everybody supported paul nehlen. presidp saice things about him, ann coulter, the late phyllis schlafly does. and after that, after all of that, then about a year later, then, you know, he says -- he starts coming out with all these terrible things, those anti-semitic things. bigoted th. at that point, of course, we wanted nothing to do with it. we all distanced ourselves from him. >> not true. >> back in the day, he was not like that. >> put back up the timeline. not true. demonstrablyse. here are the facts for the audience. nehlen then writes about islam not being a religion of peace and t of uglier stuff i didn't want to put out for the audience. he then talks about the lieutenant governor, the then governor, sorry, of south carolina, and calls her something in an ugly way. he then retweets 9/11 would have been a wonderful day without immigrants. what do you do after that? you give him money f his campaign. okay? >> that is not true at all. >> then only later when he takes it another step, and you decide that you

and you're talking about what paul nehlen, a failed lunatic, said several years ago. >> because you called him your personal hero. you have a guy who worked on his staff working on your campine now. you have one of his guys on your team and you took an endorse from someone who says arthur ashe is disrespectful to his heritage. >> younow what. >> those are the facts. >> look, all kinds of people come out support my campaign. i don't go through the entire there's hundreds of people. >> you know who these people are. you walked in front of a confederate fo take his endoement. >> have you ever run a campaign? >> not one like yours. you don't go through the list and you don't do a background check on everybody who endorses your campaign. >> you called him your personal hero. you have a guy working for you that you know worked for him. this is silly. this interview is done. i gave y a chance to own whatyo. we'll see how the election goes for you. >> you're too much, chris. >> it's about the truth and owning what things are, especially when the president wants to get behind someone like you. >> g