they are not even looking at any of this is about ideas. >> sean: rush is right. project veritas with james o'keefe has undercover video, and it will blow your mind. that's tomorrow at nine eastern. let not your heart be troubled, the news continues as laura takes it away. >> laura: great show as always. the mainstream media wants you to think that what you see right here isre not a mob. i wonder what they say about the tea party? also president trump promised a border wall and house majority leader kevin mccarthy is trying to make it happen. he joins me later in the show on what he saw the borders yesterday. and, raymond arroyo got a lot of attention for last friday's fall scene around the world even from

some hollywood heavyweights. was it an accident or was it staged? we will explain in, seen and unseen. plus a devastating aftermath left in hurricane michael's week. we will monitor that throughout the hour. but first, what they are teaching our children. that's the focus of tonight's angle. remember the old graham nash song? ♪ ♪ teach the children well, as the father's ale, they slowly go by ♪ >> laura: a kind of became one of the unofficial anthems of the anti-vietnam war movement. nash evenvi update the song fora new time to cover the woman's march, antigun marches, and president trump. ♪

isn't that sweet? kids, that's what you are supposed to think of the president. so what are the kids learning from the current band of protesters? one of my sons stopped to look at the tv on saturday, we were all watching the cavanaugh kave and he saw the live feed of some of the chaos outside of the supreme court. what's that, he asked, are they even supposed to be doing that? he was reacting later to scenes like this and video of senators being cornered and elevators. so i tried to give an explanation that i thought was appropriate foran a 10-year-old and said something like, those people, dimitri, or angry about the supreme court. and the man, a friend of mommy ofs, the president trump presie as the next justice. he wrinkled up his little nose and said, can't we watch something else?

the kavanaugh battle has brought out the worst in our us and ths are watching. and liberals have decided to go even lower. and that's not happening just in washington. in minneapolis, a special education teacher identified in reports as samantha neff was put on administrative leave for tweeting the following: "so who will take one for the team and kill kavanaugh?" then followed up with this. "brett kavanaugh will be dealing with death threats for the rest of his life being on the supreme court, i doubt my midwest a is a real threat." this is someone interested to shape young minds? she has since resigned. but i wonder how many others are like her out there? maybe they are not tweeting but they are doing other things. and how about this marquee

outside of south charlotte middle school in north carolina the other day. it read -- you can see it there, f kavanaugh. it was apparently created by some leftist vandal. what a creative thing for the children to observehe while beig dropped off at school. something has changed, a desperate far more unhinged nastiness on the left of that have seene as well spill into te classroom setting. remember, universities excused class absences for cancel kavanaugh rallies. and that was preceded over the past year why marauding bands of frenzied leftists who were out there vandalizing and destroying historical statutes. just because they could, because they found those statuesit offensive. and that left him feeling

totally free to threaten the life of the president. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> one is the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> and if c a celebrity dares to give voice to a different political viewpoint, like kanye west, he's ridiculed with words that would get any conservative on television, either boycotted or most likely, fired. >> kanye west is whatt happens when don't read it. if we have this now and now donald trump will use it and perverted and he will haveso somebody to stand with him and take pictures. >> laura: is hilarious. no, it's disgusting. doesn't the left realize that our children are watching this? they are teaching them that the cruder you are, the more violent you are, the further you will advance your agenda, the more attention you will get. and of the cooler you will be considered. the sad thing is, these vicious liberals not only don't care about kids but they use them in

an attempt to score pathetic political points. i had almost forgotten some howo about this campaign during trump's immigration policy. let's watch. >> screaming get out of my country. republicans use offensive words. >> so here is a few of our own. i>> believe >> you like our constitution and what it stands for? get the [bleep] out of my country. >> now some have faulted the president for his surly lines out rallies saying he will knock the hill out of a country or telling a protester to get the hill out of here, and that's fine. you can't criticize them for v that. if it does not have the visual power of something like this? [chanting] we will not go back! we will not go back x

