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you can't beat a proto-fascist by saying you sound like a fascist.he only way to do it is to address the issues of his followers and campaign. >> do you think donald trump sounds like and is a proto proto-fascist? >> that's silly. i worked for ronald reagan who often was accused of being a fascist. he or she can be subject to all kinds of charges. as i said, ronald reagan was certainly accused of this. donald trump is accused of this. it's silly. i think ross has got a point, though. there is an incredible gulf between the base of the republican party and the "political elites." it just is amazing to me they are continually out there trying to insult the people that they're asking to vote for them. instead of listening, paying attention to their very real concerns about whether it's terrorism or the economy or what have you and i just think that's not a good recipe for success. >> jeffrey toobin, do you think donald trump knows what he's doing here? do you think he knows the strings he's pulling and the bull buttons he's pushpushing? >> absolutely. i

but, they do say that donald trump is not a true fascist, but the campaign could turn into something close to it. and now, joining us is jeffrey lord who served as white house political director in the reagan a administration, and now, i want to start with you, ross after that dramatic read into your article, jeffrey toobin. >> you are hired. you read it well. >> and you are saying that donald trump could be a fascist or protothe typical to it. >> and today, we saw paul ryan, the senior republican in congress condemn the statemens s of banning muslims in the united states from trump, but he would not rule out voting for him. >> the problem for republicans is that if they say that trump is a fascist, it does not get them anywhere, because the reality is that trump is tilting in the direction, but also succeeding, because he is speaking to the people's valid and legitimate reasonable fears. the trick for republicans is to be able to say on the one hand, you know, trump has gone too far, and this is outrageous and un-american, but this is what we will do about immigration, terrorism, an

talk about fascist liberalism and an imperial authoritarian presidency. the white house said to be finalizing an obama fiat that may include the expansion of background checks on gun purchases and other restrictions. we'll have a full report for you here tonight. >>> our top story. the republican party's plan to subvert the will of the american voter if donald trump continues to sit atop the polls and win primary elections. republican party brokers are discussing right now the prospect of a contested convention come july. it would be the first in more than six decades and all because donald trump successfully continues to disrupt and threaten the established but failed republican political machine in washington, d.c. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: at donald trump's tower in new york, senior campaign staff were briefed by republican national committee officials on what resources trump should receive should he win the nomination. on monday at rnc chairman reince priebus's monthly regular dinner to schmooze

also arab fascists. and they are not muslim.are infiltrating american propaganda and security. the american syrian was feeding and getting money to isil and buying their oil. judge napolitano: how impractical would it be for donald trump's proposal to become law. there would be a religious test for entering into the united states and if you are the member of one religion you can't get in no matter what. >> i'm not a lawyer so i can't address the legal aspects. i think it's a mistake to under estimate the political appeal of what trump said. just like the attack on 9/11 created a perfect storm that elected michael bloomberg mayor of new york city. i think between paris and san bernardino you may have a perfect storm in which trump's rhetoric is exceedingly popular and appeals to people who are not familiar with the technical issues. judge napolitano: governor o'malley used the "f" word, fascist in this campaign. do you support them calling trump a fascist? >> i don't think we should be calling names. it's completely un-american.

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he is a dull fascistic bully because he is a bad person. they come into this iworld ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >> and now tonight's "last word." the mayor of the city of brotherly love said this today about the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. >> he's an [ bleep ] hole. i mean, what do you want me to say? i apologize, reverends and people of the religious community. i apologize. i mean, how can i take seriously any foreign policy idea from someone like him? it's impossible. so he has no idea what he's talking about. >> the mayor could have said idiot, because a poll actually shows that that is the word that most voters commonly associate with donald trump. idiot. banning muslims from entering the united states is not trump's first unconstitutional idea about muslims. >> should there be a database that tracks muslims here in this country? >> there should b

some people are calling him a fascist, is that fair? >> steffen: it's just donald trump again sucking the oxygen out of the media. >> amanda: mmhmm. >> steffen: he knows how to play the media. he is a genius at attracting attention, now global attention. and you know, certainly it is sort of an astonishing position but frankly, the history of the united states is full of sort of immigration policies that are a little bit disturbing. we've had those before and in times of crisis, we seem to lurch in that direction. i mean, we did that with the japanese internment. we did it with the chinese exclusion act in the 19th century and so. you know, when the country gets panicky, extreme solutions or radical solutions sometimes become very popular. >> amanda: yeah and we're actually gonna get in to a little bit of that history that you were just talking about a little bit later on in the show. but like you said, this is a statement frfr trump. >>>>teffen: yes. >> amanda: this is what he does. is it dangerous ough to do this sort of thing? >> ste

