reporting are images mostly of people who have come to counterprotest the group that has organized calling itself the boston free speech coalition, organizing downtown boston, the people who are marching in what appear to be by the thousands are marching in the name of peace and love. and we ve had at least two guests on earlier who watch hate groups, have familiarity with hate groups, say that this free speech coalition uses that name, you know, as a facade, it cloaks itself with the name free speech but instead it is an extreme group that likes to cultivate fear, borrowing the words from one of our guests earlier. when you say some were em bowdened by what the president had to say, do you believe there s a new sense of freedom so, to speak from people with extremist groups or association of extremist views that are
sure he should have. and he didn t. now he says something monday and the immediate meade ya goes crazy with the fact he led with economic news instead of charlottesville. hashtag got to be trump s fault. everything is trump s fault. it s interesting. what is the issue? racism and donald trump s long history of saying things that are race u out loud and normalizing racism to the point where certain people who had been in the shadows, certainly white supremacy and white supremacists and white nationalists, that s not a new phenomenon. what s new is they are em bowdened by this president and are able to go out in public without any masking of their faces and proudly declare that they are supreme over other races of people. so donald trump has given comfort to this group of people whether it be his not renting to black people, whether it be his calling for execution of the central park five when those young men were innocent of the