i believe she believes what farrakhan believes.ng it it was a forced apology it wasn't earnest. she had to do it. she was forced to do something. how do we know it's hollow? because of what she did to our envoy to venezuela. a famous american jew diplomat, elliott ab rams when she secured him and embarrassed him. that was an anti-he merittic attack. she is what she is and democrats have to deal with her. susan: why is she on the foreign affairs committee? >> she should be rebuked and removed, and if anything, if she had an ounce of decency she would resign. but of course she is not. because she'll become a martyr. hopefully she'll be there for two years or less. susan: it's amazing that democrats cozy up to such a controversial figure. take a listen to what he said in the past. >> if the jews don't like farrakhan, so they call me hitler. that's a good name. hitler was a very great man. they call me an anti-semite. stop it. i'm anti-termite. farrakhan by god's grace has pulled the cover off of that satanic jew. susan: you heard ther

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>> i'm not talking about minister farrakhan anymore. minister farrakhan is not a part of the women's march, so there's no reason for us to discuss that. >> you have said that you didn't call the leader of the nation of islam "the greatest of all time" because of his rhetoric. you called him "the greatest of all time" because of what he has done in black communities. and it seems to me that the criticism is that you haven't been willing to disassociate yourself from his rhetoric, which to the southern poverty law center and to most people is hate speech. >> i stand against anti-semitism. i stand against all forms of bigotry, all forms of oppression. i will continue to do that work, and i will continue to be in relationship with the jewish community, with the lgbtqia community, and any other community that i feel is being oppressed in this country, and that's my final answer on that. >> you are not one to melt under pressure. sometimes you have to believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. have you had a moment where y

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louis farrakhan has a history of anti-semitic ranks. have you heard? >> ms.they are trying to make her apologize. sweetheart, don't do that. steve: what advice does he have for congressman omar? you willer that straight ahead on tuesday's "fox & friends." [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i have... if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection experience frequent infections or have flu-like symptoms,

you have some anti-semitism, farrakhan's appetizers they're going to go after these three radicals.s this republican strategy risks a backlash. as the party that has problems with women and minority continue to focus tax on women of color. i dislike it because i think republicans are going after these women because they are democratic radicals, not because they are women or minorities. for the republicans it's not about identity. it's about ideology. this backlash is created by the media. there is no real backlash. they're just going to go after you because you're trying to change the country and they don't like your policies. >> juan: you say these two women are trying to change the country? >> jesse: these three women are so to the far left with what they've been saying about abolishing air travel and instituting massive taxation. >> kennedy: i can't wait to get into -- i can't wait to talk about how delicious meat is later on the show. >> juan: i want greg to get in here. to fark to jesse's point, we knew how radical they were. if you pointed that out, you'd be labeled sexist or

in 2006 tlaib wrote for the official publication of the nation of islam led by farrakhan.app and katie halper join me now. matt let's start with you. now omar has offered something of an apology and tlaib said she does not endorse farrakhan's more continue versus alexander views. is it safe to say the democrats officially really have a problem or are they just bad at apologizing? >>> first of all yes bad the apologizing. i think there's something more deep-seated here which is a real shift in the democratic coalition. you would have always thought jewish support and they get a big majority of jewish votes in america. but it was always so central to the democratic party. democratic consultants i've talked to, talk about shifting away from solid support for israel. you saw what happened with the iran deal. so few democratic voices stand up against that deal, they pretty much folded. now there's this embrace of more arab coalition. we're seeing a big shift in politics. this is a moment where there's a crack up in the democratic co. litigation on issues around questions of rac

meanwhile over here, nation of farrakhan leader louis farrakhan tells congresswoman omar not to apologizel. we have the rabbi moscowitz with us. i was glad to see labour party, some of them renounce anti-semitism. i'm waiting for same thing from america's democrat party. do you think we'll see it? >> probably not actually. when ihan omar entered as freshman, immediately the democratic party appointed her to foreign affairs committee. that is something democratic party leadership had direct hand, we've been warning for a while about the anti-semitism she was professing before the election. nonetheless the democratic party decided she should be appointed to foreign affairs committee and give her a bully pulpit to propagate her message. stuart: is there room in the democrat party for someone who i would call an anti-semite and jewish voters? is there room, can they stay in the same party? >> you would think not but unfortunately we see that is happening. the democratic party leadership clearly is enabling her. the apology she had was just words, nothing more. in fact, the fact she will be at