must never surrender them to the fascist pleas of billionaires with big mouths. >>> one rival unites them all. the democratic candidates for the u.s. presidency gaping up on dawned trump. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazeera. burundi rejects an offer of african union peacekeepers saying this won't let them in the country. >>> footage from the kurdish peshmerga, they say they have killed 100 isil fighters. >>> a helping hand from the rio olympics. ♪ ♪ >>> u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls have been facing off in their third tv debate in the state of new hampshire. they laid out their plans for the presidency. clinton says she has a plan to defeat isil. while sanders talked about climate change saying he will take on the fossil fuel industry. all were you nighted on the contempt for donald trump's comments from banning all muslims from entering the united states. >> we need to make sure the discriminatory messages that trump is ending around the world don't fall on receptive ears. he is becoming isis' best recruiters. they are going to peopl

. >> i worry greatly that the rhetoric coming from the republicans, particularly donald trump. >> fascist pleas of billionaires with big mouths. >> somebody like trump comes along and said i know the answers. the answer is that all the mexicans are criminals and rapists. >> reporter: a lot of talk about donald trump on the stage last night. one more issue we saw a divide emerge on the stage between the idea of america as an intervention overseas. sanders argued he was more of a proponent of -- or clinton was more of a proponent of regime change he argued that the u.s. doesn't have to be a policeman of the world. it's a similar to a divide we've seen on the gop side among candidates like ted cruz, marco rubio, and donald trump. >> athena jones, appreciate it. thank you. >>> we are on the verge -- on the verge of pulling off a biggest political upset in the history of united states of america. >> reporter: can you tell us why you won the debate? >> because i've been about getting things done. my politics is a politics of action. i'm bringing people together to get important things done. tha

trump calls for muslims from entering the united states and rivals say he is unhinged, bigoted and fascist feeding antibiotics to animals could be putting humans at risk. ♪ over 100 delegates from more than 20 different syrian rebel groups and political factions are meeting in the saudi capitol and their task is to agree to a position they can take to talks with the regime and their meeting as russia attacks from the skies as the west focus turns to i.s.i.l. and we report from the challenges facing the summit. >> reporter: they have fought together on the front lines when faced with offensive from the government and allies and apart from that political and armed opposition lack a unified command and have different visions for the future of syria and need to come together as international peace efforts gain momentum and saudi arabia is hosting a gathering to unite the opposition ahead of possible talks with the syrian governm t government. world and regional powers who recently met in vienna agreed that peace talks and the political process should begin but there was no agreement on preside

. >> fascist pleas of billionaires are big mouths. >> he is becoming isis's best recruiter. >>> plus, channeling the force. >> thank you. good night. and may the force be with you. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> good morning to everyone here. i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >> i'm amara walker in for christi paul. >> bernie sanders is apologizing to his support irs. his campaign has suspended two more staffers amid the ongoing investigation into their campaigns, a dnc data breach. sanders' campaign manager believe half a dozen staffers may have been involved in accessing wrongful voter access from the hillary clinton campaign and going into the final debate of the year. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton came face-to-face for the first time since that dispute over a breach of voter files exploded. the topic came off the top of the debate. the vermont senator wasted no time apologizing on behalf of his campaign. cnn's athena jones has more. >> reporter: good morning. the debate kicked off with a question about the very issue we spent the last couple of days talkin

as i speak, wolf, the fascistic far right party in france just swept regional elections there.y took 30%. they're the first party among all political parties. this is coming right off the back of paris. i'm already seeing isis say this is wonderful, it will show the muslims of france they have two choices, the fascists or isis. so the president does have to be careful, but just one final point here. he has tried to divorce, wron y ly in my view, domestic policy from foreign policy. say we must empower moderate republicans to stand up and denounce isis, this is a religion of peace, this is all and good. when muslims are being gassed and bombed and the united states is acquiescing to this, the president said we're just fighting isis, the syrian people, the syrian opposition is fighting russia, iran and the assad regime. exactly. that's the problem. the united states has not taken up on their behalf. this is a radicalizing agent like no other on this. >> michael weiss, everybody else, stand by. a little more than a half hour or so from now the president will be in the oval office