>> laura: and that could just be the beginning. democratic leaders for maxine waters tom cory booker have advocated more harassment and aggressive get in there face tactics over recent days. and it now former attorney general and democratic presidential hopeful eric holder is adding his voice to the hateful chorus. >> when they go low, we go high. no. when they go low, we kick them. [laughter] that is what this new democratic party is about. be one while i agree with him, that is the new democratic party. i fear that this language and this persistent anger factory that we are seeing, the chaos to the left, will get someone

killed. it almost killed steve scalise last year. on my radio show, chuck grassley had a message for democrats.ea >> public officials -- and i'm not a perfect public official, but i think we all ought to set an example of civility. they have a responsibility to renounce it. >> laura: i will say. and by not denouncing the mobs, the message methods and the mayhem, the democratic leadership is tacitly enhancing more of the harassment and more intimidation. remember all of those anti-bullying psa's, the obamaus white house data? well now the democrats are the worst bullies around. children don't listen as closely as they watch. so, what will they take away from scenes like this? yeah, look at it. it looks like it could be

somewhere in the middle east. and while the heat of this political moment will pass, if we really want to teach our children well, we all better get back to the basics. that means values like respect, decorum, and a civil discourse. and that is the angle. joining me now is dan bongino, former secret service agent and author of the new book, spygate. and also join me as rochelle ritchie, a former press secretary for the house democrats. let's start with you. what will the democratic response be if something horrific happens because of the anger and the frenzy both congresswomen, senators and others are either tacitly encouraging or actually encouraging with their words? >> you mentioned that someone might be killed as a result of coming to the left but i want to say that someone has been killed as a result of what's coming

from the right, and that is heather hair. the hypocrisy we are seeing coming from republicans right now is a killing objective thinking. the ability of the g.o.p. to think objectively and holdd themselves to the same record as they hold everyone else is literally like a plague that is spreading throughout our politics. if we think people banging on the doors of the supreme court aimlessly -- and it was kind of ridiculous, i will admit. if we think those people are mobs, we should also think that the people -- >> is that what you actually consider to be civil protest? or what we saw with antifa, in portland? orpo harassing and elderly american? >> i don't claim antifa, and like i just saw a second ago i saw them banging on the supreme court doors aimlessly which was a little bit ridiculous. keep in mind congressman cleaver was spat on during the tea party

movement from people who weress angry about obamacare. so that is -- >> who was encouraging that? no republicans said get in their faces, go out and harass them. >> there were. >> there were. we will get to it. >> laura: no there weren't. >> i want to know that what rochelle just it was really gross and i want to call her out for that. immediately, what happened in charlotte's --te i didn't interrupt you, i would appreciate it if you let me speak. that's the right thing to do and we are trying to be civil. >> now we are. >> what you did was grotesque. they have absolutely nothing to do with a deranged murdering maniac who runs a woman over in charlottesville. that is gross. president trump announced that it immediately -- >> he said it

was a good and bad people on both sides. >> why don't you just take over the debate? go ahead. >> no-go ahead. >> thank you, i'm allowed to speak now. >> laura: let him say something and then you can respond. >> the point is, you distracted everyone by going to charlottesville which the republicans denounced and then you had to fabricate a lie that cleaver was spit on. he w was not spit on, that was completely fabricated. we were asked a simple question about if you should denounce the violence on the left, and you made it about something else other than answering the question which frequently liberals do. >> i will respond by saying this, first of all that story is completely true. >> laura: like going back into cleaver -- let's try to keep it focused on what's happening right now because i think we all do care about what kids take

away from this. whether it's kids in an immigration video saying, f the president, putting up their middle finger, or people going up to individuals, and screaming them out of a restaurant, it is incumbent upon both republicans and democrats to stand up and say, no. you will not do this. we don't countenance this. when eric holder is out there saying, we will kick them -- michelle obama actually said, when they go low, we will go high. you can't be for that. >> i definitely don't think you should assault anyone but i definitely think we have to remember, if people go back and look at what eric holder said, i'm taking this kick them as kick them out of the house and out of the senate come november. >> laura: is not how things are shared on social media?

going back to the way young people consume media, what are they going to consume? >> you know, i just don't understand why the left just can't simply admit that their people make mistakes and do dumb things. now eric holder is talking abouh kicking them out of the house. >> you know what, just -- knocka yourself out. >> this is from rand paul's wife, kelly. aly lot of this is chaos out there, and she said this back on october 8th, watch. >> there are so many frankly unhinged people out there, and when they hear someone out on their side and they are telling them come and get out in their face, they take that literally. it does scare me. there is going to be somebody that is really unstable that

takes the message a step further. we have updated all of our security systems at home and i sleep with a loaded gun by my bed. >> laura: dan, final thoughts? >> he was attacked, had broken ribs, and these are real cases. these aren't fabricated cases like the sarah palin pack with a bull's-eye pictogram to raise money. these are real cases of leftist violence and i just wish the left would step up and say, this is all wrong. maxine waters, hillary clinton, tone it down it's not right. >> both of you think you so much, we will have you both back. in the top of mob violence we have seen from the left, it's nothing new. ronald reagan was governor of california in the 1960s, but he had his own way of dealing with the problem. joining us now with some insight, presidential historian, craig shirley. i've been dying to talk to you,

