the world is out to get you, victimhood is sainthood, if you are not a straight, white male you are oppressed. wokism has its own version of 10 commandments, thou shalt not think for yourself. the punishment for nonbelievers, canceled, cast out to wilderness, financial and socialism, and its own language, speak your truth, microaggressions being an ally, we should think about it size a religion. it is not really about a set of policy ideas, you can t reason with them, not like conservatism and liberals it is deeper, wokism is the biggest threat this country faces as we re about to show you, the product of a hundred year long effort to tear down the values, ideals and freedoms this country was built on. the real enemy within. it has to be confronted and defeated. but to do that we must our enemy, where did it come from? did it just spring fully formed from aoc s twitter account, or the death of george floyd? no. really, no. we re seeing today is not a floating cultural most,
the world is out to get you, victimhood is sainthood, if you are not a straight, white male you are oppressed. wokism has its own version of 10 commandments, thou shalt not think for yourself. the punishment for nonbelievers, canceled, cast out to wilderness, financial and socialism, and its own language, speak your truth, microaggressions being an ally, we should think about it size a religion. it is not really about a set of policy ideas, you can t reason with them, not like conservatism and liberals it is deeper, wokism is the biggest threat this country faces as we re about to show you, the product of a hundred year long effort to tear down the values, ideals and freedoms this country was built on. the real enemy within. it has to be confronted and defeated. but to do that we must our enemy, where did it come from? did it just spring fully formed from aoc s twitter account, or the death of george floyd? no. really, no. we re seeing today is not a floating cultural most,
the crowds. the situation growing so dire city officials are holding an emergency meeting next hour. and an increase in travel to florida and across the u.s. has health officials concerned. the tsa saying more than a million people passed through u.s. airports for the tenth straight day on saturday, and it comes at a time when the cdc is still recommending americans avoid travel. let s go now to tunfolding situn in south florida. what new restrictions did the city install and why do officials believe it s necessary? fred, i ll get to those restrictions in a second but if you look at some of this video that we have been seeing here in miami beach, the scene has really been like something they haven t seen here in quite some time, people are partying like it s 2019, pre-pandemic. and if you look at that video you can see that these are a lot of spring breakers, they ve been cooped up for a long time, more than a year now and they want to get out and blow off some steam. man
daniel wu are here as they use their starpower to stop asian hate. and we have expert advice on what you can do to counter hate in your community. american voices, hate on the rise, starts now. it is the question, we ll work to answer over the next hour. how do you solve a problem, as big and complex and deeply rooted as hate in america? just this week, a new report from the intelligence community warned of the growing threat of homegrown extremism in our country. saying, specifically, that racially-motivated extremists are those most likely to carry out a mass-casualty attack. and in 2019, the fbi reported 7,300 hate crimes, in america. that highest in decade, targeting black, lgbtq, latino, jewish, and muslim communities. and since the start of the covid-19 pandemic, there has been nearly-3,800 attacks targeting asians and asian-americans, according to data from the group stop aapi hate. that includes everything, from verbal slurs to physical attacks. it s important to
signs of support for the victims gunned down at three different spots. and thousand cnn has obtained new surveillance video of the moments before the first attack appearing to show the accused gunman pull up to the spa accused of killing the first four victims and the fbi says it does appear that race was a factor the violence and the app apparent targeting of those places is sending fear through asian-american communities to see the shootings prosecuted as a hate crime. despite law enforcement, hesitancy to say that this was an anti-asian hate crime i feel it in every fiber of my being. it was a hate crime. to say that it is unclear what the motivations were is silencing, taking away our story. the sadness, the outrage, the calls to be heard all felt in atlanta today. where demonstrators are urging support of the city s asian-american communities. more now from cnn s natasha chen in atlanta. reporter: a crowd gathered by the georgia state capitol to support the asian