, in his role 18191860 and the sixth duke. the good news is the family has kept good record of their possessions since 1822. and there is no record of any document of this kind having entered into their possession. we've also not been able to find any evidence about it having entered the firm after 1836 solicitors firm. that's not to say it might not turn out. but we have not found any evidence of the document moving into their possession after 1836 and they have kept good records both written and oral family tradition since 1822. emphasis is back to the third duke on the far left. what might possibly be the link between the third duke and james wilson? the answer is thomas payne. now what we want to do is share a story of the connection ,etween wilson, thomas payne and the duke of richmond. this is a set of links that haven't been documented previously and gives us a window into how ideas about politics and the american revolution may have migrated across the ocean. and among the u.s., britain, and france. thomas payne, peopl

let's be very clear, donald trump does not support david duke, david duke is crazy, okay, i just want to read, you know, kristin just touched on this, but david duke actually tweet today donald trump in response to his tweet about we all must be united, et cetera, i would recommend you take a good look in the mirror and remember it was white americans who put you in the presidency, not radical leftist so after decades of white house americans or white americans rather being targeted for discriminated and antiwhite hatred, we come together as a people and you attack us, what is he talking about? the president is not attacking anyone group here, whether it's anti-- if it's at-left or alt-left, basically the hate on both sides is not condemned by the white house. what more does the president need to say or do in order to try to fix this? >> you know, i think the president needs to be more forceful, during the campaign he used a lot of code language when he talked about making america great again, talking about taking our country back, language that back no nixon southern strategy, langua

take david duke. he rallied this weekend in charlottesville and supported trump's candidacy early on. >> did he endorse me or what's going on? i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. >> reporter: but trump did know about david duke. he had spoken about him as early as 1991, shortly after duke had an successful but surprisingly strong run for governor of louisiana. >> the david duke thing, did it bother you? 55% of the whites in louisiana voted for him. >> i guess it shows there's a lot of hostility in this country. >> reporter: in july of 2016, trump tweeted this picture of hillary clinton against a background of dollar bills which came from a white supremacist message board. he called it a creation of the dishonest media. >> it's a star! and it actually looks like a sheriff's star, but i don't know. >> reporter: not long after, he weathered scathing criticism from clinton, who said he was embracing the alt-right linked to white supremacy, anti-feminism and xenophobia

take david duke. he rallied this weekend in charlottesville and supported trump's candidacy early on. >> did he endorse me or what's going on? i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. >> reporter: but trump did know about david duke. he had spoken about him as early as 1991, shortly after duke had an successful but surprisingly strong run for governor of louisiana. >> the david duke thing, did it bother you? 55% of the whites in louisiana voted for him. >> i guess it shows there's a lot of hostility in this country. >> reporter: in july of 2016, trump tweeted this picture of hillary clinton against a background of dollar bills which came from a white supremacist message board. he called it a creation of the dishonest media. >> it's a star! and it actually looks like a sheriff's star, but i don't know. >> reporter: not long after, he weathered scathing criticism from clinton, who said he was embracing the alt-right, a group linked to white supremacy, anti-feminism and x

at the moment three cheers for the duke. the royal marines commandos are so duke. the royal marines commandos are so often the first to go in battle. people think the royal marines are army, but they are royal marines are army, but they are royal marine commandos. as we said earlier a very personal connection with the royal marines. it is known as the first service. st george vi served and the duke of york in the battle ofjutland and prince charles, of course, was a commander in the royal navy and prince andrew served in the falklands as a royal navy helicopter pilot. there is a cloud outside buckingham palace. lots of umbrellas. a significant moment? historical moment, i think. significant moment? historical moment, ithink. this significant moment? historical moment, i think. this is the longest serving member stepping aside from his official engagements. a very proud moment for him. taking the salute. something he has done maniks many times before. —— many, done maniks many times before. —— any done maniks many times before. —— many, many times before

he said, disavow david duke? okay, i will disavow david duke. ben, to you. >> look. david duke is a guy that i'm not -- we have to stop covering and talking about a sick and vile disgusting human being like david duke. the only reason he gets on tv, the only reason he was on camera yesterday is because he tries to align himself with somebody that will then make it a controversy, that will then get him on tv. so i'm tired of david duke. i don't know why any of us give him a platform to then -- that may be fine 150 white supremacists, extremist crazy that might come around him. david duke is one of the no disgusting human beings in this country. we need to stop covering david duke because all it does is help him recruit people. now, i want to get back to something the president said at this press conference. when the president came out and said both sides, he had seen the videos. he knew there was violence that had happened on both sides. his simple boy poipoint was thi. he had just talked to the governor and made it clear there was a state of emergency declared in tha

