supremacis supremacists. we have seen a string of attacks by suspected antifa and they seem to be getting more violent. we re seeing folks on the hard left speaking more about confrontation. that being said, you cannot equalize it. we had three white supremacist homicides in 2016. we had 26 this year alone. that s more than all the extremist homicides from everybody for all of last year. so you have to put in it perspective. what antifa does, they have people who go from boisterous protesting all the way to assaults. bottom line is i think most of them if pressed would try to avoid physical violence, although there is a sliver that doesn t care and enjoys confrontation. you know, i listen to that and i keep thinking, thinking about, sometimes i get the sense that we have leaders in this country and the president in this country who is going around
and frankly, the rhetoric out of the white house. yeah, we re talking about that, and in response you have some 2020 candidates sounding off this week on it. let s remind our viewers and play it. is the president a white supremacist? he is. he s also made that very clear. he s a man who cozies up to the white supremacists. he calls them fine fellows. he can t keep stirring this up. he is embraced by the white supremacis supremacists, and then he says, oh, but not me. he s responsible. he s the president of the united states. do you believe the president is a white supremacist? dictionary and textbook definition of a white supremacist is somebody who believes caucasian people are innaturely superior to people who are not caucasian. yes, of course, it s inarguable that the president is a white supremacist. i think what s important to point out here, francis, this is
tweets and be fired up for the campaign season not as where, not certainly speaking lieu his twitter feed of a fallout how this is viewed by a much broader audience. that s what makes this so politically divisive. see you back at the white house in a little bit. thank you, my friend. deputy chief of staff at the department of housing and urban develop in the obama tkphepb station. and move on.com and contributor. ocasio-cortez has something to say about this. today she is saying it is important to note that the president s words yesterday, telling four american congresswomen of color to go back to your own country is hallmark language of white supremacis supremacists. she described it as outright racism and it should concern all
the reverend was a friend and he was murdered along with all those parishioners. a clear example of the poison t poisonestest ideology of white supremacis supremacists. president obama stood there and he ended his presentation with amazing grace. the amazing impact it had. i got to stay afterwards the next day. my family and i went to the regular service. i met everyone of those family members. they forgave those who did the horrible things that were done. they put an enormous pressure. it is your time. thank you very much. come sit on down. no, come back, sit on down. all right, reverend barber, do you have a question?
that s all he needs in the electoral college, i think it s calculated. fight the culture war, people won t worry about taxes or infrastructure or medicaid exactly because they ll be with you on the culture side. i think that s his calculation, you agree? in part, you want to dance with the those that brung you, you want to keep the base on your side, i don t think donald trump views the politics in racial terms, he s looking at class terms. so the players he fights with are all african-americans? it s an accident this congress woman is african-american? i think that s neither here for him, this is a middle class issue, it s a mid-le class country. he took the side of the white supremacis supremacists in charlottesville. he was talk about with the nfl respect for the flag. human behavior in life. he s not complaining about the flack, he s complaining about the players. he s complaining about their