going to condemn white supremacists. it s hard for people to understand. i think that s why we re wrestling with the fact that he hasn t been strong on this, because he s been strong in the past. i want to get gene and come back. i want to say in three hours from now the man accused of ramming his car into a crowd is expected to be arraigned. james alex fields faces several charges including hit and run and second degree murder for the death of a 32-year-old heather heyer. at least 19 more were injured. all have been released from hospital or listed in good condition. we also have this video of the suspect diving away from the scene of the crash. lives in ohio. he just killed someone. yes, and he s just pulling away from the scene. he traveled to charlottesville to attend this rally. his high school teacher says fields sympathized with naziism and idolized ie adolph hitler.
led to the freedom that the people that we saw marching through your streets on saturday feel to be out in the open, to go out and have their voices heard and have their voice amplified in many ways. could you elaborate on that a little bit. what responsibility do you think the president of the united states bears for what happened on saturday? look, i think some of this speaks for itself. we saw the campaign they ran, we saw the folks they surround themselves, we saw people like david duke supporting the president. i m finished talking about fortunate. the nation speaking with one voice what they saw here and what needs to happen next. we had 600 cities doralies in solidarity with charlottesvile. i think charlottesvile is going to be synonymous with the nation in turning the page on this horrific chapter in american politics where bigots and fringe aft fringe were invited into the mainstream out from the shadows
now that we know these things are happening around the country, what are we doing to stop it? even if those things go through, i wouldn t want to live in any one of those states and feel like i didn t do my part to keep that from happening because that s not american. the second thing, second point i want to make is we talk about the alt right. let s talk about what the alt right is, it is white supremacist and black tie. let s talk about what it is. the president of the united states has a white supremacist that sits feet from him in the oval office. we are talking about charlottesville today because people like steve bannon and gorka, miller, other people who are probably sprinkled throughout this administration believe this point of view. while we are demanding more from president trump because we should, because he should, because he is the leader of all of the country, unless and until he gets rid of those people and makes a concerted effort to move
i didn t know it was white supremacists, i thought it had something to do with trump. he is not a supremacist. he had an african-american friend. i mean yeah. is this surprising to you then? yeah, that he would run as current to a group of people for i m not clear. that was the moment the mother of 20-year-old charlottesville suspect, the charlottesville suspect learned in an associated press interview of her son s alleged involvement in the car attack that killed a woman and injured 19 other protesters. james alex fields faces second degree murder and other charges and will be arraigned tomorrow. video shows a chaotic, horrifying scene. we warn you the images we are about to show you may be disturbing. you see the silver dodge challenger ram into counter
joy, welcome to your own home. thank you very much. we have to get your view on all this. how is this not viewed as domestic terrorism, and how is it possible that the white house does not jump out immediately and condemn what david duke said yesterday? i think that this white house would have no problem calling this terrorism if it had been a muslim driving a car into a group of people or a black person, somebody that they associate with black lives matter, they would immediately call it terrorism instantly. i think that is that would have been a slow pitch over home plate. but i think you have to realize when you look at donald trump responding to the incidents in charlottesville, what was he doing? reading. he was reading a response. you have to ask yourself, who was writing what he was reading. inside of his government are people like steven miller, advocates of ending legal immigration, of cutting it in half, people like michael anton who wrote about the ceaseless importat