you know, you're a local. >> bondi: uh -- no, hah. >> anthony: no! >> bondi: not a bit!happen to live here. in the old days, you know, we were co-conspirators in those days. we weren't citizens. the new authority is the new power, it is exactly as anonymous as the old power. no phone number, no access, not a chance. >> anthony: there has been for some years an art community in vegas. you know, like art, that makes your life, all our lives, better and makes us think. granted, vegas is a town designed to make you not think. to separate you from your money in as pleasurable a way as possible. so pleasurable that even after you limp out of town, leaking from your ass with nothing in your pockets, you want to come back and do it again. reflection, not so good. as a resident, what are the general rules of survival? >> bondi: don't cry about being broke. i mean if i'm broke, more than likely it's because i threw away my money, and too bad for me because i didn't get lucky. >> anthony: don't cry about being broke, okay. what's another one? >> bondi: i'd give that one. well it's

she will join news a few minutes, pam bondi.e a look. >> three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could. so then a trooper, my trooper came up. my girlfriend and i got our tickets. we're headed in. then they ran in and circled me where i could not get into the theater. they stopped me. so he came up then and stopped them. we went into the theater. thought it was diffused. we're up getting popcorn at the concession stand and they came up again. every curse word in the book. this far from my face. one spit on my head. i can't say it was intentional because he was yelling so loud. >> sean: picking on women and attorney. the attorney general will give us more details on that. she's the latest trump ally to be targeted. sarah sanders was literally thrown out of a weekend, this weekend in restaurant named the red hen. take a look. >> many by now heard i was thrown out of a restaurant where i attempted to have dinner with my family. we politely wen

pam bondy, secretary nielsen, sarah sanders, wherever they go. tell your friends, build the crowd and get in your face. we will send mr. burgess out there to get sean hannity, he will tear a him up. was not a threat? should i have sued the president of the time? this time the target was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and his wife, another woman, transportation secretary elaine chao. watch this. >> why don't you leave my husband alone. back up. >> >> sean: he so tough, reall. by the way, good job, you stood strong there. now as the midterm elections get closer and closer, the mainstream media is now getting up there. hatred against donald trump, and the website put together this moage putting together some of their blatant hatred for trump voters. this is your corrupt media on display, take a look. >> cut to the chase, this is about racism. this is pure and simple racism. he's hoping that the people who support him will be ginned up and running to the polls to make sure that brown people don't come running to america. >> we can no longer a

florida attorney general pam bondi brady want to see the mr. rogers movie. first mistake.ing. >> a documentary about anti-bullying, tolerance, respecting each other's differences. >> sean: i wanted to tell people how bad this was, the video didn't capturere it. they are calling you every name in the book, you hide your boyfriend with you, and what did they say to him? >>>> we get there, we are waitig in line to get tickets, and as a mentary about mr. rogers, and all of a sudden, this woman comes out of nowhere and starts telling me that i am ripping babies out of women's arms. who does that sound like come with her fonda quote about melania. they can't even come up with their own land. i said, i'm glad you are videoing me. let me explain to you come i never agreed to separating mothers from babies, and i'm glad the president signed the executive order. this is a congressional issue. they didn't even know who the congressmen were. when they realized that it wasn't working, just "f you," screaming at the top of their lungs. >> sean: they were using every word imaginal. >> wh

put in a cage with, look at what they did to pam bondi?body is going to get killedt god forbid, i hope that nobody gets killed on any side of the aisle, somebody is going to get killed and something will happen, because they are pushing and provoking and seemingly wanting this confrontation. >> they have no emergency brake on their behavior either. remember the essence of conservatism is an adherence to god-given rights. there is a moral emergency brake on your behavior.r there is none of that for a liberalism. i'm not talking about democrats. i'm very worried about these people. >> sean: i'm almost thinking about tweeting where i am eating so that they will leave the women and children alone. if they can come after me, i would feel a little bit better. i'm not kidding. >> it's a long shot, they won't leave the women and children alone.'m ean: me and dan will figure out where we are going to eat. >> this is nothing new. >> sean: i'm not inviting you. >> i'm not invited? that's on a personal affront. >> sean: i will only invite you if i don

