go back to africa. go back to africa. this go back thing has been going on a very long time. and just to be clear as a ninth generation american i never been to africa, okay. but i knew has a child that was not the poip. he was saying there was something about me that was fundamentally otmar permanently unacceptable and unwell nol not because of anything i had done but simply because of how much light my skin absorbs. we also know this controversy is not about the women criticizing america too much. president trump has never told any of his white critics to go back anywhere. bernie sanders is a son an immigrant who criticizes ds the united states non-stop. under obama trump criticized the united states to no end, even called us the laughing stock of

. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best possible continent they can for africa. africans i believe will be ha y happiest not living in society like ours. >> you place so much weight on the fact that is sudden group of people and ancestors spent a lot of time in the sun, their skin is darker. >> do you really think that blacks and whites are basically identical twins separated at birth that they are replaceable? >> taylor believes that non-whites have made america worse. >> why are hispanics not okay? >> they are europeans. >> spaniards are europeans. the people who are qualified, they can come from guatemala or mexico, their genetically and visually different from the europeans. >> so in the 19 century, people fought with the jews of different race. >> are they the same race? >> eastern european jews, they dressed in odd ways and behaved in odd ways. they were clearly aliens. >> some jews are white as what taylor said. >> there were some that did not look like jews at all. >> racism can become confusing. >> i want to know who is "we" and "they." >> let's try one

when you are a young person growing up, "go back to africa, go back to africa, go back to africa." >> i tried to convey that last night. please, help me. >> this is something that is a traumatic thing. sometimes the first time you realize you're different from other kids when they bring that thing out. it's not the same as saying go back to new york or go back across the street. it's not even remotely the same. young guy. super trump supporter. has been outspoken. has met the president even. this buckled his knees, he said that "go back" comment, it buckled his knees. i thought that was interesting. the other thing i thought was interesting, the older white gentleman who supported trump had voted for obama twice. he's going to vote for him again. >> he said he's leaning that way. but he's not sure. >> but, again, the economic success is something that is -- i asked him, you know, off camera, why did you switch? did you really love trump that much? i was trying to throw a monkey wrench at the democrats. i thought they were not doing the right thing to help us move forward. so, listen,

. >> i got to tell you, i was surprised because when i was growing up, people would say go back to africa. it was the oldest and unoriginal, it's surprising to hear it come from the president of the united states. >> absolutely. >> joe biden released this plan. he's calling for new subsidies to make obamacare coverage cheaper. he's calling for a new public option with a medicare-like program. you don't agree with this approach. why is that, senator? >> i don't agree for a couple reasons. the time is now where we have to do what every other major country is doing. the most cost effective way is through a medicare for all single-payer program. the system that joe and others are trying to prop up is the most wasteful, bureaucratic, and expensive system on earth. we have 80 million people, don, who are uninsured or underinsured, yet we end up spending almost two times as much per capita on health care as do the people of any other country. the function of health care in america today is to make billions in profits for the drug companies and the insurance companies. we need a health care syste

. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best continent they can for africans. africans, i believe, will be happiest not living in a society like ours. >> i think that you place so much weight on the fact that a certain group of people's ancestors spent more time in the sun than another group. so their skin is darker. >> do you really think, do you really think that blacks and whites are basically identical twins separated at birth, that they are generally replaceable? >> he believes that non-whites have made america worse. why are hispanics not okay? they are european. >> spaniards are europeans, but the people who qualify for hispanic, they can come from honduras, guatemala or mexico. they're genetically and physically different from europeans. >> so in the 19th century, people thought of jews as a separate race. are jews the same race? >> jews are a subrace of whites, as far as i can tell. jews of eastern europe dressed in odd ways, behaved in odd ways. they were clearly alien. >> apparently, some jews are white. >> there are many ashkenazi jews who do not lo

. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best possible continent they can for africans. africans, i believe, will be happiest not living in a society like ours. >> i think that you place so much weight on the fact that a certain group of people's ancestors spent more time in the sun than another group. their skin is darker. >> do you think that blacks and whites are basically identical twins separated at birth, that they are replaceable? >> he believes that non-whites have made america worse. why are hispanics not okay? they are european. >> the people who qualify as hispanic can come from honduras, guatemala. they are genetically and physically different from europe europeans. >> people thought of jews are a separate race. >> they are a sub-race of races. they dressed in odd ways. they behaved in odd ways. they were alien. >> apparently, some jews are white. >> there are many jews that do not look jewish at all. they have lived among europeans for a long time. >> racism can become confusing. who is we and who is they? >> almost never is there any confusion as to what ra

and i would say i have never been to africa. i have only been to louisiana which is where i am from. i can't believe this weekend when i read that and i said the president of the united states is basically telling people to go back to africa and all of my 50 something odd years on this earth, i never would have thought i hear it coming from the president or seen it written from the president. it is just unfathomable. if people does not believe it is racist or they don't know what it meant. >> or they don't want to own the reality. >> there are so much disappointment to go around to hear somebody come on, i don't want to put it on shields or any of these guys. you got stuff on the other side, you guys continue call it out the same way. >> i can't deal with that. >> sometimes it is true in politics. sometimes you know you got to pick your outrage. >> there is always another side. >> that's right. >> hold on, hold on, you can point to something else. >> yes. >> you can always point to something else. but as you like to say. there i

go back to africa. go back to africa. i am a ninth generation american. when i was a kid i never went to africa. i got hit with that. no matter what you do. no matter who you are. you are never going to be fully accepted here. for the president to kind of back in to that is really, really despicable. when the young democratic congresswomen and especially omar backed into anti-jewish troves, she recognized she did that and backed up. she is working with jewish leadership to get the train back on track. i don't see president trump if this is accidental making any acknowledgment. >> are you surprised how well his racist rhetoric and anti-immigrant ideas have resonated with a wide group of americans. >> you look at france. we could be in a situation similar. there is something happening throughout the west where large sections of mostly white population have enough anxiety that people can prey on them and be benefitted in the short-term. i think it is up to democrats to come forward with ideas that can unite us. there is a big danger right now that we overrea

. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best possible continent they can for africans. and africans, i believe, will be happiest not living in a society like ours. >> i think that you place so much weight on the fact that a certain group of people's ancestors spent a lot more time in the sun than an other group so their skin is darker. >> do you really think -- do you really think that blacks and whites are basically identical twins separated at birth? that they are really indistinguishable and replaceable? in other words -- >> taylor believes that nonwhites have made america worse. >> why are hispanics not okay? they are european. >> spaniards are europeans, but the people who qualify as hispanic, they can come from honduras or guatemala or mexico. they're genetically and visually and physically different from europeans. >> so in the 19th century, people thought of jews as a separate race. are jews the same race? >> jews are a subrace of whites, as far as i can tell. eastern europeans, they dressed in odd ways they behaved in odd ways. they were clearly alien. >> appar

from west africa to the gulf of mexico. 22 metric tons. that's equivalent to 12 double-decker buses. in small doses, it provides a lab at the for marine life. but when it accumulates on the shorelines, that's when it's a mess and hard to clean up. what's causing the problem? there's two different inputs. there's upwelling or an overturn of ocean that's happening. but the human track, is back to the amazon river. there's deforestation, and the fertilizers. the runoff from the heavy rainfall, moving into the amazon river. that goes into the ocean. that's providing a nutrient tree point. that's the algae bloom and the explode. it only takes an action in the wind currents or the popular beaches. >> they rely on tourism. and some of the people in miami are worried about their property values at this point. >> it's in their best interest to clean this up and solve this problem. >>> the day's top stories are just ahead. >> we'll be back and continue to monitor what's happening in hong kong. we'll be back. termites. we're on the move. hey rick, al

