racist, sexist, homophobe, islamophobes, keno phones, you name it. into offering in the country who has been in an argument with a so-called liberal has been called a racist, sexisty, homophobe -- homophobe or islamophobe at some point. and not by hillary but by democrats, people on the left. they have tremendous hatred in their hearts for us, and a democracy can't really work when you have one side -- the large political faction, major political party, composed of people who hate people that they disagree with. i will explain this with the root cause of this is a little later. but it comes from something that i've talked about a lot. and describe in this book i've written, by big agenda." in fact this book is' the civil war. that's what it is really about, and why trump is such a unique and important leader for what i will call the patriotic side of this civil war. people on the left think that they're save thing world or the planet if they happen to be environmental leftists. saving the planet. their progressive, if you question, ideaol, their lett

xenophobic, islamophobic, it went as far as the kkk which i do not know what this has to do with it.was stared down at a grocery store and i believe i was in the express line but yet i was still stared down. it was pretty unnerving. everybody in town was really unnerving. >> tucker: how has the superintendent responded to this? >> in the meeting was basically saying he will look into it and maybe he will have the curriculum committee look into it. the meetings are not public first of all and second, when we emailed the superintendent the next day to discuss in detail what we could do to address this, he refused to be with us.y >> yeah, we just wanted to keep the conversation going with him. we realize the community is not happy with how we presented this before the board, can we talk to again? can we talk to the leader -- the head of the curriculum and he wrote back and said it is not going to be productive. what we really wanted to discuss what was that the state sets a high level goals but we wanted to know who picks the curriculum? the videos that they were shown? the 20 page powe

this is nothing but an islamophobic policy, purely based on someone's religion.in are so many inconsistencies, and even in that trial, at that hearing, thejudge asked tom's even in that trial, at that hearing, the judge asked tom's lawyer for some rationale, some facts, not fiction. she said, we don't have to provide any, and that epitomises what trump is doing here. it is pure hatred and islamophobia. you are somebody who is a member of liberty, the civil rights group, and you also present a muslim community show. what sort of reaction and getting to people here —— from people here to what is going on in the states?m has been fantastic. as you saw earlier in the week, thousands of people in this country stood up to what our true british values, and a lot of people are disappointed in how our prime minister has handled this, how are foreign secretary has handled this, that they were not more robust, and as you have seen yourself, over 1.5 million people signed a petition saying no state visit to trump, so i think the people of the united kingdom have shown what b

got an islamophobe. they're not going to be look, they're going to look for islamo mombings bes, instead of looking for radical islamists. so i'm sure they looked into it but baseden their -- based on their train, they have no reason to look for it. so russia notifyings us again. as i understand they notified us throw times. the f.b.i. said, we sent an f.b.i. agent to interview him he said, basically , he said he wasn't a terrorist, he was a good guy. wow. imagine that. somebody that wants to kill americans might also lie. who would have ever thought. except american juries. i've seen it as a judge. i've seen juries find that if you will lie to them, you may do a lot worse things as well. well, the reverse is also true. often if you're willing to take someone's life, you might just be willing to lie about it as well. so the f.b.i. didn't even stop there. taking the word, they didn't take the word of tsarnaev, they went to his mother and apparently his mother said, no, my son is not a terrorist. he's a go

we must realise, this is nothing but an islamophobic policy, purely based on someone's religion, andny inconsistencies. even in that trial itself, that hearing, thejudge asked trump's lawyer for some rationale, some facts, not fiction, and she said, do you know what? we don't have too provide any. that epitomises what trump is doing here. pure hatred, pure islamophobia. you are somebody who is a member of liberty, the civil rights group, and you also present a muslim community show. what sort of reaction you getting here to what is going on in the states? the reaction so far has been fantastic. as you saw earlier in the week, thousands of people across this country stood up to what our true british i use, and a lot of people are disappointed in how our prime minister has handled this. —— true british values. that she and the foreign secretary had not been more robust. as you know, more than 1.5 million people have signed a petition saying no state visit for trump. citing the community, the people of the uk have shown were british values mean. and yet, you will be aware that in the re

we need to fight bigotry that exists against muslims but don't use the term islamophobe yet because theyare trying to shut us all up from criticizing islamic state ideology. [applause] >> ambassador rooney you also served in congress in florida. is there republican support for more money for voice of america and radio free asia and all of those things that seem to atrophy into the clinton administration when everyone thought ocoee won the cold war. we no longer need to have those voices for america. >> i think there is cultural diplomacy and he can't fight an idea as you mentioned and what happened with the fall of eastern europe. we are going to have to fight the war of ideas while we fight the war on the ground. you can do that without projecting your voice covertly and overtly. i know congressman rohrabacher who heads up the subcommittee on europe and one of the emerging threats used to be a speechwriter in the reagan administration was involved with radio free europe so he is totally in sync with that idea as well. >> mike let me switch gears for a moment because i think you mentione

