the classic anti-semitic language that jews control the world and jews care only about money, jews cannot be loyal americans, if they all support israel. this, too, must be condemned. dana: that was ted joyce, democrat from florida. seems to be the speaker has a tiger bite s tail at the moment. you eluded to a revolt in the democratic caucus. there are multiple revolts, multiple perspectives on how to tackle this. you have some siding with omar. some saying we could never get resolutions on condemning racist speech by some colleagues. you have some in the older guard like congressman deutch and senior folks, elliott angle, coming out saying they ve got to be much more forceful. they had this yemen resolution. resolution that would have caught back some of the american support for saudi led campaign. that got swamped by a republican
because of its loose policies on free speech. experts say those sites have become echo chambers that are getting louder and helping motivate real-life attacks. [ bleep ]. race war now! reporter: the anger and misguided ideology of neo-nazis which has been permeating the dark corners of the internet now materializing on street corners and being scrawled across the american landscape. swastikas on a temple in indiana. on a school in colorado. on a school bus in florida. on political signs in california. and on street signs in nevada. words of hate on a temple in california. what was spelled out here? expletive, f you, jews, expletive again, in red spray paint. reporter: and anti-semitism expressed through bullet holes shot through a temple in indiana. cars were set ablaze at a jewish cultural center in tennessee. and across the country posters
now, the jewish community like every community has a diversity of opinion and there are plenty of jews including one of the rabbis we spoke to here in california who support donald trump and they don t blame him at all for the rise in anti-semitism. actually, they feel he supports jewish people because he is a big supporter of israel. but one thing that everyone we spoke with said needs to change, and that is the heightened political rhetoric that is dividing this country. don? sara, thank you very much. a new analysis from the washington post finds that right-wing violence is the largest form of domestic terrorism today. and it s been on the rise for years. wes lowery is here to tell us what s behind the escalating violence.
reporter: how many of your friends have you had to bury? too many to count. reporter: it was the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history. the personification of a rising state of hate in this country. jews cannot replace us! reporter: the anti-defamation league says anti-semitism in america was already exploding. from neo-nazi marches to more subtle propaganda. in 2017 the adl logged nearly 2,000 anti-semitic incidents. a 57% spike in just one year. that s the single largest surge we ve ever seen since we started tracking this data. reporter: the fbi, which only counts hate crimes reported by police, saw an astonishing 37% rise in anti-semitic crimes. police in pittsburgh say the gunman s anti-semitic fervor was spelled out on social media. one site in particular that attracts racists and neo-nazis
reporter: barry warber was praying inside the tree of life synagogue when bullets started flying. he hid in a closet as a gunman mowed down 11 of his fellow worshippers. what is it like being a survivor? sometimes i just feel dead inside. no feeling at all. i hate that feeling. but it s there. reporter: how many of your friends have you had to bury? too many to count. reporter: it was the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history. the personification of a rising state of hate in this country. jews cannot replace us! reporter: the anti-defamation league says anti-semitism in america was already exploding. from neo-nazi marches to more subtle propaganda. in 2017 the adl logged nearly 2,000 anti-semitic incidents. a 57% spike in just one year. that s the single largest