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One of the organizers of mondays rally pushing back. >> weve done this since 2003 every year always peaceful. not one incident. >> reporter: northam fearful of a repeat in charlottesville, virginia three years ago heather heyer killed while peacefully protesting neo-nazis. >> he was passionate about equity and justice. >> reporter: susan is heathers mother she runs a social justice foundation she named after her slain daughter susan who is a gun owner thinks the governor made the right move. >> ...

Charges. law enforcement officials say the men discussed attending the virginia rally governor ralph northam declaring a state of emergency after learning hate groups planned to join the protest. >> we received credible intelligence there are groups with malicious plans. >> reporter: the monday rally planned in protest for tougher gun laws northam fears a repeat in charlottesville, virginia are you worried? >> thats scary. >> reporter: critics say the governors action is an assault on their seco...

Looks as though hes been forced. so hes sure if trump is the party forevermore in their political existence, in their lifetimes, or if there is going to be a shift away from it. so he is covering his bases. >> i know reporters hate when you sort of stand back or try to figure out where a story came from. but this maduro reporting just has an undeniable sort of repeat of the pattern of the axios reporting from jonathan swan, john boltons indictment of trumps policy, john boltons indictment of the...

Whats really interesting is balkanization has been around forever, and early, you look at george washington, all those days. that was very partisan crowds on every bit of media. the issue is when you get into the social media space, it becomes three things. weaponized, amplifieamplified, becomes anonymous. then you can repeat lies and they take a vierality and create engagement that leads to enragement. do it again, lather, rinse, repeat. thats what goes on. >> this, to me, look, this is not new...

End up winning those elections were generally poll, even a little bit above it there. >> do you read more into approval and how does that play into unfavorables? >> i think one of the key facets of the 2016 election -- remember, donald trump was not a popular guy back in 2016. but hirllary clinton was also nt a popular candidate. the key thing was he won by 17 points among the 18 pierce of the electorate who liked neither one of them. you see that right here. among those who have an unfavorable ...

Trump because hes going to drive up bidens negatives. it will not be a repeat of 2016. >> if we had more appreciation for the presidents sense of strategy, someone would think it exactly why hes attacking biden, he knows the vulnerability in this particular way with this particular person but sometimes we dont know why someone does anything. especially going into iowa, the unknown will take people by surprise. >> i want to wish you a happy new year. becoming a friend with you this year has been ...

Substantive way? and not showing up at my church on the sunday before election. im just saying. im just saying. >> talking about criminal justice and all kinds of stuff because thats the only thing black people care about. >> apparently. >> shermichael, republican strategist, my friend. are we going to see -- are we going to see a trump/pence in 2020? or is it going to be trump, somebody else? >> no. it would be foolish for trump to get rid of pence. and here is why. because if you diminish his ...

The election. still very popular, in march. among his base and the likud party and the real question, how tire ired of israelis of this wash, rinse and repeat election cycle and more to the point how tired and exhausted with benjamin netanyahu? that remains to the seen. >> a big question there. see what happens. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. whats bigger than black friday? bigger than cyber monday? turnsous december 21st. what theyre calling super saturday broke al...

Thats five different personalities, five sets of problems. you can be number six if you act right. >> "training day" is an otherwise small film without denzels presence. and the energy that denzel brings to that alonzo character makes him really hard to take your eyes off of. >> shots fired. officer down. repeat, officer down, 5951 baxter street. >> congratulations, son. youre going to get a medal of valor for this. >> i didnt shoot him. >> a room full of cops said you didnt. >> but i didnt. >> ...

Longtime fan, first time caller. im holding your book aloft. for all of our viewers, repeat the -- tell your version of the story in the eyes of those who were in the room for starters. >> right. thanks for having me on the show. you know, this was -- i guess, you know, to trump supporters, this is kind of an example of out of the box thinking. he seemed to be pretty serious in the oval office, instructing his team that the inhabitants of seoul had to move. the city of seoul is 10 million people...