if republicans have been hanging out with david duke and they had taken photos with him and called david great guy, they would be run out. >> kimberly: there is a double standard. i guess it's okay for the nation of islam and farrakhan to say white people deserve to die, to call jews satanic. no. he must be honest and callout both as inappropriate racist rhetoric that has no place in our society today. we cannot sit here and condone this as some kind of appropriate free expression when it is racist hate speech that should be called out. they are saying fair is fair. one side of the equation, do it to the other. people like maxine waters and keith ellison and gregory meeks associated with an individual like this, it's inappropriate. where are their statements? >> jesse: do you think they are going to have to pay a price for their association with louis farrakhan? >> dana: no. in their districts? no. in the media, unlikely. but remember president trump was asked however many times, do you disavow david duke. a lot of people on the right side, no one even knows him anymore. it's a similar a

while david duke said he liked donald trump, that did not mean he had a warm embrace of david duke. you have democrats, a bunch of them, with literal warm embraces of farrakhan. this is keith ellison, maxine waters. >> he has tried to make an effort and condemned a lot of the speech and tried to say, "we don't have a relationship." the washington post did their pinocchio check. they gave four pinocchios to that. they said he's publicly distancing himself while privately doing something else. in fact, they note a number of more recent interactions that they've had. >> yes. yeah. and this is -- this should be a landsca layup. and the reason it's not is because they've gotten away for so many years with a press that's gone along with the notion that it's possible for them to have relationships with farrakhan and for this to be totally fine. the press has whistled past the anti-semi ant ant anti-semite for many years. >> the difference is that he is not president of the united states and saying, as people are marching with tiki torches and intimidating people in the synagogue with guns.

as david duke really serious and going to run? i imagine in america in every election year that conversation is happening somewhere like any get david duke but then they turn around and they're talking among themselves from the republican front runner. what's the relationship? are they like a, or who is this guy. >> is very gradual. my first encounter was at cpac in 2014. effect kids in khakis. matthew was picketing and we went inside and donald trump is going to speak after jeb bush and everyone. he went there to heckle judg jeh he dislike republicans because their traders. so we saw donald trump speaking i remember matthews giggling the whole time and say this hole knows nothing. it's going to go to jeb anyway like we all thought and then i think they realize that they had something overlapping. trump quickly turned nativist in his rhetoric. he was far to the right of everyone else. when you launch the campaign with mexican rapists and year talking their language. i think they're hopeful of the they just saw that he kept on conf

like they had some conversations like is david duke really serious? is he going to run? i don't know how often that is happening but i imagine in america in every election there is that conversation happening some of which is basically like can we get david duke elected? but then they turn around and they hear the things are talking about themselves republican front-runner. what's the relationship? i feel like this guy, or what the hell? was this? i feel you know from your. >> it was very gradual. my first encounter with donald trump was at cpac and i think 2014. cpac is the conservative political action, like kids in khakis and blazers. matthew was there picketing it and we went inside and it was this guy donald trump is going to speak after jeb bush and 81. he went there to heckle jeb bush. >> matthew was picketing cpac? >> he doesn't like the republicans because they're all traders. we saw donald trump speak and i remember just matthew was like giggling the whole time and going this as my call, he knows nothing. who does he think he is. it's going to go to jeb bush li

you say when i look back today, david duke's demagoguery stands like a dress rehearsal for the rise ofmp. while he may not have worn a hood or swastika, trump's rhetoric and actions during his 2016 presidential campaign were shockingly similar to the tactics deployed by duke in 1988 -- '89. we are seeing such fire around the issue of race. >> well, a couple of things. first of all, you said, you know, you don't run away from the issues. actually what you have to do is run to the tough issues in order to find common ground. you don't find common ground by running away from them and not confronting the difficulties that you have, as a matter of fact, it's one of the problems people have in the country with politics. today we actually run away from the tough issues. you have to trust in the people that you work with enough to know that if you can call the question on things that are hard for us that we can actually figure out, as a matter of fact, i know we say the country is so divided. they are when you talk about washington but really on the streets of america every day, african-americ