the duke, who was 96 injune, will attend his last solo engagement. a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a complete retirement from public life, the duke will still accompany the queen to certain events. but after more than 22,000 solo engagements and more than 600 solo overseas visits since the queen came to the throne, it does mark a significant lightening of the load for the royal family's oldest member. though those who know the duke suspect that he will still be in evidence. he won't retire at all until he really can't do it. as they say, this morning, marvellous photographs of him this morning wandering round in preparation. this afternoon, the royal marines, this is a chap who is still taking the salute in a field marshal's uniform which, quite frankly, he looks as though he has earned it. and he is not standing on steps to do it. no, he will be around for a bit. after 70 years of royal duty together, the queen will certainly miss having her husband at her side for most of her public appearances. from n

i disavowed david duke. i've been doing it now for two weeks, you're probably about the 18th person that's asked me the question. i didn't even know he endorsed me, david duke adores me? i disavowed. he announced his senate candidacy claiming your agenda, glad that you spoke out. newt gingrich said every republican is repeating. >> president trump: rebukes, done. >> president trump: i disavowed him every time i speak to somebody and they just keep it going, they keep it going. >> how would you characterize in more words than one david duke? >> president trump: he's a bad person who i disavowed on numerous occasions over the years. i disavowed him, i disavowed the kkk, digested "the today show" it was the same thing. how many times do i have to disavow quartz market you want me to do it again for the 12 time? >> president trump: how many times do i have to reject? i reject david duke, have rejected david duke, i've rejected the kkk in the ku klux klan. from the time i'm five years old i rejected them. >> what

david duke endorsed me? okay. all right. i disavow. i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know what you're talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. i know who he is but i never met david duke. >> so, congressman in 2016, he didn't know anything about david duke but if you rewind the clock to 2000 with matt lauer he was very clear, david duke is a bigot, a racist. he's a problem. but why do you think that that means that he's now evolved and come around to share some sort of sympathy or like mindedness with david duke? couldn't it just be as simple as he thinks those folks who support david duke are part of his base and support him? >> well, then what difference does it actually make, right? the fact is that if he really believes them and is a true believer or if he is just opportunistically exploiting them to support him, the net effect is people who fought the nazis, people who fought the klan, who are stand iing up for core american values still end up getting hurt and diminished in the process. i mean, i'm talking about the pragmatic effect of t

>> if it walks like a david duke duck, it might be a david duke duck. i don't know what's in the man's mind but i do know he keeps using these dog whistles. they can be used by cynics who actually aren't racist deep in their heart but simply want the benefits of playing one on tv. and of course they can be used with real racists like david duke, too. i don't know where he is on that spectrum but he needs to get off that spectrum and get back in tuk with regular american people. you know, here in our state, we've had two vicious had crimes at least and it's hurt everybody. you see officers grieving. and now in virginia, we have, you know, we have officers grieving, we have families grieving. we have three people who are dead. this president needs to man up and actually live up to his responsibilities as president and be a president for all of us. this issue of hate really should not have to be a debate. he can actually pull us forward and move and, you know, help us all move forward but for that he's going to have to have a change of heart in public. >>

david duke endorsed me. i disavow. okay? yes. >> now, duke explained the reasoning for saturday's alt-right and neo-nazi rally in virginia to a reportser with the indianapolis star. listen to this. >> this represents a turning point for the people of this country. we are determined to take our country back. we're going to fulfill the props of donald trump. that's what we believed in, that's why we vote ford donald trump because he said he's going to take our country back. >> and then after mr. trump condemned the rally and urged americans to come together, duke sent a tweet directed at the president saying that mr. trump should take a good look in the mirror and remember that it was white american who's put him in the presidency, not radical leftists. all right. for more now on what's happened in virginia, former south carolina lieutenant governor andre bauer joining me now from collateralston, south carolina. great to see you. i want to first start with president trump's comments. that's getting some criticism. he said we c