>> you can do it, but you are a racist, xenophobic, islamophobe.he swanky party in stockholm and esther discussing what i was doing there and the entire party kind of gathered around me and started yelling me all those things, i'm a xenophobe, i am a racist, i am anti-islamic, even the statistics were clear about the perpetrators. it doesn't make a difference. very socially unacceptable to make these kind of claims. spitted the most important thing is to feel virtuous, i guess. one last question, i can't resist. what is the long game. how is this going to look ten to 15 years from now? does it seem like assimilation is taking place? >> not at all. we don't have to look at them long game. france and belgium, they've been doing it for longer. you can see the terrorism that is happening there, sweden is a relatively new policy phenomenon for them, by the way commit sweden had its first terrorist islamic attack not that long ag. now getting a taste of what we have been seeing across europe already. >> tucker: said. thanks a lot for joining us. ami horo

saying him going after radical islam is him going after all of islam, being islamophobic, in fact, hes trying to be hypercritical, fighting for the bad guy. so they are actually bigots. saying, if you are against terrorism, you are against islam. that is an incredibly bigoted statements. >> especially when most terrorist attacks -- >> should be late in the day when they really did that. >> thanks for that. >> just saying, further to your point, most victims of terrorism are muslims. >> this is concerning to me, i saw it. since the travel ban was halted on february 3rd, syria, 359, iraq, 252, sudan, 132, libya and yemen, zero n0. 800 or so. it is quite a bit. >> it is allowed. >> you know who else is making a strong case for president trump's travel ban? the president of syria. stick around for that. ♪ at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. ♪ >> welcome back. president trump is going to keep fighting. he is confident he will get a court to reinstate

body's secret source of grievances so you have more energy to call people names like homophobe or islamophobe donald trump a bigot, but after taking victima, i left 12 messages at tim scott's office calling him an uncle tom. we ready, guys? [laughter] [applause] >> victima, when identity politics is dead, we breathe new life into your dying party. do not take when pregnant or driving. better yet, just don't take it all all. instead, get a life. [laughter] [applause] >> that may have been the only drug i never took. greg: that's the only drug you never took. >> yeah. i took every drug there is -- greg: what's wrong with your party? >> it's embarrassing. >> you keep talking about victimization -- greg: your party is a cobbled together group of identity blocs, and you still lost. >> yeah, we still lost. est candidate in the world, and we lost against a guy that -- i can't even think about it. [laughter] i just -- >> who had a message and was able to -- >> he had a message -- >> a tremendous movement throughout this cup, and his rallies -- >> and brilliant and does some good things. greg: victimi

he has couple of islamophobes, racists in his cabinet surrounding him that sit in the highest table of this nation and they dictate these statements and then they have no courage to admit that yes, this is a muslim ban. >> president trump's travel ban has drawn criticism around the world but iraq, one of the seven countries named in the executive order, says it won't retaliate. prime minister haider al abadi, says he's studying his options as our ben wedeman joins us from baghdad to discuss because there's certainly been a backlash in parliament there. >> reporter: yes. and in fact, haider al abadi, the iraqi prime minister, said they won't take action yet. now, what makes it particularly galling for iraqis, this executive order, unlike syria and iran iraq is an ally of the united states in the war on terrorism, in the war on isis. there are more than 5,000 u.s. military personnel in the country and thousands of iraqis have died fighting isis over the last few years. and it's particularly galling, this executive order, for those iraqis who have put their lives on the line for the unite

have eight years labeling anyone who confronted islamism, including muslims labeled as bigots and islamophobese start to have conversation there will be pushback and back and forth where we start to thread the needle right. this is long conversation overdue and finally 15 years post-9/11 we're trying to do that. melissa: this story, that you identified lethal threats early on. murdered by a toxic nerve agent, who was estranged half-brother of north korean leader, kim jong-un. he was killed by vx. this is the most toxic weapon ever produced according to malaysian police. something troubles me it was intentionally done in front of public in cameras and would be replayed over and over again. this is banned weapon of mass destruction. this is potentially north korea saying, we have this he weapon, we're willing to use it in a setting where they're surrounded by civilians. do you think that this was north korea sending a very strong message? or am i taking it too far? >> not at all. i would take it further and say that this should be a wake-up call to the new administration that north korea's unhin