. >> when they talk about david duke. david duke has three followers. oneog of which is his dog. farrakahn has huge popularity, not just with the black community, but also at high-levels of democrat party. victor, what's odd t me, farrakahn seemed to go away for a long time. he seemed to do something with the million mar march, which was 20 years ago. he seem mired in the past. then suddenly you find out that the women's march, which are the coolest people around at the moment. they protest trump and wear the pink hats and all of the leaders of the women's march are somehow plugged into farrakahn. he's kind of still current, isn't he? >> it is funny, because we have known for three decades that he espoused racism and antisemtism why at 84 does he has the in apocalyptic language. not just express racism and use terms like going down. 73 years after the holocaust he says the era of the jew is over. the answer is in this transformation from the democratic party of old to identity of politics progressi partiy he is useful not an albatross but a useful asset. you mention the women's m

of david duke. >> i disagree with that i think pamela geller has been very clear. again, you saying that i need to learn more about it doesn't mean that pamela geller hasn't exposed a lot of muslim extremism in the world which you say is somehow bad and equivalent of something that's absurd. that is not the case here. >> why is he so. >> by the way the muslim extremists have tried to kill her you know that. >> absolutely that's wrong. >> okay. so let's -- let's also realize she did show some truth. >> why is it so important to point out muslim extremists in the world when we are in the midst of trying to get out of two wars and with muslim countries in iraq and afghanistan. we have horrible relation was muslim countries. we need to build bet are relation was these. having bolton in place does nothing for that. it moves us backwards. he moved us backward with mexico and quote unquote shit hole countries that he dislike. now you move backward was islam that's not productive as we fight a trade war with china. how many wars are we going to fight. >> john bolton on fox

far worse than david duke, why? farrakhan has a large falling. david duke is a joke.ersity campuses and no influence with the major segment of the american public. we see farrakhan has continuing influence within the african-american community at the very highest levels. that's why he is so much more dangerous. and he ought to be treat you had the way we treat david duke. if any republican dared to meet with david duke, that would be the end of their career. it should be the end of the career of any democrat who has any association with this bigot farrakhan. ainsley: why does he have such a following when he says these kind of remarks? >> because he also tries to help the black community. look, hitler helped the communities in germany as well. he ended unemployment. he helped inflation. stalin, the same thing. every bigot can claim to do some good, even david duke has said that, look, he helps energize the american whites. that's all nonsense. when you are a bigot, you're a bigot. and when you are anti-semite, there be is zero toler recidivism for anti-semitism. the d

. >> mark: and when they talk about david duke, david duke has got three followers, one of which is hisan has huge popularity with not just with the black community, but also at high levels of the democrat party. victor, what's odd to me is that farrakhan seemed to go away for a long time. he seemed like something to do with the million man march which is 20 years ago, and he seemed mired in the past and then suddenly you find out the women's march the coolest people around at the moment. they protest trump. they wear the pink hats and all the leaders of the women's march are somehow plugged into farrakhan is he kind of still current, isn't he? >> it's funny because we have known for three decades that he apowsed racism and antisemitism. why at 84 does he have this new apocalyptic language. he didn't just say that express racism. he used terms like going down and it's over. 73 years after the holocaust he said the era of the jew is over. transformation of the democratic party of old to the new identity politics progressive party, he is useful. he is not al a ba cross around somebody's n

there's plenty of people in the republican party, he brought up david duke, that condemned david duke photos of our former president with louis farakahn. >> you see leaders of the democratic party willing to attend events with louis farakahn and stand beside him. how is that okay? >> it's unfortunate. i don't know every member of the republican party. i haven't heard loud voices on the choir that were condemning david duke for his behavior. >> how many times does president trump have to do it? does he have to condemn him 10 times or 12 times? >> you have to call him out. i haven't heard every member of the republican party do so. >> every member of the republican party -- >> we've got to leave it right there. louis farak a ahn will continue to say racist things and folks who want to associate with him can continue to if they like to. >>> attorney general jeff sessions not ruling out a second special council to investigate fisa abuses. john ratcliffe says it's not only appropriate, it's necessary. he's here live next hour. plus, we lost an hour of sleep last night. how is your sleep ev