i didn't know david duke was there. i wanted to see the facts, and the facts as they started coming out were very well stated. it was very important to me to get the facts out and correctly. because if i would have made a fast statement, and the first statement was made without knowing much other than what we were seeing. the second statement was made after, with knowledge. with great knowledge. there's still things -- excuse me, there are still things people don't know. >> so this president as we just heard now, late this afternoon, he said, i didn't have adequate knowledge to speak on saturday. that explainsy didn't condemn the nazis. the bad guys. but then when i did have all the information, i defended the nazis that they're morally equivalent. what good did the information do if he goes back to that? >> the torches and the nazi slogans were kind of enough evidence for most people, including his daughter, the vice president, and many gop senators to feel comfortable that they had the facts with what was going down t

he refuses to condemn david duke and richard spencer. he thinks it makes him a strong leader to talk about the fire appear he. well it's to our south of where we live in d.c. he needs to step up and be the leader today. can't wait longer. people are dead in the country is torn apart. it's unacceptable that sorry tweet doesn't get the job done. it's his opportunity to show he's a leader for all americans. >> kelly: he said he just got off the phone with the governor and said they hate division must stop now. we have to come together and americans with love for nation and true affection for each other, country is doing well in so many ways. and then he went on to talk about record unemployment and how the country is bettering itself in many ways. but in many ways it's not when you see the hate spilling on the streets. what more can the president say they would resonate with these people? it doesn't seem these people can be reasoned with no matter what he says how much he denounces and disavows david duke, these people hate. >> you're right

i don't care about david duke. david duke is a vile, disgusting human being. i don't think he should have a voice, i don't think he has a voice to that many people and we shouldn't give him a megaphone when he says bigoted and racist things. he is a disgusting human being. let's stop letting him play us by saying i'm going to talk about donald trump and then all of a sudden, we give him a podium to somehow maybe reach another three or four or 500 racist white people in this country. >> but the president did not call out david duke's the kkk white nationalist, white supremacist. >> he's made it very clear during the campaign, he said i'm not david duke. i don't like him. i don't know him. i don't want to be part of him. >> but, forget david duke. we are talking about this movement, the people who are emboldened right now to have a rally like this. to ram a car into a crowd of people. ana navarro, what is your take? >> at least donald trump said something. there's been so many acts of violence that he's remained silent. so at least he has said, but what he said

well, david duke responded with this tweet. i would recommend you take a good look in the mirror and remember it was white americans who put you in the presidency, not radical leftists. so the president had a chance to make it crystal clear whose side he was on when he truly believes and once in front of the cameras, the president refused to call out or call by name the racist, bigoted white supremacists at the heart of the charlottesville, story. like in march of 2016, february of 2016 when asked to disavow duke and racists, it took him days to do it and only when he was backed into a corner. i asked donald trump on more than one occasion whether he was racist. >> i asked you last time. i said some people were shocked. if you were racist. you knew why i was asking you that. are you racist? >> i am the least racist person that you have ever met. i am the least racist person. >> are you bigoted in any way? >> i don't think so, no. i don't think so. >> islamaphobic? >> no, not at all. >> i am a person who happens to be very smart

david duke tweeted the president has not chosen to refute or distance themselves from david duke's tweet. i would never vote for donald trump but a lot of people said i want something different, they didn't like hillary clinton, they believed the country was moving in a different direction and i can't believe a majority of the country would want people who support nazism, the kkk to be president of the country. i would say to parents and teachers, as i said yesterday at home, people who doesn't support them who are protesting, they support equality. white supremacists believe they're superior to everyone else. superiority and equality, there's a big difference. the president ended by saying he doesn't need all rally, in-from-what happened in the awful situation in charlottesville. that mom said she didn't necessarily believe or support her -- i shouldn't say support but didn't believe and pursue her daughter's cause, but after her daughter's death, she would pursue that cause. the president said in a moment of stress i can't believe she had that kind of power and compassion to rise to th

i didn't know daifrvid duke was there. i wanted to see the facts. >> we know that white issue sup is ideology of hatred. when we hear speeches like this today we know he's making sure he's promoting these lies in an effort to get people cover for white supremacy. that can't be okay. i'm worried this will enable more people across the country to be hateful and openly and boldly racist like we saw in charlottesville. >> the david duke comment here. we don't always make a habit of showing what david duke is saying. it is newsworthy. he responded tonight. thank you president trump for your honesty and courage to quote tell the truth about charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists in the blm, i think a reference to a group you're associated with, black lives matter. >> this is so overt. he's a known leader of the kkk. when he's praising the president for his remarks about race when he's defending white supremacy, that's a problem. i'm hopeful this does not encourage people to be more hateful and openly racists. these s

