it's not crazy to worry about it and it's not islamophobic to worry about it.am talking about terror threats, rioting, massive spikes in crime it. people lie about them. it is totally measurable. here's what i object to, do you think this is the best way to protect our country? you write it off as islamophobic or bigoted for people to haveay these concerns. >> let's talk about what was onf the table. during the president's campaign, president trump repeatedly -- no secret to anyone -- said he wanted a total and complete shutdown of muslims entry to the united states united states. >> tucker: that is correct. >> this he actually spoke to former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, again a matter of record, and looked for a way to make it look legal. to be able to do the muslim ban that he wanted. >> tucker: it's not even close to a muslim ban. >> trump himself called at thate >> tucker: is this a ban of all muslims? >> it is not but it is the political firepower that he got out of this, was using the term muslim ban -- >> tucker: i thought you weree the one using

nobody should be given islamophobic questions before they can meet with their representative. >> saraore have you learned? >> these students were in the oklahoma state capital for what's called muslim day, an event to help build better relationships. well when these students tried to meet with state representative john bennett, his aides gave him a survey that included the question, the koran, the sheree of all schools says that the husband can beat his wife. do you beat your wife. another question is the sun that of muhammad said they must be punished for leaving islam. do you agree with this. this drew immediate criticism for the group sponsoring the event. adam, the member of c.a.r.e. that was there that day said that the students were shocked by the questionnaire, they never ended up meeting with bennett. they were turned away. >> it doesn't surprise me or shock me but it is very offensive to outright discriminate against muslims by administering a test as a basis of meeting with them. >> he thought this amounted to a religious test. representative bennett excessed his anti-muslim

not whether someone is homophobic or not whether someone is a racist or a sexist or -- you know, islamophobic's all of them together. they fit together seamlessly. that is what is behind the kind of america and americans who vote for trump. and it's a very powerful kind of thing. >> if i take everything that you've just said, i could take that to mean -- let me back up. you gave a wonderful and powerful and poignant definition what it means to be a progressive, at least as i see my progressivism. >> right. >> but if i take what you offered as a definition to the nth degree, it sounds to me that progressive should be less caring and more caustic. in other words, if we want to win, if we want to defeat donald trump, then we should take on more of his ways. but that's not the kind of people we want to be. >> no, absolutely not. >> what do we do then? >> here's what you do -- >> okay. >> first of all, it's important to understand that there are differing kinds of conservatives. there are some who are moderate, that is who happen to have some progressive views on something or other. some have in-g

germany we see many politicians and the press are very harsh and very anti—turkey, and we even see islamophobicat's taking place in turkey in april. president erdogan wants a constitutional change that would radically enhance his powers. here's jenny hill to explain why that's affected the relationship with germany. turkish voices in the heart of germany. 3 million turks live here, in effect it is turkey‘s fourth largest electoral district. so the president needs their support if he is to change the constitution and extend his powers. not everyone will dance to his tune. translation: erdogan is provocative and desert to strengthen national sentiment in turkey. he wants the turkish people to believe it is the western powers against turkey. translation: actually there is huge opposition to the erdogan regime in the turkish community here, but there is nearly no cove rage community here, but there is nearly no coverage in the media about it, so no coverage in the media about it, so germans think that every turkish person supported organ, which is simply not the case. but there is significant suppo

every election season, republicans are racist, sexist, islamophobic.y're going to say what about the poor people that cannot afford any health care? what are we going to do about that? >> sean, we really do need to look at the safety net. when we are there, looking at the medicaid expansion part of that, we have to make sure we are there. this goes beyond that. the other aspect you mentioned a health savings account. i hope the president supports to expand the use of health savings account like rand paul has talked about. >> sean: i like that a lot. so it is not in there completely as you would would wanted? that surprises me. >> it can't go to funding health savings account, it has to go to proof of insurance. if you have that flexibility rake and put it in a health savings account, patients have more control over their doctors. and ultimately it helps. >> how much you can put in health savings accounts, we need to get rid of that. we should not be penalizing states that did not expand medicaid. >> sean: i may come down to washington and get a group o

and the biggest thing conservatives have to do is to stop fearing being called a racist or islamophobe or a deplorable. i have so many people on hi twitter feed who call themselves deplorable jane with, deplorable tom -- [laughter] fear, got that get over the fear, begin to take the hits. >> okay. we're going to get two very quick questions. >> very quick questions. we have a room here, and think we're all mad. we've had enough of this. what do we do? how do we mobilize ourselves? they're mobilized 365 days a year. we're mobilized just for the elections. >> that's true, but -- >> we need to do something. >> -- they waste a lot of hundred and a lot of time. when they march -- first of all, if people march in the streets without permits, block traffic, i want them to be arrested and put in jail for six months to a year. [applause] >> you're right. >> but every time they have these demonstrations and these riots, trump gets votes. you have to understand, a lot of what they do is completely counterproductive. and i would say there are no quick picks. conservatives, look, conservatives hate

in oklahoma, three muslim students were asked to fill out an islamophobic questionnaire while trying to meet with an oklahoma lawmaker at the state capitol last thursday. the council on american-islamic relations says questions reflected intentionally distorted ideas about islam, including one that read -- "the koran, the sunna of mohammed and sharia law of all schools say that the husband can beat his wife. do you beat your wife?" the students were seeking to meet with oklahoma state congressmember john bennett, who in 2014 called islam a "cancer in our nation that needs to be cut out." "the new york titimes" reports over the last six weeks, the trump administration has rolled back more than 90 regulations that benefit wall street banks,, gun sellers, coal, oil and gas companies, and other corporations. "the times" calls the rollback "one of the most significant shifts in regulatory policy in recent decades." in many cases, the regulatory rollbacks have come after the direct requests of lobbyists or trade industry groups. trump's administration is expected to continue eliminating mo

if you talk about islam it's islamophobic.et from this story and blow back. >> lisa: obviously this story is not going away because there are tons of investigations going on right now. another aspect republicans were bringing up section 702 of the intelligence surveillance act which is not where the flynn stuff got caught up but expiring at the end of the year. we are going to have these broader discussions of these intelligence leaks, of these spy tools which is essentially what section 702 is. at some point the intelligence tri or field is going to want to have these discussions because they want to preserve those tools. >> dana: i bet the commander-in-chief will want them, too. >> lisa: yeah. >> dana: i would bet. >> juan: you know what concerns me throughout all of this the political loss of credibility by the trump administration and loss of approval. i think his ratings are down now. >> dana: yes. they creep back up and then want to write the come back story. >> greg: the reason why his rating is down is the reason why h

semite, and we have, we have to all work together to make sure e bigots, racists, anti-semites, islamophobe bics do not succeed in this country. [cheers and applause] we -- thank you. we know history. we know history very well. it's not a surprise when a mosque is attacked or to have of. ed that -- or torched that the first to condemn it are american jews in this country. ands it was not a surprise to see a group of muslim charities raise $100,000 last week to repair damage to jewish cemeteries -- [cheers and applause] this is a fight that we would like to see our christian brothers in this country also join us. [applause] there is no, there is no place, no room for bigotry. anti-semitism, islam tone ya and those -- islamophobia and those who are exporting fear should not revail and should not succeed. we want this country to continue to be the example of tolerant between different religions, different ethnic grounds, and i respect senator chris murphy, but his opposition to the islamic travel ban should not be only because he supports israel, it should be because it violates u.s. principle