you are an inch away from someone's face like pam bondi in florida? >> i do. >> i think we have gone to a style of politics in washington, d.c. that is about people instead of policy. >> laura: i agree. >> attacking the leader but little policy. >> laura: i want to play something. in is the deputy dnc chair. he was on cnn today and not telling the truth about his ties to another hater farrakhan. >> watch. you used to follow somebody who expressed sexist and lgbt. farrakhan? >> i would disagree with that. >> what are you disagreeing with? farrakhan is a clear bigot. >> i agree that's true. >> you are a follower of farrakhan? >> no, i wasn't. that's not true, jake. >> laura: it is true. i give credit to jake trapper for calling him out on that. >> siding with a hate group. i think yr "angle" was awesome. this is a debate about the freedom of speech. can we disagree with each other on difficult issues and we should vote whether it's a bill in congress or an election. we debate and argue and vote. that's what we do. we don't shutdown speech. the college c

adam: so let me ask you this incident with the video of people heckeling pam bondi, and i believe sheas also accosted inside the theatre by a man who was yelling at her as well. >> yeah, you know, every time when i think that the florida democrats can stoop to a new low we see something like this. ag bondi, and it was the just her a state senator who got heckled i know all three of them , they're great people and for them to come out and do this the only thing i can think of is the word hipocracy because these are the same people who are complaining they didn't like donald trump's tweets, now president trump saying he's bullying people but they're going around now and doing the same exact thing they were condemning. my question is, you know, why do we have maxine waters out there now openly calling for this and where is our senator bill nelson why hasn't he condemned maxine waters and asking for a call to stop this. i think we should ask him those questions. adam: well maxine waters was re duked by nancy pelosi but i want to ask you you just said democrats used to condemn this very ki

pam bondi was heckled outside of a movie theater. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> bondi says she was first approached before the movie in the ticket line. >> a woman approaches me in the ticket line and starts screaming that i was personally ripping babies out of the arms of mothers. three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face, screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could. so then a trooper, my trooper came up and my boyfriend got our tickets and we were headed in, they ran in and circled me. i could not get in the theater, they stopped me. >> sara sanders was kicked out of a restaurant in virginia. her actions say far more about her than about me. i always do my best to treat people including those i disagree with respectfully. the restaurant the has certain standards she has to uphold such as honesty and compassion and cooperation. and days earlier, both trump adviser steven miller and kirstin nilsson were heckled. these are separate mexican restaurants while they were out for dinner in washington, d.c.. while som

ainsley: what's your reaction to the way rhetoric of maxine waters, folks coming to pam bondi and sarah huckabee sanders, the rhetoric is hitting fever pitch and we know that sarah sanders is getting secret service at her house, what's your reaction? >> my reaction is difference, ainsley, between rhetoric and social media muscle and cable news and people inciting for crime and violins. the case of actor -- who i forgot about in california, he has a new movie coming out. it's a great fanfare, he's actually had tweeted out that someone should go to her house and take her children, god for bid. this is not insulting all the stuff that we are u to around here, insulting what somebody said or how they look, where they work or what they wear, this is calling for something much deeper and that's very, very concerning to many people. i also hope, a number of these executives in the media who are on top floors of building are paying very close attention to what's being said by some of their commentators and some of their writers, people who are -- reporters have cable news contracts, are obvious

christophe bondy is an international trade and investment lawyer based in london and formerly a senior to the canadian government. he joins us now from south—west england. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. thisjoint thank you very much for being with us. this joint communique, thank you very much for being with us. thisjoint communique, which we thought the leaders had agreed to, proclaiming the merits of free and fair trade, proclaiming the merits of free and fairtrade, and proclaiming the merits of free and fair trade, and now donald trump has effectively torn it up, or said that he is no longer endorsing it? well, i wouldn't say it has been drawn up. i think what you see is a very important agreement by canada, the eu, the uk, japan, italy, the world bank, to do things like invest more than $3.5 billion in education for women and girls, an agreement by five of the seven nations for a protection plan, on plastics, and just generally if you look at the declaration, it's a very important policy statement about ensuring that the benefits of wo

