keith ellison could make a decent argument in favor of daca.trong argument against president trump, who apparently wants to re-enshrine daca with the help of congress. again, comparing our law enforcement officers at a student nazis is about the most insulting thing ever since the senator from illinois dick durbin did the same thing. it seems like certain democrats from the midwest sometimes have problems with these sorts of linguistic analogs. >> martha: then shapiro, thank you very much, and always good to see you. >> thanks so much. >> martha: coming up next, 8-year-olds kneeling for the national anthem, is that okay or, i don't know, what do you feel when you look at this vide video? "the story" will lay it out, we want to get your thoughts on it right after the break. ♪ and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies, and data without insights. and fragmented care, stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. at optum, we're partne

keith ellison, if he seriously believes -- for a start is not serious.hen he says that the daca dreamers are the equivalent of jews in nazi germany, he's not meaning they should move in with him. nancy pelosi seems to be getting on with those dreamers shouting her down the other day. nancy has a pretty big spread i understand and have been cisco. they want to move in with her, that's a compromise we can all agree on. but actually housing a jewish family in your attic -- i was talking to a guy in hungary, this was a dangerous thing to d do. he was a jewish boy taken in at the end of the second world war and that family saved his life because at that time of the in budapest was running out of bullets so they tied the jews together, shot the one at the left end, the one at the right hand and everyone in between sank with them and drowned. it's disgusting to people who know the difference between real totalitarianism in this sort of showbiz pose this bush scares me, trump scares me, john kasich would starve them, jeb bush would scare them. >> tucker: [laughs

>> keith ellison has been in congress 11 years and now the second in command at the dnc.e radical views and it's surprising that democrats voted him into that position. but we've seen him perform first muslim in congress and he has basically done his duties the way everybody else does and i think for those who worried about the conflict perhaps between the islamic faith and the constitution had those worries assuaged by the way he's done his job in a normal fashion albeit a radical one. i think that the idea that there's some threat to jews in this country is part of the broader projection of trump as some kind of hitler-type dictator which is a distopian fantasy that began during the clinton campaign and was supported by the clinton campaign and continued after the election. >> but charlottesville. there were neo-nazis. chants. jews will not replace us. and that was -- and then the president said there are very fine people there with opinions on many sides. >> he was not talking about the neo-nazis as very fine people. people who had a view on the statue. neo-nazis have

keith ellison triggered outrage when he compared illegal immigrants living in the united states to jewsn nazi germany. >> if you ask yourself what would happen if i was a gentile in 1941 if my jewish neighbors were under attack. would i give them sanctuary? what would you do? would you pass that moral test? jesse: earlier this month he compared trump to king george iii. he compared the country to a dictatorship and suggested there should be a separate country tore black people. a high school in fulsome warned students they can no longer chant "usa" during sporting events. remember when a muslim man in oklahoma behead his coworker? the obama administration said it wasn't terrorism. the jury just heard a tape saying he doesn't like white people and he doesn't regret beheading his coworker. and he posted sharia law is coming and exhibiting pictures of beheading by the taliban. finally, attendees at a pro-trump rally invited a black lives matter spokesman on to their stage to speak. watch what happens. >> if we want to make america great, we work together. what a great moment. a war on wome

gay people should be in prison he blamed nine eleven on abortion he once argued in an op ed that keith ellison should not be allowed to serve in congress because he's muslim more also was removed or suspended not once but twice from alabama supreme court once because he refused to remove a statue of the ten commandments from the courts grounds and a second time because he ordered judges to. five the united states supreme court's ruling that legalized same sex marriage in order to enhance the power of the plutocrat quaffs or the republicans willing to let the american version of isis take power in the senate it's seems like they're enthusiastic about this well keep in mind though the trump and a lot of. a lot of republicans did not support this guy and in fact i mean i think it's kind of a little bit out there really out there but i think also to call him the american version of this is also pretty insulting to the people who i say have been killed by isis but you know we've had three times more americans killed by white christian terrorists in the united states and by muslim terrorists since s

vice chair keith ellison shouldn't be allowed in congress for taking his oath of office on the qur'an and in the shadow of last night's results many republicans in washington appear to be in well silent terror with a c. retirement some nationalists breitbart field primary challenges piling up by the day to make more sense of last night and this looming civil war in the grand old party we're joined by political commentator steve malzberg thanks for joining us. my pleasure so steve. help us on pack this because there's a it seems to me there's a really strange dissidents present trump indorsed luther strange strange strange and campaigning for him and apparently now he's embarrassed and a little teed off as the lies are that he endorsed a loser and even went and deleted all of his tweets backing who they call big loser within minutes of the defeat but yet many including the r. and c. are claiming this is a victory for trump and his agenda. victory last one what's going on here and for a little bit well ok for first of all you know his support for a luther strange when he made that campa

