On Sunday, horrible white nationalists rallied at the California State Capitol over in Sacramento,

in a show of support, they said, for Donald Trump. There, they were confronted by hundreds

of leftist counter-protesters who proceeded to attack the white nationalists with rocks and sticks

and bottles. They even assaulted a reporter to get things started. The battle ended with 10 people

injured, including seven people stabbed.

The media reported all of this as an even-handed clash. Here's the Sacramento B's headline,

for example. A rally by a small group of neo-Nazi demonstrators at the state capital on Sunday erupted into violent clashes with protesters. Who initiated the violence? How did it erupt? You can't tell.

Here's the LA Times. What violence

began almost immediately, authorities and witnesses said. Again, who started it? Who knows? The press do.

They just don't want to report it properly. Here's what the Sacramento B itself reported,

buried several paragraphs down. Quote, the first sign of violence came just before 11 a.m.

When KCR reporter,

Mike Lurie and his cameraman, were caught in an altercation with anti-fascist protesters

shouting no cameras and demanding they leave. Let's pause that for just a second. That's hilarious.

Okay, they were confronted by anti-fascist protesters shouting no cameras and demanding

they leave. The report continued, quote,

We're not causing the problem. Your religion people are causing the problem. Lurie told the

crowd before someone knocked his mic from his hand and others tried to grab the camera.

These are the anti-fascist protesters. The pair were eventually shoved out of the crowd

and crossed the street away from the protesters. Damien Osborne, a Sacramento community activist

who came out to join the anti-Nazi protesters Sunday, said more trouble erupted about 1120 a.m. When a neo-Nazi with a stick, a sign, and a shirt with a swastika, and the words white power approached the crowd. Quote, he dodged a bottle, and then a rock, and then someone broke a rock over his back, said Osborne 26.

The organizer said, stop, let him speak.

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