group on the far left whose job it is to disrupt, to perpetrate anarchy. i m not saying that s who was involved in charlottesville, i don t know that for a fact. in a general sense, you saw them on inauguration day in washington, d.c. you saw them breaking into stores, ripping the facade off the stores, breaking the windows and so forth. that is a problem that needs to be recognized. that is separate and aside from the kkk, the hatemongers. sean: is it a black lives matter that says we want dead cops, is that part of the alt left? i think black lives matter is much more ambiguous, there are good people sean: do you want dead cops? i think that s a fraction of it and i don t want to get into defending a black lives matter
group on the far left whose job it is to disrupt, to perpetrate anarchy. i m not saying that s who was involved in charlottesville, i don t know that for a fact. in a general sense, you saw them on inauguration day in washington, d.c. you saw them breaking into stores, ripping the facade off the stores, breaking the windows and so forth. that is a problem that needs to be recognized. that is separate and aside from the kkk, the hatemongers. sean: is it a black lives matter that says we want dead cops, is that part of the alt left? i think black lives matter is much more ambiguous, there are good people sean: do you want dead cops? i think that s a fraction of it and i don t want to get into defending a black lives matter
they asked was it a major problem in their own lives, 90% of them said low. failure to take advantage of a opportunities was a bigger problem than racism. the breakdown of the black family is a far bigger problem the dwindling racism in america. sean: donald trump a just justified what happened here, he did not do that. he did not but i tell you, what if it was a gang of against the gang of boy scouts and they both had shields and clubs, you wouldn t be rooting for them or saying on both sides, there s no moral equivalence between the far left and i think there is an alt left. neo-nazis, kkk, the hatemongers, they have no place. and a college campus, there is no doubting the fact that when you go back all the way to seattle in the 90s when they had the g20 riots, there is a
as jackie mentioned a minute ago. what happens during the next time there is some sort of racial incident or some sort of animosity? the same group that helped plan this event in charlottesville is planning an event in boston and the boston common this coming saturday. i mean, this incident and these, this kind of friction is not going away. right. so is president trump going away or going to keep speaking out about this and denounce these groups as they hold more events? excellent point. the hatemongers do what they do, pay to get attention. we saw in charlottesville. many carrying trump signs, there because of him, there to speak for him or he spoke for them. the president did some of that today but this is not certainly one statement will not make this go away. i m interested to see republicans who criticized him now react to this statement. i think that i would guess they would be happy he said this. think they ll, when asked say at least he made the statement. better l
speak up when injustices were happening and she saw in the lives of many of her african-american friends particularly and her gay friends that equal rights were not being given and equal voices were not being shared. and police have identified the suspect. 20-year-old james alex fields jr. from ohio. he s been charged with second-degree murder. his first court appearance will be tomorrow. the department of justice ordering a civil rights investigation. overall saturday, 35 people were injured, three arrested for earlier skirmishes. residents there, still, of course, in shock. having these hatemongers come to my city just it broke my heart. it really did, and to see what happened to that young woman and the young man who took her life 20 years old, his life is shot