We seem to not know what courage is, and what cowardice is. this is cowardice. and that was courage. and there can be many other examples. i m sure can articulate this better than me. i m a big fan of listening to him on morning joe, and i think he has this great insight into the history of hate in america. but it s not going away, so we have to combat it and federal agents and we fought it all the time. we were constantly after people that violated the firearms and explosives laws, and these guys all they did. because they had to have bombs and machine guns and trying to intimidate, hurt, and kill people they hated. so they were always and we were infiltrating there cleverness with undercover agents, going to their neo-nazi meetings and tried arresting them all the time. they have hatred for everyone, and they really hate atf and the fbi. because we were always
And machine guns and trying to intimidate, hurt, and kill people they hated. so they were always and we were infiltrating there cleverness with undercover agents, going to their neo-nazi meetings and tried arresting them all the time. they have hatred for everyone, and they really hate atf and the fbi. because we were always arresting them. but of course, they hate the police but they try to referred to the police. but just the last thought, we ve had this so many times on terrorism. radicalized people around the world, and the radicalization methods are not that different. professor glaad, jim kavanaugh use this expression, and today we are seeing this split stream reality of america. on one hand the 16th anniversary of the march on washington, thousands there today to commemorate that struggle and what that speech was all about, and yet the fulfillment of that journey, the fulfillment of that promise, again, shattered by the kind of hatred and racism that we just