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>> a year later, amanda was born. she was barely 4 when her dad was arrested. >> what was it like for you growing up, everybodys dad is everywhere. >> i went to a small school. im sorry. and we had father/daughter dances and that wasnt fun. not being able to tell people why you couldnt go. so it was hard. >> amandas brother richard jr. was 2 when his father was sent away. he tells me a story that how as a young child he would pretend his dad was a cartoon hero, who fought crime. >> when i was a ...

Disorganized. show me around. where this happened? because that seems to be a point of confusion. >> reporter: right. lets come this way. this is the second terminal at fort lauderdale international airport. it has two levels. the one were on now is for departures the lower are for rivals. the baggage claim of this terminal. and again when we got here a short while ago there were several dozen people outside appear to be speaking to law enforcement. there was confusion, we had to make another lo...

We watch paramedics here on the tarmac. broward county c y paramedics ie process of transporting the wounded to the nearby hospital. at this point we do not know precisely how many wounded were talking about. we know we have three dead. nine people shot. jim open carry inside the airports around the country, is it legal for folks to take guns inside the airport before you hit security screenings? >> well, it used to be totally illegal in most airports to do that in some cities now, in some state...

Strength. what do you say when people tell you they are afraid? >> i think there are legitimate reasons to be afraid. this guy will have his finger on the nuclear button. i think what is important, though, is to remember there have been very difficult times in american history. we have had a rocky history. i ask people, people say things are so awful today, 60, 70 years ago, black kids in the south were going to segregated schools, could not drink in a white water fountain. people fought back. a...

I ask people, people say things are so awful today, 60, 70 years ago, black kids in the south were going to segregated schools, could not drink in a white water fountain. people fought back. a woman lost her run for president this year, 100 years ago today, women didnt have the right to vote. couldnt go to the schools they wanted. you are sitting here. you are a leading correspondent. that wasnt the case 50 years ago. gay rights, think of the revolution that has taken place over the last 20 year...

Ago, black kids in the south were going to segregated schools, could not drink in a white water fountain. people fought back. a woman lost her run for president this year, 100 years ago today, women didnt have the right to vote. couldnt go to the schools they wanted. you are sitting here. you are a leading correspondent. that wasnt the case 50 years ago. gay rights, think of the revolution that has taken place over the last 20 years. the trade movement union and the struggle workers had to face....

Hitler. >> do you think he was right? do you agree with his point of view? >> no. hitler in a way now is history. he did many things that are absolutely terrible that i would never support. >> reporter: spencer says with the election of donald trump, his movement is growing, and hes feeling emboldened. speaking tonight at texas a&m university. >> donald trump, as a potentiality, was undoubtedly energizing. and what i mean by that is that the donald trump campaign was the first time in my lifetim...

From receiving press credentials alt his rallies. that was lifted for the "washington post" and every other news outlet that was banned a couple months ago. it was a big deal for the campaign. they were proud of themselves when they lifted a ban that shouldnt have existed in the first place. what was your reaction to the ban, the black list? how did it affect your coverage and are you concerned if donald trump moved into the white house behind us, there could be hostility like that if hes presid...

The whole of the united kingdom want? as sour as the papers suggest. what is in your fish and chips -- you couldnt go much more british than this. >> just maine -- >> reporter: ian clark is sanguine about the country and sentiment in the press. >> i think its -- >> reporter: when it says your country does need you we must get out of the eu -- >> no. all of the headlines, they go on a bit. they need sell their paper. >> reporter: hate crimes since brexit has had tragic consequences with the role ...

It. and weve seen now -- were getting a better sense now than we did in years past of sort of where this is going. i dont think we exactly know, but you look back to 2009. david and i were talking about this, the protests at the town hall. we went out where you had a lot of people protesting what was going on in obamacare. the 2012 autopsy for republicans, that they said, oh, yeah, we have this prescription, and they couldnt go anywhere with it. there was no way to implement it. so youre seeing ...