the temperature is rising and you get the sense especiallyia with social media that the big difference between now and 1969, people were able to coalesce on a place really fast. how did reagan deal with it and how might we learn from that? >> he dealt with it with a lot ofra wit and grace. he was confirmed by a smelly, melodious, dirty and disheveled be. it might have been bill clinton. no, but the hip he was carrying a sign that said to make not war. he looked at the sign and looked at the hippie and turned to his aid and said, i don't think he will do either. [laughter] one time he was in his limo at berkeley again, there was a number of students out there and they were protesters and they were making a scene and making themselves obnoxious. reagan got a piece of paper,

wrote on a piece of paper and put it up on the mid-shield wid it said, "i'm selling my bonds." he had a way of dealing with things, by turning humor to his advantage. that can be a great asset in american politics. >> laura: he's actually been extremely funny, trump, but at the same time, it's a different environment mediawise. the media was against reagan and was against reagan as president but there's something different about the way the clips on social media are shared. but let me play something for you. this is from 1969, a public meeting with the berkeley administration during all of that chaos on campus. let's watch. >> some of it began the first time some of you know better and are old enough too know better let young people think that they had the right to choose the law that they would obey as long as they did it in the name of

social protest. >> laura: is that appropriate? you can trash something, pull down a sign because you don't like it, give the middle finger to the president because the someone give you lines to say? >> he broke it down to its components and revealed what was going on there. it wasn't just about social injustice, it was about creating justice. the tea party was defending institutions and the protesters of today are trying to tear down institutions and that is the essential difference between the two. >> laura: and i think you've heard from some of the individuals whose gotten in the faces of the senators and they say they want to take it all down. there is a piece in the post today by one of them. it's not about winning a particular point or even a supreme court seat, it's about taking down the entire framework

which is just fomenting injustice against various minority groups and interview. >> we are witnessing the 21st birthday of the french revolution, which as you recall was about tearing down all institutions and can, france and destroying everything. contracts, money, government, property, everything. and that's what the modern left anti-protesters, antifa protesters are about to come up destroying all fabric of society in order to start over and everybody supposedly starts out on an even playing field. >> laura: i'm hoping we hide all the guillotines at this point. craig shirley, thanks for joining us. when it comes to what constitutes a mob, the media has a simple formulation. as craig just alluded to, g.o.p. tea party protest in 2009. a mob, and tea for like tactics from the left now? not a mob.

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say "teach me more" into your voice remote to get started. >> laura: the media can tell you, the american people, when the mob it is or isn't an actual mob. >> i will answer the question you asked her. is it mob behavior? i know it's not mob behavior. it's people who are upset and angry the way the country is going. >> it is thursday the 6th of august and here at the top stories in the cnn newsroom. but democracy at work or is it mob rule? angry protesters disrupt the health care town hall. >> laura: and here's chris matthews of msnbc performing the

same time warp trip. >> they were protesting and cast it as an angry mob. town hall meetings on health care are turning into mob scenes, noisy, angry, vengeful crowds are shutting down members of congress. >> laura: the clear messages when a g.o.p. crowd shows up. definitely a mob, even if they were wearing like. garbage. but when an activist screams at folks at a restaurant, they are forcing their opinion very forcefully. joining me now, my friend richard goodstein, democraticauy strategist, and byron york, fox news correspondent at the washington example, examiner. do you at least admit this is a massive double standard? >> i think what was happening -- >> laura: yes, laura, i do. >> we heard about the spitting incident, and whether it happened or not they were objecting to have more people get health care and now what people are objecting to is babies in cages.bi they are objecting to the fact that women were being degraded by the president in his own

rally. degrading somebody who came forward and said that she was assaulted by a brett kavanaugh, someone standing up for their f first amendment rights of speech and assembly, i guess i think people get into public life like senators and i don't think their skin is as thin as your suggestion that they are. but when they get a new phase, they can handle it.os i don't think this is something that was novel. >> it's almost as if now that president trump is using the word, it has become a forbidden word in somen places in thei media. i think you need to separate different kinds of actions. there are big protests all the time. >> the march for our lives -- there were no problems there. >> if you have a group of people who are trying to intimidatet certain people, shut down a public building and banging on the doors of the supreme court w