so nixon realized that duke ellington had been the foremost ambassador out all of these guys, and duke ellington deserved this highest award a civilian in the united states can win, this presidential medal of freedom. so for duke ellington standing there with the president receiving this award, that was validation of years and years and decades really of work, both as a musician but also as an african-american man working for equal rights and for civil rights. so that's how he perceived this. you know, willing to work within official established channels, not willing, you know, necessarily to speak out radically against the united states or to upend the system, but to work within the channels he was given. that's one way of thinking about kind of the old guard of these jazz musicians. randy weston was kind of on the opposite end of that thing. he's 26 years younger than duke ellington, so, you know, he's really a whole generation removed. for his part, in the same year that duke ellington received this presidential medal of freedom, randy weston opens a club in morocco, his own jazz cl

here's part of a conversation that bower began react to go david duke's comments. >> david duke is not in any way what i think what this country tries to speak to the world about welcoming and being a tolerant of other people's views. in fact, it's just the opposite. and it's not haeplealthy. i don't know why you continue to cover him. he's not relevant. it would take his relevance away. >> your thoughts on some of the gop lawmakers who are doing what the president didn't do. for instance, senator oren hatch tweeting we should call evil by his name. senator ted cruz calling it domestic terrorism. chuck grassley, what white nationalists are doing is homegrown terrorism. you have law make, republican colleagues of the president, who are calling it what it is. yet the president not doing that. how do you explain this huge disconnect between the president of the united states and these gop senators? >> well, those gop senators had plenty of time to come up with their message. they're not taking on as many things as the president of the united states is right now. some the president has had

, -- trump was hit with a statement about david duke, he doesn't know what david duke said. it's not like he has a hotline to him. would, he would say i had to get a handle on this. it is interesting how we can allow a seasoned politician who is probably better at the dance to dodge that kind of guilt association, saying i do not know about that and will have to get back to you about it. i appreciate your point. if someone says to you, someone says he likes you and you don't have evidence of that, you will want to gather that info. host: danny from silver spring, maryland. republican line. caller: i want to talk about the taking down of the monuments. you know who else likes to take down statues and stuff? isis. they love to destroy statues. and erase the past. down the statues opens up a wound in the south. it is like the second humiliation of the south. when theyhumiliated lost of the war and now they are getting humiliated again. lincoln wanted to unify the south and heal them. taking down the statues doesn't heal anybody. he is absolutely right. it lincoln said, these ar

there. >> i didn't know david duke was there. i wanted to see the facts. and the facts, as they started coming out, were very well stated. in fact, everybody said, his statement was beautiful. if he would have made it sooner, that would have been good. i couldn't have made it sooner because i didn't know all of the facts. frankly, people still don't know all of the facts. it was very important -- excuse me, excuse me. it was very important to me to get the facts out and correctly, because if i would have made a fast statement -- and the first statement was made without knowing much other than what we were seeing. the second statement was made after -- with knowledge, with great knowledge. there are still things -- excuse me. there are still things that people don't know. i want to make a statement with knowledge. i wanted to know the facts. >> was this -- two questions. was this terrorism, and can you tell us how you are feeling about your chief strategist, steve bannon. >> i think the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself,

. >> and former kkk grand wizard david duke. >> we're telling the truth. about the ethnic cleansing of america and the destruction of the american way of life. >> their racist ideologies now boiling over into violence. the threat of bloodshed growing with their numbers. >> announcer: this special edition of "nightline," "hate among us," will be right back. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "hate among us." >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. >> it was a weekend of street battles and stark displays of racism, exploding into a deadly act of domestic terror. tonight we examine the hateful groups that now appear to be banding together. why are they now emerging from the shadows, emboldened and growing in numbers? here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: hate no longer hides behind hoods. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: this was the scene in the liberal college town of charlottesville, virginia on friday. reminiscent of images from a dark american past. >> [ bleep ] this is our town now! >> reporter: hundreds of white nation