i make a comment in the book when david duke actually got elected to the legislature, there's nothingning on the national level that has not happened in the city of new orleans and in louisiana. we've seen this before. we've heard the dog whistles. and the way that you have to deal with it is to confront hatred and bigotry straight on or it will get out of the way and take you over. that's not who we are. secondly, people get tired of chaos. they get tired of insecurity. they get tired of feeling like the country's not moving in the right direction. so i think that's why you see especially in the midterm elections, the country moving in a different direction. as it relates to me, i have 48 days left in office. i'm trying to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the city of new orleans. i really don't have plans going forward. i hear the noise. of course, everybody is talking about everybody because people are desperate to have a new leader in the united states of america so that america can really find her strength and her beauty again. but i don't have any intentions of doing that at th

with you imagine if a republican in the house, white guy, was saying that stuff about david duke?ou imagine in the president of the united states said there were fine people on both sides in charlottesville? >> the president has said imprecise things. >> he knows that black woman defense? >> jesse jackson for years has said that donald trump has done great things for the black community. he's not taking pictures with farrakhan as was barack obama. >> so what do you have to lose? he called nfl players sons of bs. >> what does that have to do with racism? if you're going to kneel during the national anthem, it's unpatriotic. >> it's yours first amendment right to protest. >> i'm not talking about the national anthem. i'm talking about barack obama and southern democrats taking photographs and hugging louis farrakhan that said that white people deserve to die. jews are my enemy. you're jewish. >> what is insane about this, i agreed with you two and you're still on me. >> you started off so well. >> i think i'm still doing well. about farrakhan, i agree with you. i would add to it tha

know what to say, but for me to say that louis farrakhan is not anti-semitic would be if i said david duke course he's anti-semitic. there's a laundry list of things he's said. the truth is that there is a great deal of anti-semitism in the black community. a study found out that around 12% of americans could be called anti-semitic. about 36% of blacks could be called anti-semitic. of those groups, which is the most racist? >> sean: why would a guy like daryl parks defend him? >> i am a strong supporter of apex. both sides have some positive sides to them. >> sean: you are supporting a hateful, anti-semitic racist. >> what's so baffling is that jews have been so supportive of blacks over the years. they support over 5,000 schools, a jewish man helped find the naacp. 75% of the nonblacks down there were jews. >> sean: we are almost out of time. >> i think you have to look and see what has he done against jewish people? >> sean: i don't know what to say. when we come back, a video that has been seen by over 14 million people. that's next. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relie

>> it's like saying that republicans should get near david duke. >> sean: i wouldn't go near him. >> nobody is getting near farrakhan. >> sean: there's eight congressman that won't -- >> they're not getting paid by him or hanging out with him. >> sean: you have to be paid by the racist but you can hang out with him -- >> they have nothing to do with this person. old photos. >> joe concha when we get back. the most outrageous meltdowns in the last 24 hours. how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. it's the best way to get the yard you want all year long, guaranteed. all it takes is 4 feedings, with a scotts solution for every season. and with a customized plan from the scotts my lawn app, your yard can look like pete's. it's that easy. this is a scotts yard. download the scotts my lawn app for your personalized plan. while nothing comparesating modeto the real thing.d... experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through april 2. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> sean: all right. w

speak it was like saying that republicans should not get near david duke. >> sean: i agree. >> no one'sting near farrakhan right now. >> sean: excuse me, there are eight congressmen at once a negative word against them. >> they are not getting paid by the sky, they are not hanging out with this guy -- >> sean: you have to be paid by the racist but you can hang out with him as long as they were not paid. >> old photos, give me a break. >> sean: joe concha when we come back. thank you both. the most outrageous meltdowns of the media and the last 24 hours. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions

can you imagine a republican in the house, white guy, saying that stuff about david duke?you imagine if the president of the united states said they are very fine people in both sides of -- >> he dated a black woman for two years. >> jesse jackson said that donald trump has done great things for the black community. he was not taking pictures with louis farrakhan. >> what do you have to lose? hefl called nfl players sons of beasts bees. >> it is your first amendment right to protest, right? >> i'm not talking about the national anthem, i'm talking about barack obama and seven democrats taking photographs and hugging louis farrakhan, who also said why people deserve to die. jewish peopleer are my enemy. you're jewish. don't you think that's offensive? >>>> what's insane is that i ben a segment by agreement with you two when you are still reeling on me. >> you are doing so well. >> i think that i'm whining about louis farrakhan, i fully agree with you on all these points and i would add to it that there -- jake tapper tweeted out the misogyny, a huge problem for a couple of

