david duke. to trump i want to go to david duke probably say david duke actually it was hillary clinton it was a yes interesting but it said that they all look the same i was surprised i don't think that anything but anything like it was it was hillary clinton does that surprise you. yeah hillary clinton made the joke yes you are correct oh say who are your correct yeah understand what he might be offended when someone says they all look the same in reference to these two guys no no no they came up in an interview and she said they all look the same as kind of meant to be a joke but people say it's pretty offensive. i mean that is pretty offensive yeah i see why people might think it's offensive to say they all look the same in reference to these two guys and yes she probably meant it as a joke she wasn't actually scare one doesn't so it can't be that one has a mustache one doesn't can't be that. but that's not appropriate joke is it no you understand why people might be offended by saying they a

this president cannot bring himself to denounce david duke than finally he says he is disavowed. okay? i disavow that is the most you can do? but a republican in my world would drag them into the street to horse with him. this party always had an element we pretend that it wasn't there because we did have republican leaders at the top ronald reagan scorched the plan in a c pack speech. i'm surprised they don't have a white hood concession stand. so where these people whistling to the volume of the air raid siren. i don't know the rules here but i do have a notoriously salty tongue. [laughter] . >> are you on a 72nd delay? . >> but as profiles of chickenshit. [laughter] i'm told i should not say things like that. but it is florida. let itan rip. [laughter] but the touch of trump those horrifying consequences are playing out in slow motion the fact they are in the state house and senate races across the country by the time the council is done they will have lost 40 house seats then plus heone and plus two in the senate. when republican started the year they looked at the tax bill,

of tolerance for racism 'when he was president and lee atwater was the chairman of the rnc and david duke ran for office in louisiana, they sent guys like me down there to kick he living crap out of david duck. a republican did that. and this president, this president, can't bring himself to denounce david duke in the campaign for weeks and finally does it like this. i disavow, okay? i disavow. it's as much as you can do in the face of a guy who is leader of the klu klux klan? i'm sorry, republican in my world would drag david duke into the street and horse win him. this party always had an element in it and we fought against it because we did have republican leaders at the top who were absolutely not tolerant. ronald reagan scorched the klan and david nuke a cpac speech one year, this time i'm surprised cpac doesn't have a white hood concession stand. the people around the alt right that infested the republican party and the conservative movement, where these people are overtly dog whistling to the volume of an air raid super. when you refer to s-hole countries -- i'm sorry issue don't k

america great again remains a slogan that social dynamite and a more diverse america celebrated by david duke the former kkk leader, alt white supremacist and nationalist, a flash and a signal of white opposition toward this nation's racial progress over the last 70 years. so just to bring it home for all of you, and mentioned earlier i am 64. trump is 72 we are about the same. nothing grand in terms of age. that the progress of race relations i have been describing to you earlier especially the formation of the black middle class in the patent black voice is the story of my lifetime. my dads education his housing and his jobs were all limited by the color of his skin my dad was born in 19 oh two then here i am born 1954. if my dad came back to life in 2018 and saw i live in an integrated neighborhood he would say that's a different world son. what progress and if he saw my daughter's georgetown law degree, he would say wait a minute, georgetown doesn't accept black students. not in the sixties i would say they accept black students and women and he would say son, that's a different world. if

david duke knows a racist when he sees one.the democratic campaigns against trumpism are also campaigns against racism. here's what president obama had to say in georgia tonight campaigning for stacey abrams to become not just the first african-american woman governor of georgia but the first african-american woman governor of any state in the united states. >> in the closing weeks of this election we have seen repeated constant incessant nonstop attempts to divide us. with rhetoric that is designed to make us angry and make us fearful. with images and rhetoric that are designed to exploit our history of racial and ethnic and religious division, to try to pit us against one another, to make us believe that things will be better if it just weren't for those who don't look like us. the good news is in four days, georgia, you can reject that politic. we can come together to shape our country's course. that's what stacey stands for. >> joy reid is back with us from georgia. and joy, on the day that we discover to no one's surprise

