omar is not participating.nth, the paper noted that omar has refused even to provide the full names of her immediate family. let's read that again. the paper revealed last month that omar will not even revealed the names of her family. none of her relatives have come forward to comment on this by the way. it's all bizarre. but it deserves to be investigated. there's far more smoke than there was for the idea that say the president colluded with russia to wrigley election. so we like to know more. scott johnson is a minnesota attorney. he is a contributor to power line. he worked closely with steinberg on this latest piece and he joins us tonight. scott, thanks very much for coming on. this new allegation that omar is not her name is made with some documentary evidence backing it up. i guess my first question would be has omar commented on this? >> the answer to that is no. i can't say that anyone has asked her but her response to her response -- to every question addressed to her that relates to any of these is

in 2017, omar attacked u.s.roops, accuse them of murdering thousands of somalis during the 1993 battle of mogadishu -- in fact they were attacked while trying to protect her homeland from warlords and then there was a time when she launched an attack on a hostile religious force trying to impose a theocracy on the american people -- -- what religion woud that be? christianity of course. >> religious fundamentalists are currently trying to manipulate state laws in order to impose their beliefs on an entire society. all with complete disregard for voices and rights of american women. >> tucker: this is someone clearly with a long history of the responsible and unsupportable statements. in some cases lunatic statement statements. it's not just what she says, it's what she does. her past is also full of legal and ethical lapses, nobody knows that better than the republican state rep senator from minnesota who has been following her career since the beginning and he joins us tonight.uc thanks so much for coming on to

omar is not participating.nth the paper noted that oman has refused to -- omar has refused to provide the names of her family. the paper revealed that omar will not reveal the names of her family. none of her relatives have come forward to comment on. this it is all bizarre. but it deserves to be investigated. there's far more smoke than for the idea than, say, the president colluded with russia to rig the election. we would like to know more. scott johnson is minnesota attorney, contributor to power loin, worked closely with stein boring this piece and joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. so this new allegation that omar is not her name is made with some documentary evidence backing it up. i guess the question, my first question, has omar commented on this? >> the answer to that is no. and i can't say that anyone has asked her about it. but her response to every question addressed to her that relates to any of these issues has been a nonresponse, and an impewtation of bigotry to the person asking it, includ

as members of the omar family.lhan's genetic family split up at this time. her three other siblings using their real names managed to get asylum in the u.k. that's just really bizarre. i think people have to realize that entire villages from somalia were basically brought into the united states as part of this new refugee plan to bring in -- now there are about 90,000. 80,000 or 90,000 memories of the somali community in the st. paul minneapolis area. that's quite a story of i guess you're trying to freeload, allegedly freeload on someone else's asylum claim and just piling onto that family tree. if that's the case, do you lose your naturalization if it's discovered that you came in under false pretenses? >> yeah, i don't know the answer that that's what i really need an investigation here and we've been clamoring for one. the interesting part is the family situation, laura, it's been described as a complicated thing but really it's simple. ilhan omar and her -- stayed together with the same guy since they were tee

here is more on omar's resolution, the capitol hill senior reporter, chad pilgrim is with us. >> omar's resolution does not specifically mention israel over the bds movement, she frames that surround free speech and first amendment rights. lee zeldin slammed omar, occlusive stomach accusing her of bringing her hateful twist propping up the bds movement and blaming israel. noting that israel is the best ally the u.s. has in the middle east. also sponsoring the resolution, receded to leave, she is the first female palestinian american lawmaker in the congress. it's unclear if they would consider the resolution, a lot of times members and her resolutions and bills in the district even if it is not going anywhere. to some this is a bad time to bring up a resolution that could set up a class because the president just united democrats with his attack on the squad and democrats do not want to drive a wedge through their caucus. this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could bar omar and tlaib from entering israel. mitch mcconnell criticized the house were not approving what he

