and matt bevins. this is part of our complex and interesting history. here in kentucky, which was a border state in the civil war. martha: and a neutral state. and so for 150 years we have had confederate monuments and union monuments peacefully coexisting in this state. as i grew up here in kentucky, looking at those monuments and asking, you know, the adults questions, what happened here? why are these monuments here? i think it s instructive and an important part of our history, i would hate to see these monuments all be taken down. martha: if it s neo nazi movement, this crazed movement that has unfortunately adopted this as their cause. so when people see them, these horrific individuals standing next to them and chanting these things that, you know, cut to the core of every one of us when they listen to these words, it s unfortunate for your argument that they have co-opted this fight. and with all these monuments, kentucky is one the most uneducated states in the country