people would say "go back to africa" and i'd say, well, you know what? i've never really been to africa. i've only bebeen to louisiana, which is where i'm from. people would say that all the time. i could not believe that this weekend when i read that and said the president of the united states is basically telling people to go back to africa. in all of my 50 some-odd years on this earth, i never would have thought i'd hear that coming from the president or see it written by the president. well, he actually said it today. hear it coming from the president of the united states. it's just unfathomable. and if you -- if people don't believe it's racist when he does it then they don't know what racism is. >> or they just don't want to own the reality. >> yeah. >> there is so much disappointment to go around here. i mean, to hear somebody come on -- i don't want to just put it on shields. you can replace him with anyone, shields, cortez, any of them. to say, well, you got stuff on the other side. you don't call it out the same way. >> always pointing out thin

what are you talking about, i've never been to africa. when there's a hate crime, often right before the shot is fired, right before the punch is thrown, go back where you came from. this is very chilling stuff, this is very dangerous stuff. the republican party behind closed doors -- i hope he keeps backing up off of this, if he doesn't, we're in big trouble. >> this harkins back to other times in american history, this appeal to emotion rather than rational arguments. george wallace, joseph mccarthy. but the president's supporters say this isn't about race, this is about policy. >> i mean, it's just a lot, it's not true. listen, when you say go back to the crime infested country that you came from, and three of the four people are from the another of america, that is about race. he never said that about bernie sanders, he's never said that about any white critic in the country. including his own white self. trump himself has been the biggest critic of the united states of anybody. nobody would say to him, go back to where you came from,

trying to ship free blacks bob to liberia and africa. we had a no-new york party that was -- millard fillmore was a member. one can go on and document this in u.s. history, but we thought when joe mccarthy got destroyed in the 1950s and george wallace sort of dissent greated that maybe we had gotten this -- and but birtherism has led to this kind of send them back rhetoric of the president. it's a dark stain on you're national character. one -- there was defending saying slaves we are well cared for. is there a difference between what wilson's comments were and using race to get yourself elected? he knew how to raise the race card, and he was doing it around the kkk there. as you know, with your david duke interview, when you asked president trump about it, a lot of these groups adore donald trump, and he refuses to distance himself from it. we saw it this week with the fame out defeat insurgence the so-called squad. the fact that a president is doing this is just mind-boggling. donald trump is our much are president, and it's awful late

people would say things like, go back to africa. my people are from virginia. what are you talking about? we wouldn't even know where to go. so there is also to what maria was saying, it is -- there's an ignorance, but there's also, there's an historical thread here, right, this sort of go back where you came from that we've heard over and over -- >> like somewhere other -- like from somewhere other or even the inference of. >> exactly. the last thing i would say is, i really would hope that these four women members of congress and all of us, i want to hear from the republican party. >> yeah. >> where are they? >> if you disagree with president trump, you need to speak out now. >> i spoke with a former member of congress, mia love, earlier who also placed blame on the freshmen for, you know, i guess not taking the high road was the best way she put it by saying they are in the muck, too, by all of the name-calling and in the talk of race and even singling out the nancy pelosi and accusing her of having a problem with people of color. but none of that helps. and

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great grand parents came from the west indies but obviously my family came here through slavery, from africa. we don't know exactly where. >> there you go. it's a good question, jim. >> it's america. >> that is exactly america. you are exactly right, my friend. thank you, ladies. we appreciate it. >>> a long time community leader and activist found dead in the trunk of a car in louisiana. the latest on this mysterious disturbing loss coming up. here's another reason to join t-mobile. do you like stranger things? sure you do. that's why netflix is on us. and here's another reason to join. bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. [ loud crash ] yeah. he'll figure it out. only pay for what you

and i would say i have never been to africa. i have only been to louisiana which is where i am from. i can't believe this weekend when i read that and i said the president

