john lewis knows it.ys like today, if you listen to one speaker in the house of representatives debate, it should be the honorable john lewis. >> i rise with a sense of righteous indignation to support this resolution. i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government there's no room for racism. the world is watching. they are shocked and dismayed because it seems we have lost our way. as a nation. as a proud and great people. we are one congress and we are here to serve one house, the american house, the american people. some of us have been victims of the stain, the pain and the hurt of racism. in the '50s and during the '60s told us to go back. we were protesting for our rights. they told ministers, priests, rabbis and nuns to go back. they told the innocent little children seeking just an equal education to go back. as a nation and as a people, we need to go forward and not backward. >> leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congresswoman debbi

our comments with john lewis today. our final comments on politics, the 2020 race and possible impeachment. >> congressman, 2020 on the horizon. to get to the raw politics of this, as you know, you read the papers. there's people saying it's about two paths. from the democrats, they can argue and fuss and fight and have an argument and revolution within their party. or they can try to beat donald trump. but they can't do both. do you agree with that? i'm just a normal person who got an awful skin condition. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you feel like you're itching all the time. and you never know how your skin will look. because deep within your skin an overly sensitive immune system could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within, with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, nearly four times more patients taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin compared to those not taking it, and patients s

we will create a society at peace with itself. >> if leaders are a reflection of society, john lewis ts well on us all. my next guest, retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal certainly agrees. he dedicated his latest book to mr. lewis and to john mccain, writing that they remind us that it's possible to keep our humanity while leading with courage and commitment. stan mcchrystal on leadership in the military and beyond when we come back. ♪ limu emu and doug. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. [ loud crash ] yeah. he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal was the leader of u.s. and international forces in afghanistan. in his more than 30 years of service, he has led elite forces an

our comments with john lewis today.ics, the 2020 race and possible impeachment. >> congressman, 2020 on the horizon. to get to the raw politics of this, as you know, you read the papers. there's people saying it's about two paths. from the democrats, they can argue and fuss and fight and have an argument and revolution within their party. or they can try to beat donald trump. but they can't do both. do you agree with that? >> i agree with that. we must be one people. committed to a feature for all americans. we must lead the way. we must find a way to get in what i call good trouble. necessary trouble. not bad trouble. >> congressman, last question. that is about the impeachment effort. do you believe it should proceed? >> i believe we should be cautious and do our work and it will all work out. >> congressman john lewis of georgia. we're fortunate to get time with you. thank you for coming on the broadcast tonight. >> thank you very, very much for having me tonight. >> our thanks to the congressman. that is our broadca

it's not right, it's not fair, and it's not just. >> john lewis, congressman john lewis, you've seen so much history. you've made so much history. it's such an honor and a privilege to have you with us today. thank you very much, sir. >> thank you very much. congratulations on the great honor you will be receiving. >> thank you. thank you very much, congressman. joining me now, nbc news and white house correspondent kristkris kristen welker and john robinson. the president is holding a cabinet meeting and we can imagine a lot of conversation coming out of that. we haven't seen the video yet to be released but what is the reaction inside the white house to what is going on? >> joo i . >> reporter: i continue to check my phone to see if anything is going on inside that cabinet meeting and so far, president trump is just getting going with the cabinet meeting so he is talking about the border and the situation there and now apparently going around the room and hearing from his cabinet, so we will bring you any updates as we get, because i assure you reporters will ask about this. presid

it will all work out. >> congressman john lewis of georgia. always fortunate for having time with you. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me tonight. >> our thanks again to the congressman. that is broadcast on wednesday night. we thank you for being here with us. good night from our headquarters in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i knew him like everybody in palm beach knew him. >> as the president tries to separate himself from jeffrey epstein -- >> i wasn't a fan. i was not. >> tonight, new video released by nbc news showing the future president partying with the future felon. >>> then, what we learned from today's vote on impeachment resolution. >> we cannot wait. >> as new polling suggests racism as a political strategy is actually bad. >> i do think i'm winning the political fight. >>> plus, senator cory booker on the president's remarks and more, and senator brian schatz on his new push to address climate change in the senate, when "all in" starts right now. good evening

