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Touchy, poignant political question. >> let me ask chief ramsey, a good question for you, former police chief in washington, d.c. and in philadelphia. would it be appropriate to start some domestic surveillance of hate groups, white supremacists, neo-nazi, kkk type groups? >> well, if theyre active in your area and there are many areas where they are active, if you get information they might be planning something, certainly that would be appropriate in my opinion. >> do you know if there have be...

Clashing with cops on the street in seattle. steve: some of them sprayed the police officers with silly string. the protesters seen armed with ax handels. taunting police hoping to incite violence. forced to use pepper spray to keep the anti-protesters separated. [explosion] >> stay against the wall. [explosion] abby: three people were arrested for obstruction and assault. luckily no one was hurt. pete: now to another fox news alert. the feds now widening their investigation into the charlesvill...

Secretary of state rex tillerson still insist they are hoping for a diplomatic solution. wolf? >> all right, lets hope indeed. barbara starr reporting for us at the pentagon. barbara, thank you. coming up were following the breaking news as president trump finally condemns hate groups by name after the violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> thank you. racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other ...

Happened with obama -- i hear it on the show all the time. theres plenty to. >> no equivalence is appropriate. >> you say we dont know whats going on. i get being measured. thats not what happened here. he had over a day. we knew what happened. we knew someone was dead and we knew who they had in custody and who the groups were. there was no reason to offer anything vague as a way of being measured. that doesnt make sense logically. >> chris, the most important thing you mentioned there was the ...

To the presidents statement this afternoon? >> well, i think the president certainly has said the right thing, and i certainly -- my con loans to all the victims and all the victims families and certainly condemn racism, these hate groups, this domestic terrorism. i think whats important is for the job of the president going forward. ive actually faced this iesh. i serve assist mayor when the ku klux klan came to town. i be turned to the naacp and i called for the community to stay away, to not ...

People. and when they talk about terrorism and the way they talk about muslim communities. that they would realize how much that rhetoric divides our society in ways that become dangerous and provide fuel for these hate groups that they live on. >> i think they want division, but thank you to your service for our country. michael german, thank you -- i know your beliefs are along the lines of opposing these groups. well have much more on charlottesville and trumps failure to show leadership la...

A muslim ban is not the thing thats going to keep us safer. a comprehensive program to make sure that radicalization doesnt happen will mean that isis will not have armies. that is what we should be looking at. >> thank you for bringing all your experience to this conversation. well keep watching where the ban heads. >> thank you. coming up, how do we actually, as a society, want to respond to these hate groups. im going to speak with someone who has been tracking white nationalist groups over...

But, you know, how the country handled this, how this all came together, they may take a look at that as well. >> peter alexander traveling with the president and gabe gutierrez in charlottesville. former klan member david duke hailed trumps victory as validation for the white nationalist police. >> this represents a turning point for the people of this country, we are determined to take our country back. were going to fulfill the promises of donald trump and thats what we believed in, thats w...

>> which brings me to charlottesville, virginia. the latest moment of national despair leaving the country in need of a consoler in chief. six candidates who ran against president trump for the republican nomination immediately called out white supremacy in the wake of the terror in charlottesville. it took three days and three tries for president trump who said this just a few hours ago. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo-...

Supremacists. lets call it what it is. this is racism. until you unequivocally and the president of the united states do that, you will not be able to solve the problem. deal with the problem. >> that was one individual that did it. >> here is the thing, theres a delay here with the skype, lou. its going to be a frustration we are going to work through on this. the vice president, the attorney general, republicans, elected lawmakers, all of them coming out, not only to call out not multiple hate...