Hundreds of protesters have gathered in Florida to campaign against a
speech by white nationalist Richard Spencer.
Florida's governor declared a state of emergency ahead of the event
and extra police were drafted in.
The protests were larger peaceful, but came two months after far-right
clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia led to the death of an anti-hate
campaigner.
US correspondent Nick Harper says Florida's protest turned out to be
bigger than anticipated.
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US correspondent Nick Harper says Spencer competed with protesters as
he gave his speech.
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