you played the tape of john lewis saying he knows racism when he sees it.m, and he told me the president is a racist, you cannot deny that. it shows he shifted won con son ant at the end of the word to apply what the rules of the house are. it tells you how much. a tightrope this can be. yet, those are the longstanding rules of the house which they would have to make a concerted effort to change. doesn't seem they have republicans on board given that only four republicans and one independent that afifiliates th republicans. >> you have to keep your eye on states that are key, particularly in michigan. when you have fred upton voting with democrats and justin amcintosh also joining with democrats. could this be an issue down the road for house republicans? we shall see. you will be covering that story ahead, as well. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> retired supreme court justice john paul stevens has died at the age of 99. the soft-spoken midwesterner suffered a stroke earlier this week and passed away tuesday at a ft. lauderdale hospit

here, mick, the fact is that before his -- before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman, this is before inauguration, he said spend time in his crime-infested district, then two weeks ago, he goes after the four members of the squad all women of color and says they should go back to crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and says his district is rat and rodent infested, infested, sounds like subhuman and these are all six members, members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you are spending way too much time reading between the lines. >> i'm not reading between the lines, i'm reading the lines. >> anyone watching the program that adam schiff said the same thing -- >> i don't think he would be talking about rodent infested district. >> very well could. zero to do with the fact that adam and it would be wrong if he were saying that. >> you're completely comfortable with him saying that this is a rodent infested district and no human being would want to live there, you're comfortable with that? >>

the debate itself, full of dramatic moments like this one from civil rights icon john lewis. >> i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government, there's no room for racis racism. >> house speaker nancy pelosi raising the stakes when she described the president's remarks on the house floor. >> every single member of this institution, democratic and republican, should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and a shameful abi did indication of our oath of office. >> you heard pelosi being interrupted at the end. the violation of lodge longstanding house rules as having made a bigoted or racist statement. republicans moved to have the words stricken from the record. congressman cleaver was presiding over the house and had clearly had enough. >> we don't ever, ever want to pass up it seems an opportunity to escalate, and that's what this is. we want to just fight. i abandon the chair. >> president trump insisted in a string of tweets on tuesday morning he's not rac

for those other four non-white congress women and john lewis who as you may know was beaten nearly to death on the bridge in civil rights movement, he was the real racial aggressor when the president told him that he, too, should go back and fix what he called his crime infested district. he seems to reserve the word infested for non-whites and seems to have forgotten this. >> the bible tells us how good and pleasant it is when god's people live together in unity. we must speak our minds openly, debate our disagreements honestly, but always pursue solidarity. when america is united, america is totally unstoppable. >> again, reading from a teleprompter is easy but truly working to help people live in unity and solidarity, that is something this president hasn't even tried. i want to get more reaction right now on this from two senators. this is senator cardin and ben holland. >> senator ben holland, when you heard the president's remarks, initially, what did you think? did it seem like part of a larger strategy to you? >> well, it sounded unfortunately as part of a pattern of the presi

we can go all the way back to when he went after john lewis down in georgia.in individuals we all know whether we agree with their political ideology, are somewhat untouchable. to go after a man like john lewis, attack four women who are sitting members of congress, this is unprecedented. unfortunately we expect more from the leader of the free world, from our leader. when we look at the president and what he's saying, i believe it's very intentional. i believe that he's doing something to incite his base. we know as we've seen hate crimes increase throughout this country, he's emboldened individuals to take a different approach. that's why i get very concerned about where we are right now in american times. >> the president seems to believe that he can win over at least some african-american voters with a message about economic opportunity that he claims to have created for them. do you think that's something this president can do? >> i mean, in any equation, there's no absolute. so will certain african-americans vote for this current president? of course. i

john lewis and many others risked their lives. john lewis was beaten in the head marching for voting rights in selma, alabama. others were killed. selma and other places in the south looking for voting rights. voting rights are so important and we can't let those people's deaths, those people's injuries, those people's efforts, go for naught. i thank our witnesses for being here. i look forward to their testimony. i now yield for the opening statement for the honorable gentleman from west virginia, mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, all, for being here, for your interest today. i appreciate the opportunity to speak again on the duty and honor the congress has to protect the fundamental right to vote in our country. all those sacrifices, blood, sweat, and tears, put in by john lewis and patriots and heroes will not be forgotten. some raised concerns regarding the supreme court's 2013 decision in shelby v. holder which stock down oruck down one the voting rights act. think if we're going talk about that decision tod