let's we are here, faced fascists. not just their calculated brutality, but there believe that they are superior to every single one of us in this chamber tonight and all of the people that we represent. .hey hold us in contempt they hold our values in contempt. they hold our belief intolerance and decency in contempt. , thehold our democracy means by which we will make our decision tonight, in contempt. what we know about fascists is that they need to be defeated. my view, mr. speaker, is that we must now confront this evil. it is now time for us to do our bit in syria. that is why i asked my colleagues to vote for this motion tonight. >> afterwards, and these voted by a clear majority. 397.e ayes to the right, no's to the left, 223. >> there was a parallel debate on syria in the lords. >> since our security rests on our alliances and our greatest alliances are with the united states and france, it would be extraordinary and we would need a very compelling reason, if our security is indivisible with theirs, not to act

. >> reporter: basically you are hearing the word racist, fascist. you are seeing a lot of that online. you are also hearing this, people here say, this is exactly what isis wants. they want someone like trump playing into the hands saying it's an us against them men taemt. that's what isis has been trying to poison people with toen courage them to come and join them. >> a war with the west. all right. thank you so much for that, sara sidner. donald trump is hitting back at critics this morning and rising in the polls. the new numbers after the break. . >> donald trump not backing down from his proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s., hitting back at his critics and rising in the polls. new numbers ahead. new information this morning about the san bernardino shooter, where he got some of his guns and why investigators believe this wasn't his first murder plot. welcome back to "early start" i'm christine romans. >> alison kosic. donald trump taking political fire from all sides this morning, rival candidates, the white house, democratic and rep

based on innocuous and data to be interpreted in such a way to tar the individual that is why the fascists did it. it is about that corporate cobol and that growing awareness on the part of the of wider public everything they have been told that this sector in the hands of the elite it is not further democracy it is obliterated it has savaged the environment. as an asset has understood it has been invested in the election increasingly as it is resort to harsh forms of oppression that were outlined in 1984. we got huxley end access to cheap mass-produced goods and pharmaceuticals now it is gone the pharmaceuticals are still there but everything else is still there that is less officious it is first in for most along that system. i do not have a website i don't tweet i do not have day facebook page or instagram or a television. i have a telephone and 5,000 books in my house. >> why is he still living in russia? because his passport was revoked. >> one of the things said in is in the book. the u.s. government asserted falsely that the chinese allowed snowden to leave on the invalid passport b

never surrender them to the fascist pleas of the billionaires with big mouths. >> tonight, bernie sanders saying he's sorry after four campaign workers tapped into hillary clinton's voter data. >> this is not the type of campaign that we run. >> we should move on because i don't think the american people are all that interested in this. >> i think it's absolutely the wrong policy for us to be even imagining that we're going to end up putting tens of thousands of american troops in to syria and iraq to fight isis. >> senator sanders voted against the brady bill. >> o'mally and sanders working to differentiate themselves from clinton who has a commanding lead in the poll. >> this is a kind of debate we need to take to the republicans. >> and it will be nearly a month before the president shl candidate shares again. >> president oeb said his visit could not have been more inspirational. today, the families of the shooters cleared out the couple's home. movers who were helping were shocked to find out. the landlord said he will do expensive repairs br renting it out next year. >>> the chairma

he is driving the debate. >> and has been from the beginning. >> i'm sure he would not like crypto fascist. >> it's an authoritarian movement and demagoguery. >> who stood out to you, best on foreign policy or capturing what the electorate wants to talk about. >> trump is consistently stood out by capturing those people who are angry, as kerry says, they are white and working class and losing jobs and in terms of the republican party, christie had a very good night in terms of being, perhaps, a center right alternative, as jeb bush falters, i think he might do well in new hampshire. he's just as bellicose as the rest of them. punch them in the nose, kick them in the ass, the whole thing. but he's going to get the support of rupert murdoch i suspect. he identifies himself as an outsider. keep our eye on him. jeb bush is not resounding in this party, this new republican party. it's not the george bush senior or junior party and he's out of it. >> you're lucky it's after 11:00 p.m. eastern. my mom would say watch your language, young man. i'm just joking. that word has been said many times on