each of these trips, and i have been on many of these trips where you go to asia or africa, and each flight is counted. each trip will be six or seven different flights. i know most of the clinton circle. jeffrey epstein's not part of it. i have never met the guy. i have met most of the president's friends but all of this should come out. the new york da, he should answer questions about why he wasn't registered as what they call a level 3 sexual offender. the really striking thing for me, though, with this administration is there's no discussion at all about the underlying behavior. no one questions alex acosta's judgment in letting this guy go through. it's all about, well, will this look bad on the president, and i don't think someone like acosta would ever have been nominated by another president, if they had done vetting, but certainly wouldn't have lasted this long. i mean, the miami herald story has been out for months and months, and it hasn't bothered them. so that says something about their character. >> miami herald, by the way, has called on acosta to resign in an editori

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you monkey you go back to africa. this is not a joke. what are you going to do about it mr. president. >> you mentioned the masses. i'm going to play for you what the president said kind of his message to his supporters would be. because he was asked today what his message is to his supporters chanting that last night. let me play that for you. >> well, these are people that love our country. i want them to keep loving our country. and i think the congress women by the way should be more positive than they are. >> what do you say to that? >> i say to that if you love this country, then you love the diversity of it. you can't love america and not appreciate the greatness of this yes is based on this -- this influence and -- and the contributions of people from all over the world that came together to call this place home. so loving america does not mean that you exclude people. loving america means that you embrace in democracy. and, you know, i would say to anyone -- you have the right to support donald trump. if you think his policies are one that will move this country for

september 2014, why are we sending ill-trained soldiers to bring them back to africa. bring the plane to the u.s. obama is so stupid. infested, he says. so many people are crime-infested and bleeding concept. the president says about cummins, district. that no human would want to live there. you know who did, mr. president, i did. from the day i was brought home from the hospital, to the day i left college. and a lot of people still do. there are challenges. people are proud of their community. i don't want to sound self-righteous. people get up and go to work there. they love their children, who pledge allegiance to the flag. they are americans, sir. >> sometimes it's right and wrong, victor's point. >>> we'll be right back avenue the break. snool and it really shows. with all that usaa offers the. "oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. just stopping that irritation.... that burn that i get. i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the whole family. li

it journeyed all around the continent of africa, a startling route that took it into the gibraltar straits where the uk royal commandos seemed to have intercepted it. there is an interesting development in this in that the spanish foreign minister said that actual interception occurred because of a request from the united states. the u.s. hasn't commented directly yet at this point, but now we are in a situation where the iranian media is using words like taken hostage and the british are saying they intercepted it because it seemed to be en route to syria where it may have been about to deliver this oil, possibly fuel oil to a refinery that would violate eu sanctions against the syrian regime for their atrocities in the countries north. on top of that, too, the iranian government has stepped forward and said this was an iranian tanker. registered in panama but seems to be carrying some kind of iranian oil. that potentially could be in violation of u.s. sanctions against iran. so a lot going on here but really escalation yet again because the very surprising journey taken by the "grace 1"

the ship took off from the persian gulf 2 1/2 months ago when around the -- went around the coast of africa to get to the mediterranean. it switched its tracking beacon on and off. they've acted in a suspicious and erratic manner, but it is really kicking off tensions between brittain and iran. tensions between brittain and spain and raising questions about the real reason that this ship was interdicted. under e.u. sanctions against syria or because it was carrying iranian oil. dave? >> nic robertson reporting live from london. thank you. >>> disturbing and damning report about hate. an e.u. study found nearly half of young jews in europe have been subjected to anti-semetic talks. >> reporter: michelle, this is a really alarming study. as we've seen a rise in anti-semetic attacks in europe, they decided to survey more than 2700 young jews between the ages of 16 and 24. the results are depressing. they said 44% have experienced anti-semetic harassment. 41% said they've considered leaving europe because of anti-semetic fears and 45% have said they chose not to wear anything that's overtly jew