of course louis farrakhan doesn't want her to apologize.'t want me to apologize when i drop roast beef on the floor. louis farrakhan has been peddling anti-semitism his entire career. the david duke of the left. anything that gets this dialogue out there gets this narrative out there that the jews are running everything is music to his ears. and the democrats will have to figure out really quickly how to put a kibosh on this kind of narratives or it will stick to them in ways that will be a real problem going forward. >> bill: likely not a last of this. good to see you today. jonah goldberg in washington thank you. >> sandra: apple is facing criticism for the face time eavesdropping bug. we reported it right here on this program. today is the deadline for ceo tim cook to answer questions on that from lawmakers. so what will they do about it? your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. pre

subject of shall we say fanatically in one thousand nine hundred five in this country but louis farrakhan had his million man march that term million and one from an actual number to an expression to something like his illian so historically crowd sizes and the number this is true and dare i say what does not be sir fake new if if this indeed was not true because when you itemize and specifically cite the number of people in attendance that is part and parcel of the actual story so one could reasonably submit this is fake news. just makes me think of terms integration but that's another story would it do you want to ask about though is if you don't if you call mike pence and his recent comments from talking about god he actually was talking money offering financial incentive for any of the countries he want to jump on the bandwagon to have to say reminded me of those old western movies when you know ron sims put out a bounty get the posse together is this how politics is done internationally. well apparently you know you're talking about assistance i must say one thing that very quickly b

subject of shall we say fanatically one thousand nine hundred ninety five in this country when louis farrakhan had his million man march that term million one from an actual number to an expression to something like zillion so historically crowd sizes and the number this is true and dare i say what does not be sir fake new. if this indeed was not true because when you itemize and specifically cite the number of people in attendance that is part and parcel of the actual story so one could reasonably submit this is fake news. the people of okinawa in a referendum have rejected moving a us military base from one part of the japanese island to another it's one of thirty two american sites on the island construction work at the plans new location for the base is actually already begun and despite the referendum result prime minister shinzo are looks set to push ahead with the move we cannot avoid the necessity of moving futenma said to be the most dangerous but east in the world we cannot put this off any longer. the basic question is in the city of good no one it's surrounded by schools hospitals

subject of shall we say fanatically in one thousand nine hundred five in this country when louis farrakhan had his million man march that term million one from an actual number to an expression to something like zillion so historically crowd sizes and the number this is true and dare i say what does not be sir knew. if this indeed was not true because when you itemized and specifically cite the number of people in attendance that is part and parcel of the actual story so one could reasonably submit this is fake news. our breaking news story this hour rome's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has announced that he is stepping down trees correspondent paul asli has details. on how much of a announced his resignation on instagram he was very very apologize for any kind of shortcomings during his tenure as foreign minister he has as of yet given any reason as to why he resigned i know that this resignation needs to be accepted by president harding but certainly would be a blow to the president because the foreign minister was a close ally particularly in his dealings with the west he became

to apologize for anti-semitic tweets and she is seeing support from well-known anti-semite louis farrakhan sweetheart, don't do that, you do have a sweet heart and your is using it to shake the government up. you have nothing to apologize for. >> reporter: a lot of folks on social media talking about this was when twitter user says telling omar not to apologize for her anti-semitic comments, absolutely disgusting, tom tweets will omar condemned the speech? not the person most politicians want support from. heather: this iconic picture everyone will recognize from world war ii. >> we see this beautiful picture before. the man kissing that nurse, somebody the end of world war ii, has died. he reflected on that photo saying he was so happy world war ii had ended that he grabbed her and kissed her even though the two had never met before. he died two days shy of his 96 birthday. one of the times the entire nation was relieved and joyous without exception it will rain says rest in peace, thank you for your service. very proud of that photo and service, we thank him. >> a lot of artists have rep

omar has offered somewhat of an apology and she says she does not support farrakhan's controversial viewss it safe to say that democrats officially have a problem or are they just bad apologizing? >> first of all, yes bad apologizing but i think there's something more deep-seated here as well you had always thought that jewish support, and jewish support was all always so central. and we talk about shifting away from solid support for israel. it was so surprising to see so few democratic voices stand up against that deal and they really pretty much folded. now there is this embrace of this arab coalition and we are seeing a big shift in politics. and, there is questions of semitism. >> you said that omar's comments are not anti-semitic? >> i have a problem hearing her as an anti-samet. this is how anti-semitic it was. she said something that thomas friedman, a major supporter israel said, the applause that netanyahu received was paid for by a lobby. a lobby lobby uses money to influence politicians and that is what aipac does. everyone who donates knows that and this is literally stating

