when will democrats denounce farrakhan?more in an opening monologue. we've been following a story that "the daily caller" broke earlier this week, seven democratic lawmakers having ties to loose farrakhan. maxine waters, congresswoman barbara lee, danny davis, andre carson, gregory meeks, and al green. these alarming connections to farrakhan are causing the republican jewish coalition, rightly, to call on these lawmakers to resign. those members of congress aren't the only liberals that have relationships of farrakhan. we'll have more on that in just a second. tamika mallory, the cochair of the women's march, she actually attended a recent farrakhan event that was called the savior's day in chicago where he said these despicable things. >> the powerful jews are my enemies. white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover off up that satanic jews. >> sean: he h has a history of this kind of racism and anti-semitism, tamika mallory posted on instagram about the event.e a

he is now changing his tune and denouncing farrakhan.reached out to all seven members of congress for comment but they all ignored us except for congressman meeks where he directed to us a tweet where he denounces farrakhan's statement and then goes on to attack trump. "daily caller" is reporting the waters, lee, carson, green have all attended meetings with farrakhan while serving as members of congress. by the way, take a look at this. this is a stunning video that shows waters and lee all hugging and shaking hands with the racist anti-semite farrakhan. according to the "daily caller" this happened in 2006 in an event in new orleans. now for years these members of congress have been able to maintain relationships with farrakhan because most members of the media give them a pass. there is no accountability. no punishment for hanging out with hate-filled extremists. in fact, it's a defining characterric of the left, including former president barack obama. we told you how obama sat in the pews of the church of g.d. america for 20 years a

tamika mallory, the cochair of the women's march, she actually attended a recent farrakhan event that was called the savior's day in chicago where he said these despicable things. >> the powerful jews are my enemies. white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover off up that satanic jews. >> sean: he h has a history of this kind of racism and anti-semitism, tamika mallory posted on instagram about the event.e according to the antidefamation league, farrakhan gave mallory a shout out during the speech. after intense backlash, malory is out with a statement where she apologizes to the various groups of people that farrakhan routinely and viciously and hatefully attacks but she also

but getting back to farrakhan, sean.t is striking about him, during the campaign he actually said positive things about trump. he said give him a chance. he criticized obama's performance in chicago. this is a guy who has done a 180 on the attitude toward trump. the other thing that blows my mind, sean, is jews have been so supportive of blacks over the every years. jews -- overthe years. jews helped build naacp and build schools with booker t. washington. israel airlifted thousands of ethiopian jews in the 1990s. >> sean: you are telling me stuff i don't know. that is why i love to you on the show. i didn't know a it lot of that. >> of the nonwhites went to register blacks to vote in the '60s, 75% of them were jews. jews help to work closely with martin luther king. and when you look at polls about negative attitude toward blacks -- >> sean: why the hatred? why the anti-semitism then? >> jews are the least likely to have negative views toward blacks. beats the hell out of me. i have no idea. given how charismatic farrak

listen to louis farrakhan. >> mr.u have to be careful, because i did say on a sister station that if we voted foro trump, he's going to take america to hell on a rocket ship. and america he thinks is gaming by the bullying, by the threats. no, mr. trump. america is losing and if america triggers the third world war, which the bible calls armageddon, the america that we know, we shall never, ever know it again. we really need to stop and check, man, because you are gettinget the country into deep trouble. >> sean: is called peace and prosperity. farrakhan's remarks during a long list of absurd remarks he's made. let's go down memory lane. >> the jews don't like farrakhan so they call me hitler. that is a good name. hitler was a very great man. >> they were many israelis and zionist jews in key roles in the 9/11 attack. >> you see white people deserve to die. and they know, so they think it's us coming to do it. >> white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover o

screwy louis farrakhan.ongressional black caucus, they had this picture, they had a before the election in 2008. louis farrakhan with barack obama, shielding obama from b criticism, giving his racist and anti-semitic past, including some of these classic insanity comments. >> here the jews don't like farrakhan so they call me hitler. well, that's a good name. hitler was a very great man. the satanic jews! they control everything and mostly everybody. you s see white people deserve o die. and they know, so they think it is us coming to do it. >> caucasian means weak bloated, weak boned, steel face. pale, with the indians call a pale man. >> sean: the mainstream media expressing outrage that obama, associated with that person, the american people being deceived, they purposely had a picture of the two of them together, right there on your screen? of course, bernadine dorn, bill ayres, reverend wright, the pastor of the church. let me be clear. i will never, ever call for any boycott or anybody to be fired or a