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and a prominent trump supporter florida attorney general pam bondi had to be given a police escort from a movie theater a day after announcing plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of this cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station then that going to be able to shop at a department store that people are going to turn on them so we are actually more fearful and more angry on political experts. so as the trump era has brought a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't a part of what we're seeing in american politics he really is the one kind of leading the charge with name calling on twitter with labeling his opponents with derogatory nicknames there are those who will tell you there have been times wh

how do you have a good little kid when you know with the more than four kids and nancy just moved to bondi canal to some kind of i don't know i just held up a song for how did he do it with him for some time couldn't he has i'm not clucky at all kid and you could kind of illusion looked up the local equivalent pick to friends and a good mood look if you feel i mean they want to have to jump in the back window hang it and i'll call me detroit and they made a comment i made it very back. to me. to. be a. i think. russia took a real blow to its sense of self during the yeltsin years i remember even six years ago when i first came here people kept apologizing to me for how terrible everything was that this wasn't like america and for people to be ashamed of their country was so different and now i don't really see that i see people are more proud of their country and i think putting his years stalin in particularly the great patriotic war and the victory there as a way to inspire nationalistic pride. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefe

pam bondi was verbally abused by three men that spit was actually landing on her face. where do we go from here? >> we even saw this start during the campaign when we saw trump rallies and people getting pepper sprayed, cars being stopped. old people and women being attacked on the streets for their political beliefs, especially by the antifa types. it seems to have seeped into the broader culture. the only thing that could stop that is a tragic event that brings the whole country around that makes people realize this. a year after the shooting of steve scalise and multiple members of the gop. and that seems to have lasted only a couple weeks. maxine waters says she is for peaceful protest but in an interview she was lauding the rodney king riots. the liberals have convinced a lot of people that by any means necessary is a legitimate tactic in america. charles: what do you say that there were violent incidents at trump rallies and his pushback against maxine waters went over the line. >> those comments were taken out of context. oftentimes it was protesters engaging in

attorney general pam bondi down in florida, being confronted by activists who are there to just makeerable and to be as aggravated as they can get them, seeking the opportunity to make them angry to the point that they react. fortunately none of them did. but it is a horrible thing we are watching in this country. the left has become a bunch of thugs. this is mob nonsense. >> yeah. lou, it's different between being confronted and being harassed. when i'm sitting there minding my own business with my family eating on my own private time. you don't get to harass me while i'm there with my family. there is a time and a place for all things and that was not the tind that was not the place. lou: both of you are exactly right. harass is the better word. the shame is, that this would happen in a public place at all. these are people serving the president of the united states, serving the people of florida in the case of pam bondi. who in the world do these folks think they are to do this? it's gotten ugly, and something is going to happen. human nature being what it is, something is going t

and a prominent trump supporter florida attorney general palm bondy had to be given a police escort from a movie theater the day after announcing plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of this cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station they're not going to be able to shop at a department store the people all got to turn on them so we're actually more fearful and more angry and one political expert says the trump era has brought a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't part of what we're seeing in american politics he he really is the one kind of looting the charge with name calling on twitter with les . his opponents with derogatory nicknames get out of those who will tell you there have been times w

florida attorney general pam bondi attended a showing of mr. rogers, a documentary which ironically is all about civility and kindness. apparently the left-wing mob who confronted and afflicted spit on the attorney general of florida didn't get the memo. >> what would mr. rogers think about you? taking away health insurance? shame on you! >> laura: so that's the video of bondi leaving the theater, so that's what they wanted. but as she came in, she and her boyfriend were verbally assaulted and physically threatened in the concessions line. >> they came up again, just every curse word in the book and they said to him, hey blue eyes, aren't you going to protect her? and using lots of other words, too. what are you going to do? they are this far from my face, one spit on my head, they were trying to create a fight. >> laura: you bet they were. if this continues, someone is going to get hurt. imagine a a few years ago, obama officials who were harassed and verbally assaulted in that way? there would be cause for the national guard to step in. but s

>> bondi: what is the rest of the country?

