As a former undercover Nazi for the FBI, Michael German relates his covert experiences to the outbreak of white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, VA, this week. watch
President Trump's statement after the Charlottesville rally has been panned by many for not affirmatively calling out white nationalism. Former NAACP president Ben Jealous offers his take. watch
Pres. Trump has waded into controversy before by refusing to name fringe elements supporting him. Rep. David Cicilline discusses this and his letter to Speaker Ryan urging oversight on North Korea. watch
As the American economy recovers from its historic recession, millions of disadvantaged Americans remain in poverty despite gov't efforts to eradicate it. Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore explains. watch
Reporters Jeremy Peters and John Harwood compare President Trump's frequent invocation of "Islamic extremism" with his hesitancy to use the words "white nationalism" to describe VA's alt-right rally. watch
At a panel on police brutality, host Ed Gordon and presidential aide Omarosa Manigault got into a heated confrontation about her role in the Trump administration. Gordon discusses what happened. watch
In the wake of a violent and deadly alt-right rally in Charlottesville, VA, Democratic Congressman Ruben Gallego responds to how the president's rhetoric, in his view, is related to the mayhem. watch
The Charlottesville demonstrations have already claimed one life as a result of a driver steering his car into a crowd of protesters. Eyewitness Brennan Gilmore recounts the harrowing scene. watch
As violent clashes broke out in Charlottesville, Virginia between white nationalists and reported anti-fascists, the state's GOP chair John Whitbeck reacts the latest news. watch
As a former Breitbart media consultant, Kurt Bardella responds to the emergence of white nationalist protests by holding his former employer to account for what he alleges they have been drumming up. watch
Richard Painter, Bush's W.H. ethics lawyer, lays the blame for white nationalist demonstrations on Donald Trump and Steve Bannon, accusing them of encouraging the alt-right to come out in the open. watch
The Associated Press is now reporting that a state-owned North Korean newspaper is threatening the United States with "tragic doom" unless they "talk and act properly." Jon Wolfsthal discusses. watch
A Trump-backed GOP proposal to reduce new immigrants by 50% and disfavor unskilled laborers has stirred controversy among economists. Steven Camarota and Jeremy Robbins debate the issue. watch
A New York Times report outlines various GOP contenders who are exploring runs for the presidency in 2020. Alex and her panel discuss what this means for confidence among GOP insiders. watch
A half-century ago violent demonstrations rocked the city of Detroit. Historian Michael Eric Dyson reviews Bigelow's new film and revisits the underlying tensions which set off that flare of unrest. watch
