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'Death of a Nation': Dinesh D’Souza Accuses Dems of Running Urban 'Plantation' for Minorities

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WASHINGTON – After a pardon from President Donald Trump, conservative filmmaker and commentator Dinesh D’Souza is out with a new movie that paints a provocative picture of Democrats and liberals.

“Death of a Nation” opened this past weekend in theaters across the country. In the film, D’Souza argues that from its beginning, the Democratic Party has been the party of fascism and racism.

“A new political party started in 1828, the Democratic Party, to defend, protect and preserve the plantation,” D’Souza told CBN’s Jenna Browder. “Now, the question is, where is the plantation today?”

D’Souza claims it’s in America’s inner-cities and poor communities where people are dependent on Democratic policies and handouts.

“They’ve created this system of intergenerational dependency,” D’Souza explained. “It’s now a multiracial plantation. It’s black, it’s brown, it’s yellow, but it’s still there and the same party is running it.”

D’Souza also argues that Democrats' main target now is President Trump. 

“Lincoln was elected to unite a country and stop slavery. Democrats smeared him, went to war against him, assassinated him. Now, their target is Trump,” the official movie trailer says. 

Trump pardoned D’Souza in May for campaign finance fraud. Many conservatives thought he was unfairly targeted by the Obama administration after he made the 2013 movie, “2016: Obama’s America” that was critical of former President Barack Obama. 

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Jenna Browder co-hosts Faith Nation and is a network correspondent for CBN News. She has interviewed many prominent national figures from both sides of the political aisle, including presidents, cabinet secretaries, lawmakers, and other high-ranking officials. Jenna grew up in the small mountain town of Gunnison, Colorado and graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where she studied journalism. Her first TV jobs were at CBS affiliates in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Monroe, Louisiana where she anchored the nightly news. She came to Washington, D.C. in 2016. Getting to cover that year's