i was on john mccain's bus when that attack from john lewis came out. n the bus as well, and a few others. and we didn't take off from the campaign plane when that attack came out because john mccain was devastated. the differences between john mccain and donald trump are too vast for the time we have remaining. and meghan mccain has spoken out this week forcefully and eloquently about lindsay graham and all of his trespasses. but this one, and i thought to make a list of all the enablers this week. but, again, we only have an hour. this is not the same. this is not the same. and, listen, i worked for george w. bush, who after katrina, there was a lot of racial despair directed at him, a lot of thing-fointing. the difference is george w. bush and john mccain were gutted by the criticism and did everything to prove that their critics were wrong. donald trump is like a pig in you know what. >> the thing is about everything around him saying the president is not a racist and all the bones in his body talk is so ludicrous. if you use race to divide people an

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trump tweeted "congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district" and called it "crime infested." more recently the president faced bipartisan criticism for tweeting four democratic congrewoman should go back where they came from. three were born in the u.s. and all are citizens. like that attack, mr. trump is showing no signs of backing down or apologizing for his latest. instead the president pointed to a rival's words about baltimore. >> you would think that you were in a third world count >> reporter: that was vermont senator bernie sanders after touring part of baltimore in 2015. it was a tour meant to highlight a specific, rundown area and income inequality. the white house and president insist the tweets were not about race. what is this about? chief of staff micmulvaney sunday said the cummings attacks tare about his criticism president's border policy. >> what this is about though, is w e president fighting back against what he being illegitimate attacks about the border in the hearing this weeke whenresident hears lies like that he is going to

he says illegal immigrants are infesting america, that congressman john lewis' atlanta district is quiemnfested and "the squad" must go back to their crime infested countries. you don't need to be a genius to see what trump similar playing. he's not subtle. if he was a painter, it wouldn't need to be interpreted, it would just say i'm sad, in giant letters. hmm, what does this mean? here's the thing, people are saying, are you saying baltimore doesn't have rats? i'm not saying that, of course it has rats, but you know which other cities have rats? all the best cities in the world, paris, london, new york, all have a rat problem. i'm starting to think if your city doesn't have rats it's because you live in a boring-ass city and your food sucks because raghts -- rats want to have a good time, too. everyone's seen the photo of pizza rats. but people don't realize later that night he changed into opera rat. he has many tastes. ( laughter ) but once again, america is stuck in another debate. many people say trump's words are clearly racist, but trump says it's the black people who are the tru

that's what john lewis and i talk about, the last chapter.ou to get out there and shake it up. >> absolutely. the book is "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white nationalism." terry mcauliffe, great message. thank you very much. please come back. wes moore, thank you very much as well. ahead we will talk to another baltimore native and leading black lives matter activist about the president's attack on his city and congressman amazel cummings. >>> and who is leaving and who is on the way in? "morning joe" is coming back in two minutes. just a fever. this is not just the flu. it's meningitis b... and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progress quickly and can be fatal... sometimes within 24 hours. before you send your teen to college... make sure you help protect them. talk to your teen's doctor... about meningitis b vaccination. i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep

dean: i will quote my friend and colleague, the great civil rights icon john lewis, who was with me today at homestead among other terrific lleagues. we came to learn and understande the experithere and we came to, unfortunately, see that these children and adults who are immigrants, migrants, who are seeking a better place, seeking a healthy, safe world and thought thatlace might be america, are not being treated with the values that are ouric am democracy, that we do celebrate this week on the fourth of july. wetame to shine a bright li on what is going on with the children and adults who are coming into an overcro system -- i have sympathy, it is an overcrowded system -- but we are not doing it well. a not doing it humanely. when i approached the children who were kept behind a glass cell door d we tried to communicate with them, i was chided. i held up a little note that said "we love you," and i was techided for holding this p. that is not the way america is. we do love those who come to ouc borders, elly those in crisis. we need to make sure that we treat the least of these with com