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farrakhan with barack obama. givening farrakhan's racist and ant ant anti-semitic past. >> they call me hitler. hitler was a good name. he was a great man. the satanic jews, they control everything and mostly everybody. >> because you see white people deserve to die. and they know, so they think it's us coming to do. kaw caution means weak blooded stale face. >> sean: so does the mainstream media that obama associated with that person or were the american people being deceived? they hit the two people there together. it's right there on the screen. and reverend wright, the pastor of the church of j.d. america. let me be clear. i will never ever call for any boycotts or anybody to be fired or show to be cancelled. you have the power to turn the dial. but let me point out a blatant left wing standard. who summed it up best, sarah sanders when she said this. take a look. >> the president's pointing to the hypocrisy in the media saying the most horrible things about this president and nobody addresses it. where was b

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but mr farrakhan said the only way is to take part.ill not get them anywhere and most people voting will be pro—government. motorists now face tougher mot tests on their vehicles, as an updated test introduces new categories under which a vehicle can fail or pass. the categories include "dangerous", "major" and "minor" which determine whether a car, van or motorcycle must be taken off the road or can be driven as long as repairs are carried out. the mot will also be tougher on diesel emissions. drivers in newcastle were divided on whether the plans would help to keep road users safe. i think if they brought it in gradually, but all of a sudden, straightaway, i don't think it is a good idea. some people are going to be caught out, without even realising. if you are a taxi driver, for arguments sake, you could do for argument's sake, you could do 1000 mile a year, that car has done more miles in two years than a lot of cars do in a lifetime. so you think it is a great idea?|j think so you think it is a great idea?” think it is a great id

think that everyone in america is a racists, there is no time to discuss, i watched it how about farrakhanople who think that you know how about anti-white racist? you know they are not taking time on that. so, it is in a just love, love talking about race, they love, love the idea that whites should feel guilty all of the time. liz: another msnbc star chris matthews, saying, republicans are all programs thmed the same. >> a cultural problem with republican party. >> they are told read "wall street journal," play golf and talk about pro sports, the men are programmed the same way. they are basically the same, you must play golf, not tennis, you must watch sports and discuss nfl and read "wall street journal." and believe the op-ed page. liz: meyer ar -- 4 out of 10 won read "wall street journal," and that more men read the economist. when do you make of that comment? >> this is gain why people -- even the guests on his show were smiling like you are such a goober. this morning, they said obama is two of those three, he golfs a lot, talks about sports a lot, and reads "wall street journal."

over the course of the year, they have sided with the little rocket man, ms-13, hamas, iran, louis farrakhanpeople who kneel during the national anthem. i agree with dana. when you have tax that's giving people do thousand dollars extra and ice is gone, you have safety, security and prosperity. >> kimberly: and spending money. juan, do you dare to disagree with professor watters? >> juan: why would i make myself the target of such derision from the audience. i listen to dana perino. i listen when she says this report indicates 40% of americans, and what'd you say, having trouble making ends meet. i think that's not a sign of an economy that's exactly serving everybody in the society. the key point i take awake, and i go back to dana perino. she sent some lovely articles around. you see a lot of the kind of more moderate democrats not winning in the primaries that were held this week on tuesday. instead you see people on the far left. >> kimberly: progressive. >> juan: whatever you want to call them. liberals, progressive. so much of the energy in the party is anti-trump. people outrage that

