Together. A massacre in new zealand. Worshippers gunned down at friday prayers. And a global debate about hate. Inside politics the biggest stories, sourced by the best reporters now. Welcome to inside politics. Im john king. To our viewers in the United States and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. The senseless massacre in new zealand stirs a global debate about hate. President trump condemns the murders but draws criticism for what he didnt say and for ignoring the facts when asked if he sees White Nationalism as a rising threat. I dont really. I think its a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. I guess if you look at what happened in new zealands, perhaps thats the case. I dont know enough about it yet. Theyre just learning about the person and the people involved. But its certainly a terrible thing. Plus, the president ignores a mini republican revolt and issues his first veto vowing broad and Bipartisan Coalition in Congress Wont stop him
Center of city of Christ Church on the south island of new zealand. It went on five minutes. 41 people died. Just one of those mosques. Witnesses describe a heavily armed man dressed in black military style clothing. Police also found two explosive devices fixed to a car and other weapons. Now, the Prime Minister of new zealand has condemned shes shootings as a terrorist attack. This is one of new zealands darkest days. Clearly what has happened here is an extraordinary unprecedented act of violence. Now new Zealand Police detained four suspects right after those shootings. One man has already been charged with murder. He has not been named but an australian man is being linked to the attack after claiming responsibility online. This man also wrote an anti immigration manifesto and apparently posted a violent video of the attack online it is still circulating on social media. At least 20 people were injured in this shooting, too. They were rushed to hospitals for emergency treatment. P
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