replace us. defendants here, some of them individuals, white nationalists, neo-nazis designated as hate groups. men who made themselves white power brands. richard spencer, matthew parrot and jason kessler spent a month in court for racially committed violence. they said they were exercising their right to free speech and self-defense. during the trial, some of the defendants sat down with me. so why did you say that charlottesville is a success? this is our speaker for the night. did you do it on purpose and do you feel bad about it? it would have been better if they [ bleep ] me and shut the [ bleep ] up. the alt left and right were fighting back. did you plan to follow the law in charlottesville? did the lawsuit push you out of the movement? it was absolutely essential to the propaganda strategy to look like a victim. the alt right stopped activism by wore out their usefulness because their views are main stream. looking back on charlottesville is remar
i m jim sciutto. i m erica hill. the jury deliberating for a second day in the trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael and neighbor william roddi bryan. the jury just requested to review and just reviewed three just wanted to see a piece of video evidence and a 9 911 call. a shocking moment in that courtroom to see video repeatedly of the shooting death of ahmaud arbery. let s begin in brunswick, georgia, cnn national correspondent sara sidner outside the courthouse. what are you hearing from others perhaps trying to judge the significance of this moment here with the jury requesting this particular evidence? reporter: the one thing that you can say when you have a jury that is asking for evidence is that they are doing their job. they are trying to go over the evidence. they re trying to look through it and be conscientious. and these are, if you looked at that video which i know is extremely difficult to watch, especiall
social media company be any different, chris cuomo? i don t think it should. they say well, you know, this is, if you build it they will come platform. it took awhile for people to catch up with that because the word platform is new to us. but if you think of them as the stadium, now it all becomes very clear. well, the stadium, they don t control the game but they control the venue. and there are rules and they indeed have rules. they can kick people out. decide who they want to come in. they can tell people how they dress. they can tell people where to sit in a stadium. that s exactly where they can. my concern is how do you enforce it, don? i think that you ll get laws. i don t think the right fringe they just want to sensor us, the data is too obvious. they kill it on social media. they get the most traction, they have the most sites with the most views not being secensored. the idea of how do you do it? they have a hard enough time with securities and because they