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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 today's events from the virginia governor. he writes, those torches in charlottesville a year ago shown a light on an ugly truth but they al...

Welcome back, everyone. i am alex witt in new york. 35 past the hour. here is what we're monitoring for you. new questions about the vast private earnings of jared kushner and ivanka trump as serving as unpaid advisers. financial disclosures say they took home at least $82 million in 2017. joining me now, adjunct professor. big welcome to you. should it beurprise they made that much money working in the white house? >> it's a big number, but how much money did the president make last year? how much money did anybody named trump make because we still haven't seen the tax returns. >> that's a go...

Tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures and before starting xarelto® about any conditions, such as kidney, liver, or bleeding problems. you've got to learn all you can... ...to help protect yourself from dvt and pe blood clots. talk to your doctor about xarelto®. there's more to know. government linked hackers known as fancy bear, the same group that penetrated the dnc during the 2016 election are now targeting the u.s. senate. they've been reportedly mounting attacks over the past months on the senate's internal e-mail system. the security firm revealed today phishi...

>> so much of the president's twitter feed is what we're reporting over the past 24 hours. >> much like 2017. joining us now a reporter for the weekly standard. i want to get a temperature read on washington's reaction to the president's twitter storm about my button is bigger than yours. we're talk about kim jong-un. >> well, that's the thing, there hasn't really been much reaction from the hill. and i think part of that is, you know, they're on recess right now. but the usual suspects who would be typically calling trump out on that right now, corker, flake, sass, haven't really commented on...

A look at the ten most bitter feuds in american politics in 2017. joining me now to look at this, sarah westwood, washington correspondent for "the washington examiner," charlie savage with "the new york times," mark stern with "slate," and gabe, i'll start with you. perhaps front and center for a while was president trump versus robert mueller, who's leading this investigation into russia's involvement in the election. and we certainly saw this come to light recently in the interview conducted by "the new york times" with the president this week, the president saying "it doesn't bother me bec...