he's called islam a quote false religion and said that muslims like representative keith ellison should not be allowed in congress. he has suggested that the attacks of 9/1 is on god's punishment for abortion and sodomy, a position he still won't deny. >> one of the questions that people are going to be bringing up immediately is you're saying that america's lack of acknowledgment of god, a lot of these situations, 9/11, the shootings and killings -- >> i'm not god. i don't know what god. i'm saying it's the lack of morality in our country which has led to these things and the only basis of morality in this country is god and it's shown in our history. >> written extensively on the politics and joins me now. the question that was floating around, democrat doesn't have a chance. does doug jones have a chance? >> it's definitely an uphill climb for doug jones, but this is not impossible. i mean if you look back at 2012 when roy moore last ran for office -- now, a lot has happened since 2012. roy moore ran in a race against democrat named bob vance. bob vance got 48% of the vote in that el

two previous comments about sexuality and a op-ed word representative keith ellison shouldn't serve in congress because he is a muslim. >> try to apply a religious test? that's not right. republicans should stand up and say that's not right. >> also desist >> i would say we don't agree wh those comments. >> regardless, the leader of the senate leadership fund believes out outsiders have all the leverage. "the republican congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for conservative g.o.p. primary voters was cool. and officeholders are in peril. >> if you get tagged as a candidate in the leadership of congress of the republicans in congress, you are doomed. >> leader mcconnell is now seen with skepticism from colleagues across the capital. today, republican congressman mark walker and its 150 plus members told nbc that some would be happy if mcconnell retired. bret? >> bret: peter, thank you. the head of the u.s. air force academy is denouncing the sprawling of racial slurs outside the door of black students. lieutenant general jay silver area told all 4,000 academy cadets to ge

but also in 2006 he opposed keith ellison take the oath of office in congress on the could ran. he's a berther. there's plenty of controversies that are going to be taken up by doug jones aevidence that election in december. brian. >> tonight in alabama, vaughan, thank you very much. our next guest says the president is hijacking the american flag for his own political gain. he says the president is a racist and is dividing us. our next guest is a lifelong republican. we'll have that when the 11th hour continues. . >>> i wasn't preoccupied with the nfl, i was ashamed of what was taking place because, to me, that was way very important moment. i don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our national anthem. to me, the nfl situation is a very important situation. i've heard that before about was i preoccupied. not at all. not at all. >> welcome back. the president defending his criticism of the nfl today from the rose garden saying he was ashamed by the protests and he rejected the notion that the topic, as you heard him say, had distracted him from other issues. trump

homosexuality should be illegal, he said sandy hook was some sort of divine retribution, he said keith ellison should not be permitted to serve in congress because he's a muslim. so without asking about the specifics of the race, does president trump share any of those views that i just mentioned? and if not, why does he think this person is fit to be a u.s. senator? >> not that i'm aware of. i have not, uh, taken a deep dive on every comment that the senator -- or the senate nominee has made. but i certainly know where the president stand on this those issues and wouldn't see any parallel between the two of them on that front. >> following moore's victory on tuesday, defeating the candidate backed by the president, vice president, and senate majority leader, the president's political capital is now arguably at its lowest point to date. he was defied by his own base voters in alabama. his poll numbers are back down again after he picked a fight with the nfl and his party's latest attempt to repeal obamacare just crashed and burned. things may be however even worse for that man, mitch mcconnell

keith ellison misspoke. anytime you are doing any kind withalogy that has to do the horrors of the second world war and bringing it into a modern political discourse, you will get screwed up and burned. we have a big debate going on about immigration right now. i would say that history would say that donald trump road into the white house on that particular issue. -- we will have to see how that works out. dreamersy, i think the , which has been in the news a lot, they need to stay. the concept of the united states , the people who were raised in this country, throwing them out to the country they have never even lived before be such an inhumanes gesture and that does not represent the best of america. i think president trump is correct in trying to find a way stay here, dreamers working with chuck and nancy pelosi to do that. john: the leadership characteristics on that survey, that historians compare presidents on, listed there on the site. one of those characteristics is moral authority. how much do you t