more democrats, elected officials have been seen with louis farrakhan in the last couple years than showed jerusalem for the moving of our embassy. there is a radical on the fringe i can't wait for 2020. >> larry tonight said he thinks -- hillary clinton during the election, have a rematch in 2020, leslie, what do you think of 20/20 prospects? >> i don't think this three people are going to be any of the people we will see on the ticket and larry, i don't want i roles. i don't like my kids i role, don't i roll when i say this. i honestly feel, a lot of democrats don't agree with me, i hope he is listening and watching. i honestly feel joe biden is the only democrat that can beat donald trump. he can appeal to individuals that voted for donald trump, in those blue-collar workers, that normally voted for democrats. i think joe biden can bring them back with his no malarkey talk and talking about what matters to them which is jobs. what these people are talking about, there's certainly a lot of merit to women and women are often left behind. it is incredible, not just the me too movement, mor

thing about maxine waters, is that this is someone who, for example, she is close friends with louis farrakhane with the ghost of elijah mohammed, and other islam space agents once a month. and maybe he takes maxine up there with him once a month. which by the way, i would be in favor of that. if the space aliens encounter maxine waters and think she is a typical earthling, they would have no plans to come near this planet. so they would be performing a useful service if they did that. it's actually extraordinary to me, this. for example, she recently called the trump hotel in washington a criminal looking hotel. this is a woman who lives in a foreign million-dollar house, and in that sense, sums up what kanye west was talking about, the hole, what have you guys done for me lately? what has the mortgaging the entire future of one demographic group to the likes of maxine waters actually done for the man? that is the question that i think more and more are asking. >> tucker: but for garden-variety liberals who in a normal time would have a problem with maxine waters' rhetoric -- she just goes to

can you imagine if farrakhan had said jews were going to hell? donald trump would be leading the march on twitter to have him denounced. or jeremiah wright had gone there. he's able to bring in a base that's anti-symmetrical on the one hand and anti-zionist on the other hand. it is a tight rope that you can't walk and as a result you end up insulting everybody and provoking more tension in the region. >> is it fair to say he is anti semitic? yes, he clearly believes that jews will go to hell unless they convert. is that anti-semitic? >> saying that jews are going to hell as such is not anti-semitic, it is a belief that i disagree with. but it is a religious piece. donald trump has surrounded himself with an at alt-right crew. they make the same anti-semitics about jews running the world. these are the same narratives that we here from the alt right people that support donald trump. the same people marching in charleston are the same people supporting these pastors. so it is not just what he said in that particular sermon or that particular snippe

more democrats elected officials have been seen with louis farrakhan in the last couple of years thenng of the embassy. they are so radical on the fringe, i can't wait for 2020. >> shannon: larry, tonight said if he thinks they are so upset about hillary clinton losing the election, they should run her again and have a rematch. lastly, what do you think of the 2020 prospects? >> i don't think these the -- those three people are going to be any of the people we see at the end the day. larry, i don't want our roles. don't i roll. i feel, and democrats don't agree. i honestly feel joe biden is the only democrat that can be donald trump. they have a lot in common and can appeal to individuals that voted for donald trump in those rest states, the blue-collar workers. that normally had voted for democrats. i think joe biden could bring them back with his no malarkey talk and talking about what matters to them which is jobs. with these people are talking about, there is certainly a lot of merit to women and that women are often left behind. i think it's incredible not just with the me too mo

from minnesota who had decades ago relationship with an organization -- in 2006, he denounced louis farrakhan, denounced in testament to them, bigotry, had no relationship with them for a decade. he also spent most of the pastor campaigning for a jewish candidate for president. nonetheless, none of this resolved that the facts he once had relationship with an anti-semite. "new york times" wrote articles about democrats, do they have their own hateful populism? ,hen you have bolton and fleitz they have not been as islamaphobic as the organizations they represent and applied ins been ellison'n's case. you have these people who are currently members of anti-islamic groups, have never denounced the views o of those institutions -- in fact, defend those institutions -- and made into a islamic -- anti-islamic remarks. this fairly has been a point of authorization. amy: eric levitz, thank you for being with us associate editor , for new york magazine's "daily intelligencer." we will link to your piece "bolton installs anti-muslim wingnut as nsc chief of staff." when we come back, we go to gaza and a