. >> dump did disavow duke a few years later but not knowing duke is a flat out lie. how do i know, because trump considered a running for from the as 2000 reformed candidate and he said this. >> what do you see as the biggest problem with the reform problem right now? >> well you got david dulk just joined, a big got, racist a problem. this is not the kind of people you want in your party. buchanan is a disaster. justin's a terrific guy who just left the party. >> david duke a big got not the kind of guy you want in your party. you knew him in 2000, you didn't foe him in 2016? so amidst of the violence when trump tweeted we must be united and condemn all the hate. david duke responded with this, i would recommend you take a good look in the mirror and remember it was why americans who put you in the presidency not radical leftists. so the president had a chance to make it crystal clear whose side he was on and what he believes and once inside the camera the president refuse to call out or call by name the racist big got white supremacist at the heart of the charlotte

the president is getting it from both side including david duke. david duke has been at this rally you will day long and he is responsible for inciting this violence and pinning president trump to it when he has nothing to do with it. one of his many treats, after decades of white americans being targeted for discrimination and anti-white hatred, we come together as a people and you attack us? >> one of the problems that when confronted with some of these same issues during the election campaign, donald trump seemed reticent to distance himself from these people and claim they support them. you are not necessarily responsible for who supports you. but you can make a strong statement when people in the public eye are claiming that they support you or have supported you and they are doing -- their actions are partly in response to your win as president. i don't think any time white supremacists say something about donald trump that the president needs to respond. but what happened today was not a normal thing. when you have david duke who again -- yo

david duke? >> i disavow. >> will you say you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists in this election? >> just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know what you're talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. >> for timing context, we flipped those two bites. the disavow came after. it just wasn't that it was about what he was saying. he had complete evidence of who david duke was. he also denied him earlier. he once was going to run for president with part of this party, called the reform party. duke was connected to it. he said at that time i don't want anything to do with this guy. >> just to finish the point, chris. it was the sunday before the largest number of southern states voted in the republican primary. that was very calculated. eventually he kind of provides the denuns asian that the bipartisan critics demand. but after he has sent his signal. again, he has done very well from the beginning with the elements of american soci

it's almost like duke is trolling him. you watch this and he keeps on saying persistently they are the ones representing trump and you don't have a forceful denu denunciation of trump or anyone from the white house. >> he said to fulfill the promises of donald trump and this is what is most telling possibly in that statement, telling everybody words matter and we have to be very clear about our intentions and our goals and what we mean. so how important is it now, 24 hours later, as we are watching this happen, for president trump to address david duke's assertion that they are fulfilling the promises of donald trump, for president trump to clarify what his promises are? >> you can't expect the president to respond to every crazy person who tries to appropriate him but the reason that we are talking about this is that donald trump had trouble during the election disavowing david duke. as you said earlier it came up. he blamed it on his earpiece and it took him a while to be able to say, i don't like this guy, he doesn't sp

david duke can say something, but i think the president made it clear last year when david duke endorsed him that mr. trump did not want his endorsement. >> brian, your response to mr. king son. >> i find the president's tweet to be pretty generic, but i think it's meaningful that it took him long to issue that milquetoast three line statement. you didn't hear from help last night after the torch literally. we didn't hear from him for several hours this morning and the same reasons that you haven't heard him from condemning the bombing of the mosque. he cultivated them during the campaign, even before the campaign quite famously. during the campaign, he would fr free -- really the only difference between these latter k day demonstrators that you saw and kkk of all is now they feel for smam shame and they don't even wear hoods any more because donald trump has taken the movement mainstream. >> and do you know how many protests versus proceed tors? protest are only one person has been arrested whereas in the black lives matter in may, 10 were arrested. and west coast proceed tes, there wer

i rechecked david duke, i rejected david duke. [ding] >> i rejected the kkk, the ku klux klan. from the time i was five years old, i rejected them. [ding] >> you've got david duke, a bigot and a racist -- [ding] >> this is not the type of people you want in your party. >> sean: back to 1991, the year 2,000. how why does the media refused to show you all day examples of the president repudiating file, divisive people, white supremacists and other racist groups? the answer is simple. they are agenda driven. they are radical left wing ideologues. they are hell-bent on destroying this presidency. the presidency of donald trump. we sought way back during the campaign. just about every media news outlet except the fox news channel. what were they doing? colluding with the clinton campaign. we've also seen it with the media. nonstop tinfoil hat black helicopter conspiracy theories, consistently negative coverage of this president. he can do nothing right in their eyes. remember this harvard study. 90% of the clinton news network, cbs, cnn, their coverage of the president was negative.

