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On under obama. that his clear effort to say do not pin this on the way i campaigned, do not say emboldened these people which he did. he never takes responsibility for anything. >> richard, we got mike pence last night speaking alongside the president of colombia while traveling in latin america. mike pence reactsing to the violence in charlottesville. he condemned hate groups while taking issue with those holding militant views on the opposing side and chiding the media. listen. >> we have no ...

The violence in charlottesville directly condemning hate groups and also taking issue with those holding militant views of the opposing sides and as well citing the media. >> we have no tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-nazis, or the kkk. these dangerous fringe groups have no place in american public life and in the american debate, and we condemn them in the strongest possible terms. the president also made clear that behavior by others of different militant perspecti...

Response. >> somebody lost their life today. an american citizen who woke up this morning assuming that he or she had a long life to live, marching down american streets. we lost a bunch of people to stop the nazis. dr. king lost his life trying to stop the klan. every responsible parent raises their kid to not hate based on color. someone says they want to stand again that and they are killed in america by a nazi there should not be surprise there is condemnation about hate groups, terrorism. t...

And thats our challenge. reconciliation. i know its hard when were angry and i know its hard when you see evil but you got to open up your hearts. you got to show folks that we are bigger than them. we want virginia to be a beacon of democracy, every child in virginia ought to have access to a quality education. we ought to have health care for every single person in this country. >> again, weve been listening in to some remarks by the governor terry mcauliffe at an event theyve called the unity...

Since november, since the election of donald trump theres been a spike in hate incidents. not hate crimes. hate incidents. things like recruitment, going to college campuses, putting posters, for example, all over campuses. this particular event in charlottesville, virginia, was for recruitment. there is no doubt about it. going out with those tiki torch its trying to she peopow people are hundreds who that believe white identity was to get people to look and see there are a lot of people and sa...

Real and imagined. with the growth of hate in our country. >> well, some analyst whos listened to president trumps words on saturday says his tepid message could send the wrong signal to those who want to spread a message of intolerance. ran jones says there is danger in mr. trumps response. >> somebody lost their life today. an american citizen who woke up this morning, assuming that he or she had a long life to live but said i want to go and bear witness against nazis marching down american st...

Trumps refusal to condemn white supremacists might embolden hate groups. we just heard that perspective a few moments ago from charles co coleman jr. well hear more about the fall-out from the white house. also, just what is it that seems to be boiling up in american race relations that could bring violence to a calm college town? were going to seek some answers on that when we come back. stay with us. laquinta presents how to win at business. step one. point decisively with your glasses. abraca...

But im resisting your question because were perfectly capable of handling this in virginia. i understand why senator cruz, hes a senator. he wants to bring the federal angle in. and you know, the department of justice and so forth. i hear that from my fellow panelists. there are absolutely laws that make it plausible for the federal government to press charges. my point is, virginia can handle this. >> sure. >> weve done it before and we can do it this time. well weather this. >> i understand yo...

I expect hell be in jail for the rest of his life. >> second degree murder is the most serious of those charges. >> yes, but theres going to be dozens of other felony charges. >> absolutely. i do understand. im just getting your opinion. if it is proven that he is connected to one of these hate groups, then do you feel thats some kind of federal domestic terror charge would be merited? >> well, it certainly appears that the reason he did this was because he hated the people in front of him. and ...

Free speech. there have been many people who fought for the rights of these hate groups to say what they want to say out loud. dow believe necessary should have the right to march? the right to march and to speak is very different than the right to violence. >> yeah, you know, my father was an army veteran and he raised me to believe in the first amendment. thats why he put his life on the line for this country and, yes, everyone has the right to speak. even though i may not want to hear what yo...