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that community and they supported either violence or -- and now political demagogues like louis farrakhan. to push against what you are saying earlier given the fact , that evangelical christians are not been remotely in the situations those communities have faced, that they are not -- they have not resorted to the mass resistance to violence to what those communities have had to endure. >> a lot to work with. conservatives and the poor, are we visible enough? migration and immigration. are the voices strong enough? given the history of race and oprah ration and the siege meant in our country, have we stood up -- given the history of race and oppression in our country, have we stood up clearly enough? comments from the panel and then we will go back to questions. >> to answer the first question about conservatives. data shows conservatives donate more to charitable causes than liberals even when you account , for differences in income. that conservatives make more money, so they donate more. even when you account for donations, there are probably disagreements about what level, through wh

community and they inported either violence, or the case of now, political demagogues like louis farrakhan. fair, given what you said earlier, given the fact that evangelical christians are not been remotely in the situations those communities have faced, that they are not resorted to any of the kind of mass, nonviolent resistance that those communities have had to endure. >> a lot to work with. conservatives and the poor, are we visible enough? migration and immigration. are the other voices strong enough? and given the history of race and and beseech mint in our country, have we religious people stood up clearly enough? comments from the panel and then we will go back to questions. >> to answer the first question about conservatives. data shows conservatives donate more to charitable causes than liberals, even when you account for differences in income. you might say conservatives make more money on average, so they don't -- so they donate more. even when you account for donations, there are probably disagreements about what level, through what mechanism is charitable giving, or through

committee when it supported either violence or in the case of no political demagogues like louis farrakhan. is it fair to basically say that i guess to push against what you were saying earlier, given the fact evangelical christians have not been remotely in the situation that those committees of faith, that they have not resorted to any of the mass nonviolent resistance that those committees have had to endure and push themselves through to start for the most, a demagogic alternative as opposed of artwork of resisting nonviolent way the threat. >> lots to work with the conservatives and the poor, only visible enough? gratian and immigration, the other voices strong enough? and given the history of the race and oppression, have religious people stood up clearly enough? comments from the panel and then we'll go back to the questions. >> to answer the first question, the first question about conservatives. data shows conservatives donate more tip you checkable causes than liberals even when you account for differences in income. you might say may be concerned is make more on average and so t

more democrats have met with louis farrakhan, a radical, an individual who has hateful attitude towardsmbassy building open yesterday. that is indictment of their own party, stu. stuart: there is another side to the coin. if you look at the violence in the gaza border, israel was using snipers to pick off some of the demonstrators. and there is a report that artillery shells were used to keep them away from the border and at bay. what do you say to that? >> well, look there is a technique, when a large mass is people becomes violent, it is, it has been established for decade, whether you're in northern ireland, whether you're in algeria, there are instigators, people who are responsible for the violence that, that create broader violence. they must be neutralized. this is not some new israeli tactic. if you want to save lives, you have to stop the instigators. but at the end of the day, who started it? who started it? who has the right to sovereignty? israel. who has the right to declare where their capital is? israel. and you're objecting to it on what grounds? nikki haley gave a speec

louis farrakhan, there was a picture of him taken with barack obama in 2007, but we never saw it untils past couple months. how interesting is that? college campuses. here is another one. kanye west says some things that black people should be able to think outside the box. they don't have to be enslaved to one particular party. he is not articulate about it. he says something that is outside of the theme of the black plantation in the inner cities, and he is roasted. even a congresswoman from l.a. slams him as the mentally unstable -- as being mentally unstable. i would argue it is the media, that is where foundation is and where people like chuck todd get to determine and define what hate speech is. it is not the mainstream americans. it is the media. the media are definitely dominated by the left because you can line up all the nbc's and cnn's, and there are more of those that fox news. host: ok. walter is in new jersey, independent. you are on the air. caller: how are you doing? we must be vigilant of any strain of totalitarian thought that comes about from our leaders, whether the