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For lunch, whether to bring a flag. that is a racial motivated violent conspiracy and that's not anything protected by the first amendment or any other sort or right that people have. >> the defendants are men who made themselves white power brands. richard spencer, chris cantwell, andrew anglin, jason kessler and more. they argue that they were just exercising their right to a peaceful protest. but what made the out right grow so quickly, the internet, the defendants left behind an enormous paper trail with what they say were jokes about white violence. >> they might have seen the car attack ...

The discord post pictures it shows a tractor running people over. and it's called the protestor digester. look. there is many, many posts in this case about running over people with cars prior to the car attack on august 12th. but that one, to me, was like i can't get it out of my head. >> hundreds of fascists on all sides. >> if you are saying organize violence on the one hand is not protected by the first amendment. but speech that does talk about violence is protected, there is obviously going to be a question of where, along that spectrum, can you say the law should step in or the first am...

Is redress. well, the redress that is being sought here is by nine plaintiffs who were harmed by what happened in charlottesville, including a minister who was assaulted by the neo-nazis, four people who were injured in the car attack that killed heather heyer, a jewish woman hounded and stocked by these anti-semitic thugs. their case is spearheaded by a group called integrity first for america, and they brought this suit on behalf of these nine plaintiffs against a big broad swath of defendants, 14 individuals and ten groups, all far right white national lists, while supremacists, neo-nazi ex...

Man from north carolina turned up man from north carolina turned up with a truck full of explosives threatening to blow up explosives threatening to blow up two blocks of the neighbourhood. and a car attack that killed a capitol police officer. also they were not sure if other groups could turn up, far right extremist groups. and then you have the counter protest groups, they were kept far away, protest groups, they were kept faraway, but protest groups, they were kept far away, but still the police didn�*t want to leave anything to chance. in didn't want to leave anything to chance-— to c...

Longer than usual. but in terms of the turnout, this particular group that held this rally, they had a permit of around 700 people. the capitol police say in terms of how many actually turned up, it was about 450. and that definitely is how it felt. there were certainly more police there than there were actual protesters, and of course there was lots of media there as well. but the police were worried, because it is not just about sixth of january, of course. there have been a few incidences since january the sixth that have alarmed police. just last month the men from north carolina showed up...