Harvard may be facing a lawsuit from a man who was assaulted after attending an event of a speaker who advocates preemptive violence against political opponents.

After the Nov. 18 'Rally for the Republic,' organizers reflect on their successes and shortcomings.

After leaving the Boston Common, attendees of the Nov. 18, 2017 'Rally for the Republic' marched to the state house to demonstrate while police locked down the streets barring anyone from getting near enough to talk or listen to the group's message.

Breaking: On the march from the state house back to their transportation, Rally for the Republic attendees engage in civil discourse with a communist.

Mark Sahady and Rinaldo del Gallo discuss the last minute hearing for an injunction against the City of Boston denial of a permit as well as the restrictions targeting their group as they enter the Boston Common.

On Nov. 18, 2017 Resist Marxism hosted the "Rally for the Republic" at the Boston Common bandstand. The Boston police were out in full force in attempts to ensure the safety and first amendment rights of the rally attendees.

Photos from the rally show an enormous, costly police presence to secure the safety and first amendment rights of rally attendees. This unfortunately came at the cost of other constitutional rights for many at the Boston Common. This for a rally to celebrate America, which the media and the mayor portrayed was a white supremacy, hate rally inciting violence.

Photos from the rally show an enormous, costly police presence to secure the safety and first amendment rights of rally attendees. This unfortunately came at the cost of other constitutional rights for many at the Boston Common. This for a rally to celebrate America, which the media and the mayor portrayed was a white supremacy, hate rally inciting violence.

Photos from the rally show an enormous, costly police presence to secure the safety and first amendment rights of rally attendees. This unfortunately came at the cost of other constitutional rights for many at the Boston Common. This for a rally to celebrate America, which the media and the mayor portrayed was a white supremacy, hate rally inciting violence.

Resist Marxism's "Rally for the Republic" is now facing demonstrations by leftist groups intent on portraying the conservative group as violent, racists.

Patriot group 'Resist Marxism' reminiscent of the Brave 300 Spartans who stood before the hordes of Xerxes as they withstand what can be best described as a Marxist onslaught of intimidation, violence, and propaganda.