hate against jews, as well a as muslims, that has contributed to the rise in anti-semitic and islamophobic attacks nationwide. trump's justice department has dropped part of its legal objection to texas's strict voter id law, which appeals courts have ruruled illegally discriminates against blacks and hispanics and violates the voting rights act. obama's justice department had sued texas as part of an ongoing lawsuit against texas's 2011 law, which created a list of ids required to vote that skewed heavily towards id's carried by whites, such as conceal carry permits, while excluding id's often carried by people of color, such as government employee id's and public university id's. obama's justice department claimed texas had a discriminatory intent in enacting the law. but under the direction of trump's attorney general jeff sessions, the justice department has now dropped the discriminatory intent claim. sessions has long opposed the voting rights act and major civil rights groups, i including the naacp, had protested his confirmation as attorney general. house intelligence committee cha

anxiety as trump's style of campaigning instigated fear and emboldened xenophobes, anti-semites and islamophobes when donald trump won, she said she considered leaving the nsc and explained to chris hayes last night why she decided to give the new administration a chance. >> the reason why i stayed was because, you know, i felt a responsibility to at least try to be able to reach out. i knew that this administration was coming with a very different view and perspective, but if anything, my hope was that at the end of the day, the dust would settle with politics once the new administration comes in, as it typically does, and it would start to be dealing with reality on a day-to-day basis, which is the impact it has on people's lives. >> describing her day in the white house, rather than tex sitement i encountered when i first came to the white house under obama, the new staff looked at me with a cold surprise. the diverse white house i had worked in became a diverse and male bastion. she said she may have lasted longer if it weren't for the ban on the muslims. >> that's a real shame. >>> bonnie s

. >> you can do it, but you are a racist, xenophobic, islamophobe.re, i was at this swanky party in stockholm and i started discussing what i was doing there, and the entire party gathered around me and started yelling at me all those things, i'm ae xenophobe, i am a racist, i'm anti-islamic.an even though the statistic were clear about who the perpetrator perpetrators. it doesn't make a difference. it's very socially unacceptable to make these kind of claims. >> tucker: right. the most important thing is to feel virtuous, i guess. one last question, i can't resist. what is the long game? how is this going to look 10 to 15 years from now? does it seem like assimilation is taking place?? >> not at all. we don't have to look at the long game. youal can look at france and belgium, they been doing it for that. lack of b time for longer. you can see the social on restlessness that's going on, the terrorism that's going on. sweden is really new policy phenomenon. by the way, sweden had its first terrorist islamic attack not that long ago. now getting a tas

there are muslims who are being persecuted throughout the country with this rise in islamophobic attackso are afraid, kayleigh, and that's the reason why. and if donald trump wants to kind of soothe that fear then donald trump needs to be a leader. being a leader means you speak forcefully out, not just against those things that appease your base but those things that make us all americans. ? but the same could be said for president obama by the way -- >> he's not the president of the united states. >> he was. and there are a lot of us wondering why he wasn't speaking out when police ambushes were up 167%. >> that's not true. we have to stop. >> that's not true. >> that is not true, kayleigh. president obama forcefully spoke up and said we need to support our law enforcement. but the problem here is i want to go back to donald trump's press conference from last week. and when he was asked specifically about these jewish centers that had been targeted he answered the question saying i'm the least anti-semitic person out there, i'm the least racist person out there. and that goes to show t

that terrorists are trying to infiltrate the program, taking a pause does not make you racist or islamophobic, it makes you sane. makes you have common sense to say let's the a pause when our intel community is warning us terrorists are trying to infiltrate. >> classic donald trump, makes a claim, then when challenged, says no, i didn't say that, then attacks the fact checkers. >> all right. we will take a break. coming up, remember all the statements candidate trump said about let's do it over here, you want it here? that's fine. defense secretary and vice president have been overseas reassuring leaders in europe as well as iraqs. defense secretary mattis saying in iraq we are not here to seize anybody's oil. more ahead. ♪ [ rumbling ] on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number st

that terrorists are trying to infiltrate the program, taking a pause does not make you racist or islamophobic, it makes you sane. makes you have common sense to say let's take a pause when our intel community is warning us terrorists are trying to infiltrate. >> classic donald trump, makes a claim, then when challenged, says no, i didn't say that, then attacks the fact checkers. >> all right. we will take a break. coming up, remember all the statements candidate trump said about let's do it over here, you want it here? that's fine. defense secretary and vice president have been overseas reassuring leaders in europe as well as iraqs. so tell us your big idea for getting the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong. i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now. >>> president trump's defense

