other efforts to wipe them out, and yet that gets turned around. to you and then the professor, how is that important with this sort of white grievance culture that we re seeing in some right wing politics? well, it s extremely important because, first of all, we have to recognize, you know, we have to become a pluralistic democracy to be successful. we all do better when we ban together and work on solving shared problems, whether it s child care, affordable housing, the environment, these are shared problems. but what this kind of becomes, and one of the scariest things for me coming out of the violence of charlottesville, was a poll that was conducted afterwards, where 31% of those polled said that they believed that white european culture and identity needed to be protected and preserved. 31%. while that is not a majority, it
fighting to keep a confederate statue from being removed. and today ,many of those who marched targeted for shaming online. one of the protesters reportedly losing his job. another saying he s not an angry racist. i came to the march to say white european culture has a right to be there. just like every other culture. pierre joins us from the justice department. i asked the attorney general, was this domestic terrorism, and he said it meets the criteria. but there would be further investigation. and they re also looking to see if it was a civil rights violation? reporter: they re investigating to see if it meets a hate crime or domestic terrorism, or if he was a member of a hate group, or was directed to attack. pierre, thank you. meantime, in charlottesville, the police