noelle nikpour joining us. and jessica deloach.ica, there is a long history of presidential families kind of running things. the most recent example, in fact they developed anti-nepotism laws since when john kennedy chose his younger brother bobby to be attorney general. but we have seen examples since where siblings, children, also play a role. is that bad? >> well, play a role of sorts. if you want to call that recent, that is one thing. what we're talking about here not the same thing with what happened to the kennedy family. we're talking very close family members, have very close shared business interests. everything has been confusing how connected they are to these businesses. neil: wait a minute. i know you're young and all that stuff, and so am i, appointing your brother attorney general and the vast kennedy holdings, they were one of the rich etf families on the planet, you could make argument as attorney general he might look the other way. we know that wasn't the case. i want to give the benefit of the doubt. you're not

here is noelle nikpour, gop fund-raiser, neil sjorka democracy for america communications director. elle, a former attorney general advocating violence, amazing. >> beyond amazing, melissa. what she needed to say, i approve of free liberal speech. if you have a difference of opinion, keep it to yourself. i think, one of the things the democrats are very angry about is the sheer fact that the trump organization, or the trump campaign actually managed to capture the union vote, or the workinman vote. and i think that you know, these protests, everything that they're trying to do, literally worked against, unifying the party, and making them come together as one. by encouraging more of these protests. melissa: neil, i imagine you have a difference of opinion there? >> yes, i have a difference of opinion to say the least. i think that millions of people across this country are upset that we got a president in the white house right now who did not secure the support of the majority of americans, let alone the majority of the vote. and i think, partly because of voter suppression tactics w