all to this hate filled week in america? obviously it s horrible and deeply depressing. i do think the coming together of his anti-semitism and his hatr hatr hatred of jews, which was already there, and hias it s one of the organizes who helped resettle holocaust survivors, and a 97-year-old woman n synagogue yesterday, and they helped resettle soviet jews and non-jews, so they helped with resettlement. they worked with the u.s. government. and one thing donald trump could have said last night if he were in the mood to say nice things were to praise these agencies, which are mostly volunteers, nonprofits burking in these u.s. government programs. but he hates jews, hates immigrants and went ahead and
and declines in kkk groups in the united states over the last 16 years. this is what stands out. the spike, the huge spike that we saw last year, 2016. another white nationalist group, neo-nazi. they espouse hatred of jews, gays, lesbians and some christians. they idolize adolf hitler. one of the most visible neo-nazi groups so keep an eye out for that name. finally neo-kfrts. according to the law center, neo-kfrts support civil war confederacy. a major jump in known neo-confederate groups over the last several years. it is extraordinary this is 2017 and we re able to do a walkthrough of all of them. names that should be in history. look, a lot of you have reached
from oil they actually enforced seventh century rules. so then later on in my teens when islamic extremism came into our neighborhood, i became part of that movement and i started to believe in the things. i was 15, 16. i lived in nairobi, kenya. there were people preaching in my school, in my neighborhood. i joined up with them. i m always surprised to see people of authority here saying what we see, these terrorist acts, the subjugation of women, the hatred of jews and christians, it has nothing to do with islam. i watch that with amazement. i obviously have come to understand that it is a strategic position that if we say these things maybe the islamic extremists will not get their way, but it s just not true. are you saying that it is far more pervasive, radical thought, ideology, in the muslim world than anybody is recognizing? that we are being intimidated into saying that this is a very
from oil they actually enforced seventh century rules. so then later on in my teens when islamic extremism came into our neighborhood, i became part of that movement and i started to believe in the things. i was 15, 16. i lived in nairobi, kenya. there were people preaching in my school, in my neighborhood. i joined up with them. i m always surprised to see people of authority here saying what we see, these terrorist acts, the subjugation of women, the hatred of jews and christians, it has nothing to do with islam. i watch that with amazement. i obviously have come to understand that it is a strategic position that if we say these things maybe the islamic extremists will not get their way, but it s just not true. are you saying that it is far more pervasive, radical thought, ideology, in the muslim world than anybody is recognizing? that we are being intimidated into saying that this is a very
but he also has spoken how his experience in hungary has effected his psyche. listen to this. did anybody tell you in hungary why they didn t like jews at the time? oh, yes. that, of course, is something again very, very much part of my psyche, anti-semitism. and hatred of jews. it was quite widespread within hungary. glenn: even to his own home. i mean i would love to spend an hour he is not going to come on the program and spend an hour with me. we d have bigger fish to fry than this, but i would love tos up how it affected his psyche having his mother basically degree apparently i don t mean to judge with the germans on the hatred of jews being anti-semitic in his own home. how has he navigated that? i won t spend the time.