rst he started off by insulting congressman john lewis, a civil rights icon.hen we talk about the infamous sq color.r black women of and now mr. cummings. you start to say, is this a pattern? is there something more deliberate or is this coincidental? i do not believe in politics that anything is coincidental. laura: the president is trying to expand his base. what is the political risk rticularly in terms of independent voters? ron: i think the risk is a strong one. who wins elections in america? it is the independent voters. those folks from key swing states. the people who say -- who voted for president obama who decided to vote for mr. trump are saying after eight years of the firstpr blacident, is this what we need in america today? laura: as you keep pointing out, republ president on a daily basis against the accusation that he is a racist. you have said this is not good for americ n't there something here that is above politics? ron: there should be. this is not good. politics is about addition, not subtraction. when you are saying divisive things, that

democrat john lewis evoking his experience in the struggle for civil rights. >> i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government, there is no room for racism. >> reporter: president trump insisting his tweets were not racist. writing, i don't have a racist bone in my body. one of the lawmakers he targeted, alexandria ocasio-cortez, firing back. you're right, mr. president, you don't have a racist bone in your body, you have a racist mind in your head and a racist heart in your chest. the president for a third straight day amplifying his attack on those progressive congresswomen known as the squad. questioning their patriotism. >> they can go whenever they want or stay and they should love our country and not hate our country. you look at what they said. i have clips right here. the most vile horrible statements about our country and israel and others. >> reporter: the top aide kellyanne conway also making headlines for this exchange with reporter andrew feinberg outside of the white house. >> if the president was not telling these four

misdirected, as well as his comments about year and a half ago or maybe two years ago now about john lewis and his district. there's a pattern here. this guy is the biggest identity politics that we have seen in the last 50 years, he engages in what is known as racial priming, using this language, taking tax to try to get people to move into their scam by racial and ethnic identity. that's how he thinks he's going to win in 2020. i don't think it's going to be coincidence that few weeks ago he kicked off 2020 campaign, here we are with the same play book that he used in 2016. i believe that there are enough people, whether white or black or latino, rich or poor who share the same values of respect and examination and faith and love of country to bring us together more strongly than he can tear us apart. >> i want to ask you about immigration what you have made part of your campaign focus, when you were mayor of san antonio you testified, you called for increase border security. you praise obama administration. i want to play it. >> in texas, we know firsthand that this administration has p

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he's used the phrase "crime-infested" to describe the congressional district of civil rights icon john lewis. acting chief of staff mick mulvaney grilled by chris wallace of fox news. >> infested. it sounds sub-human. and these are all six members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you're spending way too much time reading between the lines. does anybody -- >> i'm not reading between the lines. i'm reading the lines. >> reporter: the president doubling down today, as part of a strategy to energize hz base of white, rural voters before the election. he's taking aim at a new target. the reverend al sharpton. the two men have been friendly before. but when sharpton tweeted he was heading to baltimore, the president blasted him as a "con man" who "hates whites and cops." . >> he has a particular venom for blacks and people of color. he doesn't refer to any of his other opponents or critics as infested. he never said that their districts or their states are places that no human being wants to live. >> and kyra phillips with us live from the white house tonight. and kyra, president tr

disputation to be solved by lawyers and notjohn lewis. of disputation to be solved by lawyers and not john lewisny stuff. apparently his girlfriend won't allow him to bring the wine stained sofa. thank you both very much. thank you for your company we will be back with the news on the bbc news channel at 10am. coming up the andrew marr show. some hot weather ahead we will take a look at what to expect ina will take a look at what to expect in a moment. first of all we have sunday to get through and this is how it looked earlier on the isle of wight. some hazy sunshine around for many of us but we have an atlantic weather system and response coming to northern ireland and west of scotla nd to northern ireland and west of scotland so rain turning heavier during the day here and a strengthening wind. initially, the rain lightand strengthening wind. initially, the rain light and patchy but the dark blue showing heavier rain moving across northern ireland this afternoon on towards western scotland. wales and western parts of england's what, one or two light showers, some rain moving into cumbria litt

shortly before taking office he suggested civil rights icon john lewis' district, which includes atlanta, is quote "falling apart" and "crime infested." and earlier this month, congress voted to condemn the president for racially-charged comments about four congresswomen of color, telling the members, who are all american citizens, to quote "go back to the totally broken and crime-infested places from which they came." one of those congresswomen ilhan omar of minnesota, was born in somalia. the crowd at a recent trump rally taunting her. >> all: send her back! send her back! >> reporter: today, house speaker nancy pelosi calling the president's latest attack "racist." and cnn anchor victor blackwell, who was raised in cumming's district, breaking down on the air. >> that no human would want to live there. you know who did, mr. president? i did. people are proud of their community. >> reporter: cummings defended his record tweeting "mr. president, i go home to my district daily. each morning, i wake up and i go and fight for my neighbors." >> tara palmeri joins us now from the white house

