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At fox, that does not man ever happ happen at news corp. >> the debate rolls on. quick break, sinclair and more coming up later in the hour. but next, the challenges when it comes to covering hate groups like the gathering expected in washington later today. how to report on racist without fanning the flames. well talk about it right after this. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go to...

>> what it does is it dislodges us from this position of fantasy. many people in 2008, when barack obama was elected, said we were in a post racial moment, that america has turned a corner. while certainly america turned some sort of a corner to put a black man into the office, what weve seen in the era of trump and even in the era of obama when the rise of hate groups was also witnessed, is that we havent fully turned the corner, that there is still anti-semitism, still antiblack racism, still ...

Brunch at a restaurant right across from the white house. and so today i wont be going into downtown d.c. because i want to avoid the madness thats taking place down there at all costs. and, you know, its appropriate that these hate groups could be marching outside of the white house because theres a lot of hate in this country that originates right there at the white house. and so maybe donald trump and his administration will open the doors up for these people and theyll feel at home, because ...

United states who persistently refuses to draw a bright clear line between white supremacy and racism on the one hand and the rest of the country on the other, thats where the fundamental problem lies. >> april ryan, whats your take? i wonder if ive lost april. maybe i dont have her at the moment. well, all right. i think we lost april but i want to thank the panel and keep in mind, as we head into tonight and this rally at lafayette park, there is going to be a counter protest with many, many m...

Home, but the reality is we have a long way to go. the number of hate groups in the u.s. is still on the rise according to the southern poverty law center. neo-nazi groups have seen the largest increase, up 22% since trump took office in 2017. joining us now, political commentator mark lamont hill. also with us, jonathan greenblatt, director and ceo of the antidefamation league, and a filmmaker and cnn.com contributor. i want to read you a statement about todays events from the virginia governor...

Charlottesville, virginia, marking the one year anniversary of the vi marches of hate groups. more march and rallies and demonstrations or on tap today. the rally organized by white house nationalists and others. president trump tried to get out ahead of the anniversary with a tweet yesterday condemning all types of racism and acts of violence but we all remember the presidents words a year ago were anything but unifying and critics see the continuing attacks on african-american members of congr...

Types of racism. after his comments last year about the deadly charlottesville rally drew much scrutiny. senior trip advisor, kellyanne conway, earlier defending the president on "fox news sunday". >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacist and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. that quote - doesnt get much play pair that was the president of the united states, presi...

About to see this afternoon in washington.>> thats a terrible thing to say. this president last august 14 set the following quote, racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacist and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. that was the president of the united states last august 14 denouncing specifically kkk and neo-nazis after already, before that and after that denouncing raci...

To say. this president last august 14th said the following it doesnt get much coverage. so im going to read it. quote 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 dear as americans. that quote doesnt get much play. that was the president of the united states, president trump last august 14th, denouncing specifically kkk, neo-nazis white supremacists ...

It does seem their strategy is to wait and see if they are forced to do so. but how important is it in your view for the president of the united states to make a clear statement denouncing these hate groups? >> to be very honest with you, i think it would be really great if the president came out and said i dont believe this, i dont believe in this, i dont affirm this behavior, but i dont even know that i would buy it at this point. weve sat with donald trump since june of 2015 2015 as a preside...