values to thender fascist pleas of billionaires with big mouths.uestions quickly turned to the elephant in the debate hall. >> does secretary clinton an apology tonight. >> yes, i apologize. sorry r: saying he's after four of his campaign workers tapped into hillary clinton's private voter data. to apologize to my supporters. this is not the type of campaign that we run. we should move on because i don't think the american people in this.hat interested reporter: the third democratic debate getting to the issues hat are on many americans' minds, from the economy to terrorism. >> i think it's absolutely the policy for us to be even imagining that we're going to tens of thus of merican troops into syria and iraq to fight isis. reporter: to heated issues on control. >> do not tell me -- that i have standing upurage in to the gun people. reporter: working to differentiate themselves from who still has a kidnapping lead in the latest national poll while the emocratic candidates at times also shared a united message. debate we the kind of need to take to

and the fascists thrive. >> by suppressing it, it does come out in other areas. it goes underground and you never know where it is. like tucker. i've never met a more care-free person than you. >> that's true. >> are you worried about terror the way i am? >> that's such a wise point. when you control people saying, you control what they think. it's been tamped down. i'm worried about terrorists. i'm actually not worried about being killed by terror, i think that's much less scary about par kinsons's. but i'm afraid of terror in europe. freedom of expression is tamped down because of the lack of cohesion they have there. societi societies, where you have a large resident group that hates the majority. you don't want that. you don't want to live in that world. i'm worried about that happening here. >> jessica, why do you want the apocalypse? >> give me a minute. access my dumb talking points. it's unseasonably hot out, isn't it? >> nice! are. >> democrats don't want the apocalypse. to your point, it was well put, as was yours, tucker. when people picked on the deba

corrosion out the provision of croatia is a borderline fascist who is straight out of some kind of abizarre cold war textbook. you saw this in poland and other countries where there was on the one hand a rejection of neoliberal policies. on the other hand, and embrace of pseudo-nationalistic policies. so on both of those side of the scale, you've got merkel positioning trying to appear as though she's friended to refugees taking salafis, but in reality one of the main people leaving the kind of war against refugees and immigrants and on the other hand, you have these kind of remnants of failed regimes teaming up with fascists basically, or ultra nationalis nationalists, that tend to go more towards the right wing and campaign on issues like we will do with the price of bread, reject nato membership, you know, nationalize public services again. how do you see all of that coming into play speak with germany is a fascinating case. the history in the country is always close to the service to many germans, and this has been shown by poll after poll, are deeply mad at the fact they feel li

. >> you've been called a bigot, a fascist, a demagogue. >>> and a candidate who's becoming his top rival. >> what do you think of ted cruz. >>> and the front-runner takes us behind the scenes of is the campaign headquarters only on "fox news sunday." >>> then a new fox poll on who's leading in iowa, just 50 days before the caucuses. >>> plus world leaders announce a climate deal. we'll ask secretary of state kerry whether it will hurt the u.s. u.s. economy. >>> also rahm emanuel apologizes for how he handled the police shooting of a teenager. >>> the protoasters are still calling for him to resign. >>> our sunday group on whether the mayor can hold on to his job. >>> and our power player of the terrible san diegos, all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> we'll have our in-depth interview with donald trump in a moment, but first a new fox poll which shows there's a tight battle for the lead in iowa. among likely caucus-goers, senator ted cruz stands at 28%, trump at 26%, with the the poll's margin of error. marco rubio and ben carson are the only other candidates in double digits. when th

and fascist ideology. >> reporter: this is a chant with ominous historical overtones. they're chanting "liar press." this is a chant that the nazis used to use. but to my surprise the people aren't stereotypical skinheads. they seem like regular folks who are just scared. islam it's okay, but no so much. >> reporter: just 100 yards away from the pegida rally there is a much smaller rally of anti-pegida protesters. your critics say that your rhetoric is inspiring violence against the refugees. >> okay. if they say it, okay. but it isn't. >> this is going to be hard to contain. the police are moving the counter protesters away but the pegida folks are occupying the high ground. minor skirmishes like this are just a foretaste of what bachmann says lies ahead. >> the outcome is going to be civil war in europe. >> civil war in europe? >> civil war in europe. this is going to be the outcome. >> reporter: the next morning we head two hours north to meet a young man who finds himself in the middle of this potential war. quite well. >> i'm from syria, aleppo. >> reporter: we me

