The left wing group in Tifa doesn't even pretend to reject violence. They've regularly vandalized property and assaulted people they disagree with, and they've done it proudly on camera. Earlier this month, they showed up at a unite the right rally in Washington, but they couldn't find actual fascists to hit the attack the press instead. And yet, amazingly, in a remarkable display of both dumbness and masochism, the media still defend them. According to CNN, criticizing Tifa is racist. And let me be confusing to you since most of its members seem to be white. On the other hand, they wear black clothing. Watch. Let's be clear also about what's going on here. The theme here is, I'm Donald Trump and I'll protect you from the scary black people. Tifa is widely perceived as an African-American organization. This is about black versus white. This is about Donald Trump's appeal to racism. But wait, you really want to defend Tifa, aren't they committed to violence? Well, yes, CNN conceives his heart to deny that because it's on tape, but they mean well. Shall lay off. It says it right in the name, Antifa, Antifascism, which is what they were there fighting. Listen, there's no organization that's perfect. There was some violence. No one condones a violence, but there were different reasons for Antifa and for these neo-Nazis to be there. One, racist fascists. The other group fighting racist fascists. There is a fascist. There's a distinction there. So there you have it. According to CNN, Antifa is a civil rights organization and you have to be a monster to criticize them. We decided to ask Antifa what they think about being defended by corporate media. That's not easy to do, by the way. Antifa doesn't have headquarters or a former leadership. A lot of its members wear ski masks and don't want to come on camera. But we did find Scott Crowe. He wants organized events for Antifa that he joins us tonight. Scott, do you think it's racist to criticize Antifa? It seems like a pretty white group to me, at least from the pictures. I think there's a reason to critique anything that's happening. But the thing is, you're conflating people who are trying to stop people who are calling for genocide and the murder of a wholesale murder of huge populations of people. Or grints, women, calling for rape. And so these people want to stop that physically in some instances. But largely behind the scenes. I mean, there's more fascists that wear red ties and blue suits and white shirts on board rooms and on TV shows and everything. Then there are people on the streets. They just confront fascism and neo-Nazis where they're at. If neo-Nazis come to the street, then Antifa shows up there and you fascists what they're doing. Well, I'm actually in agreement with you. I think there are a lot of authoritarians anyway who wear suits and ties, for sure. I see them every day in your wash. Absolutely. But I guess the problem that I have is that Antifa reserves for itself the right to hurt people and destroy property on the basis of its judgment about those people. So if I said, I think, Scott Crow, you're a fascist and I burn your house down. You'd say, you know, you're not allowed to burn my house down. It's not up to you to decide whether I'm a fascist or not, wouldn't you? But what about the people who are killing people or who are calling for killing people? What about the people who are actually engaged in it who are pulling guns on people who have been murdered in the neo-Nazis, the alt-right, the three percenters who have done these things, who have planned huge bombings and stuff? What do we do about that? I think they should be in jail. Can you explain this? This should be in jail. This should be in jail. You as an American. Do you think America is for everybody, right? You agree with America's for everybody. Of course. I think it's for every American. Not everybody in the world. Not about, okay, so immigrants or any other group of people that gets marginalized for any reason because of just who they are. They're ethnicity. They're race or they're origin where they're born. Okay. If people are calling to kill for them, do you think that you would not stop that? If somebody was coming to kill you because you're a white guy. You know your hospital. Hold on. We have actually a pretty functional legal system and if you heard people, a lot of people have been arrested because in Tifa is the main perpetrator of violence in these events, I'm for that. I'm for anybody committing violence being arrested. But let me just, I want to get back to the core question. Do you think of in Tifa as a civil rights group, an African-American group? We just heard from CNN that criticizing you was racist because you're black, but you don't seem black. Well, I mean, they're pundits. They're idiots, just like any other TV show, right? They have their opinion about that. Now you're on to something. Okay. Now we're speaking the same language. But the thing is, but I would say the same for you. I mean, you've, you've, you've not an idiot. You may disagree with me. I'm not stupid. No, but that's true, right? But you've had people on about Antifa many times and you have not addressed this at all. You keep acting like it's an organization or it's all these things. It's an idea. It's a set of ideas that has been rooted in this. And if, if anti-fascist didn't rise up to stop Holocaust, it would have been worse. If anti-fascist didn't rise up in Spain and that's already stopped. I thought that you were going to stop the Holocaust, but whatever. I don't want to quibble over the details. Look, I mean, I guess the point is, and I'll just stop in this, give me the one more answer. Does it bother you when people unilaterally decide they get to hurt other people because they don't like their politics? Do you want to live in that country? That's a red herring question. And that's a question that you're baiting me. That's not even real. If that's a real question, of course, it's a real question. That's what Antifa is doing. If I get up and say, I don't think we need more immigration. Can you hit me in the face with a bike lock? No. Right? So the 73-year-old woman who said, I may be in a wheelchair, but I can get up and punch a Nazi who is practicing everyday anti-fascism. I mean, does that mean that you are for fascism? You think that people who are not just want to exclude people from this country, but actually want to murder them wholesale or put them in constant care. Can you get murdering any of them? There is a murder in the North. Is that the murder that you're promoting? I'm against murder. I'm against killing. I'm against aversion. Yes, I am. But strongly. Look, we're out of time. I'm sorry. Scott, I appreciate your coming on. I hope you will come back. I will give you a fair hearing as you just saw. So thank you for doing that. We've got new information tonight on an off-grid, extremist compound in America. Not a lot of coverage of the story. It's interesting. We've got details. Stay tuned.