>> There is now leaked audio that purports to catch white supremacist Richard Spencer
in the middle of a racist tirade, which isn't so surprising.
I mean, I would imagine he goes on racist tirades on a regular basis, but the person
who leaked the audio was a one-time friend, Milo Yiannopoulos.
Now, just to give you context into the rant you're about to hear, it was following the
hate protest in Charlottesville, Virginia where white supremacists were marching with
tiki torches chanting things like the Jews will not replace us.
There were counter protesters there and, as we all know, Heather Heyer, one of the counter
protesters, was run over by a white supremacist and she died as a result.
Now after that, understandably Charlottesville, Virginia would want to have some restrictions
on the types of demonstrations that are allowed, and Richard Spencer was very upset about that.
And you're about to hear just how upset in this next clip.
>> Coming back here like a hundred times.
I am so mad.
I am so mad at these people.
They don't do this to me.
We are gonna ritualistically humiliate them.
I am coming back here every weekend if I have to.
Like this is never over.
I win.
They lose.
That's how the world works.
They get ruled by people like me.
Little, my ancestors enslaved those pieces.
I rule the world.
Those pieces of get ruled by people like me.
They look up and see a face like mine looking down at them.
That's how the world works.
We are gonna destroy this town.
>> There are so many racial slurs that there is long bouts of silence.
>> There are so many.
We were learning new racial slurs out there, okay, as a group from this.
Like, what?
>> Yeah, there were some words in there, which I'm not gonna repeat, that I had never even
heard of, right?
>> And let me tell you this, David Duke did not walk so you two could run and snitch on
each other.
What is this movement?
>> My God.
>> You know what I'm saying?
What is this movement?
>> Maybe Milo had an awakening.
First of all, after hearing anyone engage in that type of rant, would you follow that
guy?
>> No.
>> Right?
He's having a full blow meltdown, which makes it abundantly clear that he is so insecure
and he feels powerless because he is powerless because he's trash and he's angry and lashing
out at everyone else.
Someone died as a result of your hate protest, right?
Your hate march.
>> Yeah.
>> And he is more upset about not being able to carry out these hate marches in the future
as opposed to the fact that an innocent person, who was simply counter-protesting, was run
over and killed.
>> And just that murder, it's so awful because not only did someone die, someone was killed,
but someone was so full of hate and rage that they actually drove their car through a crowd
of people.
You know what I mean?
That is, yeah.
>> Is this gets confirmed however way they can possibly do that again, these are guys
who wear red hats.
This guy supports the president.
This is the guy the president then said there's good people on both sides.
The president was endorsing people like this.
This was from Charlottesville that Trump said that after Heather Heyer was murdered.
So when you get people that are gonna confirm these types of folks and then you say, hey,
I don't know why every white supremacist happens to be a Republican supporter you can no longer
shake it.
So as this comes out the question then becomes, hey, do you guys support this kind of rhetoric?
Because he supports you, you can't divorce the two.
You guys have already endorsed each other.
Now you have to answer for it.
Or go ahead and denounce and reject, get yourself away from it, and tell us how many different
ways you don't agree with him.
Because he kind of halfway said, yeah, I don't really endorse white supremacists.
I just said in a roundabout way how they're okay because they have a reason to be mad.
>> Who, Trump?
>> Yeah.
>> Is this the reason to be mad?
>> No, can I just say the people who make excuses, cuz Donald Trump said there's very
fine people on both sides, on both sides.
And then people are like, no, no, he's not referring to the hate march.
He's referring to people who were motivated to participate because they wanted to protect
the Confederate statues.
Yeah, none of those people are good people, okay?
If you're one of those individuals who thinks that it makes sense to have Confederate statues
on public land, yeah, you're part of the problem.
I don't consider you good people, okay?
And he defended them in the context of that hate march.
So don't play this game, of, no, no, that's not what he meant.
That is exactly what he meant and he has said far worse following that hate march.
>> Yeah, that is exactly what he meant and that's exactly what many of his actions over
the past few decades have meant.
>> Yeah.
>> Long before he was president, this is who he is, these are his people.
>> He allowed children, migrant children, to die, in some cases surrounded by their
own vomit in cages, okay?
He is trash.
He is a hateful person.
He is a racist himself.
So I don't understand anyone who thinks, no, we're gonna defend him.
That's not what he meant when he said there are very fine people on both sides.
We know exactly what he meant.
It's complete and utter nonsense when people try to defend him like that.
But more importantly, you're right, I mean, there is a reason why people like Richard
Spencer gravitate towards someone like Donald Trump.
Donald Trump is very clear in his hatred for the powerless, for the disenfranchised, there's
no questions.
>> Three small things, so with Milo exposing him like this, apparently.
I mean, again, I'm looking for confirmation it's him, I believe it.
But once guys like Milo finally start getting thrown off all these platforms to spread their
hate and make money off of it they get desperate.
They're like, I'm gonna start exposing all of my criminals with me too.
Yeah, you guys that said all these horrible things behind closed doors, I've got it on
tape, because that's what happens with bad people.
They start cutting each other's throats and start saying, hey, if I'm going down, you're
going down too.
Sounds like a gang of criminals that just got busted and they're holed up in their hideout,
and now they've gotta start throwing people out the window.
>> And most people have to start taking a stand again.
So it's like more organizations, more platforms have to start taking a stand against all of
this, all of this behavior.
Because the problem is normalizing it, and normalizing it by this argument that, we have
to hear them out.
They represent a big part of the country.
They represent the beginning of this country.
>> Yeah.
>> We've been there, we got it, we understand it.
If we start being honest about it then we won't have to have Richard Spencer on a national
network program speaking because he's not in a hood, he is in a suit.
It's a weird funny looking suit too.
But I just wish we would be, not just as a whole, media in general would be more honest
about who these people are and stop giving them platforms.
Nobody needs to hear from this man.
Nobody needs to hear from Milo.
Nobody needs to hear from any of these people.
>> I will say, though, Milo had a little bit of a meltdown because he's having a tough
time paying his bills.
Aw, I mean I remember the RNC, I remember him walking, you were there, JR.
He had his sunglasses on inside.
He had a posse with him in radio row going from one news organization to another, everyone
was desperate to interview him and talk to him.
I mean, and I remember thinking to myself, my God, this is the type of country that rewards
bad people and bad behavior.
This is a big celebrity right now.
So nothing made me happier than to see his demise because that's exactly what he deserved,
right?
He made a career out of harassing and terrorizing people of color on social media.
That was how he got deplatformed on Twitter.
That's exactly what he deserved.
He's no victim.
He made his bed he gets to sleep in it.