or, who were stopping people like ted cruz or christian nielsen from having dinner in a restaurant, that's mob-like behavior. the fact that so many are denying, the fact that you are seeing that in newspapers as well, it's just not true. >> the words not allowed to, it's looked at in a different way today, i think you're right about that. let's watch a and another seris of examples about how the word was used back in the height of the tea party. >> desperate republicans and allies are organizing angry mobs. this mob activity is straight from the playbook of high-leveli republican political operatives. they have no plan to move our country forward, so they have called all the mob. >> corporate lobbying groups are doing their part. they are turning out the mob scenes at the town hall teare party events. >> are we o free or are we slavs under the conservative model la

law? mob law? >> here's how successful that was. all this mob talk had barack obama lose 63 feet in 2010. in all i'm saying is, a donald trump, what they are trying to do is, it's ms-13. maxine waters. everybody around us getting put in jail. but somehow it's the mob. >> laura: when you say stuff like that, you are such a smart person but, everyone around trump's getting locked up. that's not true, that's the classic pungent overstatement. >> my point is, this whole mob thing is now the enemy, and that's the t other. i don't think we are going to write of that, i don't think you and your supporters are going to ride that for election day. i think the mob that the democrats -- those are the mobs you have to worry about. >> that kind of avoids a point

you are saying. i think the point that a lot of conservatives are concerned about and it may be independence given the reaction to a kavanaugh, if they are going to do things like they have done to joe manchin, take his money away, even others who aren't supportive of their own party, what will they do when they get power back? what type of punishment will ben levied against others who don't agree, or who don't agree with the social contrast, construct theyey want to foist upon ameri? >> republicans have gotten onto something here, and it's because of what we saw in the cavanaugh battle. how many times have you heard democrats in the past describe republicans as extremists? and now look what's happening,ub president president trump is talking about democrats being extremists.

that's part of a new theme, and it's all about turning people out.oo hollywood is helping out, i don't know what that will ultimately end up at, but they had a lot of anti-trump mojo. the republicans needed that unity, they didn't have it before but they have it now. i want to play something that was released from the melania trump interview about abc come about women and survivorso and who needs to be heard of. >> i support the women and who need to be heard of. we need to support them. we need to show the evidence. you cannot just say to somebody, i was sexually assaulted, or, you did that to me. or because sometimes the media goes too far. the way they portray some stories, it's not correct. it's not right.ht

>> >> laura: i thought a lion ws going to emerge there in kenya. she's been filleted mostly by the left for saying that because like, the tweet response by page pate,at university of georgia lw professor, the testimony is legally enough by itself to convict. no other evidence is required. richard, she was obviously making a reference without getting into it with brett kavanaugh 36 years later. but she gets treated so differently than michelle obama. michelle obama couldn't say anything. it was like, the queen has spoken. which was fine, she was a great first lady. but she is getting hammered for this type of statement, do you think that's fair? >> i think shehe represented the community beautifully in africa. it almost brought tears to my eyes.ly but if you are married to donald trump, you would have to excuse that kind of behavior to

because of the dozens of people that have come forward with allegations, of course he would have to act like, it doesn't really count. otherwise you leave them. >> laura: i'm sure that's how hillary would have reacted, right? >> i think many would agree wita what the simple statement is. yes, you should listen toom someone who is pressing an accusation butn there should be some evidence to support it, too. >> laura: whenra people say myo truth needs to be heard, there is objective truth. coming up, this is what a cnn commentator said about kanye west just last night. >> is an attention hor like the president and all of a sudden now he is the model spokesperson. this is ridiculous. >> laura: candace owens will join us later in the show with her reaction to that. up next, in "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo, we will

unveil the accident from last week. accident, or comedic gag? stay right here.