trump's rivals have called him a demagogue and a fascist. it is changing trump's position. >> defiance today from donald trump. >> we need a toughness in this country. >> in the face of unrelenting political backlash, trump defended his proposal on cnn's news day, seeking to block muslims from coming to the united states pop you could have many more world trade centers if you don't solve it. many, many more and probably beyond. >> an overheated campaign season suddenly even hotter. with republicans rushing to condemn trump. >> this is not conservatism. what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for. and more importantly, it's not what this country stands for. >> trump says his ban on muslims would be temporary. he called it a modern day version of fdr's actions towards the japanese in world war ii. he announced his proposal last night to allow cheers on the deck of the uss yorktown, a battleship from that war. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our countr

. >> they're fascists. they don't like hippies.hey don't like the things we do. >> we do have to maintain law, order and decency on the streets. >> what we're thinking about is a peaceful planet. we're not thinking of anything else. >> they're trying to do what no one else has ever done before, find a new way for humanity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> america in the early '60s, it was a real good time of prosperity, but it was also kind of a stagnant time in terms of spiritual growth. things were kind of at a standstill. >> the baseline culture was materialism, and also the feeling that the culture itself didn't honor the human spirit and didn't honor creativity. >> the early 1950s, the nation recognized in its midst the social movement called b generation. ♪ a novel titled "on the road" became a best-seller. >> when kerouac's book came out, it became a revolution, defined a new generation of what being beat means, and it defined it as a spiritual revolution. that if we're living in an age of conformity, if everybody's trying to work for the corp

. >> we must never surrounder them to terrorist, our american values to racist, never to the fascist pleas will billionaires with big mouths. our enduring symbol is not the barbed wire fence, but the statue of liberty. >> reporter: billionaires with big mouths will be bouncing around >>> thank you very much. just over five weeks the presidential election process begins when iowa goes to the polls. donald trump widening his lead on the republican need. he is hitting a high of 39% among republican voters. ted cruz increased his support to 18%. marco rubio and ben carson dropped to 11 and 9%. fifth place shared among jab bush, chris christie each at 3%. trump cam pained in iowa today. he welcome close ties with russia after receiving praise from vladimir putin who called trump "brilliant". >> then they're accusing me, putin called him brilliant. that's not good. you know, isn't it sort of nice if countries are fighting with, we get along and let them do, right >>> donald trump has already been chided for embracing comments about him. john kasich calls it a bromance. marco rubio accused

and the fascists thrive. >> by suppressing it, it does come out in other areas. it goes underground and you never know where it is. like tucker. i've never met a more care-free person than you. >> that's true. >> are you worried about terror the way i am? >> that's such a wise point. when you control people saying, you control what they think. it's been tamped down. i'm worried about terrorists. i'm actually not worried about being killed by terror, i think that's much less scary about par kinsons's. but i'm afraid of terror in europe. freedom of expression is tamped down because of the lack of cohesion they have there. societi societies, where you have a large resident group that hates the majority. you don't want that. you don't want to live in that world. i'm worried about that happening here. >> jessica, why do you want the apocalypse? >> give me a minute. access my dumb talking points. it's unseasonably hot out, isn't it? >> nice! are. >> democrats don't want the apocalypse. to your point, it was well put, as was yours, tucker. when people picked on the deba

bernie sanders: trump wants us to "hate all musliis" martin o'malley called him a "fascist demagogue." even republicans are distancing themselves: "saying we're not going to let a single muslim into this coconty is a dannrous over reaction." "no that - that is not my policy." "...goes against everything we stand for and believe in." jeh johnson - who oversees customs andndborder patrrl: "weeust not force merican muslims to run and hide and retreat to the shadows." legal scholars question whether it's even legal to close our borders to certain people based solely on religion. is trump's rhetoric having an impact? cnn's latest poll still has him in the lead, but a monmnmth university poll has s ed cruz leading by 5. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. speaking of that poll -- for the time, senator ted cruz leads in iowa. the monmouth university poll of likely republican caucugoers in iowa shows cruz with 24-percent -- five points ahead of dooald trump. dr. ben carson was first in this same poll two months ago... but as his stock has fallen -- cruz has picked up steam. it's