you know why he said he didn't know who david duke was?he mississippi primary was on tuesday, and he didn't want to alienate those voters. so it's a trafficking in rainfall whether you want to call him a racist or not. you're going to have to open up your eyes, steve. >> the republican party could have had marco rubio and nikki haley as their standard bearer, and this would be an entirely different scenario. i think this is what you get two years later when you get -- >> i doubt anyone would be calling marco rubio or, you know, anyone else a racist. >> they wouldn't be allowing this. they wouldn't be peddling this. they wouldn't be promoting it, enabling it. >> own ra is answering the hate with a positive message, which i think that everybody should if you can, if you can do that, if you're in the position to do that. but you said about people still call me and e-mail me and use that word, and it's 2018. i'm sure they use it against you now as well. so there you go. >> well, honey, i'm being told to go back to mexico where i'm not even fro

when david duke got in the rairx he deployed folks like us down to louisiana -- >> tell me the story.crook. it's important. republicans from lee atwater deployed folks down there to work against a guy on the republican ticket names david duke. and it was a moral win and a political loss but that's the kind of political loss you ought to take once in a while. it's better to have doug jones in the senate than kitty curious roy moore in the senate and part of your party's brand. hyde-smith is an embarrassment. she's probably still going to win because it's mississippi. she's a terrible candidate. what you saw is not just somebody racially disconnected but a bad candidate. she shouldn't win. but it's mississippi. and although espy has run an incredible campaign, it's still mississippi and also, it's mississippi. >> she'd be a perfect candidate for the senate from mississippi if the election were being held in 1854. and i'm telling you. she makes roy moore look like john kenneth galbraith. and here she is trying to run out the clock. and she's clearly been told, don't say another word beca

we watched white supremacist, cook looks clean, david duke, nazis carrying torches and chance the sameteful -- went the same hateful bile heard on the streets of europe in the 30's. when the president of the alt right assigned a moral equivalence between those dark forces and those opposing them, that was like pouring fuel on the fire of intolerance. and just look, we saw the first came quickly. pipe bomb's sent to me in some of my friends and my granddaughters -- two americans, african-americans, killed in a supermarket in kentucky because they are black. 11 jews killed in a synagogue i know well in pittsburgh. and all the vileness in one week. folks, our children are listening. they're watching. so, the words of our leaders do matter. and silence is complicity. silence is complicity. [applause] folks, we biden: and, will not be silent. and we will not be complicit. democrats, as democrats in this fateful election we have a single moral responsibility to confront and defeat those forces who are trying to divide us, not only for our own sake but the sake of our children. to stop theira

when david duke himself says, david duke him several says thank you mr.t, admitting that you're a white nationalist. >> he's in a corner. this is one of the frightening aspects of the post-election moment is that on any given day donald trump is unpredictable, erratical. when he's in a corner, when investigations heat up, when indictments accelerate from the mueller investigation, when house committees chaired by democrats start to heats up, his behavior is not going to get better. it's going to become like that times ten. >> joyce, what would you recommend to democrats that are investigating, going to be investigating donald trump? how would you recommend they conducts themselves over the next six months? >> it needs to be done the right way. it should be methodical. it should not be a scatter gun investigation. there should be a focus on ethical lapses in the administration, a focus on congressional oversight and i think in many ways a willingness to let bob mueller finish his work and let him handle the criminal side of the russia investigation and see

he talks about all the people that buchanan has attracted to the reform party and that includes david duke and a few others. he says i am simply not comfortable being associated politically with these people then he says at the end if i did enjoy the experience and maybe someday i will run for president and that is how he ended the op-ed. years later john mccain would say i believe about these "wack-a-doodles." so that is one of the moment he isn't a huge character he rears his head once in a while and it's a different kind of donald trump. for tribalism isn't just about what the politicians say and do that in some ways it is a reflection of the impact of the political parties and so what was the role of the parties and the party leadership enabling the rise of these tribal forces especially today the people who were on the stage ale moment ago were talking about the transformation. so is there something in the sauce of the party, something that enables this sort of tribal behavior? >> it is a paradox where the parties simultaneously have never been a week or stronger. in terms of its own