saying keith ellison shouldn't serve in congress because he's a muslim, that's not a conservative valuethose are deeply dangerous and frankly un-american ideas and republicans and americans should be able to say, regardless of politics, we don't agree with that and are drawing a line there. >> elise, we have heard from a lot of trump supporters over the past. listen to what he does, not what he says. if you look at governing as politico points out, he is creating culture wars, ala the situation in alabama at a time where we are trying to get health care, tax reform and inching towards a nuclear dance with north korea. >> well, earlier on your show you were discussing the tom price private jet scandal. and how he feels that a government jet should carry him around the world. i worked in the state department and he flew commercial. >> hold on, around the world, by around the world she means washington, d.c. to philadelphia. >> yeah, exactly. this, though, things like that with the trump administration being so above all ethical considerations, the corruption that starts at the top of the

could you tell me the logic behind what keith ellison said, comparing the illegal immigrants to the jewish people, are we gathering them up, gassing them, and the main street media is not telling us, or is that uncalled for? guest: well, the first part with careful i was personally to say i think she is doing fine. i do not think every first lady has to become an activist. i do think it would be smart if she became known on a particular humanitarian issue that she chooses to become a voice and leader of that. i thought she did great in texas when she came here for harvey. bit isit -- the shoe such a tabloid hook. you cannot pay that much mind. doth ellison, any time you any kind of analogies that have to deal with the horrors of the second world war and bringing it into a modern political discourse, you will get screwed up and burned. we have a big debate in this country about immigration now. i think history will say donald trump rode to the white house on that issue and we will have to see how this gets sorted out. personally,ot of -- i think the dreamers, which has been in the news a lo

my name's keith ellison, and i'm really, really proud to be joined by some awesome activists and leaders. give it up for sarah johnson, co-director of local progress. [ applause ] give it up for annie weinberg, electoral director of democracy for america. [ cheers and applause ] and give it up for edith sargon, executive director of wellstone action. [ applause ] so, here's the reality. we have seen one of the most dramatic and inspiring upticks in progressive action that i can remember. i mean, right out of the gate, you know, on january 21st, a women's march kicked it off in a fine fashion. literally millions of people organizing, marching all over the country, and how fitting it was for the women's march to kick off this moment of resistance, given the incalculable sexism and massageny trump ran on during the campaign. the women led us then, are leading us now. but the movement kept going. we saw the science march, we saw the tax day march. help me out here! this is audience participation. are there any i'm leaving out? the public education march. we saw all kinds of stuff, activity.

he also opposed minnesota congressman keith ellison's election to congress because he is muslim. just last week, moore used racist language to describe polarization in the u.s., saying -- "now we have blacks and whites fighting, reds and yellolows fighting." meanwhile, on capitol hill, foreign relations committee chair republican senator bob corker of tennessee has announced he will not run for reelection in 2018. "the washington post" reports the acting head ofof the drug enforcement agency is planning to resign in less than a week over president trump and concerns about what he calls trump's lack of respect for the law. last month, chuck rosenberg criticized trump for condoning police brutality during his speech to police officers in brentwood, new york. in response, rosenberg sent an agency-wide memo reading -- "we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong." the department of homeland security is planning to collect social media information about all immigrants living in the united states. the collected information would include people's social media handles, inf

he said keith ellison shouldn't be in congress because he's a muslim. without asking about the specifics of the race, doesn't trump share any of those views that i just mentioned? if not, why does he think this person is fit to be a u.s. senator? >> not that i'm aware of. i have not taken a deep dive on every comment that the senate nominee has made. i certainly know where the president stands on those issues and wouldn't see any parallel on the two of them on that front. >> are there any beliefs a candidate could hold or action as candidate could take that if he was still a republican the president wouldn't endorse him? >> i'm not going to get into the hypotheticals that a candidate may or may not have over the time that the president is the president. i know where the president stands on certain issues. that's what i can speak about, not somebody that is a candidate for another office that is not here. >> i didn't get -- tom did not call on me. i'm going to ask a question i want to understand. he mentioned in response to what senator rubio was saying

