reporter: whether does ferguson, missouri, the buzz feed michael cohen story or this march in dc if you don t have context you don t have the story. really reporting about these catholic high school students focused on a few video clips that appeared to show them as instigators but the tape is an hour and 47 minutes long and starts with a group of 5 or 6 black hebrew israelites believing they are descendents of god s chosen people calling the students derogatory names like incest children. a bunch of insist babies. reporter: the teen who was widely accused of disparaging and inappropriate behavior toward the native american man says he and his fellow students only started chanting in
us now. you will be involved there, right? i will. thank you. the leaders of the dc march have rejected anti-semitism and home phobia since the controversy began to bubble up. why did you choose to write the op-ed and oppose the march in dc, which you have been associated with in the past. i have. and i am not marching in washington, d.c. with the national women s march this weekend, like the southern poverty law center, and emily s list, and the democratic national committee, and most of my women colleagues in congress, because it is simply unacceptable, disappointing and really saddening that the women s march leadership in washington continues to associate themselves with a virulept anticipate fight, who has desperated against the lkt q community and against women and refuses to denounce him and quite frankly took too far long to denounce anti-semitism, not
with a semi automatic weapon who comes into their school but maybe somebody already in their school or somebody on the way home or somebody in their neighborhood. yeah. well, the kids from parkland, you know, were i mean, they were really smart to do this. it was the right thing to do. they wanted to. they understand that this issue affects different students in different ways. if you live in inner city, a poor inner city community, gun violence is something that maybe you re not thinking about when you re at school, but you re thinking about it as you re going to school. or coming home every single day. you know, this is a complicated issue. there s not one reason why we have 36,000 people dying from gunshot wounds every year and another 80 to 100,000 shot and injured. it s complicated and affects different people in different ways. it was great to see the kids from other communities be a part of the march in d.c. and because it s complicated,
yes, yes and yes. and don t forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. . so, we want to bring you a new interview with former vice president joe biden. he s in town for the march in
there are thousands of students from multiple schools in brooklyn right in the middle of downtown brooklyn, hearing them chan the chilling things like are we the next ones on the floor, 17, 18, how many more ? kids here in bullet-proof vests to make a statement. it s pretty amazing here. have you had a chance to talk to some of the students? are they from schools all over the city? yes, yes, it s tough to hear you. i believe you re asking about all over the city. the kids have come from all over the city and this is happening across the country. these students have all come together from different schools. a lot of them don t know each other, they re meeting each other here, talking about going to the march in d.c. together. it s amazing. they feel this is a turning point, a moment they re not going to stop fighting for, they re going to keep on showing up at marches and protests and they re all right here with signs right here. it s amazing. who s on stage, savannah? i know it