klux klan well called the adam muscle of i wonder what appealed to him about that non-racist ad david duke is a racist he has no place and no worry agree on ministration of the president we agree with the razor so why is it i'm a much well look at there are people that will praise things that complete for their own political agenda we can't control what people think and what they say but you don't hear the president of the united states making racist remarks at. some people are trying to leave really others to believe his own full belly up michael cohen who worked for trump for more than a decade has said that trump told him black people are too stupid to vote for me that's not a racist remark and you have the donald trump did you hear donald trump say that not michael cullen and i would say maybe so we're going to believe a guy that wants to cooperate with law enforcement they get a so i got a good chance at it defines us and i i've i've i've had people work for me for many years and you've got to be creeps and you don't think going on about george soros is rolled in a caravan that he had

ers against david duke before he didn't know who david duke was, before he knew who david duke was.an nothing just like willie his current words manner nothing. again, you would think that the republican party, after taking its worst beating in the house since watergate, after losing more governorships than any political party in a quarter century, after losing over 300 seats legislative seats across the nation, state legislative seats across the nation, after losing the popular votes by almost 8% nationwide, it will probably end up being over 8% nationwide that they would stop following donald trump down into the muck and mud. here they are the official republican party slamming a navy s.e.a.l., lying about him, slandering him, calling him a political figure, saying he was on hillary clinton's short list for vice president when he wasn't, and overlooking the fact that he actually was considered as part of donald trump's administration just a couple of years ago. >> it's so pathetic, joe. so pathetic, the blind futility. if you don't want to criticize the president of the united sta

you see david duke sending love notes to donald trump over twitter, going thank you, mr.. as john meechum brought up, this sort of racism, wallace tried it. it's always a strong starter but it finishes poorly. you just wonder how much longer donald trump is going to go before explicitly calling out this type of hatred and explicitly denouncing david duke and white supremacists and not with a nod and a wink like he's done in the past. >> it is a very, very serious question you raise. dr. martin luther king says the arc of the universe is long but it bends toward freedom and justice. trump is going to have to make a real decision. but i think where ac's last point to you and mika was very profound. when we kind of looked the other way when it was racism and home phobia and islamicophobia, now's anti-semitism. these are organized groups that will come after all of us if we don't fight against this bias. >> ruth, you look at the cost paid by donald trump and the republican party for attacking muslims. his proposed muslim ban for calling hispanics breeders, for lying about thi

saying is in line with their policies, with their beliefs and we see white sprupremacists like david duke o openly support donald trump's policies and all i have to do is point to the people who are the white supremacists that support and believe what he says. >> i want you to listen to something that he said in the run-up to the midterms. take a listen. >> they have a word. it sort of became old fashioned. it's called a nationalist. and i say, really? we're not supposed to use that word. you know what i am, i'm a nationalist, okay. i'm a nationalist. nationalist. use that word. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> i mean, it was loud like a bull horn to me. i didn't hear a dog whistle. and what i heard his call with white nationalism and saying i'm behind you. since then, we've seen four tragedies occur and the pipe bombings, the tragedy in pittsburgh at the synagogue in lieu wee villouisville and the g in florida was actually committed by somebody who was far right leaning with white supremacist ideals who's part of the involuntary sell bat movement. this is going to continue a

in fact, david duke, the former grand dragon of the kkk congratulated the president and embraced it. does that not fall in line what you said about how we look to the world when you have the french president denouncing nationalism right there with the president that attacked a reporter for even raising the question this week? >> it's europe, it's a relationship with canada, he's gone after canada on the tariffs. we have a trade surplus with canada. i don't think the president actually knew that. the issues we now have in asia with china. so this is -- >> calling african nations s-holes. >> yeah, shocking. don't forget nationalism was the reason world war i got started. the president got a thumbs up from putin. our president unfortunately because of the things he has said and he has done, we are in america unfortunately used to be the global leader and we're now held in disdain. now we need to come back. the good news under our great leadership of our virginia governor, we're going to win the house and senate in '19 and then get the senate and the house. i do believe that the 92 milli

says i'm a nationalist, that has a specific meaning from the people who celebrate out there, from david duke and the white nationalist elements. he has remade the republican party. the party that came into being talking about free soil, and free men, has become a party of identity, of white identity during these two years of trump. so his entire message is about incitement, fear, it's trying to tell them that your way of life, your country, it's being stolen from you, he scapegoats, he invii insights and puts himself in the position of the avenger, the protector. though there are 35% of the country that have great fidelity to him and are lock, stock and barrel sold on all the b.s., it's not enough. there are more people in opposition, and those people include all the democrats, a majority of the independents and a very substantial share of republican voters, chiefly women in suburbs. >> but he's not going to lose his base, that 35% base loves him. he's picked up in the last year corporate america, and rich people, who don't have signs in front of their houses saying go trump. when they quiet