>>and that's representative john lewis describing what he saw at an immigration detention facility alongn border we're going to hear from a border guard on the culture within the agency that he says is making things worse. >>here at the marine county fair choice we have a live look and they're fine art exhibit stay with us. i'm sorry a easier for me to keep track is the 4th is to write which is of course we're on the doorstep of the 4th of july you probably got a lot of plans maybe even heading out of town. >>so let's find out what things are looking like on the roads and on the weather front. first the roads are back and you would never know toro

and that is reflected also at home, where you have a young generation of activists, people like john lewis who are people in corps or sncc, and speak out early against vietnam. by 1969, that perspective has changed across the board. martin luther king really spoke out against the war. you see it followed by whitney young of the urban league, who starts to get sense that participation in vietnam has not been good for african-americans. that then reflects post-tet what is happening with a larger group of african-american soldiers, which is that they are more angry and upset and disillusioned by their experiences in vietnam and amongst fellow soldiers. that anger and disillusionment then transfers into rioting, radical behavior, more so then we saw pre-tet. so there is certainly a shift after tet, but i think that shift reflect larger things happening in the african-american community at home. not a fracturing of the mainstream movement, but a stronger stance against the hope many held dear in the mid 60's of civil rights legislation, making things all right. by 1968, even johnson's great soc

infestation, it's not the first time we see him do, he also did it when he attacked congressman john lewisour members to have squad, continues to go after their district for what reason in particular i'm not quite sure but where there's smoke there happens to be fire. when you look one barack obama and bernie sanders, those -- they were in context, the context there was up rising in the city because of police -- political bias against freddie gray, that's what they were talking about. this particular instance the president attacked cummings in particular for no reason besides the chair he's chairman of oversight committee. >> i will play you sound bite, baltimore resident, this isn't the president, this isn't cummings, baltimore resident living there, here is what the individual has to say. >> he has never done anything for neither one, i never heard anybody say anything about him. he wants to talk about donald trump. he's worried more about them than his own people. breaks my heart to see. >> your reaction. >> obviously people are correct when they point out that cummings is not directly

article 15, and that's reflected also at home when you have young generations of vests , people like john lewis who are members of core and the humanly against vietnam and speak out quite early. by the time we get to 19 6768 and 69, that perspective has changed across the board starting with martin luther king and 67 speaking out against the vietnam war. you do start to see, followed by whitney young, who starts to get a sense that participation in vietnam has not been good for african-americans. post tet, what is happening amongst a larger group of african-american soldiers which is that they are even more angry and upset and disillusioned by participation and experiences in vietnam and amongst fellow soldiers. that kind of anger and illusion transposes into rioting, radical behavior, more so than we see pre-tran3 for that matter. i think there is a shift after tet but it reflects larger things that are happening in the african-american community at home that we see this not necessarily a fracturing of the movement but a stronger stance against the kind of hope that many held dear to in the mi

but i will say that when i noticed the so-called squad, or when he went after john lewis. >> or joe bidenor bernie sanders. >> hold on. what does he do when he goes after critics or people of color? he starts talking about rats and rodents and infestation. >> there are actually rats running around. there are rats in the video. they were actually rats. real rats. >> don't we have other headlines in which they actually agreed? >> i guess cbs is racist. constantly about critics of color. >> when he ran for president, he said it was a drug-infested don done. he talked about american. the opal he owed american.>> greg: we've got to move on. how they are planning to go after president trump had. ♪ most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. so, every day, we put our latest techn