. >> so why didn't he denounce -- >> and who they're hanging out with, a la farrakhan. >> why didn't he denounce steve king? >> he was denounced by the republicans in the house. >> and but not directly by the president of the united states. >> he should have said something. but the fact he hasn't isn't the story the story is omar and the fact that the democratic leadership is silent with regard to taken action. >> well they wanted her to apologize and you saw this apology from her. >> republicans went a step further, they took him off as chairman. >> your response? >> there's no parallel between steve king and ilhan omar. her tweet -- the subject of -- aipac is an influential lobby group in washington. that should be be able to be discussed because it has to be discussed carefully because there is a long dangerous stereotype of jews nefariously controlling governments with money. she didn't express that sensitivity but the larger issue here is she's trying to talk about opposing a system of state-sponsored bigotry in the west bank in which jews and palestinians who live side by side

were to do what a liberal does an employee guilt by association, the democrats are not a party of farrakhansarsour, omar, and duke. >> morgan: virginia governor ralph northam doubled down and refuses to resign. up next, the bizarre interview he gave to make his case. ♪ the first-of-its-kind lexus ux and ux f sport, with the latest safety system standard, best-in-class turn radius and best-in-class mpg. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra f

this is justin louis farrakhan's paper who frequently refers to jews as satan tick, termites and -- satanic, termites and worse. he once said that hitler was a great man and jews were responsible for 9/11. this is a sick, despicable anti-semite. those who write for the paper and associate with him like congresswoman tlaib, this is not a good look for a sitting congresswoman to start with. it comes also as the other prominent democrats are facing many of their own scandals involving race. look at the commonwealth of virginia. disgraced democratic governor ralph northam. he is digging himself into an even deeper hole amid continued calls to step down following a racist yearbook photo. and his admitted use of blackface in the '80s. after vowing to stay in office to promote racial healing. really? then the governor said this over the weekend. when he was talking about virginia's slave path. listen closely to what he says. >> if you look at virginia's history we are now at the 400-year anniversary. just 90 miles from here in 1619, the first indentured servants from africa landed on our shores in

racist lewis farrakhan made comments about comingresswoman omar's anti-semitic comments >>> miss omarking about the ben gentleman minutes. and they trying to make her apologize. sweetheart, don't do that. you have nothing to apologize for. >> sean: now to the mail. first our question we asked of about andrew mccabe's "60 minutes" interview >>> disturbing! would have been nice if scott would have asked him some real questions. we are not the hate trump media. let not your heart be troubled. laura standing by in dc tonight. >> laura: hannity do you think people think you're the hate trump media? [ laughter ] i mean come on. >> sean: sort of like a little distinction. >> laura: okay. i was a little confused. >> sean: everyone speculates about the relationship with the president. i've known the president for over two decades. >> laura: i too have known him that long. >> sean: i knew he would govern conservatively, he has. i knew he wouldn't stop fighting for the wall. he's fighting and he's winning. he makes up his own mind p how many people told him to stop tweeting? he's not going to li

and this is insanity when you have louis farrakhan i guess a man of color who is allowed to call jews twitter. is he still on twitter and ilhan omar is still on twitter and the brave critics of jihad and this narrowing of what's allowed in public debate are increasingly being de-platformed. because of these people on the left smell fear, tucker carlson that they have been get away with it. >>>> tucker: i totally agree with that because the cowardice of a lot of people in washington who should be p defending their people and right to speak honestly in public have run away. i agree with that completely michelle malkin. thank you tore saying that. >> you bet. >> tucker: not allowed to have voter i.d. we are told because it's a form of voter suppression. is that actuallyt true? is it a factual matter? is it a matter of social science? thank heavens somebody decided to run the numbers on that and check. we have got the findings for you after the break. ♪ g symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your t

ellison was a member of the nation of islam who called for a black ethno state and worshiped louis farrakhan as a god-like figure but that is totally cool because why? >> look -- >> tucker: seriously. >> i don't know all the details of that so i don't want to go down the path. >> tucker: he was a member of the nation of islam and called for a black ethno state and vice chairman of your party. nobody said anything. i mentioned it 30 times on the show. nobody cared. what is the standard? >> exactly. the standard here is clear with ralph northam and what he did. he needs to go immediately. there are a lot of people in politics right now like steve king in iowa who need to go immediately. too many people play around with racism and get to state. >> tucker: calling for black ethno state -- i'm not exaggerating. we detailed it many times on the show. maybe there sangerment in favor of that, i don't know what it would be. why is that okay? steve king, he didn't call for an ethno state. >> called for white nationalists. >> tucker: i'm not here to defend steve king. he says he didn't say that. keith