he said i'm a nationalist, david duke comes at the next day saying, thank you so much for finally admittingou are white to nationalist. >> it lines up lines up historically exactly with what certain countries were talking about when they are talking about gypsies and jews. >> he's an anarchist as far as i'm concerned. >> sean: saying you arelo not a globalist and that you are an america first and a nationalist by putting america first does not equate to white nationalism. there is a huge difference and they know better. what you see is just part of an echo of the democratic party playbook. every two years, every four years, you've heard me say it, and warned r before this electi, racist, sexist, goes on and on. now the rhetoric is so over-the-top, so absurd, so, frankly, dark and evil and what they are saying, worse than ever. i have been doing radio 30 years, started my 23rd year here at fox and all we see here is the mediaer desperately wanting republicans to lose in six days. while the media spreading hate, guess what? we have real issues to deal with in the united states. at this hour,

>> today david duke, the formero grand wizardf the kkk, tweeted is. >> grateful to the president foray. >> "thank you president trump for your honesty and courage to tell the truth about charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists in black lives matter/antifa." >> here in charlottesville one white nationalist to us the president has helped them. >> he's opened up a door, his movement has opened up a door, but it's up to us to take the initiative. >> thompson: president trump's comments spark national outrage. while white supremacist leaders praised the president's words, they angered many here in charlottesville, including the city's mayor at the time, democrat mike signer. >> groups that previously had beat stuck in the shadows an the margins and at the extremesh are brinto the mainstream and that's why they felt welcome to try and "unite the right" in arlottesville. and at the end of the day it's a city of, you know, just under 50,000 people and we were, we were in this, we were this rget for forces much bigger than us. >> thompson: you are the jewish mayor of small southern

and i'm from louisiana and in many ways this is kind of reminiscent of the 1991 race between david duke edwards. it's kind of ironic. >> emily, as we look at espy, in a situation where if the polling, again, scant numbers looks to be as close as it is, that is really something. therefore, what was written this past weekend and not the first time that it's going to come down to the black vote in mississippi and whether they turnout, that could be very well true, and the early turn outnumbers reported by state officials are high. >> absolutely. and look, we are resetting what we know about the relationship in state competitions between democrats and republicans. preelection two weeks ago to post election two weeks ago. democrats now compete everywhere. democrats are running strong candidate, local candidates, and the infrastructure is truly existing in every single state. and democrats are running strong on the infrastructure they built going into the election just a couple weeks ago and are leveraging that now for every single election. we saw democrats build it up to doug jones, conner

of a cold civil war, his reinvention of the republican party as a white ethno-nationalist party, david duke and these white nationalist elements, he has remade the republican party, the party that historically came into being talking about free soil and free men has become a party of identity, the white identity during these two years of trump. and so his entire message is about incitement. it's about fear. it's trying to tell them that your way of life, your country, it's being stolen from you. he scapegoats. he incites. he alleges conspiracy. and he puts himself into the position as the avenger of the protector. the problem is, though there are 35% of the country that have great fidelity to him and are lock, stock, and barrel sold on all the bs, it's not enough. there are more people in opposition. and those people include all the democrats, a majority of the independents, and a very substantial share of republican voters, chiefly women in suburbs. >> but congressman, he's not going to lose his base, the 35% base loves him. but what he's done is pick up corporate america and rich people w

guy bless our king says david duke. i'm very proud of him, announced richard spencer, steve king, klan and neo-nazi approved. >> why are you running that ad? >> we're running that ad, chris, because we're trying to make a case, and for and to build a cross partisan coalition in iowa and across the country that we'll stand up to leaders like steve king, leaders who don't advance our values, don't protect our values and who actually fight against them. so we're calling on republicans, independents and democrats to stand together against guys like steve king. and that's what that effort is, steve king is a guy who has spent a lot of time promoting the ideas of white suprem schism. he has no place in congress. we should all, as americans, be in agreement on that. >> senator boxer, you were a politician for a long time, so you've got a good keen political instinct. >> yes. >> it is interesting to me to watch carlos cabello in a tight race in a swing district in florida to watch the head of the nrcc distance themselves from h

