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Buzzfeed Exposes Breitbart’s Neo-Nazi Roots (TYT Video)

contributors 10/07/2017

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Brett Erlich, Nando Vila and Hannah Cranston | (The Young Turks Video) | – –

Steve Bannon insists that there’s “no room” for neo-nazi’s and white supremacists in the alt-right movement, Buzzfeed just called bullshit. Brett Erlich, Nando Vila and Hannah Cranston discuss on The Young Turks.

After a white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville ended in a killing last August, Steve Bannon insisted that “there’s no room in American society” for neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and the KKK. But throughout the 2016 presidential campaign under Bannon’s leadership Breitbart cultivated the alt-right — the insurgent, racist far right-wing movement that helped sweep Donald Trump to power. The former White House chief strategist admitted that he wanted Breitbart to be “the platform for the alt-right.

The Young Turks: “Buzzfeed Exposes Breitbart’s Neo-Nazi Roots”

Filed Under: African-Americans, Arab Americans, Asian-Americans, Domestic Terrorism, Far Right, Immigration, Iranian-Americans, Latinos, racism, Steve Bannon, White Supremacists

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