there are a number of house members who are democrats who gladly stood with louis farrakhan who are stilld him. ilhan omar can issue this apology -- not an apology, but the fact that her history shows a completely different story. she has left off the idea in a radio interview that al qaeda and hezbollah are terrorist organizations. she has an upcoming speaking engagement with a man who believes that it's beautiful that martyrs pay and give money to people who want to murder jews in tel aviv and jerusalem. she is a lot of work to do when it comes to her past. when it comes to israel, this is a very basic reason -- but the reason why the united states supports israel is because they have western values, they support many of the things that we do. it's an investment. they give us intelligence and they give us technology. palestinians pay terrorists to kill americans. that's the difference. >> harris: we want to hear more. obviously from you, jessica, this is an important topic today. we will take a very quick commercial break and come right back on this topic. stay close okay, max...time to

was a member of the nation of islam, who called for a black death no state, and worshiped louis farrakhans a godlike figure but that is totally cool because why? >> look, there are a lot of things -- i don't know all the details -- >> tucker: vice chairman of the dnc.'t he was a member of the nation of islam, he called for a black f no state, and he was thee vice-chairman of your party, ans said anything about it. i might have mentioned at 30 times. no one cared. i'm just wondering, what is the standard. >> i think the standard right here is very clear when it comes to ralph northam on what he did. i think you need to go immediately. lots ofhink there are people in politics right now, like steve king of iowa, who need to go immediately. too many people play around with racism in this country and get to stay. >> tucker: okay, what about -- calling for a black f no state -- we've explained it many times on the show, maybe there is an argument in favor of that, i don't know what it would become but why is that okay? stevee king, whatever he said, e did not call for a ethnostate. >> he called

maxine waters has been photographs multiple times embracing louis farrakhan.s germs termites. bill clinton was photographed on a stage with louis farrakhan a few months ago and congresswoman tlaib wrote for his newspaper and said members of congress who support israel forget what country they represent. this is a major problem in the democratic party. >> bill: james langford was on cnn earlier day and said he accepts her apology. you get on tv and say things and you tweet things and you react to it too fast. what you describe there is a history of these comments and we'll see where it goes. you mentioned an event in tampa florida on february 23 where she will appear. >> a group called islamic relief usa. an anti-semitic group. accused by israel of terrorist financing and its leaders support the boycott of israel and the destruction of israel. this again is not just -- everybody makes a mistake on twitter every once in a while and says something they wish they hadn't said but it's another thing when you have a policy platform and comments that is anti-israel th

the early years african-americans support in the clip where farrakhan is speaking and the audience membersing. and in the later years, where the caucus is embracing him. we also see the evolution of bill clinton and policy that also in rhetoric in terms of symbolic gestures toward the later years of his presidency. the last point i want to make here is that all of this does an incredible amount of work around impeachment to alienate african-americans away from the republican party. they equate impeachment with an attack on civil rights. bill clinton is incredibly savvy at making the connection and pushing this idea that an attack on him is an attack on civil rights. we see things like a report that says there are whispers that the impeachment would not be it is great if the president had not placed racial injustice on the national agenda and if he had not placed african-americans to cabinet positions. the joint center for medical and economic studies credits the congressional black caucus for changing the tone of the impeachment and saving clinton by equating impeachment with immoral and u

>> i am the minister louis farrakhan. >> african-americans composed 25% of fox's market. >> i alwaysight? i didn't know, martin, i didn't know. >> they knew that they needed to capture this audience to grow. >> i guess you think you smart and cool. but if you think you get a job here, you're a damn fool. >> so they basically gave the black creators freedom to do whatever you want. just get the audience. >> the wb and upn took that concept from fox. >> your shoulders are harder than cheap breast implants. >> going after this underserved audience of urban minority viewers and really ran with it. >> i'm a new millennium woman who will not be defined by traditional roles. >> a lot of the networks built themselves up partly on african-american viewers. >> the african-american shows indexed lower in terms of household income. so over the course of the decade, the network started to move away from those shows. >> i don't know about you people, but i'll be damned if it i'm going to let them destroy my neighborhood. >> black creators felt used and abused. you made your money. you built your a