this is a man who couldn't come out for weeks on end and fully denounce david duke. when he finally did, he used the following phrase. he goes, "i disavow, okay?" this is not a man who has been clear this at any point. teleprompter trump who reads the occasional thing kellyanne writes for him is not the real donald trump p the real donald trump is the one who says that people from haiti and africa and other places where they happen tosh brown or from s-hole countries. i'm sorry. i have very little pity for donald trump in this one because he could -- he recognizes what he's doing, he plays this game to stoke a particular segment of the base, and it's an ugly, ugly behavior for a president to engage in. >> nina, a former skinhead says -- and you saw them in sara's report, right? you heard some folks saying similar things. this skinhead says that white supremacists look for any sign of approval from politicians in power. so i'm wondering if this -- they must be seeing it in president trump. and is it all about votes? >> it's obvious that they are. and amen to everythin

. >> david duke and others. >> they cheered. so are those the people you want to animate?hat sort of support? because if i did that even inadvertently, most people would say, i don't want that support. that is not what i mean by that. and if that's what nationalism or being a nationalist means, i am not that. he won't say that. he doubles down. attacking the reporter is what he does. >> she handled it great. tell me what you got. >> you know whitaker is going to be the new acting. it's interesting because he's been on my show and he talked about his strategy to make this investigation go away by taking away the resources. and then all of a sudden a year and a half later, the president said this is the guy. >> i actually subbed in for you and interviewed him on your show. >> did you talk about that? >> yeah. it's all right. you don't watch when you're not on. >> i don't watch when i'm on. >> d. lemon, awesome last night. dressed awesome every night. >>> all right. power in congress is soon going to be split. don't show him. but there doesn't have to be a bitter divide about

. >> david duke and others. >> they cheered. so are those the people you want to animate?want that sort of support? because if i did that even inadvertently, most people would say, i don't want that support. that is not what i mean by that. and if that's what nationalism or being a nationalist means, i am not that. he won't say that. he doubles down, atta. attacking the reporter is what he does. >> she handled it great. tell me what you got. >> you know whitaker is going to be the new acting. it's interesting because he's been on my show and he talk ted about his strategy to make this investigation go away by taking away the resources. and then all of a sudden a year and a half later, the p said this is the guy. >> i actually subbed in for you and interviewed him on your show. >> did you talk about that? >> yeah. >> you don't watch when you're not on. >>> all right. power in congress is soon going to be split. but there doesn't have to be a bitter divide about it. americans deserve better. i have a closing argument about what last night hopefully means. >> don't hate me be

klux klan well called the adam muscle of i wonder what appealed to him about that non-racist ad david duke is a racist he has no place and no worry agree on ministration of the president we agree that raises so why is it i'm a much well look at there are people that will praise things that complete for their own political agenda we can't control what people think and what they say but you don't hear the president of the united states making racist remarks at. some people are trying to leave really others to believe his own soul but cool cohen who worked for trump for more than a decade has said that trump told him black people are too stupid to vote for me that's not a racist remark and you have the donald trump did you hear donald trump say that night. so we're going to believe a guy that wants to cooperate with law enforcement they get a so i got a good chance at it defines us and i i've i've i've had people work for me for many years and you've got to be creeps and you don't think going on about george soros is rolled in a caravan that he had no role in at a time when george soros is be

during the campaign, it took him -- i remember this tourted interview he did with jake tapper about david duke's endorsement. do you disavow? yeah, i disavow. what's the big whoop. this president is hard wired to not be offended by racists. and i think andrew gillum, the democrat running in florida, has articulated it the best. i'm not saying you're a racist. i'm saying the racists think you're a racist. does anyone around the president explain to the president that he is sort of patient zero for all of this? >> i think anybody who would be able to do that has long gone. nobody is trying to convince donald trump to change his mind or to see that maybe his rhetoric is problematic. gene is right. he gave for the first time in a long time white people sort of the permission to talk about their pain and grievances and the permission to complain allowed about diverseifying country. >> i think part of it is, obviously, the economic circumstances with the last recession put a lot of white americans in the same bucket at black americans. black unemployment is the highest rate and still double white unem

