i think you need to sit down and talk to somebody about that. because the more we push these people away, the closer they come to crossing a line. this is an msnbc special series. all across america, support for white nationalism is growing. and violence against yous is je skyrocketing. i m trying to fight back. we re not born to hate. ideology isn t even what is leading people to these movements. i know this is true.
because i spent eight years of my life in america s first neonazi skinhead organization. but i ve spent the last 20 years warning the public. christian picciolini joins me now. advising law enforcement and helping people disengage from hate groups. i want to help people. i feel like that s my only redemption. i ve worked on deradicalizing more than 300 individuals. but i can t win this war alone. what i see happening is a lot of violence coming. and i m struggling, can somebody like that change? is he even redeemable? hate can be broken. when former e
anybody else. i m going to read from the transcript here. why didn t you go to your direct report, mr. morrison, your response, because mr. eisenberg had told me to take my concerns to him. and then i asked you, did mr. eisenberg tell you not to report, to go around mr. morrison? and you said, actually, he did say that, i shouldn t talk to any other people. is that right? yes, but there s a whole there s a period of time in there between when i spoke to him and when he circled back around. it wasn t that long a period of time, but it was enough time for me to enough time for you to go to talk to someone who you won t tell us who it is, right? i ve been instructed not to, representative jordan. here s what i m getting. the lawyer told you not talk to any other people, and you interpret that as not talking to your boss, but you talk to your brother, you talk to the lawyers, you talk to scare keec kent and talk to the one guy schiff won t let us tell you who it is. repre
mr. eisenberg, he told me to take my concerns to him. and, there s a period of time in it wasn t that long a period of time, but it was enough time for me to enough time to talk to someone who you want i will assume it is, right? i ve been instructed not to, representative jordan. he s what i m getting. he told you not to talk to any of the people and you interpret that as not talking to your boss. but you talked to your brother, you talked to the lawyers, you talked to secretary kent, and the one guy adam schiff will let you tell us who he is. is that right? representative jordan, i did my job. i m not saying you didn t. all i m saying is the instructions from the lawyer where that you shouldn t talk to
anybody, and you interpret that as don t talk to my boss, but i m gonna go talk to someone that we can t even ask you if that individual is. that is incorrect. i just read what you said. i shouldn t talk to any of the people. the time of the gentleman has e
Give any spoilers but there is a trauma that happens to alma and she passes down sort of pressures and expectations to her children. i spoke with a lot of tiktokers who loved this film and told me that s my story. my family came from this place and we were, you know, my parents have certain expectations for me. that is just one of many facets as to why people are so clued into this film and love it so much. helen rosenblatt, bring it in. good talk. thank you. that is all the time i have for today and this weekend. i m alicia menendez. i ll see you back here next weekend 6:00 p.m. eastern for more american voices but for now over to mehdi hasan. hi, mehdi. thank you so much. have a great rest of your night. tonight on the mehdi hasan show, democracy is on the line but do americans care? kyrsten sinema certainly doesn t. how about long covid as we play down the threat from omicron? are we ignoring the dangerous after effects of this virus?
Just pure bangers. i ve been singing it to my dog whose name is nacho. we replaced bruno with nacho. it is just, i mean, they are so patchy but also tell a bigger story. and one of the stories is about intergenerational trauma which is not necessarily what you would imagine that a children s film would go after. yeah, absolutely. i spoke with the directors of the film and they told me this was a really important element to include in this story. they wanted to make sure they included intergenerational trauma which is exactly what it sounds like when trauma is passed from one generation to the next. in this film i don t want to give any spoilers but there is a trauma that happens to alma and she passes down sort of pressures and expectations to her children. i spoke with a lot of tiktokers who loved this film and told me that s my story. my family came from this place and we were, you know, my parents have certain expectations for me.