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The end with the tones of racial bias and racial tensions. >> you know, the city is many aspects the epicenter of the dilemma. it's where we now stand. a couple of miles from the university of virginia, virginia college built in large part by thomas jefferson which home monticello3 miles, one of the founders, signers of the declaration independence, a revered figure in america and also a slave holder. that fundamental dichotomy comes right to roots and helps to explain the anger that we are seeing on both sides. kelly: very sad to see this unfolding, doug, what are the antiwhite nationalist pr...

It coming and was angry. would never let it happen. you say the president's comments -- i'm going to be more specific here, are profoundly ignora ignorant. and there are dangerous consequences. what are the consequences? >> well, he didn't improve things with that late-night response. first of all, the idea that one strong man, president or otherwise, could have somehow staved off the civil war, is historically absurd. all that really seems to represent is a belief in or an attraction to by president trump, to strong men, political leer e leaders, in history or today. if jackson had been there...

>> he talked about sending federal troops. yes, and he kept the union. so i think it was an accurate historic reference. >> he was a major slave holder that moved from -- he inherited around ten or so -- >> that doesn't mean he couldn't have prevented a war. >> come on. >> he was there during the -- >> if he was a supporter of slavery to the fact -- >> that doesn't mean you can't work for peace. >> okay. you honestly -- this is a nice try. i've been watching trump supporters try to candy coat this. it was an asinine thing for donald trump to say. i don't know why he was going there with that w...

Look at history, andrew jackson actually intervened when south carolina tried to -- >> he talked about sending federal troops. he kept the union. so i think it was an accurate historic reference. >> he was a major slave holder that moved from -- he inherited around ten or so -- >> that doesn't mean he couldn't have prevented a war. >> come on. >> he was there during the -- >> if he was a supporter of slavery to the fact -- >> that doesn't mean you can't work for peace. >> okay. you honestly -- this is a nice try. i've been watching trump supporters try to candy coat this. it was an as nine thi...

Hope we all see them. >> jackson, correct me if i'm wrong, was a slave holder. >> yep. >> and was not about to stop -- he died 16 years before the civil war, but to suggest that there is any doubt about why the civil war was fought, and that the civil war could have been avoided, is to turn history upside down? >> it is. you know, there were compromises in the air in what's called the succession winter of 60/61. lincoln drew a line slavery could not be expanded. he was willing to allow it to exist in the states where it was but would not allow it to go out below the missouri compromise line. a...