the ku klux klan well called the adam much i wonder what appealed to him about that non-racist ad david duke is a racist he has no place and no worry agree on ministration of the president we agree that it raises so why isn't there a much well look at there are people that will praise things that complete for their own political agenda we can't control what people think and what they say but you don't hear the president of the united states making racist remarks at. some people are trying to leave really others to believe his own soul the cool cohen who worked for trump for more than a decade has said that trump told him black people are too stupid to vote for me that's not a racist remark and you have the donald trump did you hear donald trump say that night. so we're going to believe a guy that wants to cooperate with law enforcement they get so i got a good chance at it defines us and i've i've i've had people work for me for many years and you've got to be creeps and you don't think going on about george soros is rolled in a caravan that he had no role in at a time when george soros is b

david duke.appened over the past couple weeks. we shouldn't be surprise d afte charlottesville, after all the lies, we shouldn't be surprised after the birtherism. but i wouldn't be surprised if the american people award that type of behavior. >> here's why i'm not so sure, and i want to take this to bob woodward, but. every step of the way we have underestimated the power of donald trump, his brand iing power, his ability to establish himself in the hearts and minds of the american people as a reality host, as a so-called mogul. >> wait, he lost $200 million of his dad's money. >> i said so-called mogul. >> even his ratings ended up being pretty bad. >> it's like the wizard of oz. but the yellow brick road was made better because the compliant congress, we have complicity within the administration, nobody is stepping up. we had one "new york times" op-ed where somebody wrote -- anonymous post. we had complicity within the administration every time he lies. nobody is stepping up and saying it's w

ku klux klan well call the adam muscle of i wonder what appealed to him about that non-racist ad david duke is a racist he has no place and no worry agree on ministration of the president we agree that it raises so why is that much well look at there are people that will praise things that complete for their own political agenda we can't control what people think and what they say but you don't hear the president of the united states making racist remarks at. some people are trying to leave really others to believe his own soul but michael cohen who worked for trump for more than a decade has said that trump told him black people are too stupid to vote for me that's not a racist remark in your view the donald trump did you hear donald trump say that not michael cullen i was i may be so we're going to believe a guy that wants to cooperate with law enforcement they get us so i got a good chance as it defines us and i i've i've i've had people work for me for many years and you've got to be creeps and you don't think going on about george soros is rolled in a caravan that he had no role in at

it includes david duke, a woman named lenore and a few others. and donald trump says, in the op-ed, i'm simply not comfortable being associated politically with these people. and can have no place in the reform party. he said the very end, i did enjoy the experience and maybe someday i will run for president. that is how he entered the op-ed. >> and the meet the press appearance he referred to the buchanan supporters as wackos. which is what years later, tom mccain would say i believe, about wacko doodles -- >> yes, sorry. the terminology appeared very technical. and so that was one of the amazing moments. and because donald trump is not huge character he rears his had one small and is a different donald trump. tribalism is not just about what politicians say or do but this is them in some way the impact and may be failure of the parties. so what was the role of parties and party leadership in enabling the rise of these tribal forces? especially today, the people who were on the stage a moment ago, you know we are talking about the transformation

menendez has borrowed a slogan from that great, old louisiana governors' race between the kkk leader, david dukeand a very crooked democratic governor, edwin edwards. and edwards, looking at duke, said, vote for the crook, it's important. and so, in a sense, menendez, who, let's face it, has had a lot of problems, he is benefiting from the fact that he's running for re-election as a democrat in a blue state, in basically a blue year, and that should help him win. now, i don't think anybody would be shocked if he were ousted there are some reasons to do it, but we're betting that he gets re-elected as for the house races, in virginia, there are actually four opportunities for democrats, and we think they will win 2-3 they've got one almost in hand there are two others that are at 50/50, so we split it. we figure they'll get one of them and they could easily get the third out of four. in new jersey, it's because there is such a strong democratic sweep in that area -- new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania if you put them together, at a minimum, i think democrats will get seven seats, seven additio