. >> and just that hit ser a fascist. >> and. >> todd: wos bigot and fascist, and those are things thatou tont see in the washington post headlines, and like you said that you are about to weep on national television, many of the xhen commentators are going to put flit the headlines because they we are at the wits end and don't know what else to call it. and when he says that hundreds of thousands of muslims were dancing when the crashing of the towers, and i was a managing editor at the time, and there is no video. and mr. trump get the millions and offer it for the bounty for those who come up with the video, because this is an issue that come up with headlines like this, but they don't action. >> and yes, the more the mainstream media goes after trump, no, we are digging n because the sentiment is so anti-establishment, and so frustrate and fed up with the status quo that people are gravitating toward someone like trump, and i agree that trump is not ready to be the president of the united states, and he concerns me and should concern everybody from the databases to the muslims and i

sot o'malley: (must never surrender to terrorists,,,not to fascist billionairses) the questions quickly turning to the elephant in the debate hall david: does deserve an apology- sanders i apologize tonight - bernie sanders - saying he's sorry - after - four of his campaign workers - tapped into hillary clinton's private voter data? sanders: i want to appologize to my supporters this isn't the kind of campaign i run clinton: i think we should move on- american people aren't that interested this third democratic debate - then getting to the issues that are on many americans' minds. from the economy to terrorism? nat - clinton sot on isis to heated exchanges on gun control (o'malley exchange) o'malley and sanders- working to differentiate themselves?from clinton - who has a commanding lead in the latest national poll? while the democratic candidates - at times- also shared a united message. tbd elias: for more political news, tune in to local 5's this week in iowa tomorrow morning. we'll talk bernie sander's database breach, the dynamic between trump and jeb and cruz and rubio. this week

vatican con develops its own bank, went dark and continues to do business with the german and italian fascists through the war. they invested in both. >> what is the purpose? >> why do they need a bank? there is no purpose that cannot be served they dissolved. they didn't have a bank for the 1st 1930 years their existence. they formed one to circumvent the rules in world war ii, but now it is a matter of national pride. have a permanent observer status. >> is there evidence of misuse? continues decade after decade. which the -- with-- with each successive pope coming in saying i'm going to clean up. in the 1960s it's misuse by a group of italian bankers, one of whom ends up dead. the other is a major businessman who ends up dead in jail. after that vatican paid a quarter billion dollars to banks for restitution, time prosecutor has been indicted but everything ?-question-mark son to last years as the source of consternation. >> where does the money come from? >> from cash that is given for religious orders and then it is deposited into the bank who pays an interest rate back for the deposit, t

//never surrender them to the fascist pleas of billionaires with big mouths." the questions quickly turning to the elephant in the debate hall david: does secretrary clinton deserve an apology- sanders i apologize tonight - bernie sanders - saying he's sorry - after - four of his campaign workers - tapped into hillary clinton's private voter data? sanders: "i want to appologize to my supporters. this is not the type of campaign that we run. " clinton: "we should move on because i don't think the american people are all that interested in this." this third democratic debate - then getting to the issues that are on many americans' minds. from the economy to terrorism? clinton sot "i think it's absolutely the wrong policy for us to be even imagining tha we're gonna end up putting tens of thousands of american troops into syria and iraq to fight isis. to heated exchanges on gun "senator sanders voted against the brady bill." sanders: "do not tell me that i have not shown courage in standing up to the gun people." o'malley and sanders working to differentiate themse

i say no to the fascist ideology of donald trump. enough is enough. enough is enough." donald trump is still polling in first place in an average of polls. days after trump's call for a ban on muslims traveling to the u-s... today marks 150 years since the end of slavery in america. president obama joined congress to commemorate the anniversary of the : "we condemn ourselves to shackles once more if we fail to answer those who wonder if they are true equals in their commune true equals in their communities or in their justice systems or in a job interview, we betray the efforts of the past if we fail to push back against bigotry in all of its forms." the president said it's important to remember that our freedom is tied to the freedom of others regardless of their backgrounds, what they look like or their religion. chicago mayor rahm emanuel -- is fighting to save his job -- and his political career. emanuel made an emotional address to a special session of the city council today -- as he faces a sweeping uproar over the police department. demonstrations grew in size an