>> something that the deputy chair keith ellison has said many times is the democratic party is the party justice. the two being able to support and promote that is not somehow exclusive from being incluf siff of other communities and races and being patriotic. just because you want to see equality, you can be both. ali fought against and protested against the vietnam war. he became a national hero. we're all in the process in the interest of trying to make this nation better, but you can't do that by saying protesters don't have a right to do what's in our -- what's in our first amendment right to do. >> paris, why isn't the president praising the fact that people like colin kaepernick have the right to protest in this fashion and that's what makes this country great? >> i don't know. that's a good we for one of the reporters to ask him. on the same token talking about mohammed ali, this is the same person that came back to a republican white house and received the highest honor on behalf of the country from a republican president george w. bush who proudly put that around his neck. the

he said keith ellison should not be permitted to serve in congress because he's a muslim. without asking about specifics of the race, does president trump share any of those views that i just mentioned? and if not, why does he think this person is fit to be a u.s. senator? >> not that i'm aware of. i have not taken a deep dive on every comment that the senator, or the senate nominee has made. but i certainly know where the president stands on those issues and wouldn't see any parallel between the two on that front. >> are there any beliefs a candidate could hold or actions a candidate can take that if he were still a republican the president would not endorse him? >> not getting into every potential hypothetical every potential candidate may or may not have over the course of time the president is the president. i know where he stands on specific issues and what i can speak about. not somebody else that's a candidate for another office. it's not here. >> i didn't get to, tom did not call on me. i'm going to ask the question i wanted to understand. he mentioned in response

my name's keith ellison, and i'm really, really proud to be joined by some awesome activists and leaders. give it up for sarah johnson, co-director of local progress. [ applause ] give it up for annie weinberg, electoral director of democracy for america. [ cheers and applause ] and give it up for edith sargon, executive director of wellstone action.

to his right is representative keith ellison who doesn't need much introduction. a hero for all of us. but he represents the fifth district of minnesota in the u.s. house of representatives. since taking office in 2007, the fifth district has become one of the most vibrant and ethnically diverse district in minnesota. it constitutes the city of minneapolis and some of the surrounding suburbs. to anthony's left, danielle is known as the free range mom. she fought back when police detained her children from walking home from the park without tan adult. she is running for the democratic primary for an at large seat in maryland. she's a scientist and the mother of two public school children and a caregiver for an aging parent. moving to my left, alexandria cortez is a candidate for u.s. congress from new york's 14th congressional district. she worked on foreign affairs and immigration in the office of ted kennedy and served as the social entrepreneur ain residence, she's founded the brook avenue press, to develop methods of parent/child literacy and education. [ appla

who condemned the winner judge moore.her previous comments hostile to homosexuality and where keith ellisonause he is a muslim. >> tried to apply a religious test, that is not right. and republicans ought to stand up and say this is not right. >> also distancing itself from work, the white house he wants to help if elected. present was it was a we do not agree with those comments. >> we go with the president of the senate leadership fund which tries to get republicans elected believes outsiders have all the leverage. in a memo obtained by the maritimes essay the american congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for gop -- >> if you get tagged as a candidate of the leadership of the congress that the republicans in congress, you are doomed. >> leader mcconnell is now seen with skepticism from colleagues across the capital. today congressman mark walker in charge of the republican study committee and is 150+ members told us that somewhat would be happy if mcconnell retired. >> looks like we are in for a wild ride! >> president trump and the republicans on capitol hill looking for

we have rand paul, keith ellison and myself, something needs to happen so we need to pass it now and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. mr. walberg: i thank mr. cohen, and i think that's absolutely true. when you do a complete circle, you come to a point of understanding that something is amiss, in good will we work together in a bipartisan fashion to fix it, there can be useful issues relative to civil assets, but it needs to follow due process. our civil liberties must be protected. we want to support law enforcement. it's a tough job. but nonetheless, in our great country, liberty is still the most important ideal that we have and the freedom that makes us different from other nations. so i thank my good friend for his support and would ask my colleagues to support it and i yield back the balance of my time. . the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from michigan. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion

. >> keith ellison and members of congress with black lives matter and these groups. support to a movement, when you support as a party even by mayors and actions they take on the left. look at west bell lem my, someone in charlottesville has been a big hot topic. no one has looked into his background and who is he. look at these leaders and elected officials. >> you don't buy the intelligence gaps arguments. they are seeing significant intelligence can't figure ot. out. >> only going to be intelligence gaps. pend yum of information has been put together on these groups. put together mostly lie local law enforcement in the initial phases. have you great counter terrorism in new york and boston and other cities. you even got them in illinois where you think rahm emanuel would pay attention. when the put together these reports and they ignore them. that's where part of the problem is. >> all. clayton: all of this stuff just makes me sick. david, thank you so much. >> good to see you. clayton: president trump expected to end the program that allows kids of illegals stay