i love that you think about these things this way too. >> i agree. i sometimes tell my republican friends, don't worry. the democrats had this problem. they have been here. they've been through this nightmare of having an extremist, racist, anti-black, really wild out there party, and they recovered so much. they did the black president. they had a black president. you can fix it. but it takes time and work and knowing what it's about. >> yeah. >> but the idea that this also happened in france, which is interesting, because we do think of the french revolution. but you're talking about a more modern version of a french revolution that is very similar to what happened on january 6th. >> yeah, when we think about the fight against fascism in world war ii, we think about european fascism which rose during the '20s and '30s, and when we think about france in that context, if at all, it's about france being occupied by the nazis. they had the vichy government which was a collaborationist terrible government. there was a big native fascist right wing movement in france.
crucial to combat the effects of climate change is not only harmful, it's anti black, it reinforcing way to premises tactics. it's tone-deaf. >> the police treatment of this man in the atlanta solidarity fund and other activists confirms that the atlanta police should not be rewarded with their own amusement park. >> if you wanna protect the people of atlanta, invest in affordable housing, community food programs and other emergency financial assistance. not in capacity. [crowd chanting] >> the context here is important, this comes in this broader context of a national conversation about violence in policing over the past few years. in 2020, we watched civil rights protest, perhaps the largest in american history, spread across the country. after the videotaped police killing of george floyd. that same year, the rate of violent crime began to spike, with a murder rate jumping up nearly 30%. now, however, after the plan for cop city have been initiated, it seems the spike in violence may have a lot more to do with the massive
opposition to the plan. >> building a mock city for police officers to practice defense tactics, use militarized equipment, and destroy forest land it's crucial to combat the effects of climate change is not only harmful, it's anti black, it reinforcing way to premises tactics. it's tone-deaf. >> the police treatment of this man in the atlanta solidarity fund and other activists confirms that the atlanta police should not be rewarded with their own amusement park. >> if you wanna protect the people of atlanta, invest in affordable housing, community food programs and other emergency financial assistance. not in capacity. [crowd chanting] >> the context here is important, this comes in this broader context of a national conversation about violence in policing over the past few years. in 2020, we watched civil rights protest, perhaps the largest in american history, spread across the country. after the videotaped police killing of george floyd. that same year, the rate of violent crime began to spike, with a murder rate jumping up nearly 30%.
aren't black. they are white, female liberals. this is my opinion only. i don't have the science, although i probably could find it. i think it has replaced a certain amount of meaning in their lives, a replacement for a lack of religion and a lack of family. clinging to wokeism is so important. like what the judge said, you look at armenian familfamilies,k families, muslim families, they are all pissed off. they don't want the sisters stripping in the classroom. you have to look really hard looking for a black muslim mug shot on antifa. they are miserable white people that are just trouble people that had lousy relationship was their parents. wokeism is, in my opinion, anti-black. it relies on oppressor versus
of trump. >> sandra: marc, thank you. p john, of course there is also the naacp taking on desantis ahead of his official announcement tonight. they took this extraordinary step as we know issuing the travel advisory to florida in response to his policies that some have criticized as discriminatory and anti-black as you heard from the media, as well as hillary clinton. >> john: saying it's dangerous if you are a black american to visit the state of florida. meantime, as pointed out, there are a number of african americans in the state of florida who are in business, who are doing quite well. employment is robust there as well, and i guess a lot of people are saying it's hypothetical for the chairman of the naacp to be living in tampa but at the same time issuing the naacp, not him himself, issuing the travel warn.
far right wing extremists are the biggest threat to this country. and its safety. and then you look at the contents of this person's backpack and you can't help but think, i guess they're right. >> that's absolutely right, sara. we heard this again and again from the director of the fbi, from the secretary of homeland security and others testifying in front of congress that this is the number one -- certainly the number one terrorist threat that they're tracking right now, that is domestic violent extremists. and particularly domestic violent extremists who are motivated by anti-black, racial sentiments, right? so this fits very neatly within that warning that we heard again and again. and i think you have to draw a line from this apparent attack on the white house by someone baring a nazi flag to at least some of the people -- it's hard to say how many, but some of the people involved in the january 6th attack on the capitol. how do we know that?
the board of directors lives in tampa, how is he dealing with that hostility as he retweets about the advisory. he is banning books and doesn't like minorities, he just wants make sure age appropriate books are in the elementary school and get rid of critical race theory, which is not considered anti-black. for governor ron desantis, he got good news, hal lambert, founder of point bridge capital, investment fund called make america great began has left trump camp and gone to desantis camp and starting to hit desantis on his flat tax or fair tax. most conservatives are for that.
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out as the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. [ applause ] >> an important and clear statement by the sitting president. you don't see that every day. there is nothing new about racism and anti-black and anti-black and brown terrorism in america. nothing new and ought and it can ebb and flow and there are periods when you see it out more or less in the public view and there is a political aspect of this because one party is currently more attached to right-wing racism, the republican party, and yet to overpoliticize this issue is to misunderstand how democrats historically in america have been a big part of racist policies and jim crow era and to defeat this, it cannot evolve back into another partisan blame game. it is much deeper than that and much more significant. joining us now is professor --