how many times did president trump and republicans have to denounce david duke, someone that they hadand then have you president obama, when he was a senator photographed with this guy and a member of congress having relationships with this guy. and not having to condemn him. that's why the republican -- asking for seven different members on the left to resign. >> it's not just seven members on the left. those seven members are members of the congressional black caucus. you are acting as if the democratic party has louis farrakhan -- >> lisa: louis farrakhan is associated with them. >> it's a specific group that has an issue with louis farrakhan. it's not widespread throughout the party. you will see. >> lisa: denounce it. >> i just did. >> sandra: mallory responded on twitter basically denouncing antisemitism. she didn't even mention specifically farrakhan. >> it's problematic. i think it's going to blow up in their faces in the end here. the women's march is something that i felt and i participated in the new york version of it was incredibly empowering especially after an election

brian: david duke, well he is a nice guy. there are a number of sitting members of congress who embraced his message, had meetings with him. they haven't distanced themselves given extraordinary things he said. these are house democrats with ties to louis farrakhan right there. todd rokita, an indiana republican, he has introduced a resolution in cop dress for members of congress to condemn louis farrakhan and his worry is, some democrats won't. >> the democrats, media elite preach to us about tolerance and peace and this and that. that is all fair enough. that is it all right. but then, when they have a guy who calls hitler a great man, who is by every definition an anti-semite and there is eight democrats who have at least have ties with him, they're silent. it is absolutely ridiculous. why we have to defeat the media elite, defeat the political elite in this country and that is why i support president trump and everything he is doing. steve: so the big question is, will the democrats denounce? you got to figure most republ

online and twitter account link talked to her pseudonym has retweeted pictures of david duke and pushedssages, including one that reads "it isn't supremacist or hateful to prefer your own people over others." in a statement, dayanna voltich who teaches social studies denies being a white supremacist or nationalist. writing her political believes were not injected into her teaching curriculum saying i employed political sat fire and exaggeration, mainly to the end of attracting listeners and followers. as an adult, my decisions are my own and my family has nothing whatsoever to do with my social media accounts or pod cast. from them, i ask for forgiveness. but the mother of one student said dayanna voltich shared her controversial views in the classroom. >> they were talking about segregation in a civil rights type of capacity, and the teacher somewhat alluded that segregation might possibly be okay, in her opinion. >> reporter: meredith blakely's daughter is taught by dayanna voltich. >> it's a good time to talk to our kids and get them on the same page knowing that hate is not okay. >>

one side of the narrative and we grow up being -- >> reporter: she's retweeted kkk grand wizard david dukeonally charged messages saying it isn't supremacist or hateful to prefer your own people over others. she denies being a white supremacist or white nationalist writing her political beliefs were not injected into teaching, saying i employed political satire and exaggeration, mainly to the end of attracting listeners and followers. as an adult, my decisions are my own and my family has nothing, whatsoever to do with my social media accounts or podcast. for them, i humbly ask for forgiveness. >> the mother of a student says she shares controversial views in the classroom. >> they were talking segregation in a civil rights type of capacity. the teacher alluded that segregation might be okay in her opinion. >> reporter: meredith's daughter is taught by her. she is upset, but hopes the controversy ignites conversation. >> it's a good time to talk to our kids and get them on the same page knowing hate is not okay. crystal river middle school where she teaches social studies is 90% white. she

and it ought to be condemned from louis farrakhan to david duke.y, most of the members that have this association with farrakhan. by the way, he is out and proud racist. he fills auditoriums with thousands of people. he has followers. we have members of the black congressional caucus who have very close relationships with him. they must know it's bad because they are the ones that tried to hide the photo barack obama 10 years ago with farrakhan. >> we have seen many of them taking pictures, et cetera. the bottom line is that i don't think anybody, no matter where you fall on which side of the aisle it, doesn't matter which political ideology you ascribe to. we should be able to strongly condemn hate. what's really unfortunate is a lot of the statements that we have seen come out are people basically condemning farrakhan's anti-semitic remarks. we don't condone anything he says about jews. et cetera. but they won't condemn him. whereas he, as a person, has built a legacy of bigotry. these little milk toast statements are weak and very unfortunate. e

