a big back and forth between her and lee zeldin of new york.andra: we'll know next hour. >> they have oef accused each other of nasty things. being anti-semitic. these are things that are playing out an twirt and in the public. not just a little spat in congress itself. she has offered to get together with him. hopefully they can come together and talk about it. >> sandra: this is playing out in a public way. he decided to play a voicemail of an anti-semitic comments that reached his office as an example of the sort of anti-semitic views. >> i'm glad he played it so she understands about the anti-semitism that's out there. in fairness to her that whether you are jewish, catholic, or every you need to understand the anti-muslim -- immigration and debt, enough is enough with these personal attacks over religion and you are muslim, jewish. let's come together and work together and stop this nonsense. >> sandra: thank you to our a-team. excellent a-team on friday morning. we reached out to congresswoman ilhan omar and she told us no comment. next h

and lee zeldin is standing up and saying wait a minute, israel is a democracy.the only democracy in the middle east. and you know that israel is not a democracy. i'm sorry about that. but then they refuse to still disahave you the belief that divest, boycott, sanction and all that be implemented and now you have ocasio-cortez on the financial services committee. these people are now on powerful committees. getting all the air in the room and starting to direct the democrat party. >> do you know what's really sad, judge, is that now you also have lee zeldin who wants to put out a disapproval resolution on anti-semitism. and, yet, for some reason nobody else as far as democrats are concerned want to take it up. that is very telling. >> judge jeanine: very telling. >> what's also telling, judge. >> judge jeanine: quickly. >> what's also telling is that she is still on her committee of the house foreign services committee. the republicans took representative king off of his committee. let's see if the democrats do the same for her racist comments. >> absolutely. >>

let's bring in lee zeldin of new york, cochair of house republican israel caucus. good to see you. to hear your voice on this topic. a photo you on social media, you're quite vocal calling for the house because to do something in regard to getting an apology. is it enough? >> i think was good that speaker pelosi was finally speaking yesterday. that was breaking the silence that was long overdue. it was good that she had a conversation with congresswoman omar. she clearly forced congresswoman omar to issue this apology. this wasn't something that this freshman congresswoman did on her own. the apology herself, she declares that an unequivocal apology and have the apology is filled with equivocation's. this is not the first time that there has been an issue with congresswoman omar. she has a long history. she now serves on the house foreign affairs committee. going back several years when she was first criticizing israel in a way that resulted in an apology, we should also note that aside from being pro-vds, anti-israel, and putting out this anti-semitic trope, she has requested has

this has got a lot of congresspeople really have separate i saw lee zeldin of new york up on twitter, as well, with his own heat against omar's remarks. this has been a bitter situation that is go on. doug mckelway reporting news for us. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> harris: we could see a show down near the southern border tonight as president trump and beto o'rourke are set to hold dueling rallies in el paso, texas, . details ahead. two democratic heavyweights officially jumping into the white house race this weekend. now they are both facing serious controversies. headwinds -- can they get it possible? former dnc chair edwin dale joins me next >> you can change the date to an oh and get over my instead of amy. i don't think it was an oppressive rollout. ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know there are so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if yo

lee zeldin says on the house foreign affairs committee. decided to have them join me no now. the questions, congressman, but what to expect -- we will continue to come. what are you getting in your estimation, if not already, but as you go into the summit? >> i expect progress, both nuclear and nonnuclear. there aren't any certainties. there is a possibility that there won't be as much progress as we want. while we talk about pressure on the united states and on the trump administration, it's actually a lot more pressure that is on kim jong un and the north koreans. the sanctions, the regime that exists right now, has been suffocating their economy. their government, their way of life. so i would expect progress. on the nonnuclear front, we have u.s. service members still to come home. there still hasn't been a formal end to the conflict on the peninsula. their relations between our countries that could be normalized more so than what we have seen. on the nuclear front, we need to see the nuclear program for north korea disappear. but he needs to be done in a way that is veri

congresswomen are saying and doing, even to some of the other members on the other side of the aisle, like lee zeldin, and the attacks, it should stop. they have a window and opportunity to say something and have not. yes. reporter: following up on that. can you elaborate on how long that window of opportunity is before you before you want to take action, and what action that would be? mr. mccarthy: i won't say ahead of time what we'll do. hat they are doing to me -- if it's acceptable it will only grow. i have watched some of these actions take place on campuses. i have watched some of these actions take place to others. we have a responsibility to stand up. but if it is allowed to happen in the halls of congress, it will only perpetuate the problem and grow to something more than we would desire it to be. i think the window has passed. if you cannot take action when you first hear the words of what they said, then you are sussspeptable to supporting what they are -- susceptible to supporting what they are doing. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the n

here is new york congress lee zeldin. good morning.al statements to say the least about israel. >> anti-israel, pro-bds, advocated lenience for isis fighters, comments pro-ma duro. talking about having a 90% tax rate in this country. we have a committee that is responsible for overseeing american foreign policy, and it's concerning that someone who would be undercutting so much of what's best for u.s. foreign policy would be overseeing it. so that's concerning. we need to combat anti-semitism, but the boycott and divestment sanctions movement just criticism of the israeli government for policies, it has involved into blatant anti-semitism and that goes all the way back to the founder of it who was clearly anti-semitic, no doubt about it. ed: to her credit, congresswoman omar after hearing this voice mail, here's what she tweeted. "this is heinous and hateful. i, too, am flooded with bigoted voice mails and calls every day day," she wrote. "maybe we could meet and share notes on how to fight religious discrimination of all kinds, maybe,

lee zeldin is here. good morning. you say there is another standard. why?ve king. he apologized. he was thrown off his committee assignments. we have those same members, many of them tripping over each other, running away from the house floor so they don't have to condemn anti-semitism. they're accepting a apology via twitter that unfortunately is not the end of it. also isn't the first time. the apology itself states it is unequivocal apology but filled with equivocation. you read the tweet all about the benjamins baby, congresswoman omar tweeting at me, thank you next for ariana grande it comes as not apology, sorry, not sorry from demi low vaught toy. i do not take it as sincere apology. when she was asked about it last night on video you see lack of understanding and empathy. steve: what do you think about nancy pelosi's response? >> i think it was good she spoke out, bite over course of 24 hours from sunday evening a lot of people breaking their silence speak about the anti-semitic trope. it is anti-seem mick and anti-semel tick hate in colleges and ha

