the main purpose of the book is to deal with racism and is as horrible as charlottesville wa was, the one benefit that came out is to rip the scab off of racism. for far too long those that did not exist anymore white people don't like to sit around and talk about racism. they talk about the reconciliation commissions which are a waste of time but that's why john lewis wrote the forward we collaborated but what people should take is that racism is alive and well. it is a sad part of the history but it exists today and we need to

eastern city of kota called course local media have reported that shots were fired before the bar was torched with molotov cocktails the country's president. has blames the fire on organized crime. and a spokesperson for brazil's government said the country would accept foreign aid to help fight the fires currently raging in the amazon as long as the government controls that catch that comes after president both sonata originally turned down aid from g 7 countries saying the money came with strings attached. after 14 days that sees swedish climate change activists gratitude and barack has successfully cross the atlantic in a 0 emission sailboat earlier on wednesday arrived in new york waters and is expected to soon step on dry land to lower manhattan she is headed to several un climate summits and refused to take a plane in order to evolve avoid be a missions from flying the 16 year old set off from plymouth in the united kingdom her journey across the atlantic was slightly delayed due to rough conditions. racing across the atlantic to fight climate change in the yachts that leaves no carbon

and because now white supremacy doesn't mean you have to be torches and a hood, you can be in khakis and i think there are trump supporters okay with the language he uses and okay with the fact it seems to fix this narrative but they don't want to admit that what they're advocating is white supremacy. they just don't want to admit that because if they do they have to self-reflect. and i just think that's the reason why so many of these trump supporters won't even acknowledge what we see right in front of us. >> i want to talk a bit about strategy here because, you know, whether it's -- i think people -- you have to call it for what it is. i think we can all agree to that. and anthony scaramucci tweeted this out today. he said if he isn't a white nationalist. if you want to best him at the ballot box labeling him is further demonization of our leaders. the president's 2020 strategy is race baiting and up until this week hisviders thought it was a good strategy. >> if you look at u.s. presidential history, i mean the civil rights movement in the 1960s they called it the children's crus

eastern city of quotes a quote calls local media have reported that shots were fired before the bar was torched with molotov cocktails the country's president on the base manuel lopez obrador has flames the fire on organized crime. a spokesman for brazil's government says the country would accept foreign aid to help fight the fires currently breaking in the amazon as long as the government controls that cash that comes after president diane both sonata originally turned down aid from g 7 countries saying the money came with strings attached and 2 people have been confirmed dead in japan as heavy rains pounded the southern island you school authorities told hundreds of thousands of residents to leave their homes amid landslide and flood warnings weather officials say the rains are the region's worst in 50 years. 2 explosions have ripped through separate police checkpoints in gaza city killing 3 policemen and wounding passers by the hamas controlled interior ministry there declared a state of emergency there was no claim of responsibility but the blasts were reminiscent of previous rounds of infi

. >> pitch fork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons, there's no reason to have party. >> pitch forks and torches. >> this is my point where does it go next, this is where we are now, 15 months from the election and one of the turns that's taken here is not just trump who bad but anybody who supports trump is bad, therefore if you convince yourself that you're opposing nazis, anything is allowed. this can getting usually very, very fast. >> i think that's already started. bill bennett, thank you very much for coming out this sunday. the white house meets with tech companies as dark websites hold host to extremists like el paso, can anything be one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. i/p ú:]÷ug< enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterp

she's holding the torch, so you get to see her thumb, right? her thumbnail. >> all right. >> all right. uh...you see her eyebrow--well, how far does the crown come down on her head? so i'm curious about the eyebrows. >> okay, put a pin in that. >> pin in that.

. >> i'm on a pitchfork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. it's nice. theres no reason he should have a nice party. there's no reason why people shouldn't be able to be outside of his house and making their -- >> demonstrating. >> making it understood -- >> raymond: i was stunned that the host didn't push back. he agreed with that. kathy, what about pitchforks and torches scream peacefulth protesting to you? >> yeah. pitch forks. doesn't go together. no one in the media should even opinion pieces. we know msnbc leans to the left. the viewers understand that. never okay to say peacefully protest with a pitchfork inve front of this guy's house. not okay. >> jeffery, your take. >> what if they did this to a supporter of hillary clinton or barack obama and the head of msnbc? it's totally wrong. >> raymond: when you're creating a fantasia of a movie where americans are hunting other americans, all bets are off. let's go to msnbc nicole wallaces disturbing remarks about president trump this week. >> what do you do with an infestation? the natural conclusion i

. >> pitch fork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons, there's no reason to have party. >> pitch forks and torches. >> this is my point where does it go next, this is where we are now, 15 months from the election and one of the turns that's taken here is not just trump who bad but anybody who supports trump is bad, therefore if you convince yourself that you're opposing nazis, anything is allowed. this can getting usually very, very fast. >> i think that's already started. bill bennett, thank you very much for coming out this sunday. the white house meets with tech companies as dark websites hold host to extremists like el paso, can anything be done? can you do more with less? can you raise the bar while reducing your footprint? for our 100 years we've been answering the questions of today to meet the energy needs of tomorrow. southern company and my side super soft? withhe sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep?