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florida attorney general pam bondi shouted down over the weekend. they pertain to race, ethnicity or things of that sort. less clear whether it applies to people's political views. some say this incivility is setting a dangerous precedent that could lead to some people who are on the fringes of rationality to act out in bad ways as we saw on a baseball field in alexandria, virginia last year. this tiny town in the heart of the blue ridge mountains is a microcosm of america, very liberal here in lexington, population 7,000, a college town. but it is also home i should say the burial ground for stonewall jackson 10 feet from where i stand. he is buried across from the red hen restaurant. robert e. lee is buried at washington and lee university. some people are asking how far this quiet civil war will go? back to you in new york. >> sandra: thank you. >> meanwhile president trump is tweeting about immigration and that battle as house republican leaders try to secure enough votes for their so-called moderate immigration bill. meanwhile, keep families to

pam bondi, they got up in her face. when i go to kosher restaurants. >> a number of newspapers, the new york daily news, la times, how this could backfire. nancy pelosi tries to tamp down progressives public shaming of trump officials and not the only one, chuck schumer said stop. >> the problem is they were saying it is a part of white privilege, not the only one thing that. john legend suggested calling people out in public places, destroying their ability to have dinner, standing outside their home, if you disagree with the policy, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer may be representing something good on this issue but their base is not interested in what they have to say. >> my worry is the natural response is to do the same thing back to the other side. republican activists will be disturbing other people in other restaurants and at the park and families more than likely involved. i don't want republicans to mimic this, isolate these incidents and stop them. has to be a huge national awareness. >> being victimized, and

and a prominent trump supporter florida attorney general pam bondi had to be given a police escort from a movie theater a day after noting plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of his cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station then that going to be able to shop at a department store that people are going to turn on them so we're actually more fearful and more angry and one political expert says the trump era has brought. a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't a part of what we're seeing in american politics he. really is the one kind of charge with name calling on twitter with labeling his opponents with derogatory nicknames there are those who will tell you there have been times when america has

here's what happens when he wants to meet with his state a.g., florida's pam bondi. >> your only option is to fill out a form on the website and click submit and see if anything happens. >> reporter: it's not just the republicans. democratic a.g.s courted by trial explrs lobbyists, too, at too, at more modest receptions, like this one in washington, d.c. marquette university's paul nolette: >> they're not just giving money out of charity. they're expecting something out g this. >> reporter: both sides dispute r:at. raga tells cbs news it "has been successful in supporting candidates that will defend the rule of law." "republican attorneys general have this mindset and that's s at drives their actions, hething else." >> glor: nancy is here with us now. so, here's what's interesting-- we think of lobbyists courting politicians, not necessarily law enforcement. >> reporter: well, exactly. but there has been a growing recognition, jeff, that a.g.s do a lot more than deciding who to anosecute. they can have a big influence on policy at the state level and if they band together on the federal

florida attorney general pam bondi was heckled at a movie theater in tampa on friday. >> shame on youame on you! >> reporter: homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen had to leave a mexican restaurant in d.c. last week as hecklers protested the administration's immigration policy. critics also rallied outside her virginia home. >> no justice, no sleep! >> reporter: anger and confrontation are nothing new in american politics. they seem to peak during the 2016 campaign, when mr. trump taunted opponents and encouraged violence during rallies. e i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. ,> reporter: back then, prominent democrats urged restraint. >> our motto is, "when they go low, we go high." >> reporter: but over the weekend, california congresswoman maxine waters urged fellow democrats to keep it up. >> and if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd! ( cheers and applause ) and you push back on them! >> reporter: other democrats disagreed. >> i did not find that helpful, and i thin

pam bondi was heckled at a theater on friday. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> homeland security kirjsten nielsen had to leave a restaurant in d.c. as protesters were demonstrating. and they rallied outside her home. >> reporter: anger and confrontation is not new in american politics. they seemed to peak in the 2016 campaign when mr. trump taunted opponents and encouraged tralli. back then, prominent democrats urged rerestraint. >> no, our motto is when they go low, we go high. sgroo over t sgroo. >> over the weekend, maxine waters urged fellow democrats to keep us up. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. >> reporter: other democrats disagree. >> i did not find that helpful. and i think a lot of people want to maintain that focus on pocket book issues. >> reporter: the president, drew attention to all of it today on twitter by singling congresswoman waters saying she called for people to harm the president's supporters and trump tw

