NEWSProtesters, white nationalists clash outside Spencer speech at MSU"Your plan failed, just like in Charlottesville," shouts Gregory Conte, a Spencer ally and director of operations at the National Policy Institute, as protesters clash with Spencer sympathizers outside the MSU Pavilion in East Lansing on Monday, March 5, 2018, before white supremacist Richard Spencer speaks.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsAn ANTIFA sympathizer attacks white nationalist Matthew Heimbach with a spiked "knuckle duster" as Heimbach attempts to enter the MSU Pavilion for Richard Spencer's speech.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsAn anti-Richard Spencer protestor, left, clashes with a white nationalist. A group of Spencer sympathizers were trying to make their way to the MSU Pavilion and the protestors were trying to stop them on Michigan State University's campus in East Lansing on Monday, March 5, 2018.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPolice form a perimeter outside the MSU Pavilion in East Lansing.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsGuests show tickets to police before being escorted past protesters outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsGuests with tickets are escorted past protesters outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsProtesters clash with Spencer sympathizers (right side) outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsProtesters clash with Spencer sympathizers (right side) outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsSpencer sympathizers (right side) are pushed back by police.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsA pro-Spencer member of the white-supremacist TWP, wearing the four pronged pitchfork on his armband, clashes with protesters outside the Richard Spencer speech.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsAn anti-Spencer protester is arrested and loaded into a police vehicle for transport to jail.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsAn anti-Spencer protester in a kilt is arrested and loaded into a police van.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsMatthew Heimbach, top, leader of the white nationalist Traditional Workers Party tackles a Richard Spencer protester.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsMatthew Heimbach, top, leader of the white nationalist Traditional Workers Party, throws a protester to the ground.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsWhite nationalist Richard Spencer speaks to a small group of people inside the Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education at Michigan State University.Jack Nissen, Special To The Detroit NewsWhite nationalist Richard Spencer speaks inside the mostly empty Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education at Michigan State University on Monday, March 5, 2018.Jack Nissen, Special To The Detroit NewsA protester taunts a line of police officers in riot gear.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsA protester, left, taunts a Spencer sympathizer trying to get into Spencer's speech.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsA protestor taunts police as violence erupts outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsProtesters get arrested for blocking a police vehicle outside the MSU Pavilion before Spencer's speech.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsA protester is arrested and carried away for blocking a police vehicle outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsProtesters, left, clash with Spencer sympathizers, right side, outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPolice separate protesters from the MSU Pavilion before white supremacist Richard Spencer speaks in East Lansing on Monday, March 5, 2018.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsProtesters demonstrate with a paper-mache caricature of white supremacist Richard Spencer before his scheduled speech in East Lansing.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPeople demonstrate with a burned U.S. flag.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsMichigan State Police officers on bicycles help separate protesters from the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPeople carry anti-Nazi signs outside the MSU Pavilion before Richard Spencer's arrival.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPeople opposed to white supremacist Richard Spencer's appearance wait for his arrival at MSU.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsPeople demonstrate with a burned U.S. flag outside the MSU Pavilion.Dale G. Young, The Detroit News