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On the verdict. >> reporter: at the end of the day, this is a civil case, a civil trial. this was about trying to get as much money as possible out of these defendants. 17 of them, some of them individuals, some of them organizations designated as hate groups. and while the jury did hold them accountable for millions, when you add it all up, they did deadlock on two major claims. one of those being conspiracy to commit racially motivated violence. the other one, failing to prevent that conspirac...

These are individuals who i think entirely comprehensively did not have counsel, they represented themselves. i think that was a financial decision largely. and they have substantial damages that they now have to pay, right? >> thats right. so actually a number of the defendants did have representation, but a few did not, including fairly notorious white supremacist leaders, richard spencer and chris cantwell. but even before this trial, we saw major financial impacts, operational impacts on the...

And human rights first, or to knock these people off center. they have gone unopposed for years, we have all been talking about, its out in the open, and no ones done anything. well now, its time, to engage these people. im not going to go out in the street with a weapon, dressing like i did in iraq, because im not an idiot. i can do all this from my home, and other veterans who are interested, i would encourage him to do the same. what we want to do is make these groups so paranoid, that they c...

Taking down a couple of hate groups just by myself. i think its going to be a great movement. vets protect democracy. the oath keepers are not keeping any oath. its folks like me taking the oath seriously to the country, and serving democracy in a tangible way. >> that seems like a good approach to us civilians in the audience. what do you make of it? >> hes doing a very good job, for a very long time. certainly in the period of donald trump, theres been this equation where veteran equals right-...

These defendants. 17 of them -- some of them, individuals -- some of them, organizations designated as hate groups. and while the jury did, you know, hold them accountable for millions when you add it all up, they did deadlock on two major claims. one of those, being conspiracy to commit racially-motivated violence. - the other one, failing to prevent that conspiracy. however, the jurors, at the end of the day, they did find that these defendants were responsible for four other claims, including...

The regents of Georgia’s public university system say they won’t rename any of 75 buildings or colleges recommended for changes by a committe that found names that honored people with ties to slavery, segregation or mistreatment of American indians

Liberals and conservatives disagree over the size and scope of government, but all within a framework of freedom.  But in these latter days, liberalism has been hijacked by Left-leaning elites, who have a completely different agenda — one in which freedom is in the crosshairs.

Jurors are set to deliberate for a third day in the trial of white nationalists accused in a lawsuit of promoting and carrying out racially motivated violence during the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — A jury ordered 17 white nationalist leaders and organizations to pay more than $26 million in damages Tuesday over the violence that erupted during the deadly

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — A jury ordered 17 white nationalist leaders and organizations to pay more than $26 million in damages Tuesday over the violence that erupted during the deadly