and has not produced very much violence and louis farrakhan has gone out of his way. that said to promote ideology to be activated where you are promoting hatred and division using divisive language it's easy for people over time that boils over. so louis farrakhan the nation of islam and what is in common with isys they both use islam to promote their version of political conflict. they have attached themselves to a brand one and a half billion people believe and to some extent that they are not really interested in promoting the moral aspects of islam or what it means for you in terms of duties to other people or that islam like other religions is a colorblind faith. those moral expectations based on your color but it is telling you that you should identify with islam because they want to equate that with being anti- western. so the way i use it is to say make haiti - - hating the world around you acceptable to fill that void with visions of a utopia if you join this group your life will become perfect that's what these have in commo common. >> in your description g

and louis farrakhan is about as low as you can get. >> i don't get.eached out to a friend of mine who is a strategist for the sanders campaign and i got back crickets. i am not getting any help from them to wrap my brain around it. the only thing i can see is he's so far down in the polls he's doing whatever is controversial to get us talking. it's terrible strategy. let's just call it for what it is. trish: if i were a democrat considering voting for bernie sanders, i would be thinking twice about it. >> he's obviously catering to both side. he's banking on getting the jewish vote because he's jewish. which i think is arrogant. then he is placating to the portion of the squad and their far left base. the ones pushing a pro palestinian agenda. the ones who refuse to condemn people such as louis farrakhan. and linda supports sharia law. i don't see how that a winning strategy. you have got to stand for something in life and you have to stand for something in politics. you can't have your cake and eat it too. you can't be someone for the jewish cause an

it up so well you have to do is instead of having a cohesive message you toss in somebody like louis farrakhan in 1905 or when it comes to the occupy movement toss in some communist toss and some anarchists and forget about why occupy wall street was there from the very beginning it was about wall street the message gets diluted i don't know if these are operatives that are sent in by the government i'm sure there are some people that are working for the government in there you dilute the myth that you just straw it and there goes your protests protest should be protected obviously what's happening to kota we know is a very important thing but it's the bottom line is protests. it's not as effective as it should be because the government's just simply don't care when they do care they try to push in laws like this definitely do how and what is your take on this story well i'm glad you mentioned dr king because. the basis of this action was outside agitators and that's what george wallace called the ranged protesters way back when everybody loves to bash the a.c.l.u. it's all about whose ox is b

linda as a campaign surrogate, she has ties to nation of islam founder and known anti-semite louis farrakhana long history of anti-semitic statements hersz, . last week women's march board cut ties with her. joining me now. former obama campaign director rob up bureau. you know, i'm trying to figure amy, motivation behind bernie sanders having her on. i guess he wants pro palestine vote, is this disgusting hypocrisy. >> it is and confusing, why would we have a candidate, who is of jewish faith want to take someone on at this level or take her on at all, you have other people who call for removal of this woman, this anti-semitic woman, a well-known billionaire from manhattan, and zionist of america group. this really does not make much sense to me on why he would latch himself to her, but for that maybe he is trying to set her up for a future run, perhaps. gregg: robin, i jotted down a few of linda sarsour's greatest hit, praising a palestinian ter whoifterrorist who bombed a jewh market. and pals around with farrakhan, called for a jihad against president trump, and praises sharia law, she i

tamika mallory once appointed louis farrakhan the greatest of all time because of what he has done in black communities. she was attending an event where farrakhan made anti-semitic remarks and later apologized. and blandon has been accused of anti-semitism but it is important to point out actively campaigning for bernie sanders who is jewish this presidential election, this is from a campaign appearance earlier this month. >> i would be so proud to win but also to make history and elect the first jewish american president this country -- [applause] >> the first jewish american president this country has ever seen and for his name to be bernard sanders. >> in a statement from the women's march on twitter, quote, despite report saying otherwise our outgoing board members have simply served out there terms and are moving on to new ventures, we are unified than ever and we thank them for the groundbreaking work and sacrifice. the women's march put out this image of 16 new faces that will sit on the board of the organization including a transgender woman and three jewish women, one of the

>> i am the minister louis farrakhan. >> african-americans composed 25% of fox's market. >> i alwaysith somebody named bob. hey listen, martin, i just saw "boyz in the hood," all right? i didn't know, martin, i didn't know. >> they knew that they needed to capture this audience to grow. >> i guess you think you smart and cool. but if you think you getting a job here, you're a damn fool. >> so they basically gave the black creators freedom to do whatever you want. just get the audience. >> the wb and upn took that concept from fox. >> your shoulders are harder than cheap breast implants. >> going after this underserved audience of urban minority viewers and really ran with it. >> i'm a new millennium woman who will not be defined by traditional female roles. okay? >> a lot of the networks built themselves up partially on african-american viewers. >> shake it to the east, shake it to the west. >> the african-american shows indexed lower in terms of household income. so over the course of the decade, the network started to move away from those shows. >> i don't know about you people, bu