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5:55Now PlayingMeet the racists, neonazis, and other white supremacists that protested in Charlottesville. Cenk Uygur, the host of The Young Turks, shows you who they are. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
“Fox News reporter Doug McKelway got more than he bargained for on Saturday when he attempted to interview a group of pro-Nazi marchers at the “Unite the Right” protest in Charlottesville, VA.
McKelway seemed shocked that the right-wing marchers who showed up in vintage Nazi helmets, armed with brass knuckles and carrying shields weren’t interested in having an intellectual conversation about the role of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in U.S. history.
“Nobody’s having any sort of political discussions here,” McKelway said. “No one’s having any intellectual discussions or historical discussions about the significance of Robert E. Lee or the Confederate flag or anything.”
“They’re just angry,” he said, “and demonstrating it here. Let’s see if we can talk to some of these guys.”
He approached a group of helmeted, shield-carrying men and asked where they were headed.”
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