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This video, taken Saturday of the crowds on Boston Common shows the disparity in size between the right-wing "Free Speech" demonstrators assembled versus the tens of thousands of counter-protesters who turned out to show their resistance to white supremacy and the administration of President Donald Trump.

Nationally syndicated political columnist Connie Schultz told Joy Reid on Saturday that she is never surprised when President Donald Trump says and tweets horrible things.

Historian Jonathan Horn -- author of The Man Who Would Not Be Washington, a biography of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee -- told CNN on Saturday that Lee himself was opposed to war memorials because "communities move on quicker from sectional strife" if there aren't reminders around.

Trump booster Ben Ferguson -- no relation to this reporter -- got called out on CNN for his ridiculously "low bar" for President Donald Trump and his response to the march in Boston on Saturday.

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) erupted into cheers when they heard the news that President Donald Trump's White House has parted ways with chief White House political strategist Stephen K. Bannon.

On Friday, Keith Olbermann revived a 1973 column by satirist Art Buchwald called "Handy Excuses for Nixon Backers" which gave a list of rote responses supporters of Richard Nixon could use to deflect pointed questions about the Watergate scandal.

A 21-year-old Honeoye Falls, NY man was outed as a white supremacist after photos of him marching in Charlottesville, VA circulated online.

Most of the world first encountered neo-Nazi and proud racist Chris Cantwell on Wednesday when viral video of him crying and coming unglued over an arrest warrant that might or might not have been taken out on him in Charlottesville, VA.

In a Wednesday interview with Howard Stern, late night TV pioneer and retired "Late Show" host David Letterman said that President Donald Trump's election has been an "experiment" that has failed and that now "it's time to go."

The owner of a bar in Kalamazoo, MI is upset over a public backlash against pro-Nazi posts he placed on social media but now dismisses as a "bad joke."

President Donald Trump followed up his early morning tweet storm on Thursday by lamenting that Confederate statues are being taken down all across the U.S. and saying it's "sad."

President Donald Trump is claiming he dissolved two councils of CEOs after multiple CEOs resigned from one panel and the other chose to disband altogether.