nation but he's also inspiring young people back home for him but they grew up in the paris suburb of bondi and children of his first club are bursting with pride. i'm so happy that becomes from here when people ask me where play i said and immediately to know where i come from to train here so when we train here we want to be like in. france players plays matthew d. in the goal or can say are also from paris's suburbs places where unemployment is high and people often feel marginalized these teenagers from on a superstar say the footballers are role models who have kicked away stereotypes. by job lemieux's if they came from misery and now they are successful people think everyone in the suburbs are scum but that's not true all the big players come from the suburbs. when france last won the world cup in one thousand nine hundred eight many people saw the team as a symbol of multiculturalism that would help heal divisions today few expect a french victory to change lives but excitement still running high a paris is all the airport children from on they prepared to fly to russia their school

and a prominent trump supporter of florida attorney general palm bondy had to be given a police escort from a movie theater a day after announcing plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of this cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station then that going to be able to shop at a department store that people are going to turn on them so we are actually more fearful and more angry and one political expert says the trump era has brought a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't a part of what we are seeing in american politics he. really is the one kind of charge with name calling on twitter with labeling his opponents with derogatory nicknames there are those who will tell you there have been times when

and a prominent trump supporter florida attorney general pam bondi had to be given a police escort from a movie theater a day after announcing plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of this cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station they're not going to be able to shop at a department store that people are going to turn on them so we're actually more fearful and more angry and one political expert says the true. has brought a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't part of what we're seeing in american politics he. really is the kind of charge with name calling with labeling his opponents with derogatory names. tell you there have been times when america has been more divided. and more dangerous. hig

pam bondi have all been harassed in public places seemingly in response to democratic representativewaters fueling the fire. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet you get up and push back on them. >> california congresswoman later walking back those comments but last night shield a group of reporters off camera when asked about the remarks, judicial watch filing an ethics complaint. >> she is in signing violent assault and riot against trump cabinet officials reflects poorly on incredibly of the house and that is an ethics violation and the house of representatives needs to decide whether they will allow the house to be used as a platform by one of its members to incite violence. >> reporter: andy biggs introduced a measure to censure waters and called on her to resign over her comments. jillian: it is heating up like crazy and people have things to say. >> reporter: daniel writing this on facebook, maxine waters is at it again but donald trump is still your president. anyone who listens to maxine waters is nuts, who really should step down because it is clear you are not doing you

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pam bondi's campaign is not a charity. donald trump and this came out today and the lawsuit has a handwritten note demanding or directing $100,000 from the foundation go to fix a problem. shannon: i have questions about that. and document he said $100,000 which people know is a military related charity, had to do with cleaning up, confusing at best, based on the handwritten document. >> this was reported during the campaign. and if trump had done that with his own money, totally fine. and using the trump foundation. >> the president is claiming they paid out more than they had on hand and see where the lawsuit goes. >> he paid more than that, they want to destroy this president. schneiderman wanted to do everything he could to do it again and refuse to think there was enough evidence. it is a broader strategy, imploding against them. and russia coalition, the only thing they found is we are the ones colluding. and do everything they can to create distractions and they would love nothing more than power of discovery against

also florida attorney general pam bondi is here.out of screening of a new documentary about the life of mr. rogers by protestors who were chanting shame on you. what is up with all of the political intimidation? we will talk to her about that as well. so we have a busy three hours, jillian and rob kicks 12 and a half from right here on the channel you trust for morning news. jillian: oh, yes, we do, looking forward to it. >> yes, ma'am. [laughter] rob: after white house press secretary sarah sanders was thrown out of virginia restaurant on friday other dining spots now facing the heat. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headline 24/7 siriusxm 115 with reaction. i'm sure there's a lot, carley. carley: at least two restaurants in different parts of the country are facing backlash all because they have the same name as the one that kicked white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. it all started with this tweet from sanders on saturday saying last night i was told by the owner of red hen in lexington, virginia to leave beca