have these kinds of comments, and they are not speaking up for years that has been a problem, louis farrakhan on that point ifs shoe on other foot sort of insensitive comment had been made by republican i think there would be more outrage on the other side why is that that there isn't more outrage right now on monday, after a comment was made over the weekend? >> i don't understands, i mean i really can't answer your question, and you are absolutely right. if we heard that on our side, we would shut that down. >> you also have, by the way, ralph northam in virginia refusing to go a lot of -- colleagues saying we want you you out are they aggressive enough in terms of pushing him out if on republican side would be media 24-7 would be protesters. >> absolutely. it is really -- it just shows the insensitivity of the democratic party statements that he made before all the news broke, about the black face and stuff like that, about -- delivering a baby, and making a choice i mean, it is horrific, the democrats partied is defining he says and i think a lot of americans are saying wait a minute this

including maxine waters, who is the committee chair who have a relationship with minister louis farrakhanan outright anti-semite and have disassociated from the women's march. this is a bigger problem than representative omar. the statement saying she apologized fully is an attempt to get out of a bad news cycle, not necessarily to achieve, as you say, healing a reconciliation. >> it was about as strong a statement as i've seen. i haven't seen the republicans stand united against donald trump east a trump's ant i-muslim comments, about his moral equivocation white supremacists, donald trump's attacking a mexican judge. i've never heard the republican party once united in any of those instances. we also have seen nancy pelosi push back against some of the -- let's just say we've seen her push back time and again when people have tried to drag them too far from center. >> congresswoman omar also has expressed sympathy and support for the bds movement, which is to put economic sanctions are israel. susan page, it's an interesting dynamic to watch nancy pelosi manage this new caucus. she's po

louis farrakhan and others, individuals who have embraced these -- who are members of congress, we'rengress. if i'm not outspoken about it you are only hearing one side and it needs to be confronted. let's put it out there so you can hear what the consequences of the bds movement and the hate and it is not just me as a member of congress getting targeted. i hear from college students from coast to coast who are getting tar g*eted by this stuff as well. >> sandra: we want to share with you all sides of the story. we invited the congresswoman on as well as we did you. you accepted the invitation. her team responded with no comment. but we did invite her on the program as well. she did respond to that voicemail, that anti-semitic voicemail you decided to make public and she said this. this is heinous and hateful. i am flooded with bigoted voice mails and calls everyday. maybe we need to share notes to fight religious discrimination of all kinds in our old office, which i happen to be in now. is that a sincere invitation? did you respond to that? >> sure, listen, i will meet with any coll

that fell apart because of their allegiance with fair -- farrakhan and islam.has been a brewing global impact we're seeing with the anti-semitism that they'll have to deal with and realize are they going to talk to mainstream america or talk to simply the radical left? >> sandra: is it fair to say you don't think her apology was enough? >> not at all. no realism in it. it was simply a forced statement and just look at what will come next out of her. i'm sure it will reveal herself to her islamist worldview in the next few weeks. >> sandra: dr. zuhdi jasser, thank you for your time and thoughts on the issue. >> bill: it's february and we can dream of spring, right? golf can help. how about lefty phil mickelson won the at&t pro-am yesterday. fifth career win at pebble beach. he never won a u.s. open but guess where it is this year? it's on fox. he is on early favorite now. >> sandra: are you a lefty fan? >> absolutely, big time. >> sandra: he never won a u.s. open? >> bill: no. the storms that hit pebble beach over the weekend, they just kept coming. great for sk

positions in statements as well associations of other members of congress with people like louis farrakhan about growing outrage of growing anti-semitism in our country and around the world. they want to confront it. they will not turn a blind eye, put their head under the sand and ignorant and naive what the reality is. this is not one-time offense. this happened over curse of several years for this member. when she was asked about the reaction to her positions and statements last week, she called it exciting. so if she is going to be out there and, you know, with a position that is encouraging very negative atmosphere, that innocent american jews and others are going to confront, well then, i'm not going to be silent about it. i'm going to confront it. steve: you're doing that on this morning on this program. lee zeldin, congressman from new york. >> thank you, steve. steve: what you do i this about this? email us at friends at foxnews.com. one grocery store chain is putting out a message in its weekly flier. over the black bar, heaven has a wall, a speat, strict immigration policy. hell