nuclear weaponry, though, is not under the purview of uplifting women along the ivory coast in africa. so what we see here is this convenient toggling between, well, when i'd like to be part of the historic photo op i'll say that i'm the first daughter and i can do whatever i want. but -- >> it's not that. it's not that. she is in the administration if he doesn't want criticism, if she wanted to use that excuse, then she should not be part of the administration. you can't say i'm the first daughter but also an adviser. you're an adviser to the president of the united states. you can't do what you want, especially when it comes to the public. you have to be held accountable. i've got to tell you that every time something like this happens, i always notice, oh, wow, this has to be a pr strategy because "the new york times" is reporting that ivanka trump spoke with her father this morning about the chanting. and you detailed in your piece that anonymously sourced reports like this often pop up to try to show that she's one of those moderating voices. that's a pr strategy. somebody is pla

in 1957, hazel bryan yelled at a little girl integrating into a school go back to africa. we just basically had the president of the united states say the same thing. there were times in the republican party that people would push back. there's no way john mccain wouldn't have said something about this, if he were alive today. it's not just elected officials, we need every day folks who may be conservative, but they know in their gut what president trump said is wrong, they should be speaking out and we are just not hearing enough from them. >> what do you think of what mitch mcconnell did. >> donald trump only responds when he has to respond. it's as if mitch mcconn eld and republicans in congress did something dink. i thought in this way senator mcconnell was a part of the problem not the solution. he chose once again to avoid the big issues and go along to get along. i think that's a problem. >> in his mind president trump is not a racist. joshua buff, former adviser to president obama. thank you. >>> melania trump who is an immigrant herself, is remaining silent. what

this is what he's trying to -- >> it was go back to africa when i was growing up. and my generation. what have you heard from republicans behind the scenes about the racist tweets? >> some are willing to say so publicly. i'm grateful to them. it's not easy to do in the face of what trump has done to their party. others will say privately that they wish the president wouldn't do this. of course it's wrong. of course it's racist. but they can't say it publicly or come up with an excuse that we didn't give them enough time to read the resolution or something silly like that. you know, with we gave them a chance. some took it, others didn't. the house still spoke for america. that was so important. >> congressman al green introduced impeachment on the house floor tonight. leadership doesn't support. where do you stand on this? >> i have thought for the sometime that we should begin an impeachment inquiry. it's not an easy decision. i didn't run on impeachment. but i believe in the rule of law. in this country. that's one of the values that my family embraced when we ca

i was born in africa but it was maryland in which i largely grew up. so i love it, too, it's a beautiful place, it's diverse, it's des p destinationsof. >> they deserve help from the federal government. they don't deserve hateful tweets from the president. there nobody does. brian stelter, thank you so much. we'll be right back. ll use our s differently. i can manage the time they spend on their phone, who they're texting with, all of that. it's a win for all of us. (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like plans families can mix and match, including the new just kids plan. that's verizon. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children l

she says, i've been told to go back to africa repeatedly. at this point i don't feel anything about it because i'm accustomed to people's ignorance. i'm a black american. my family has been here since the 1600s. i usually respond with that fact and people get uncomfortable. the funny things is my ancestors is robert e. lee. another woman recalls this incident. i'm a black woman of biracial ancestry. my mother is a white jewish woman and my father is black. i'm often misidentified as latina, specifically puerto rican, dominican or cuban. an older white man approached me, how many houses did you clean to buy that convertible? startled, scared and angry i chose to ignore him because it's a conceal carry state. he walked closer to me and said, you should take your ass back to mexico. kian wrote, i've been called a terrorist, osama bin laden's son, i've been told to go on my jihad, i've been called a member of al qaeda and taliban. this is all during high school. i was born here. i try shrug off those who call me these names why it's incorrect to