that in your mind that you you went out specifically to support a guy that gained the praise of david dukethat gained the praise of white nationalists. >> we had a professor on from princeton and his early reaction last night was i can't believe that many people voted the other way. he made the exact point that you're making. i can't believe people, knowing what they know, supported what they heard. and we've talked about this the same way -- remember that middle class tax cut that was going to be done before election day and it went away? >> he lied about that. >> i will be very interested to see if the caravan goes away. >> right. because it was a fabricated controversy or a fabricated threat. >> not until the fall of 2020 when there will be an ebola caravan. >> his closing argument was based on a lie. >> on hatred. >> hatred, racist and a lie. there was a caravan coming and there were middle easterners in there. >> with leprosy and small pox. >> they're laughing because it's so stupid. i feel like talking about the martians coming to steal my dog's poop in the backyard. >> you have to l

imagine if he had seen david duke he would get up in a minute and leave many members of the black caucus it's a great thing to have muslim and muslim women in congress, but this woman has gone over the line to anti-semitism. she talked about israel hypnotizing the world, i mean, that's kind of an old anti-semitic trope. so my concern is not that the democrats are becoming anti-semitic. it's that they are unwilling to attack anti-semites on the extreme left of their base because they don't want to lose votes. pete: you think it's -- you are acknowledging there is tolerance of intolerance and it's ultimately a political calculation. but, yet, it used to be support for israel was very bipartisan in washington. are you saying israel is becoming effectively a partisan issue? >> i hope not. i think israel still is bipartisan among the mainstream democrats. but, when you elect people to congress, who have very strong anti-israel views, it begins to raise questions about whether bipartisanism will remain in the future. remember, these are young people. some people are saying they are the future

this is david la duke with the advertising initiative. i heard a couple of panelists being critical of the enforcement of capa at the ftc, and i've heard others are some frustration or concern about the implementation of the safe harbor and i didn't hear any of the panels talk about that and i was wondering if you could speak to that and if you feel that there's more that the ftc needs to do or could do in enabling the safe harbor program to be effective because i think it can be very effective and hoped it would be. >> did you want to? sure. >> i was hopeful and capa is unusual in that it provides for the safe harbors that have to be approved by the government and that seemed like it might work better than your normal, self-regulatory program where there is no government involvement and no enforcement. until the rule making in 2013 that the ftc started to try to make the safe harbors accountable through these reports and that's tha is why the y particular c is coming with the right mind set. we would be able to assess how well they're go

david wasserman doing a great job and really capture the mood of 1700 duke street, alexandria, --ginia polling numbers have not gotten any better from a , it's notrds democrat just a blue wave, it's a red exodus. there are 41 vacant republican seats, the most since 1930. kevin cirilli to provide us with wisdom right now. it's amazing how the republicans retired. why? kevin: it's a tough election for them. tom: other going to cash in and make a lot more money? kevin: this is northern virginia , exactly the type of northern virginia suburban district that republicans need to be competitive in a presidential year, no virginia a key part of the virginia electorate in terms of presidential year, these of the swing voters, independent voters, college-educated voters. that's why covers moment comstock -- congresswoman comstock is struggling. district always competitive, shifting democrat as well, can the democrats hope to years out that they see for the demographic shift, particularly in florida? kevin: i pushed back against the notion that the demographic shift will benefit democrats, and lo

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david: you can. alix: we can ask your wife. tobias: my wife has called them every time, and i'm starting to believe her. when you look at the dukey cfo survey, what are they saying? when we look at 780 companies, what are they saying about their capital spending? they are all saying different stories from what we are hearing being generally discussed. they are robust, but we will continue to grow capital spending. at the very least, if companies are worried about labor costs going up, they will be looking at efficiencies and have to buy thee tools, if it is in technology or manufacturing space, it helps them get more efficient. david: we care about capital investment because it drives productivity. i spoke with the head of barclays and he said that at some point we can't rely on tax cuts. this is what he had to say. jes: ultimately, healthy economic growth is driven by productivity, and you'd think that the investment in technology, the positives of globalization that we would be seeing more productivity than we are seeing, so the growth wouldn't be so dependent on easy monetary policy or tax cuts. david: you would think that, b