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Craig Cobb's attempted takeover of Leith, ND caught the attention of two Brooklyn filmmakers who spent nearly a week in the small town shooting a documentary titled 'Leith, ND' detailing known white supremacist's attempt at turning the tiny town into a 'white enclave'. In an exclusive interview, Mike Nichols and Chris Walker of No Weather Productions sat down with us to discuss their project and t

Although Craig Cobb's attempted takeover of Leith, ND is reportedly over, his story is still a hot topic in the area. While the state of North Dakota is no stranger to his attempt to turn Leith into a 'white enclave', a new short film may turn heads and shine the national spotlight on the sleepy little town of 16 residents.

In the story that will not go away, attorneys for jailed white separatists Craig Cobb and Kynan Dutton are asking for reduced bond for their clients. The two have been jailed for two months on seven charges of terrorizing the people of Leith.

Anyone living in North Dakota has undoubtedly heard of self-proclaimed white supremacist Craig Cobb's attempted takeover of the small town of Leith, ND. Now, the girlfriend of one of Cobb's associates says the movement is done.

In a moment that represents the very definition of karma, self-described white supremacist Craig Cobb, the man who is attempting to take over the sleepy little town of Leith, ND and turn in into a 'white enclave,' was given the shock of his life when he found out there was statistical evidence of African descent in his blood.

I took a road trip to Elgin this past week and if you are familiar with Grant County you know that you pass Leith on the way. I usually just drive by but because of all the press Leith has been getting due to Craig Cobb and the white supremacist movement I decided to drive through.

Craig Cobb says he's not leaving Leith - so concerned residents from the small town and surrounding  communities met to discuss options.

Craig Cobb says he's not leaving Leith - so concerned residents from the small town and surrounding  communities met to discuss options.