the inspiration for this in the performing arts center was duke ellington. it's actually replicated around the school. this is affectionately known as the egg. come inside. this is an 800 space theater, that has more than 148 speakers, 28 microphones, and is the home of the duke ellington school of the performing arts. pretty spectacular. not only is the school about performance arts, but it's also about visual arts. here's one of the sculpting classrooms. one of the only performing arts schools that will have a kiln. this is the prop studio. the equipment that you see around the room is primarily for the design, and creation of theatrical props. let's go to the orchestra room. this orchestra room allows the students here at duke ellington school of performing arts to play with not only students that are in california, but could be in tokyo, could be in germany, through their live streaming system. >> before you were kind of converting a regular high school, trying to have state of the arts facilities in a regular high school, it doesn't really work. if you

i rejected david duke, i [ding] rejected david duke. [ding]ke >> i rejected the kkk, the ku klux klan. [ding] >> from the time i was five years old, i rejected them. [ding]fr >> you've got david duke, a bigot and a racist -- [ding] >> this is not the type of people you want in your party. >> sean: back to 1991, the year 2000. why does the mediaye refused to show you all day examples of the president repudiating file, divisive people, white supremacists and other racist groups? the answer is simple. sthey are agenda driven. they are radical left wing ideologues. they are hell-bent on destroying this presidency. the presidency of donald trump. we saw it way back during the campaign. just about every media news outlet except the fox news channel. what were they doing? colluding with the clintonn campaign. we've also seen it with the media.n nonstop tinfoilto hat black helicopter conspiracy theories, consistently negative coverage of this president. he can do nothing right in their eyes. remember this harvard study. 90% ofis the clinton new

i totally disavow david duke. i've been doing it now for two weeks, you're probably about the 18th person that asked me to question. i didn't even know he endorsed me. i disavow. >> david duke announced his senate candidacy claiming your agenda for his own, essentially saying glad that you -- newt gingrich said every republican should repudiate this guy. >> and i do, rebuked. >> what you see is the biggest problem with the reform party right now? >> you've got david duke, a bigot, a racist, a problem. this is not exactly the people you want in your party. >> sean: bigot, racist, rebuked, repudiate, want nothing to do with. president trump and the people that voted for him and support his agenda, they don't like racist, they don't like bigots, they do not like what went on in charlottesville. conservatives that i have known my whole life, republicans like norma holick, people like me. the forgotten men and women, the people that are out of work. what was this election about? it was about getting jobs, getting our e

>> well, just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you're talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. >> this is how the president answered a question that same month, february 2016, when given a chance to condemn it. >> it's not a fair question. sit down. i understand the rest of your question. so here's the story, folks. number one, i am the least anti-semitic person you've seen in your entire life. number two, racism. the least racist person. in fact, we did very well relative to other people running as a republican. >> now, here's the thing. when trump wants to, as we all know, he speaks very directly and very quickly. for example, today, the merck ceo, ceo of merck resigned from trump's manufacturing council. he said he was doing so because of the president's failure over the weekend to condemn hatred. trump immediately responded to the african-american executive with this tweet just moments after he quit. "now the ken frazier of merck pharma has resigned and he will have more time t

david duke is not lashing out at present trump on twitter. he read one of his tweets, here's another. people were peacefully simply an attack by the same radical leftist who attacked your supporters. peacefully assembling does not necessarily describe what doug has been covering. now we heard about this car accident there were getting more information about, whether it was intentional or not, could've been that the driver was trying to defend itself by objects being thrown at the car, nonetheless, it's a mess and peacefully assembling is not a way to describe this. the president, by the way during the campaign trail let's go back to somewhere trying to pin this on the president and calling it his fault because the people who voted for him feel empowered by him. back in november, eric trump said that do, and this is a quote, deserves a bullet. is that friendly language between the trump administration and david do? no. what more can the president say to the american people to further disassociate himself with the hatred were seen right now cha

a former grand wizard of the kkk. >> do you see a young david duke in matt heimbach? >> if you combine honesty, sincerity with intelligence, i think he has the potential to be quite an effective leader for these ideas. >> racist, racist, anti-gay. >> do you consider yourself a racist? >> sure. so what? i call it natural. >> being a racist is natural. >> loving one's people is natural. >> reporter: in 2014 we watched as he and his tiny contingent protested at indiana university >> get out of here. >> you don't want to have a reasonable discussion. you want to come and you want to push people off. >> reporter: but like the national movement he belongs to heimbach seemed to have a new confidence and now this weekend the bearded, helmeted heimbach, surrounded by hundreds of supporters, seemed very different. >> shields up! >> hey! >> are you scared to die today? >> i wouldn't be here if i wasn't. >> reporter: his group enters the melee. counterprotesters and white nationalists clashing again. >> get the [ bleep ] out of charlottesville. >> reporter: the crowd beating one

