Podcasts about charlottesville protests

My guest today is Alec Hosterman. Alec was in Charlottesville during the recent deadly attack. He was there on a self assignment to practice his photo documentary skills. Today he gives us an account of his experience.

In this week's episode, the OAF crew talk briefly about Overcooked, avoid spoilers when talking about Korean horror movie Train to Busan, and get bummed out talking about the Charlottesville Protests. You may notice the theme involving mindless mobs on the attack.   Send any questions, comments, and feedback you have to Oafdiscussions@gmail.com Search Oaf Discussions Podcast on Facebook and join our group page. Find us on Twitter @Oafdiscussions Follow us individually: @KNKidSwift, @llcoolb22, @jake_688, @ShaynaNB, @Webb859

In this episode, we discuss the events that transpired at the white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville. How should we balance hateful messages and threats to public safety against the rights to free speech and free assembly?

During what was supposed to be a statement on Trump's Infrastructure plan, Trump again took questions on the Charlottesville violent protests by white hate groups.This audio only includes Trumps statements about the Charlottesville protests.

During what was supposed to be a statement on Trump's Infrastructure plan, Trump again took questions on the Charlottesville violent protests by white hate groups.This audio only includes Trumps statements about the Charlottesville protests.

During what was supposed to be a statement on Trump's Infrastructure plan, Trump again took questions on the Charlottesville violent protests by white hate groups. This audio only includes Trumps statements about the Charlottesville protests.

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Police identified the woman who died in Charlottesville when a car slammed into a group of anti-racism protesters. President Trump was heavily criticized for his vanilla statement condemning violence during the protests. Links: • Heather Heyer, 32, named as slain victim in Charlottesville car attack • Trump gets slammed “on many sides” as David Duke rips Charlottesville response See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence and domestic terrorism at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill. It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?

Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence and domestic terrorism at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill. It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?

Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill. It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?

Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence and domestic terrorism at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill. It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?

Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill.It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?

Trump talks about the Charlottesville VA protest violence during his remarks before the signing of the VA Choice and Quality Employment Act. Trump spoke for approximately 10 mins but only used about 4 mins to address the violence at the protests in Charlottesville. He did not have any words of direct condemnation for the Alt Right and did not mention domestic terrorism at all. A reporter shouted a question about white nationalism as Trump attempted to leave the room as soon as possible, after his remarks, and he was reminded that he still had stay in the room to sign the bill.It has been reported that one person has died during the violence. Were Trumps statements enough to address the problems in Charlottesville?