show just how much influence donald trump have over the group. listen to this exhibit. [noise] the proud boys say stand back and stand by. you say that first increase, the proud boys, after the stand that stand by comment? mitchell, i would say trouble, probably. the number tripled. a high-ranking member of the proud boys telling the january six committee that people, basically, felt emboldened sue join after those comments from trump. we are still seeing the impact. the new york times reporting that the proud boys have now in filtrate of the leadership ranks of the miami dade republican party. can other extremist groups feeling emboldened to? just last, week the police detained white nationalist groups associates, from the patriot, group on conspiracy to right at a pride celebration. for more on all of this, we are joined by the chief of staff and culture at the southern poverty law center, alicia
this is a new graphic of nielsen people watching during the dade. the reason it s primetime, is because the viewership peaks in the evenings. you can see it right there, so it is possible, bob, tell me if i m wrong, there s a more casual news consumers that doesn t know all the details that may learn them for the first time this week. is that fair? but the details are important, and it clearly shows carl and i and our endless discussion agree on really one point. there is an bundings of overwhelming evidence that this was a criminal conspiracy to subvert a lawful function of government. it s in the law. it just says that that is a crime. but i also thing that there s a strain here, and that is that everyone needs to go down this
cnn meteorologist karen mcginn nis watching the storm for us. i see the alerts about flooding in florida. what s the latest? reporter: yes, right around miami. that seems to be the area collected the heaviest amounts. there you can see the deep convection made its way across the miami dade area pushing towards the bahamas. we saw that heavy rainfall across cuba. i ll talk more about that in just one minute. not a lot of change from the 5:00 a.m. eastern time national hurricane advisory. still, no development. it probably won t until it gets off towards the coast of the atlantic coast of the florida peninsula. but still some heavy rainfall amounts could see an additional maybe three, possibly five inches of rain. there could be a foot or more totals from this non-tropical storm. the potential tropical storm cyclone 1. as it does, we are looking at
palm beach county who hear the word socialism, and then maybe liberal on every other thing, they hear socialism, and the associated with castro, not with health care and education. that scares a mob very quickly. i will say this, the thing about desantis is clear, he s not just still want to be authoritarian, he s found out that being an authoritarian is good for him financially. it puts him on fox news every night. not on that note, to jump, in your close to ten of trump. do you believe rhonda scientists is trump ear than trump, more authoritarian than the donald? i think he s what i call he brings to it the more educated approach, the more frightening approach, to be honest with you then trump. trump s got all these impulse control problems, these cognitive deficits. desantis is a much smarter iteration of that. like i said, i jokingly say, if
at the south florida compact that we created in south florida between monroe, broward, dade and palm beach county as a way of planning for our communities as it relates to the climate impact. and, clarence, i m so glad you mentioned that because i think there s clearly a disproportionate impact on the climate crisis is having on our communities. no question. the communities of color and the issues of equity around this i m blessed when i was in south florida and i still am there at some dates, if there s a hurricane, i can have a short-term displacement impact on my life. but those that are in the center of a hurricane, a fire impact, they don t have that option to just get up and move to another