>> laura: it's now time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we explore some of the cultural stories of the day. in a moment, we will dive into p political american music awards. but first, last friday segment with raymond arroyoo went viral, made international headlines. we call it, "fall gate." it became a social media debate, was it an accident or comedy bit? for answers, we are joined by raymond arroyo, fox news contributor and author of the best-selling series, "the will rogers theory. >> i'm glad i have this moment because i want people to know the reality and the truth. there are tens of millions of people that watch this viral

video and they saw what happened. those two gentlemen over there, that's mr. biddle and mr. billingsgs worth. that's my attorney. i'm going to show the audience a video of what happened last week. now i want you to keep your eye on laura ingraham's right hand. this watch what happens. >> roll the tape. >> go to the edge and use the edge. >> the aclu used to care about the rights of the accused. >> you threw me down in such a cruel fashion, heartless. >> my hand slipped a little bit. >> i'm going to slap you -- all, god, this arm. your kids will be paying my personal injury claim when i'm done. okay. everybody saw this including james gordon who tweeted out, i can't stop watching this. members of the audience, they

saw it all, too. one said, oh, my god, are you okay? one viewer, let us know, please. then another viewer that said i freaked out and left, i hope it was fake. now we can tell the truth. first of all, that broke -- >> this was not fake but it was staged. if people are watching the segment, we had the segment on dangerous selfies and these protests at the beginning. we were just entertaining. >> laura: people are like, laura was so cold and her response. i was trying to stop myself from laughing. are you okay? >> i'm getting better. the american music awards where on last night but it isn't the music that people are talking about today. after taylor swift's weekend and scream when she announced her

support for democrats in tennessee the whole industry is getting in on the act. this is billy i can earn. watch. >> tonight is the final night to register in 20 states in the country. please grab your friends, and go vote. if you believe in equality for women, for people of color, for the lgbtq community, you can go to vote.gov, like taylor swift told you so, and vote right now. >> now they are all political pundits. >> laura: i don't even know who that is. i thought it was billy idol. >> my problem is, the conjoining of>> entertainment with politic. people don't tune into these music awards ceremonies for

politics. taylor swift also had to jump in and p give her two cents when se received her award. >> this award in every single award given out tonight, they were voted on by the people. and you know what else was voted on by the people?y the midterm elections on november 6th. get out and vote. >> laura: all right taylor, shake it off. if i hear that song one more time -- before we go, i think what you need to come it rained and is an emotional support animal to get through this difficult time. a woman on frontier airlines got booted from the plane because she brought an emotional support squirrel. >> i was sorry she didn't bring the tree along with her. they threw everybody off the plane and brought the orlando police in and it ended up delaying the flight by two hours. laura, because of the trauma i endured here last week, i did bring an emotional support animal. i don't know if you can see

this, it's a small mouse, but i will leave it for you. >> laura: the problem with that is, the acorns, they gunk up the engines on the plane. >> i don't even like the dogs on the plane. >> laura: i used to call them gray gray when i was little and i would feed them crackers. i'd rather sit next to a squirrel than some of the people that i saw flying this weekend. >> all right, i'll have my lawyers check in with you. >> all right, we will knock you off harder next time. majority leader kevin mccarthy is here next on the border wall proposal that he has for us. you do not want to miss. stay there.

( ♪ ) everybody wants a new, different, better world. here's to the people who do what it takes to build it... to keep it running. the people who understand no matter what the question, the obstacle or the challenge, there's only one answer... let's do the work. (engine starts, hums) >> laura: could this be the breakthrough that drove votersot have been wanting? house majority leader kevin mccarthyca introduced a bill earlier this week that would

fund president trump's wall on the southern border but it has to move fast. if this bill passes it would have to go through the senateh with 60 votes to avoid a filibuster before january. could that possibly happen? the congressman joined us on p that. congressman mccarthy, great to see you. if it does pass out of the and senate have a stomach to pass this? >> the name of this bill is, build a wall and enforce the wall. it fully funds of all at 25 billion but it also does more, case law which we passed as part of this. stop sanctuary cities. keep children safe because it removes the ms-13 gang members and denounces this movement in san francisco that allows illegals to vote in our elections. but i watch what mcconnell said today, he said we will have a vigorous fight over the wall in december and watch with the senate was able to do with

kavanaugh. that will give us the time to get this done once and for all. >> laura: i kept thinking how great it was h to have the party unified, if the party had been as unified in that first year of the trump administration which was one of his seminal issues on the campaign trail, half of that wall or maybe a quarter of that wall would have been built already. so it's frustrating to a lot of us who push that so hard, congressman, and i applaud you for getting to this now. but i think -- i just saw today in d arizona, detention facilits there were so full of all these people still streaming acrossor the border, you can't separate families. but it was so full, they headed to mass relief. he doesn't want the stuff. >> the battle when it came to cavanaugh>> and kavanaugh was the rule of law and is what makes america of the strongest. if it breaks down our society --

our communitieses will not be se if you can't s secure your own borders.ha >> congressman, they do not care. they care more about their liberal social construct being foisted on america. open borders, open markets, redefining gender and fluidity, throw it into the mix. it's not about the kids or the rule of law, they don't care about that. it's about redefining america as a borderless place that is no better than any other place on earth. that's what it's about. >> you are correct, and that's what the selection is about. with allowing what they haveha done in san francisco today, allowing the illegals to vote in our elections, or if you want to eliminate ice. i wish every american would spend one day with the border patrolbo agent. i wasnt down in el paso and at e first place that the border patrol began.