i have heard my entire life growing up go back to africa. i hear people saying all the time to latinos go back to mexico, even though they may not be from mexico. they may be puerto rico, some other country. the president has never said that to white people. he's only said it to black people. karen, your turn. sorry to hog the stage here. >> no, that's okay. here's what i think we need to think about with this. those four women also represent part of the changing america, and that is what the fear of that is exactly what donald trump campaigned on in 2016. seven studies have shown it wasn't fear of the economy. it was deeper than that. it was fear of change. it was racism, sexism, all forms of bigotry. and the president went to town after town and said those people, and he was talking about brown people and black people, it's their fault your life isn't better and it's exactly what he's going to try to do again in 2016. and the thing is those four women, you know, this is why this is hard conversation for our country to have because the trut

which is that the president was not suggesting that the two african-american come wong could go back to africa, or congresswoman ocasio-cortez could return to puerto rico or similar if they don't like his policies, which he equates as not liking the united states. >> when you started in this back and forth with her -- >> i thought it was bizarre, she frequently responds to questions i ask her by asking questions of her own. a few weeks back when i asked if the 4th of july party the president put on, was not partisan, why was the rnc handing out tickets? she asked if i knew why we celebrated the fourth of july. it was odd to be asked about my own personal background. >> this doesn't really have anything to do with this debate. you are jewish, you said after this that you didn't find the exchange with kellyanne conway to be anti-semitic. she tweeted in response to that saying, in fact that same gaggle, i made clear my outrage my anti-semitic comments, flying out of the congresswoman, and how absurd it was that the house could not condemn her by name and a resolution back in march. you didn't fin

then you see he's trying to explain away the fact that he flip flopped twice on this on going back to africa and so on and so on and the messages throughout the week. and i think the reason he's doing it is because he wants to portray the four congress women members of the squad as anti-american but he went out there and said they're calling the country garbage, which i'm not sure that that's actually anything that they ever said. be that as it may, the entire thesis of the make america great slogan is a complaint about america. so it's, you know, sort of not shocking -- >> is the word hypocritical? is that the word you're anything about right now, david? >> thank you for helping me out. it is hypocritical for someone whose entire campaign was based around a critique of the united states, a wrong critique, i might add. america was never not great to say duly elected members of congress who took the same oath he did cannot criticize the united states. >> daniel, you are our resident cnn fact checker. we need you here. i want your expertise on what the president kept on saying today, something

we bring in cnn's david mckenzie live from johannesburg, africa. why worldwide concern? tell us more. >> reporter: jessica, many people i've been speaking to say they've called for this global health emergency for months now because they believe this ebola health outbreak that hasn't gotten the attention that previous outbreaks has gotten is serious. it's spreading. they haven't been able to isolate it enough to stop the health emergency. the w.h.o. saying it requires international effort including the u.s. to bring in funding, experts and others. we were recently in that hot zone. because it's an area of high insecurity, very difficult to stamp it out. a hot zone in a war zone and that neens they need all the help they can get from international actors. it hasnd allowed to be in this area and surrounding border regions, they need to step up their surveillance. the w.h.o. says the worst thing that could happen is to isolate the entire region. >> now is the time for the international community to stand in solidarity with the people of the democratic republic of congo, not

he's playing on bt fact that she is a woman who came from africa. she is here now. it's ugly, and what the big concern is in the midst of all of this, even as she tweets, you know, maya angelou, and still i arrived. she has apologized. there was a resolution against her comments but she is now trying to figure out how to protect herself and her family. she's been under watch with security for a while. >> yeah. >> now it's ramped back up. it's not just her. it's the three others as well. >> yeah. well, i mean, as frank said, it's dangerous for her beyond just the four women and we hope they're safe and it's dangerous for america. daniel, i have to say the president falsely accused congresswoman ilhan omar. watch this. >> omar laughed that americans speak about them and remarked, you don't say america with this intensity, you say al qaeda, it makes you proud. al qaeda makes you proud. you don't speak that way about america. >> daniel, again, this is false. >> this is false and i want to be as clear as possible about this because i think this is one of the most egregio