, that is not normal to show up in protest in front of her house or show up and try to protest pam bondi attorney general of florida. this is not normal behavior, we should not normalize it, we should reject it what maxine waters calls for us to go beyond debate, and saying, debate is over, now anyone with opposing thoughts and views should be intimidated or bullied or shamed. she called to say, any time you see them in a public place, acost them, shame home. >> that is not what see some said. >> she did. i am concerned leftist saying that debate is over, they use fascist tactic. >> that is what it is, you shout, hold on, you shout down your opponent get a crowd together to shout down an individual you dis agree with, that is autho authoritarian by definition, that is total group think that there no longer tolerance for individual thought when that is your reaction. >> to hear republicans talk about civil -- civility is laughable, where it this when president said to punch someone, and told his supporters and make comments to hillary clinton and lock her up. >> michael, listen. there is

what has been saturday and what is being saturday about women and secretary nielsen and pam bondi ands and ivanka and melania and sarah sanders. if you want to read one of the best books you will ever read it's written by clarence thomas. called my grandfather's son. if you think that's bad it's about to get worse. with the makeup of the supreme court hanging in the balance after president trump nominated gorsuch to the court. senate democrats will pull out all stops. they will do and say anything just like ted kennedy to block donald trump's pick. we are not even a day out from justice kennedy's announcement and the left is already in total free freak out and scare the american people mode and lying mode. watch this. >> are you ready to rip up the rules that limited democrats? >> yes, nicole. i know we are ready. >> for the fabric of our democracy, democrats should block this nomination and any nomination. >> follow the rule they set in 2016. not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. >> it's time for democrats to throw down. what i mean by that, we have been playin

also this weekend, florida attorney general pam bondi got heckled outside a movie. >> what would mr. about you? taking away health insurance. shame on you. shame on you. >> end family separation. we sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. our families, our childrens our parents -- uphold our inalienable rights. here is what sarah sanders said. >> the cause for harassment. ability to find solutions despite those disagreements is what makes us unique. joining me now is david axelrod. and doug brinkley. what do you mean? >> i mean that look, i understand the outrage on how this president behaves and his policies. he has shredded the idea of civility. i don't think you defeat that. i don't think you change it by emulating it. i don't think a race to the bottom is the way to go. and you know, i absolutely believe that people ought to organize, vote, and donate, run. this is not the answer. and here is the odd thing about this. not the odd thing, but the thing that troubles me, is people think that by doing this, they ar

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and on friday, trump ally pam bondy, florida's attorney general was confronted by demonstrators at a movie theater in tampa. with us are two very brave people. michael steel and nancy cook, white house reporter for politico. we welcome them back to the broadcast. i have been asked about this all day and i will neatly transfer the question to you. what if someone else had been thrown out of a restaurant for reasons including religion or the color of their skin and what if during the obama era,a republican era of congress had said wherever you see these people, surround them and confront them. i know it's what aboutism, but take on the question. >> no, i think it's very much that kind of reality check. we know life would have been very different, the outcome would have been different and the responses would have been different. for me the take away from what maxine did is stepped in it. she tried to do trump. the only person who can do trump is trump. that's what's unfortunate about this. it's a space unto which only he occupies. a space in which others revolving around it protect this

also this weekend, florida attorney general pam bondi got heckled outside a movie.re is a look at that and others with ties to the white house who have come under fire in public. >> what would mr. rogers think about you? taking away health insurance. shame on you. shame on you. >> shame! shame! vladimir putwe, sir, we are th america who are alarmed and angst that your new administration will not protect us. our families, our children our parents -- uphold our inalienable rights. >> sarah sanders addressed this in today's white house press briefing. here is what she said >> the cause for harassment. ability to find solutions despite those disagreements is what makes us unique. >> joining me now is david axelrod. and doug brinkley. you say when civility is no more, it is a triumph for president trump. what do he mean? >> i mean that look, i understand the outrage on how this president behaves and his policies. he has shredded the idea of civility. just the tweet you read that shows that. i don't think you defeat that. i don't think you change it by emulating it. i don

this is as the trump supporter and the florida attorney general pam bondi confronted by hecklers after she left the showing of a mr. rogers documentary and homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen targeted. watch this. >> shame! shame! shame! shame! shame! >> kennedy: can't we all just be hobbits again. everyone has an iphone. nielsen heckled at a mexican restaurant in washington last week and protesters also marching outside her home. meantime, maxine waters encouraging the harassment of the president trump staffers in public places. take it away. >> i want to tell you for these members of his cabinet to remain and try to defend him, they are not able to go to a restaurant. they are not going to be able to stop at a gas station and not going to be able to stop at the department store. the people will turn on them, they will protest. they will absolutely harass them until they decide that they are going to tell the president no, i can't hang with you. >> kennedy: yes. we will force you to agree with us. how authoritarian. richard, this has gotten a place we are becoming a truly bifurcated s