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there is a resolution from congressman lee zeldin of new york, a republican who's also jewish condemningse remarks and also pointing out some anti-celtic incidents including what happened in charlottesville. so that could potentially be the next turn of this story. but for now democrats i'm talking to are very glad that she did apologize. >> kasie hunt reporting the story out tonight inside the u.s. capitol. our thanks. >> and coming up, what might have set the president off this morning when we come back. >>> the last thing before we go tonight. as jonathan lemire of the associated press reminded us today about a show in this studio on this network, quote, trump has warned aides never to reveal that he watches "morning joe" presumably because that could lead to hurt feelings right across sixth avenue here in new york at "fox & friends." this morning the namesake said trump will be remembered as, quote, the laziest president ever to occupy the oval office and did less work than any other president to ever occupy the oval os. joe said that at 7:42 a.m. this morning. one minute later at 7:

. >> melissa: that was cumbersome and lee zeldin, bringing the discussion back out.g about the reason why americans should see commonality with israel. and the idea of human rights, democratic values. jessica, your thoughts on that? >> jessica: i was glad that speaker pelosi wrote that letter and pointed that out. because that is the thing that barely bonds us together with israel. i don't believe this is the last instance we are going to see if this, and it will continue to be an issue. something the democratic party needs to contend with. >> melissa: why? >> jessica: there is a faction of the democratic party that does believe that palestinians don't get a fair shake in the conversation about israeli-palestinian relations. they do have an issue with aipac, which i would add it was $3.5 million that they used in lobbying. that's not to say that they aren't powerful. but this will come up again. to the point about steve king versus representative omar, you have a 12 or 15 years of steve king making racist remarks. you also have kevin mccarthy tweeting -- kevin mccart

. >> harris: we had on representative lee zeldin of new york yesterday saying as much.ocrats. as you said, steny hoyer forcing that apology from a present of omar. i want to ask you specifically since we are talking a lot about twitter, you put out a tweet about three billionaires trying to buy the midterms. what did you mean by that? >> that had nothing to do with faith. that was her republicans versus democrats. michael bloomberg put in $54 million into campaign just in the last couple weeks in 24 districts. all i was pointing out was money that republicans and democrats were spending to defeat one another. one of the greatest joys i have in this job -- every single new term, i lead a trip of all the republican freshman to israel. when i became a majority leader and started to do this, i changed the course. i sat down with steny hoyer and said, "let's make it bipartisan. let's overlap for a couple days." it had nothing to do with faith, it had to do with party and the campaign. >> harris: real quickly before i leave go, we seem to be at a time where people are going t

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eric: for more on this, let's bring in lee zeldin of long island, new york. your reaction to the photo and what would you call on the governor to do about half an hour from now? >> the governor needs to resign. it's crazy to think he may be trying to walk this back at this point like he doesn't know whether or not that's him in the photo. makes you wonder how many other photos are out there that he might be confusing this with. but this has no place in politics and he's had a really bad week. this isn't the only thing this week. it shouldn't be lost that he was advocating for infants to be killed after birth, just before this photo came out. so there are many different reasons why he needs to go away and not be the governor of virginia, the great state of virginia. eric: there's a lot of controversy on that in terms of the status of that but in terms of the photo, it's on his yearbook page. you've got black face, you have a kkk costume. this is 1984, it's not 1954 or 1934. and now he says gee, i don't remember if it was me or not. would you remember, do you r

joining us now is lee zeldin. thank you for your time this morning.l get done by this deadline? >> i sure hope so. congress needs to do its job. as mick was just talking about in that segment you just played, that is really plan a is for congress to do its job. americans want our border to be secure. we've heard all the reasons why, whether it's people who come here illegally or things if you want to combat human trafficking and drug trafficking and arms trafficking. on the merits the president has stated a clear-cut case as to why this needs to get done. the experts have. secretary of homeland security has. a matter of individuals in congress who don't like the president need to understand it's not a good reason not to cut a deal in order to fund our government and protect our border, there is a great deal to be had and hopefully it happens on time. >> sandra: what's the conversation with your colleagues in the house as to how to accomplish this. how do you come together to get this done and as you said, do your jobs? >> i think there was great progr

but, you know, if they want to do, that maybe we should send pete pete hegseth and lee zeldin and tom also, if we remember, george w. bush and barack hussein obama both said we stayed in afghanistan to do things like promote women's rights. so i think there should be afghan women at the negotiating table -- pete: absolutely. right now we're relying on promises from the taliban that, no, we won't support islamic terrorism anymore. we'll allow women's rights. but can anyone remotely believe that. >> no, not at all. and i think we need to be careful who we send there, because if you're a non-believer, you're the lowest thing on the face of the earth to an islamist. so they can invoke takia which is moral absolution for lying or deceiving. so we need to make sure there are people at the table who are of their same faith but need to help us get where we want to go. pete: how did we get this so wrong? i mean, the bergdahl swap was terrible in and of itself. now we find ousts at the table trying to end a 17-year-long war with the very men who we sent to guantanamo bay. how did it get so side