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After everything that we've seen from his time as a candidate in 2016, to his repeated warnings of invasions to his repeated calls to send them back. sending back people who are u.s. citizens, sending back people who were born in this country, his description of white nationalists and klansmen and neo-nazis as very fine people, his warnings of muslims being defective or dangerous and attempting to ban them from entry into this country and his transgender troop ban and his attack on anyone who does not look like or pray like or love like a majority of the country, yes donald trump is dangerous ...

White supremacist violence in america is a deadly national security threat. but despite all of the headlines, it's still misunderstood. el paso and other attacks are seen as isolated acts of hatred by loners, but really they're part of a coherent movement with a long history which includes the oklahoma city bombing in 1975 that willed 168 people. professor kathleen balou's fascinating book is called "bring the war home." professor, welcome. >> thank you very much for having me. >> so in your work, what strikes me as the sort of most important point that we should understand is that these are n...

Point that we should understand is that these are not isolated attacks by loners who are motivated by a particular anonymous against a particular group. but there is something broader tieing it altogether. >> absolutely. the movement that i study is called the white power movement. it is a group of neo-nazis, klansmen that came together to use a strategy called leaderless resistance. that strategy is essentially what we think of today as cell style terror or the idea that people are working in small groups without communication with other small groups and without direct orders from other leade...

But there is something broader tieing it altogether. >> absolutely. the movement that i study is called the white power movement. it is a group of neo-nazis, skin head, klansmen that came together to use a strategy called leaderless resistance. that strategy is essentially what we think of today as cell style terror or the idea that people are working in small groups without communication with other small groups and without direct orders from other leadership. while that strategy was implemented to stymy prosecution, the larger legacy has been to stymy public understanding of this as a social ...

Legislation involving assault weapons. but again, that can't even pass the house right now. so that's another consideration for folks who support those initiatives. jon: sounds like there will be a lot more shouting in washington once congress returns to session. >> next month. jon: andrew, thank you, from politico. >> thank you. jon: more than a hundred people marching through the streets of el paso, texas, one week after a gunman killed 22 people and injured dozens more. the march for a united america aims to call attention to racism and gun control in the united states. one of those partici...