back then, the duke was in his early 30s. now, he is 96 and he is finally accepted that it's time to step back. departing with three cheers from the marines and his own memories of seven decades on the public stage. hip—hip. seven decades on the public stage. hip-hip. hooray. he has been a familiarand hip-hip. hooray. he has been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 19117 and although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty, most often in support of the queen, but in pursuit of his separate programme, supporting issues like the environment and the development. awards programme for young people which he established and had named after him. the queen will accompany the duke to certain events, but after more than 22,000 solo engagements and 6,000 overseas visits since the queen came to the throne, the duke's withdrawal is a reminder of the transition which

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the duke of edinburgh will make his final solo appearance on royal duty later today. prince philip, who's 96, is to attend a parade by the royal marines at buckingham palace. he announced in may he would be retiring from official functions after supporting the queen for more than 65 years. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. he has been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 19 47. and although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble few can criticise his devotion to royal duty, most often in support of the queen and also insert pursuit of his own programme with issues like the environment and the development of the awards programme for dunbeg which he created and which is named after him. but this afternoon it will come to an end. the duke, 96 in june, will attend his last solo engagement, a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a com plete buckingham palace. it is not a complete retiremen

duke's really adds integrity to our recipes. duke's is smooth and creamy. it has a lemony edge. it's not sweet. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i don't think there's another mayonnaise that compares to duke's. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" would like to congratulate new white house communications director anthony scaramucci. we wish you good luck and -- wait. what? >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, channing tatum. from "the handmaid's tale," elisabeth moss. and music from the killers in las vegas. and now, we're back, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy.

prince charles, the duke of york, printers and and also we should expect to see more of the duke and duchess of cambridge —— princess anne. and prince harry. at the moment the young royals will have to come and do more. prince george will start school in september as they are moving down. we are going to be seeing more engagements from them. so i think there will be a bit of a reordering of the family, just to support the queen and make sure she has someone either side, albeit not her husband, but a member of the family to help with this engagements moving forward. thank you very much. thank you for talking to us. thank you for talking to you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning. the duke of edinburgh will take part in his final official public engagement later. it will be a parade at buckingham palace to mark the end of a royal marines charity trek. research suggests more than a million women in their early 60s are worse off as a result of the increase in the state pension age. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. take your umbrella t

newscast, you said that we need to ignore david duke in all of these racist people. >> david duke should never be quoted. i'm not going to dignify anything he says and elizabeth warren is wrong and incendiary in making things worse. >> but the racist people, you think, is make -- are getting too much attention? is that right? >> we have to dodge their existence, but they are baking for coverage. they are using this. they're using dissent in america . it is a very fine line. if we fan the flames like we are asking, meaning the news and media commentators, what point are you helping them and how do you do that? we have to deal with that as a country and figure out the right balance. >> when the former grand dragon of the kkk tweets to the president , thank you for your support, should we ignore him and his kinds of people in these kinds of events? >> what we should not ignore the president of the united

of this year former fed governor elizabeth duke will replace him. wells fargo's two longest serving board members are also stepping down. last night wilfred frost asked incoming chair elizabeth duke whether she was confident the bank's recent turmoil was over she said it's hard to say but what we're finding is the better we get at digging deeper and looking at various processes the better we get at risk management, the more issues we might identify overtime the new information revealed will lessen, but it's not the time to say we've found everything and it's all behind us a lot of people reading into that, that that means there's more to come re/code reporting early uber investor calling on benchmark capital to leave uber's board. pishevar is accused of working with another major investor to remove kalanick and huffington from the board

