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coates talks about it. if race is in part a myth donald trump, he argues, is the first white president because in this current modern era he is appealing blatantly to whiteness as a political strategy. when you see the white house then trying to turn this and say the president, a, should be able to say they're good people at a white supremacist rally and offended when people, what? factually point out that he is giving comfort to people at a rally? >> i think it's important to always look at the facts. i mean, there are myriad examples of president trump saying and doing things that some people would consider racist. i'm not saying that every single person that voted for donald trump also shares those views but they certainly overlooked those views and supported him in the election. and i think that that's the tricky question. i think that's why you get a certain level of defensiveness because in defending donald trump's actions and the things he said that are racist, right, mexicans are rapists, banning mu

what would coates think about this debate?l, tonight, on "all in" with chris hayes, he talked directly how trump is trying to play the victim calling on espn to punish someone for criticizeing him. >> this is what white stream sifts tend to do going back to slave holders, who insist the north was trying to sub just fate th gait them. it's the white supremacists offended. i think it's characteristic. >> that is the fight between uspn and trurp which is partly a battle between a political entity and a corporate entity for speech. that's really a strategic battle when you get down to it. what about the underlying ethical allegation here? coates points to public evidence. >> if you own a business that attempts to keep black people from renting no you, if you are reported to say that you don't want black people counting your money, if you say, you know, not report it. come out and say someone can't judge your case because they're mexican, if your response to the first plaque president is they weren't born in this country, despite a

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