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>> tucker: yesterday, cnn published a story with the headline, "here are all the active hate groups where you live." this was not a list narrowed to neo-nazis and anarchic, but also had regular conservative organizations like the alliance defending freedom, the family research council, and others. the list was too large and grossly biased and thats because cnn wasnt listing real hate groups they were just listing hate groups as defined by the southern poverty law center which is a totally respon...

Exit. were also watching boston, the city is preparing for thousands of demonstrators of whats being called a free speech rally today. more than 500 police officers will be there patrolling and the mayor says that hate groups are not welcome. first though, a closer look at bannons short but really stormy tenure at the white house. heres tom foreman. >> reporter: through the whole improbable unexpected roaring rise to power the man whispering into donald trumps ear was steve bannon. a true believ...

We must love each other, respect each other, and cherish our history and our future together. we must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry, and violence. we must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as americans. racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold d...

Just speaking about it. >> how does the right to freedom of speech as shes described there, how does that effect the fbis approach to monitoring hate groups? >> well, what were seeing in boston today and even in charlottesville last weekend, its primarily a state and local law enforcement action. theyre there to police looking for acts of violence, et cetera. the fbis role from a hate speech perspective is looking for those who are inciting these and moving towards what we might consider to be d...

>> reporter: with the weeks heightened rhetoric. >> i think more people will die before were done. >> reporter: and the presidents failure to condemn the hate groups. >> you had very bad people in the group. you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: law enforcement is concerned the violence could once again pop up in their cities. >> i just think the rtoric has really brought us to a different level. that is what were worried about. i have never seen so many peop...

Denounced white nationalists, supremacists, neo-nazis, kkk. he denounced -- >> did that on monday and then on tuesday -- >> weve not heard anything from him since tuesday. >> i dont believe theres any single thing the president can do other than resign thats going to make you happy. >> well, theres not us because theres now 23 republican lawmakers who are calling him out by name saying specifically from tim scott that he is out of touch with the moral fabric of the country. >> theres a bunch of ...

. last thing before wechlgts after charlottesville a whole a lot of people abandoned donald trump this week. ceos from big business made history by abandoning a republican president. another panel on infrastructure fell apart before it was put together. along with a very important name to this president, carl icahn. hes resigned as special adviser to the president on regulatory reform. he insists hes gone because of a turf battle, not the normalization of hate groups. whatever is behind his de...

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On the street patrolling the streets, alex. >> jennifer, the aclu is saying that they are no longer going to defend hate groups who protest with firearms adding that theyre going to screen potentially violent clients more closely. so is that supported by the first amendment? >> well, the first amendment really just prohibits the government from suppressing speech. the aclu is not a governmental entity. they can do whatever they want with respect to taking clients or not taking clients. what they...

And he missed the chance, then he came out the next day and he attempted to resolve that with a statement that he didnt really seem to have his heart in, then the next day when he was supposed to be talking about infrastructure and jobs, he decided instead to have a bit of a tantrum about how he had -- he was really right all along and the rest of the world was wrong. the moment that were at is that this is a real danger. hate groups have endangered human populations from the dawn of time, mass ...