James Fields

Former NBC News reporter Mary Emily O'Hara says she "had exclusive interviews with medics who said state police forced them to stop working on [Heather Heyer] after the crash" -- and they believed that they could have saver otherwise. Her news story was "canceled" by her employer.

Augustus Invictus, Esq. from the Law Office of Augustus Invictus, P.A. joins Henrik to talk about some of the most significant legal cases that have been intended to target nationalists who are opposed to globalization. We talk about the Rise Above Movement, James Fields, Matthew Hale and many others. We frame the discussion with what happened at Charlottesville as an example of an entrapment campaign against right wing activists by city and state police, together with the intelligence services.

The jury in the case against James Fields found him 'guilty' of premeditated first-degree murder and recommended a life sentence plus 419 years

James Alex Fields' murder trial has begun in Charlottesville. We try to get to the root of what really happened to Fields and why he drove his car into the crowd after the "Unite The Right" rally in August 2017. AltRight Truth joins Henrik to talk about his independent research and analysis of the available material.
A video version of this show is available here.

A number of state legislatures have considered bills that shield drivers from liability if they run over protesters, who are “obstructing” traffic.
These anti-protest bills from Republican lawmakers reflect a political climate in which far-right activists increasingly find it permissible to mow down Black Lives Matter protesters and other anti-racist demonstrators.