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Scott Baio spreading Charlottesville conspiracy theories
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!["A group of white supremacists broke through our line with shields," Wispelwey said. "Some of them were screaming and spitting slurs las they] physically shoved clergy aside with their shields." Clergy rearranged their positions to trv and hold off another wave of white nationalists. But when the "the alt-right instigated their violence" down the street against counter-protesters, a group of Antifa intervened. The clergy took moment as a chance to disperse. "That's when Antifa saved our lives," he said](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/288/638/d63.jpg "Antifa protected Clergy during rally")
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2017 Unite the Right Rally - Scott Baio spreading Charlottesville conspiracy theories
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