avenues within the legal framework to advance what is clearly, politically being portrayed as an islamophobic presidency. quite proud of it, in fact. steve bannon makes islamaphobia a centerpiece of his politics. we can't ignore that. to ignore that would be irrational! it will be to put heads in the sand. >> you will be irrational not to hear somebody screaming "allah akbar" wanting to cut off your head. there is a reason why americans are concerned about the threat of radical islam and the united states. look at what is happening in europe, look at what came out of yesterday, over 50%, 57% of europeans wish they never opened up their -- speaker to the president not say he wants to ban all muslims? to the current president of united states say he wants to ban all rossum's? how is that irrelevant? what people say they want to do is very relevant. >> martha: >> there is nobody fe countries that have done a terrorist attack. i am at a loss here. >> i just recited to you -- >> martha: we will have you back. thank you very much. i have to cut you off. thank you very much. we continue on bay break

its ever reducing plans to help child refugees, has knowingly and deliberately colluded to this islamophobicmisogynistic, dangerously confused -- if events in sweden are anything to go by -- leader of the free world. as one of my constituents said to me, have the balls to stand up and ensure some kind of moral order. president trump's words and actions are horribly destructive for muslims across the world. they absolutely foster islamophobia and racism. the creeping racism has felt able to raise its ugly head, kicking crime incidents up in england and wales since the bread zippo, and the state visit -- england and wales since the brexit vote, and the state visit racks that are further, giving all those that feel the need to persecute other people the comfort they need, especially rubberstamping this from the u.k. government. we have concerns about the effect this has on people living, working, and studying in scotland, and many muslims are understandably upset and fearful. and other groups, too, are upset and fearful. as a mother of mixed race children, i am upset and fearful for the future

its ever reducing plans to help child refugees has knowingly and deliberately curried into this islamophobic, mysogenistic, dangerously confused if events in sweden are anything to go by, leader of the free world. as one of my constituents said to me, having the balls to stand up and show some kind of moral backbone. president trump's words and actions are horribly destructive for muslims across the world. they absolutely will foster islamophobia and racism. and we have all heard of the nasty, insidious creeping racism that has felt able to raise its ugly head. hate crime incidents up 41% in england and wales since the brexit vote. and the state visit wraps that up further, giving all those who feel the need to persecute other people the comfort they need, especially as they may now feel it's rubber stamped by this rudderless shambles of a uk government. on these benches we have grave concerns about the effect this has on people living, working and studying in scotland. and many muslims are understandably upset and fearful, and other groups, too, are upset and fearful. as the mother of mixed

obviously the press has portrayed him as a racist and islamophobe but when you actually break down hisn priorities right now and compare to the previous administration they are virtually identical, obama spent eight years that he was focusing deportations on serious criminals and threats to national security, he generally focuses on people with traffic tickets and people he had convicted of immigration related crimes. when he left office, 52% of all federal criminal prosecutions were immigration related and that includes drug crimes, weapons offenses, everything. our resources are being wasted on criminally prosecuting people whose only crime is trying to come back to the united states to be reunited with their families. ainsley: president obama, he was called the deporter in chief, he deported 2.7 million immigrants between 2009 and 2016 but the mainstream media, they are going after president trump for this and we didn't hear much about it. where was the mainstream media and why weren't they reporting the facts? >> well, the way i like to describe it is that the mainstream media simp

the racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobic.y, there are people like that. he has lifted them up. brian: do you know what you don't hear that? the sound of a car crashing. that was the beginning of the end of hillary clinton. steve: todd starnes is the author of brand new book that comes out this week called the deplorables guide to making america great again. so, todd, how big an impact did that sound bite impact hillary clinton? >> i think it was huge. i think that may have been the deciding factor for a lot of folks around the country. very similar to what president obama said back in 2007 in san francisco about the folks who cling to their guns and cling to their religion. called them bitter. and now you have hillary clinton calling us deplorable. as i write in the book i'm proud to call myself i'm proud to be one of those gun toting bible trumping deplorable. brian: i can't tell you how many time people would say i'm a door deplorable. ainsley: t-shirts. brian: people took pride. >> we had book signing degree robert jeffres

that wasn't every other citizens and everybody wasn't a sexist islamophobe, zeno phone and other phobesem to talk about music and movies and holiday. all talking about music. so many viewers said they turned it off not watching. imagine the president of the united states you are at the white house and you know they are supposed to be talking about movies and things that hollywood elm bodies and they are not. they are just there to bash the president over and over. it's so disrespectful. >> i honestly expected for producer and director said it's okay to say your things. that's part of what makes us wonderful. i thought very few people did. brian: how much power does buster rimes still have? steve: was that recording? brian: that was him saying agent orange. >> that was buster? i didn't realize that. brian: that's the problem. >> i didn't realize he had the hat on. that was one of the five anti-trump things that i counted. maybe i was sleepy. that's a possibility. i have got to say it was much more tame. i enjoyed it much more music. i thought adele was amazing and her tribute to beyonce