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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) on Sunday called on the FBI to investigate violent clashes related to the right-wing "Proud Boys" group.
In a statement, Cuomo accused President Trump
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"In the end, I hold the president accountable for demonizing differences, stirring up the flames of racism and division and creating a fire of hate and violence," Cuomo said.
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"These despicable acts of racism, division and discrimination are contrary to American values and have no place in our state," he added.
Three men were arrested Friday for assault and theft after a speech by Proud Boys' founder, Gavin McInnes.
The New York Police Department investigates.
Cuomo also asked the hate crimes unit of the state police to share information and resources with the NYPD and the FBI.
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