and on friday, trump ally pam bondi, florida's attorney general, was confronted by demonstrators at a movie theater in tampa. with us for more on all of this, two very brave people. michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee, and nancy cook, white house reporter for politico. we welcome them both back to our broadcast. michael, i've been asked about this all day, so i will now neatly transfer the question to you. >> yes, sir. >> what if someoe had been thrown out of a restaurant for reasons, say, including religion or the color of their skin, and what if during the obama era, a republican member of congress had gotten up and said, wherever you see these people, surround them and confront them? i know it's what aboutism, but take on the question. >> no. i think it's very much that kind of reality check, you know, because we know life would have been very different. the outcome would have been very different, and the responses would have been very different. but here's the point. for me, the big takeaway from what maxine did, the congresswoman did, was she step

florida attorney general pam bondi had to abandon her night out at the movies in the face of a similarly confrontational mob. >> if she wants people to protest, that's one thing. but to continue this they are inciting violence. >> that while congresswoman maxine walters called on her supporters to step up the confrontations. "if you see anyone from the cabinet at a department store, restaurant or gas station, you get out and create a crowd and push back on them and tell them they are not welcome anymore, anywhere. >> the next move is on democratic colleagues. if she starts to feel the heat from democrats in the house who tell her publicly that she took a deep far, that's how you fix these things. >> that's with the senate minority leader did today. >> no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right, that's not american. >> house leader nancy pelosi partly did that, naming the president. she tweeted, trumps daily lack of stability has conditioned response is predictable but unacceptable. and he fired back with this sweet, congresswoman next thing waters, an

now there was a mistake and contribution made to pat bondi's campaign but it was rectified once it was discovered. in other words, this is a penny-ante stuff that would never be pursued by the new york state of attorney general's office if donald trump hadn't gotten into politics. it's another example of politicized law enforcement, and abuse of process. this time it was through a civil action on the state level. where were they, by the way come at the federal level when the clinton foundation was accepting funds from foreign governments while hillary was secretary of state? some of them wants to get meetings with hillary. meanwhile, comey and his political activists posing as agents vent the legal standards for hillary clinton, allowing her to walk free. and they assumed that she was going to be going into the white house. let's not forget. clinton is setting up that private server, made up her own rules, justice comey did in clearing her of any criminal wrongdoing. my friends, this is all a hideous perversion of justice. now fbi director christopher wray is insisting the ig report cl

last week pam bondi was harassed in a movie theatre here.en a few republicans say that president trump set the tone here at the beginning. during the campaign, you were one of those critical republicans. congressman desantis mentioned it there. you called trump vile and obscene and dishonorable. does he deserve some of the blame? >> i didn't call the president those things. i support the president. the president did not set the tone that the democrats are trying to blame him for. look at what maxine waters has said. your question about out of state influence in florida. the real danger is noting what is going -- this stage, it's the fact that two men are trying to high jack florida politics. it's not because they care about how long he spend in traffic or care about the quality of our schools in northwest florida. it's not because they care about the quality of the water in the lake. it's because they care about one thing only. that is defeating our president, taking back the white house and that won't happen in florida. that won't happen on

florida attorney general pam bondi seemingly in response to democratic representative matthew watersng accelerants on the fire. >> do you see anybody from that cabinet you -- liz: the governor is back with us. everybody in both sides which is at the one-year anniversary of the shooting at the republican baseball fields. go ahead. >> well unfortunately there are not so so many ill tempered people in the countries that this is an overwhelming weight that american majority has thank god but enough of them do and we need to explain to them that if you want to scream at somebody at town hall that's your right but you don't go to people's homes. don't disrupt them in public places and if you do u. are just not trying to exhibit your liberty. you are trying to deprive someone else of theirs and that is not america. bigotry. liz: representative maxine waters asked again about her comments about going after trump officials. she yelled at reporters. let's take a listen to what maxine waters said. watch. >> where can a concerted eat at a restaurant? >> you can come to my office and talk. come t