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and as it often goes, the consumer in paying. but heres where we do have right now. while none of this has been approved, there are things at your disposal right now that you can be using. i just want to show you what that is. you can go to flight rights.gov. it is a dashboard that shows you right now what is available to you, what different airlines offer. that is where you can go to right now. theyve actually expanded that dashboard. so, when you are in that situation, with a cancell...

It is represented by donald trump has fully embraced many of these elements. the fact that this kind of speech is not only sort of weaved through, but invited in. and we can see that in the invitation of people like nick fuentes to dinner at mar-a-lago, the invitation of holocaust denial into the main, sort of, welcome of the candidate. and the one that was the most concerning for me, as someone who studies this kind of violence, was the staging of, and the content of that press conference, anno...

Than that. or whos were swept up in the. moment then we had qanon, which is very new, and very different and its tactical organization. finally, we have what is the smallest group, but a very important group, which is the militant right. militia, as white power groups, and other groups that are highly organized. coming from a coherent ideology and decades, if not generations of training. who bring with them paramilitary training, infrastructures, tactics weapons, explosives and more. what we say...

That equal rights were not being given. >> president trump did condemn the hatred, the bigotry and violence in his words "on all sides, on many sides, he he said but he has yet to call out my name the white nationalists and white power groups who clearly started the trouble this weekend. theyre the one whos marched with torches. they are the one whos cheered and rallied around david duke. they are the ones carrying nazi flags and proudly advertising their loyalty to the racism extreme right. a h...

the shooter who brought death and horror to a sikh temple in wisconsin was a u.s. army veteran discharged more than a decade ago for misconduct. authorities say the gunman may have had ties to white supremacists, and neighbors say he played in a far right wing punk band. were learning more about how the shocking rampage left six victims and the gunman dead. brian todd is joining us from oak creek, wisconsin, right outside milwaukee. brian, whats the very latest? >> reporter: wolf, we h...