he's playing on her race and her gender and on the fact that she is a woman who came from africa. and she's a citizen here now. it's ugly and with the big concern is in the middle of this, everyone as she tweets a poem and still i rise. there's still a concern about her safety. she has apologized for her comments. there was a resolution against her comments. but she now is trying to figure how to protect herself. and her family. and she's been under watch with security for awhile. now it's ramped back up. it's not just her. it's the three others as well. >> yeah. it's dangerous for beyond just the four women. which we hope they are safe. also it's dangerous for america. i have to say president falsely accused congresswoman omar of praising al qaeda. watch this. >> omar left that americans speak of al qaeda. in a menacing tone and remark that you don't say america with this intensity. you say al qaeda. it makes you proud. al qaeda makes you proud. you don't speak that way about america. >> again, this is false. >> this is false. i want to be as clear as possible about this. this on

. >> africa. >> pass. >> reporter: a real candidate can't pass up the chance to look over. >> marco, the thing is this. >> reporter: land a body blow. >> he doesn't know what he's doing. >> there it is, the memorized 25-second speech. >> reporter: eyeing your opponent as you lower the boom. >> that little girl was me. >> reporter: dominating the conversation. >> let me talk. >> quiet. >> reporter: hoping to score that viral moment, even unwittingly. that's how o'rourke broke into spanish. [ speaking in spanish ] but in the end, it doesn't really matter who is standing next to whom, thanks to the split screen. with the camera watching your every facial twitch. >> he's a chaos candidate. >> reporter: making chaotic faces. >> he said he wouldn't want such a hot head with his finger on the nuclear closodes. >> reporter: if you want to break out of the pack, be careful what you wish for. you might end up alone on the stage with president trump lurking behind you, as hillary clinton described it. >> my skin crawled. >> reporter: even though he stayed in his assigned space, she says she fel

. >> your question is about africa. >> pass. >> reporter: a real candidate can't pass up the chance to look over and land a body blow. >> he knows exactly what -- >> there it is, the memorized 20 second speech. >> reporter: i'm your opponent as you lower the boom. >> and that little girl was me. >> reporter: dominating the conversation. >> let me talk. quiet. >> reporter: looking to score that viral moment even unwh unwittingly. beto o'rourke broke into spanish. but in the end it doesn't really matter who's standing next to whom thanks to the split screen. with the camera watching your every facial twitch. >> but he's a chaos candidate. >> reporter: making chaotic faces. >> he said he wouldn't want, quote, such a hot head with his finger on the nuclear codes. >> reporter: if you're one of the democrats trying to break out of the pack, be careful what you wish for. you might end up alone on stage where president trump lurking behind you as hillary clinton described it. zbli my skin crawled. >> reporter: even though he stayed in his assigned space she said he felt like saying. >> back up

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this is heartfelt message after two weeks of debate about president trump go back to africa tweets. that says we dealt with the racism component. there's another component of this. which is that african americans people of color, immigrant communities are patriots. and not just patriots but have contributed to american progress every step along the way. fought in america's wars. contributed to the economy. all the way up to the first black president who got the country out of a historic recession. got o sa ma bin laden. i can go on and on. when you get to a point in the country you have the slogan of the administration which is make america great again. which is a front to the idea there was ever a time america wasn't great and also in a front to the idea there was a time when the communities didn't have as much as of a say than we people felt like they had to speak out. >> people on the list. the names of the people on this. people like drew eelen. and beck ford. the list is long. 140 plus people. each had a prominent role in the administration. the president in spite of what david

