The group claimed it had no connection to the Capitol attacks, but the statements of its leader, Louis Farrakhan, are full of hate.

Numerous Democrats in high positions have some ties to the notorious hate preacher, a figure followed by the Capitol attacker.

Facebook removed the Capitol attacker's posts from view, but some of them were captured. Their contents are disturbing.

Sources described Green as a 'lone wolf' who identified himself as a Nation of Islam follower on Facebook, according to Fox News.

A police officer has died after a man rammed a car into two officers outside the Capitol and then emerged wielding a knife.

A campaign ad for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden features the rapper Jeezy, a supporter of Louis Farrakhan.

Philadelphia Eagles star Malik Jackson described the anti-Semitic Louis Farrakhan as 'honorable' in a since-deleted social media post.

He also slammed a potential coronavirus vaccine.

The Rev. Remus Wright thanked 'the brothers from the Nation of Islam, which did such a wonderful job' as he addressed funeral attendees.

When they identified the Nation of Islam's Louis Farrakhan as a right-winger, that was bad. They somehow managed to go lower, however.