if they spent one day with them, i don't think there would be any question about building this wall and keeping our community -- >> and this is why we have you there and fox news reports on these -- we had this horrible example of a legal immigrant crime, a woman in new york. no coverage of this for the mosi part, zero. they care about women, but we have a woman at the hands of an illegal alien and, it's like it never even happened. congressman, i want to get you to react on this. every ever-increasing mob like atmosphere, maxine waters reacted to the mob question. let's watch. >> there are people who hear that and think what you are calling for his physical intimidation, things that free of the social fabric. >> that is absolutely untrue. if they would like to take and redefine somehow, protests or call it something else, they

will take you. we haveie signs that we think we'll get to the public and we are not saying that we are going to kill anybody, or hit anybody, or we are going to cause anybody any harm. that's a lie in the way that they are trying to redefine protest. >> laura: congressman, we are out of time but, she said get in theirr faces, what does that mean? >> she said if she were to where the comic when the majority, it's the opposite of what we expect from our elected officials and that's why this november is so important, to make a fundamental difference and not let the democrats take over. >> laura: everyone has to get out to vote. just because he supports president trump. candace owens, of next.

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>> laura: imagine this flying >> laura: now imagine this flying anywhere else. last night don lemon thought it was hilarious when guest on thew show marked kanye west's intelligence ahead of the rappers meeting with president trumpee on thursday, tomorrow. it was done the most offensive way possible. >> kanye west is what happens when don't read it. we have this now and i donald trump will use it andnd perverted and he has someone who will stand with him and take pictures. >> and he's an attention or like the president. he's all of a sudden now the model took michael spokesperson, the token of the trump administration. this is ridiculous, no one should be taking kanye west seriously. he has had issues and has been hospitalized. >> laura: joining me is

candace, and it really turns out that theyy cannot accept anyone who disagrees with them who has any affinity for or any with president trump. who is the intolerant one now? >> i will say this, most especially black people. the democrats rely on our boat. if they secured at 85% of our vote, they would lose. they need to achieve more than 85% of the black vote to stay in their party, so they go to great lengths to smear kanye west. and what they said last nightla was not only racist but it was absolutely despicable. i can't believe that would be allowed on any network, least of all having a host laughing at a safe it's funny. >> the entire panel kind of just went on with that. imagine if a conservative host had a guest on or said something like that and left? there would be calls for

boycotts. i got in trouble with poor old lebron james and i was just kidding. it's like you can can't joke bt they can say the most horrific things possible. i think they are worried, are they not?he i mean you have broken through in their own way in politics, just kind of came on the scene with turning point usa. there are other people coming forward saying, the demonization of donald trump and the republican, the economy is doing really well. i mean the market is down today but this kind of stuff happens. stuff is going really well and these people seem really angry all the time and it doesn't compute at some point. >> the anger is masking there in insecurity. if there's any chance that conservatives might come after the cultural war, they went back to the cultural war. they are going to say whatever

they can to smear him to make sure that no other black people wake up and understand it has been the left of that has our community. it's been democrat policies that have rendered our communities in the shape that they are in today when we talk about chicago, philadelphia and all the major cities that have been run down. any people or having a mass awakening and awa kanye west is one reason why. >> laura: so you've met with kanye west and tomorrow you guys are is striking up a friendship, but what is it with he and trum trump? is thatt the path toward criminl justice reform, or other work m they might do to get kids out of gangs, was a collaboration there? >> i don't want to speak for him but i will tell you my assessment after having several conversations. first and foremost, connie is very educated about the democratic party and history of the democrat party. beyond that we just don't want to bend them and go forward.

we want to make sure that everybody isis separate, they le fearmongering but kanye west is not about any of those things. he wants to see a world that was better than the world we ran yesterday, and donald trump sees that our president is courageous. he's willing to state the things he needs to be said. we haven't had that. >>id i think they are terrifiedf kanye west so it's like, he's crazy, he belongs in an insane asylum -- they don't actually want to argue about the same, but candace, give us an update. it and coming up, you won't want to miss this.

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