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being a racist. Later, longtime listener, firsttime caller, the president s legal team takes their case to Primetime Radio as they assail the Attorney General on twitter. Known for the history of nonviolent expression, is
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theyre likely transcribing a lot of what you just heard there to get the full picture here of what was going on in this mans head. Of course social media is going to be important too. We know the Sheriffs Department said he was suicidal, but the fbis going to want a fuller picture. Did some specific event trigger him to do what we saw him do yesterday . The ntsb just gave a briefing. We know theyre on the ground. You saw that plane crashed. He died. It crashed in a very hea
totaled about $12.5 million for the organizers. for james fields, the man who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters, killing heather heyer and injuring several others, they found him liable for inflicting emotional distress and for assault or battery, and the damage assessment against fields totaled about $13.5 million. here is what some of the attorneys connected to the case had to say after the verdict. i think this verdict today is a message that this country does not tolerate violence based on racial and religious hatred in any form. and that no one will ever bring violence to the streets of charlottesville, virginia, ever again because they now know what will happen if they do. reporter: two attorneys for white nationalists told us after the verdict they re going to thereby to get the damages assessed to their clients reduced. this and other similar lawsuits have already succeeded in financially crippling several white nationalists, but this may not be over for them just y
saw him on the news and figured out that he was a professional racist. so, yeah, a lot of these guys are out of the movement but the old money white nationalists behind the scenes who funded them and nur thured them, they weren t involved in this case and so they are sill out there. elle reeve as i said, you were there in 2017. you are there tonight. i imagine there will be more chapters in the future you will be covering as well. we appreciate the work you are doing on this. thank you. as we mentioned, one woman was killed during that 2017 rally. her name was heather heyer. a 32-year-old pay la legal. she was killed when one of the defendants drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors. that man is now serving multiple life sentences. we are honored that heather s mother, susan, could join us tonight. susan, very nice to see you. we appreciate you being with us. when you heard what the jury decided today, what went through your mind? well, my first question was trying to
federal conspiracy. we have spent four years, we are willing to spend another four years if it takes that time, but i don t think it will. let me also ask you about this, i believe it is seven of these defendants who effectively tried to pretend like the proceedings weren t happening and refused to engage with these proceedings, refused to recognize the court. one of them, i believe, is the e man who is serving multiple life sentences for having driven the car into the group of counterprotesters, killing heather heyer and wounding a dozen people. of those seven defendants who refused toef engage, i know that and we reported here that the judge essentially issued a default judgment against them, and i know that the court will now act further to decide what s the dispensation of those guys, what sort of damages they have to pay these guys who have had a default judgment issued against them. can you explain more of what that means? because it is another big part of the sort of next st