he thought john lewis' district is garbage. he thinks the district in baltimore is garbage. and the supposed countries these four american women come from, supposedly garbage, elijah cummings's district, garbage. there's a theme. >> and that's why it's important to talk about it because i would argue there are lots of folks even folks believe some of these notions of our communities being infestations or believe in them being crime infested. >> which is why certain people don't want black or brown people to move near them because they think anywhere black people live is a terrible community. the video trump is now tweeting out, at least some of that video came from a black woman. a black woman republican who apparently lives in baltimore county named kimberley claysic who on her facebook page previewed elijah cummings better be ready because i'm coming for him tomorrow on fox, that kind of a post. what does it mean that a black woman from the community, from the baltimore area would joan in essentially and help to provoke an attack on a fellow black man of great dignity elij

the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman that he should-- this is before his inaugurationend time in his crime-infested district. then, two weeks ago, he goes after these four members of "the squad," all women of color, and says they should go back to the crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and he says his district is rat and rodent-infested. infested. it sounds like vermin. it sounds subhuman. and these are all six members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you're spending way too much time reading between the line. does anybody-- (crosstalk) >> wallace, i'm not reading between the lines. i'm reading the lines. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nicely done! nicely done! ( cheers and applause ) >>> bravo! bravo! >> stephen: chris wallace just stepped up to mick mulvaney and said, hey, mick, read between these lines ." ( cheers and applause ) mulvaney continued: >> does anyone watching this program dispute the fact or the possibility that if adam schiff has said the same thing about the border, that the president

on these marchers and then to savagely beat the marchers one of them is my hero and my colleague john lewis. [applause] you can applaud him. congressman lewis is one the most regal men i have ever met in my entire life. and you had your head cracked open. and taken back because he was unconscious from bleeding profusely. so one guy on a couch a thousand miles away and he said was he shaved he should do something quick snow. did he do everything to undermine his determination? no. he said i am a patriot and patriotism is about love and it is not complacent. i will not sit on the sidelines of history. i cannot afford a plane ticket to alabama i cannot close my business for one day but i will do the best that i can with what i have and where i am. i did the calculation i could afford one hour a week of pro bono work to see who need some help i found a woman who needed help. we started to work together so now organizing other lawyers and then the outreach through 68 and 69 then one kid his family is trying to move up from the south looking for a place to live the names were terry and carolyn bo

out of four of them were born here in this use crime-infested in an attack on civil rights legen john lewis of georgia. california's maxine waters is a frequent target who he calls crazy and low iq, and the president referred to florida's frederica wilson as wacky after she cadicted his account of a phone call with the fallen service members member. am all these attacks the congress is the most racially and ethnically diverse in history. st maryland's governor came out with a nger defense of baltimore city today. larry hogan called the president's comments outrageous and inappropriate. it came after some complaints of the governor's initial statement on saturday didn't go far enough. news 4's derrick ward continues our d am coverage with that an reaction from some of the people who call baltimore home. >> reporter: the fallout from the president's remarks have drawn a rebuke from maryland's governor larry hogan. hogan points to some of the improvement. >> project corps, we've torn down 4,000 blighted builngs d invested $5 billion into the city of baltimore. i mean, we're doing a lot of thin

the way that he talked about john lewis wants to pay more attention.f he cared, he would also be talking about some of these white congressman republicans who come from districts of much higher poverty rates of whites and blacks. >> greg: when he talks about new hampshire. i love how he refocuses. now, people are relearning about the issues of baltimore. now, we get to learn more about al sharpton, who has been recapped as the civil rights leader. the original great hoax of our time. to the race thing, trump was friends with al sharpton, now he's not friends. so was he racist then and not racist now? heat targets so many people. the mueller is over. he's pointing out problems on the democrat side. the democrats are on the defensive and the media is on the defensive. >> dana: i'm not saying that there aren't possible negative consequences. i'm just saying, if the democrats have been three years, have not figured out a way to turn the tables on him, and then they spent four days diagramming a sentence, and it doesn't work for them. >> juan: right now, he

this is the same exact attack he launched at john lewis. e same language, same attack, same lack of truth because both those districts have median incomes above the national average. >> briefly, one other things about this, john and alisyn, what we forget here is that cities are where a lot of progress is made in the country. that's where the innovation is. that's where you have people, mayors, well connected with their communities, and take on the cities in general where so many people of color live. it just compiles not just the racism but misunderstanding of what's going on in this country. the hope of a lot of people is in our city. >> but the base of trump's voters is not. polarizing twr rural and urban is central to his theory. >> it's it, but it's all america. >> i'm not making a value judgment, i'm just telling you what he's doing. >> one of the things that concerns me about elections in general and had you we frame our discussions around electoral college we frgts a pers-- forge person in baltimore is every bit as american. somehow