and so, he didn't disavow david duke. i think the president made an excellent decision as a leader, to disavow violence of any and every kind, any bigotry and hatred. let's not forget, these extremists are only a miniscule tiny portion of our america. most americans are not like these people. david: agree with you. >> we're loving, we're freedom-loving, kind, care about one another. so the president did his job. >> the thing that bothers me about, what has been happening, frankly the press whether it is us or everybody else is somewhat involved in this, this is such a small minority. we have tendency to blow up stuff that looks on television. >> tiny, tiny. >> blow up stuff? david: these factions have been at each other a long time. this goes back years where you have both the david duke, kkk, sort of nazi, neo-nazis going against the anarchists and antifa. this has been happening for a while, has it not. >> yeah on the part of white national its, neo-nazis and others. that doesn't mean it is normalized and ought to be de

the duke, who was 96 injune, will attend his last solo engagement. a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a complete retirement from public life, the duke will still accompany the queen to certain events. but after more than 22,000 solo engagements and more than 600 solo overseas visits since the queen came to the throne, it does mark a significant lightening of the load for the royal family's oldest member. though those who know the duke suspect that he will still be in evidence. he won't retire at all until he really can't do it. as they say, this morning, marvellous photographs of him this morning wandering round in preparation. this afternoon, the royal marines, this is a chap who is still taking the salute in a field marshal's uniform which, quite frankly, he looks as though he has earned it. and he is not standing on steps to do it. no, he will be around for a bit. after 70 years of royal duty together, the queen will certainly miss having her husband at her side for most of her public appearances. from n

. >> and former kkk grand wizard david duke. >> we're telling the truth. about the ethnic cleansing of america and the destruction of the american way of life. >>ist ideologies now boiling over into violence.heacr the threat of bloodshed growing with their numbers. >> announcer: this special edition of "nightline," "hate among us," will be right back. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "hate among us." >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. it was a weekend of street tts a racism, exploding into a deadly act of domestic terror. tonight we examine the hateful groups that now appear to be banding together. why are they now emerging from the shadows, emboldened and growing in numbers? here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: hate no longer hides behind hoods. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: this was the scene in the liberal college town of charlottesville, virginia, on friday. reminiscent of images from a dark american past. >> [ bleep ] this is our town now! >> reporter: hundreds of white nationalists from across the country

klan, though. >> i don't know david duke. i haven't met him or i don't think i met him. i just don't know anything about him. >> i'm a law school graduate at the university of michigan, go blue, and those are the kind of things you can't wait for having a witness on the stand and being able to show a video like that. what happened in the last 17 years. a young matt lauer, by the way, but what happened over the last 17 years that made him change his mind. surely in campaigns, and it happens every year, people say things and do things that they regret that oftentimes are beneath who they are and you hope once in office they rise to the occasion. he has not risen to the occasion but i'm interested here how he reconciles that. i couldn't agree more with anita moore. and the point i was trying to make was george bush gave one of the greatest speeches ever after 9/11. president obama many moments he rose to the occasion and brought america together. this president unfortunately may have a moment where he has to look us in the eye a

also: after 65 years of royal service the duke of edinburgh will retire today after a service for the royal marines at buckingham palace. neymar looks set to the most expensive footballer in the world. he is considering a move from barcelona to paris st germain. andy ‘sjulian bowlers channelling —— australian bowlers chanbeling beyonce. good morning. it's wednesday, 2nd august. welcome to bbc newsroom live recent unrest in english and welsh jails is causing "grave concern", according to the prison governors association. in an open letter, the president of the organisation said governors were facing "unacceptable stress". the letter comes after two days of unrest at the mount establishment in hertfordshire. mark lobel reports. there have been days of disorder at prisons in wiltshire and hertfordshire where riot trained officers were deployed to subdue unruly prisoners. this past year has brought an average of 20 attacks a day on staff in prisons in england and wales, following a decline in the number of prison officers over the past few years and complaints over pay. now the pres

he denounced david duke strongly. bob dole in 1996 at the convention, pat pew boou kanaan won that year, he was about to launch his primary campaign against bush and his political advisers said you don't have to get into this, it's not necessary, everyone knows you're a decent man, and president bush said i'm the president of the united states, i'm the leader of the republican party, i can't just be silent about this. dole in '96 in his speech said the bigots, here are the exits. we don't want you in the republican party. >> that's real leadership and leadership on the question of white supremacy but also leadership on the question about terrorism. the oldest terrorist organization in the united states is not isis. it's the ku klux klan. you have a terrorist organization who is publicly marching in our streets. i cannot manage imagine -- imagine fort hood where a muslim terrorist shot down a bunch of americans and the president comes out and says there's violence on many sides. there would have been pandemonium and ju