we like to say since the left went after richard spencer and david duke we should go after any democratd a picture or shared space with louis farrakhan. i don't think that's helpful. i don't think we should be picking winners and losers here on who is more offensive. it's all offensive and we need to reject it all. ainsley: but there are a lot of democrats who have been in his presence and seem to be supporting some of the things, at least, that he says. marks seen watters, barbara lee, danny davis, andre carson, keith ellison, gregory meeks and al green. have you seven lawmakers right there that have been seen with him having discussions with him my question for you what if president trump or what if republicans were friends as such a person as farrakhan, what would the mainstream media be saying today? i'm glad you mentioned that i think president trump actually has an opportunity. the president can lead. if the president wants to lead this course on or lead the conversation on how to have civil discourse in the public square, he should reject his comments about judge curiel. he shoul

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lawyers representing stormy daniels and the president's personal lawyer duking it out over their legal predicament. nia and davide back to me. i say opportunity when you're thinking the avenatti side, to be deposed. do you think this is -- with all these different cases swirling, does this get the president even closer to seeing the inside of a courtroom? >> possibly. and that's the great fear if you are a supporter. this kind of swirl around these women that are suing the president, trying to get out of these agreements. essentially saying the president defamed her, summer zervos. you worry even maybe more about that at this point than the russia investigation, which is pretty hard to believe and hard to think that he might be more of a -- kind of in peril because of the stormy swirl than rusha. it's also see easy to understand, right? so, yeah, the president obviously reaching out to people in his inner circle. what should he do? them telling him to stay quiet and so far taking that advice. we'll see how long that lasts with these lawsuits, the most recent one being michael cohen. >> how much longer can the pr

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david johnston would be happy to share that with you. [applause] and nancy mclean is a professor of history and public policy at duke. her book in the title of the session was a finalist for the national book award in the l.a. times book of the year last year. [applause] we should introduce myself. i'm to work for there is on a daily star mom columnist there. so, let's get into this so can have as much as possible. the making of donald trump 2016 and it's even worse than you think, great title. so i want to start with nancy, her book talks about the growth of the libertarian movement that you know best by the koch brothers pushing of it but she goes back into the history of it and how a man named james buchanan started this movement at the university of virginia in the 50s. one thing i was curious about his in what way the trump presidency embodies the libertarian movement that controls the state of arizona and how it departs from this. >> i would not say that buchanan started the movement but what he did in brown versus board of education was set out to develop a new school of economy of philosophy that would counte

david: you spend time in india, and we now see people like alibaba and amazon duking it out over indiae be investing in india, and how would they do it? >> first of all, very positive on emerging markets in general, one of our favorite vices to invest in the world across equity and debt. india is actually our favorite country from an equity perspective. the way people can get access to it is through buying in emerging markets equity funds. having been on the ground there, which of 20 clients there a couple weeks ago, and the big takeaway is that india is where china was in 2000. the growth trajectory looks pretty incredible for this country, and things will be hitting between 7.5% or 8% of growth. if they do that of the next 10 years, they are going to double gdp or capital, which is exceptional for the consumer story. david: so is the upside in india greater than china? >> and our view, yes. tohave a lot of exposure china, an interesting market. but for us, and yet is the number one place to be invested for equity investment. david: katie koch from goldman sachs, great to have you wit

duking it out over the yen. the three now for stories we are watching right now. trade war. backlash in the markets. and europe's big weekend. david: welcome marty schenker and lisa. let us start with the trump to. president trump tweeted -- when a country is losing billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade war's are good and easy to win. example, when we were down $400 billion to a certain country, and they get cute, don't trade anymore. trade wars are good. sounds like gordon gecko. throw 100 years of gop orthodoxy out the window. he is taking positions that are directly in opposition to it tradition of free trade that has led to world peace and basically , his language is having an impact on the markets this morning. as we can see. while steel and aluminum are important, there are other --ues that could affect including intellectual property. david: we have not heard yet what the other countries are going to do. we know they do not like it. here is a pie chart to show the countries that we import steel from. canada. china is on that. it is the 3% number. a big purple canada. and a bi