he talked about john lewis of atlanta, his district.talked about these african nations which were using a very crude term to talk about african nations when he describes a place in america as being filthy or rat infested, it's not a majority white district. it's usually majority black district. that's what gives rise to the complaint that he is playing along racial stereotypes. that's certainly the way it's perceived by a lot of people. he doesn't seem to really either be sensitive to it or be concerned about that. >> peter, while you were speaking, i should mention the president tweeted about this topic. saying, there's nothing racist in stating plainly what most people already know, that elijah cummings has done a terrible job for the people of his district and of baltimore itself. democrats always play the race card when they are unable to win with the facts. kay, you are the baltimore resident here. african-american woman. he is targeting this african-american predominantly black neighborhood. what's your reaction to that? >> donald

democrat john lewis inving his experience in the struggle for civil rights. >> i know racism when i see . i know racist whenism when i fe. and at the highest level of government, there's no room for racism. >> reporter: president trump insisting his tweets were not racist. writing, don't have a racist bone in my body. one of the lawmakers he targeted, alexander ocasio-cortez, firing back. you're right, mr. president. you don't have a racist bon in yourbody. you have a racist mind in your head and a racist heart in your chest. the president for a thirdht straay amplifying his attack on those progressive congresswomen, known as the squad, questioning their patrioti patriotism. >> go wherever they want or they can stay, but they should love our country. shouldy.t hate our co look at what they've had. i have clips right here. the most viral, horrible statements about our country, about israel, about others. >> reporter: the president's top aide, kellyanne conway, also making headlines for this exchange with reporter andrew feinberg outside the white house. if the president was not telling t

a week before his inauguration, january 2017, congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing his district which is in horrible shape, not to mention crime infested. he's tweeted more than 43,000 times. he's insulted thousands of people. many different types of people. but when he tweets about infestation, it's about black and brown people. september 2014, at the height of a health emergency, why are we sending thousands of ill trained soldiers into ebola infested areas of africa, bring the plague to the u.s.? obama is so stupid. so many sanctuary areas want out of this crime-infested and breeding concept. he says that no human would want to live there. you know who did, mr. president, i did. from the day i was brought home from the hospital until the day i left for college, and a lot of people i care about still do. there are challenges, no doubt, but people are proud of their community. i don't want to sound self-righteous. but people get up and go to work there. they care for their families there. they love their children who pledge allegiance to the flag just like people w

. >> we should probably add the obvious, john lewis is an icon of the civil rights movement. this afternoon's vote was precede bid a raucous floor no session which erupted after speaker pelosi openly called trump's remarks racist. republicans immediately removed to have they are words stricken from the record.av along a party line vote, her words remained. hours earlier at the white house, trump continued his attacks on the four members of congress for a third day, repeating his grievances during a morning cabinet meeting. >> it's up to them. go wherever they want or they can stay. but they should love our country. they shouldn't hate our country. it's terrible when people speak so badly about our country, when people speak so horribly. i have a list of things here. i'm not going to bore you with it because you would be bored. you wouldn't write it, anyway. but i have a list of things said by the congresswomen that is so bad, so horrible that i almost don't want to read it, it's so bad. >> the president also defended his attacks on social media, writing this. those tweets wer

the fact is that before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman. two weeks ago he goes after the four members of the squad, all women of color, and says they should they should go back to the crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and he says his district is rat and rodent infested. infested. sounds like vermin. sounds subhuman. and these are all six members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you're spending too much time reading between the zblienz i'm not reading between the like i say, i'm reading the lines. >> is anyone -- >> this morning donald trump expanded his attacks to include the reverend al sharpton as the civil rights activist was on his way to baltimore. quote, i've known al for 25 years, always got along well. al is a con man, a troublemaker, always looking for a score. hates whites and cops. earlier tonight, sharpton responded. >> he has always been one that would play any card that he felt was to his advantage. donald trump must think he is a race to disagree with him makes