telling that big story, what about his false claim of large scale killing of white farmers in south africa. what about his first part in his president, trump joe's joe arpaio whose anti-immigrant tactics were so racist he was frequently accused of racism. what about that time he reportedly grumbled the migrants from haiti all have aides. what about those times he says athletes that took a knee shouldn't be in this country. have you forgotten about that? yes, he said that. >> you have to stand proudly for the national anthem or you shouldn't be playing. you shouldn't be there. maybe you shouldn't be in the country. >> what about retweeting racists and bigots, exaggerated urban crime, implying puerto rico is not a part of the united states what about referring to omarosa as that dog. i can keep going with examples. the point is clear. there is a pattern going back decades, with so many examples, it's kind of easy to forget some of them. the pattern is the big story. and the challenge for the press is to show the pattern. look, trump rebuts charges of racism by pointing to low unemployment ra

to someone like me as a child was told go back to africa, and i had no idea what people were talking about. we are a diverse country. we are part of the american stories. i think there's responsibility for democrats to call it out but i think they have to keep that dual focus of trying to continue to get the work done as pelosi was trying to do with this debt ceiling conversation. >> even when the president was sort of pretending to express some, a little bit of regret, he called it quite a chant and it was loud which goes against what lara trump was saying which it was just a couple people and he also lies about how he tried to stop it, i just -- it's amazing to me that -- all of his lies, it's been this way from the beginning, but his lies are dependent -- are sort of predicated on the notion that we're all idiots, we can't see video of what he's doing, or that his supporters are looking for any reason to forgive him and so they can -- yesterday, they were all out saying he's repudiated it. now today, you know, they're kind of quiet. >> this is essential to his gaslighting that he

africa. illegal immigrants. four female congresswomen of color. notice a pattern? trump supporters may shrug it off as words or trump being trump. they are not just words. they are hurting people. this is my colleague victor blackwell earlier today. >> the president says about congressman cummings' district that no human would want to live there. you know who did mr. president? i did. from the day i was brought home from the hospital to the day i left for college. a lot of people that i care about still do. there are challenges, no doubt. but people are proud of their community. i don't want to -- people get up and go to work there, care for their families there. they love their children who pledge allegiance to the flag. just like districts of people that support you. they are americans too. victor, that was so powerful. it has resonated with so many people. tell me what was going through your mind. >> when i read the president's tweets this morning, i was disappointed. not only because i am from the seventh district in maryland, west baltimore and baltimore count

it is known that it took 2 1/2 months to get from the persian gulf round the horn of africa all the way around the african coast to get to gi bral take, th gill brbralta gibraltar, and that at times it set off its tracking system. and in late may it was deregistered because they were concerned that the vessel had links to financing terrorism. we've also learned that the spanish acting foreign minister and the iranian authorities are both accusing gibraltar and britain for acting at the request of the united states. now, the authorities in gibraltar deny that, they are saying this was not a political decision, that they were not asking at the request of another country. but the tensions continue to rise. former revolutionary guard commander in iran says that british vessel should be snatch muched a snatched and held by the iranian authorities until grace 1 is released. so tensions continue to rise. nic robertson, cnn, citizens in celebrating after a power sharing agreement was reached. thousands took to the streets chanting and waving flags because they believe their revolution has won a

health emergency, why are we sending thousands of ill trained soldiers into ebola infested areas of africa, bring the plague to the u.s.? obama is so stupid. so many sanctuary areas want out of this crime-infested and breeding concept. he says that no human would want to live there. you know who did, mr. president, i did. from the day i was brought home from the hospital until the day i left for college, and a lot of people i care about still do. there are challenges, no doubt, but people are proud of their community. i don't want to sound self-righteous. but people get up and go to work there. they care for their families there. they love their children who pledge allegiance to the flag just like people who live in districts of congressmen who support you, sir. they are americans too. >> reaction is pouring in because, again, this wasn't just a personal attack against congressman elijah cummings, the president called his district a rat and rodent-infested mess. i want to show you this tweet from jenna bush hager. she says this, i taught in west baltimore. i adore my kids, parents, and gra