you might get torched. the that's the state of this week's "state of the cartoonian." >> the statue of liberty was in the news this week. specifically the poem chiselled next to her, which trump administration official rewrote. >> give me your tired and poor who can stand on their own two feet -- >> perhaps while their editing history, lady liberty might benefit from a trump makeover. >> i want to show them i don't care. >> ail-e although the first lad not menacing enough. >> if they come into the united states illegally, they're getting out. >> the president would probably want her to be holding something other than a welcoming torch. perhaps a more menacing flame-thrower. >> i could do much better than that. >> while we're at it, what is she doing in new york city harbor? she should be at the border. >> when they throw rocks like they did at the mexican military police, i say consider it a rifle. >> then she can rest and lie down and the president will finally get his border wall. >> fareed zakaria is nex

reverend, there were not good people on the neo nazi side with torches and swastika shields screaming, ranting. there were not good people on the white nationalist side. he tried to bring a moral equivalency to the white nationalists and counterprotesters who were there to protest against hatred. he failed as the moral leader of the united states. people look to america for moral leadership. he failed that day and el paso is just, you know, another reincarnation and donald trump's language and rhetoric, i always say, you know, i don't blame him for specific acts but there clearly is a link between his hate speech and what he says that people feel it's okay to walk down the street and say these things about other individuals. people used to wear hoods in this country. they used to do it at night. now they do it in broad daylight. are we surprised? as you know in the '70s, he was sued by the nixon justice department. look what he did in the '80s. he went to trump castle. they didn't let any blacks on the floor while he walked in. you look what he did with the central park five. when he

the american dream that was handed to me by women and men who carried the torch tumultuoush really times. under donald trump, that is flickering. -- my solid val when i take office will be to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution, but also the american dream, to ensure that every person in this country has a fair shot at a better life. to reignite and build that flame of opportunity and optimism for all americans. >> more from governor bullock this afternoon here on c-span at the iowa state fair. that coverage at 1:40 five eastern, followed by vice president biden. like now to the heritage heritage-- to the foundation in washington. british parliament member elizabeth truss will talk about the future of a new u.s.-u.k. trade agreement. live coverage here on c-span. [murmuring] dr. bromund: all right. thank you for joining us at the heritage foundation. my name is ted bromund. 2014, almost two years before the brexit referendum, we at heritage published a paper titled "freedom from the e.u.: why britain

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outside of this business man's house may take a at this. >> i want pitchforks and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. i've been to the hamptons. it's very nice. there's no reason why it has to be. it is no reason he should continue to have a nice little party. i wants -- there is no reason why people shouldn't be able to be outside of his house and making their peacefully understood stuff. >> dan: today president trump defined and his friends right in political news. >> david ross is a great friend of mine, he's a very successful guy. we were competitors but friends in real estate in new york and the old days. he is a great guy. he is, by the way, i think he is probably more inclined to be a liberal. if you want to know the truth. but he likes me, he respects me, we are doing a fund-raiser there, we are doing another fund-raiser with another friend of mine and i understand the fund-raiser was totally sold out and it's very successful for the controversy makes it even hotter. it figure that out in about a week. but he's very happy. he's got a very successful a lot of peopl

16, , aeet in detroit, michigan peaceloving quaker turned herself into a brazing -- a blazing human torch protesting the united states involvement in vietnam. she appealed to the nations of the world and the american people. awake and take action before it is too late. yours is the responsibility to decide if this world shall be a good place to live for all human beings in dignity and peace or if it should blow itself up to oblivion. god is not mocked. tokyo whose since 1952 had been corresponding with her was one of those to whom she addressed her final note. he was deeply moved by the depths of her concern and her act of self-sacrifice. this led him to compile a collection of her letters to him and the book was published under the title "letters for peace." in japan, her story and the book story were given wide publicity. by the royalties on the books, he founded the peace fund in her memory to help the world stricken vietnamese people and the victims of hiroshima and nagasaki because he felt this would be the best way to correspond to her wish. was shown as a document of the united sta

the neo-nazis with the torches. and separated from that now a few years it's obvious that is the defining moment so far of the trump presidency that tells you everything you need to know about the divides between how donald trump wants to govern and how his opponents are going to try to explain to americans they want to govern. what are your thoughts? >> i couldn't agree with you more. i think, first of all, about the ad, i think it was well done. because it does set joe biden in the whole legacy of the obama years and at the same time it deals with the contemporary scene that we're dealing with like a defining moment with charlottesville and this whole rank and acrimony we have come to almost see as normal under the trump years. one of the things that i think that was superintendental here is he answers the question of how he's going to project himself because they keep saying the age question. well, joe biden is in his 70s. he's eight or ten years older than me. how do you try to campaign as a new thing rather tha

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that was a pretty jarring day and the night before you were also subjected to that tiki torch march. can you just describe for us what it was like being inside that sanctuary when you heard that march coming upon you? >> yes, joy. thank you for having me back on this show. and importantly thank you for joeing up in charlottesville two years ago. being in that church on the night before, a night when we had gathered really just to prepare ourselves for saturday, a night that was supposed to be about an interfaith gathering focused on love and focused on courage and focused on those who did not want such hate coming into their community took a violent turn when we found ourselves surrounded by hundreds of young white men who were chanting as your recording showed saying jews will not replace us and you will not replace us, carrying tiki torches. as a child from birmingham, alabama, i certainly am not a stranger to such marches. except this time there were no sheets and there were no hoods. there were make america great again hats and oxford shirts and khaki pants and children, in my op