compared to ilhan omar.twitterstorm" she could save the word's origins anonymous without tripping over herself. >> tucker: that's great. but the facts remain, it's not just socks from owning these people. they have a constituency and over time, they will define what the democratic party is in the mind of voters. they are calling joe maddon races. they are calling nancy pelosi races. the first question is, are biden and pelosi racist? speech because you got people like jim clyburn, carrie sewall, black congresswoman from alabama who is a new democrat who thesee are calling old-fashioned southern racist democrats. they could be agreeing, and not shades of brown and black, and pelosi would say the same thing about them which is, their views are wrong. right? so it has nothing to do with their race and the fact that they are calling -- >> tucker: weight as i can be a way to second for its own nancy pelosi gets to question the views of a woman of color, but that's legitimate, doesn't matter what color she is, but

when ilhan omar is talking, democrats are losing.gain, when t ilhan omar and a ocasio-cortez and the rest when those four people are talking, democrats are losing. they don't know that yet on twitter. they will find out at some point, probably soon. jon millere is the host of white house breathe and he joinp us tonight dear john, thanks to thanks a lot for coming. so, whatever you think of the president tweets and whatever you thinkin of his putting in general? >> i'm against it. i've said that before. i have no control, of course. >> tucker: but whatever you think of that, the response to his most recent tweets is to elevate these four members of congress or the position of being the face of the democratic party.o >> right and it shows that this is the new democratic party but they are complaining about the president's racism. i honestly think this president has done more to help people ofr color in any of them ever have. if anyone in the squad, i mean, just on the economic front alone, his economic policies are absently a smashing

the opinion editor of a jewish newspaper the forward accused omar of peddling a malevolent trope. omar responded by calling out a power the american israel public affairs committee the most influential probe is really a lobby group in the u.s. but. reply went viral. this country is desperately in need of a conversation for how we can be leveraging our closeness with israel to end the occupation of the palestinians that is not the conversation that congresswoman omar is having she did not criticize israel what she did was characterize support for israel among american. and among american jews in a way that was just off enough just long enough that it slipped to right into the well worn grooves of anti-semitic tropes what do i mean by that she criticized apac right the israel lobby. of course you can criticize a pack without being anti-semitic i do it all the time the problem was that she mischaracterized apac exactly in a way that fell into an anti-semitic trope just like everyone else you know i read i read the tweets and i thought i don't see this is being particularly anti-semit

omar is a naturalized u.s. citizen who was born in somalia. she has been a citizen longer than first lady melania trump. despite outrage abouout trump's tweeeets, the presesident -- onn his racist attacks, saying the congresswomen were "hate-filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down." speaking to reporters in the oval office on thursday, trump attempted d to distance himsmsef from his supporters' chants. supporters work chanting, why didn't you asked them to stop? pres. trump: i started speaking very quickly. it really was -- i disagree with that, by the way. but it was quite a chance. little bit badly about it, but i will say this, i did -- and i started speaking very quickly, but it started up rather fast, as you probably know. >> will you tell y your supporos -- preses. trump: i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. amy: "i felt a little bit badly about it," trump said. though again, pausing 13 seconds to allow the chant to ring up. minnesota representative ilhan omar responded to the president's actions whil

omar wears a hijab.s her adherence to this islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to sharia law, which in itself is antithetical to the united states constitution. >> reporter: jeanine pirro was suspended by fox after that rant. now carlson is invoking omar's history as a refugee. resettled by the u.s. when she was 12 years old. and now living an american dream. >> after everything america has done for omar and for her family, she hates this country more than ever. >> reporter: no, omar responded on twitter. carlson is lying. she loves the country and resolves to "make our union more perfect." >> it wasn't long before i arrived that i noticed that a lot of america's promise wasn't extended to everyone. >> reporter: her critiques of america not living up to its ideals, particularly for people of color, are common and well-received on the left, while on the right people like carlson react with disgust. it's one of the usual topics on his show. democrats, he says, wants you to believe america is an aw

omar ibn said simply means omar , the son of said. now, said had, from his own autobiography, a number of sons. but said what? said who? he never gives us his family name. he also, although he talks about his father and mother, he never talks about a personal family, wife, children. again, the question is why. i think, again, it's a personal opinion, that he was protecting his family. by not giving a family name, he was protecting them. by not speaking about his wife, children, whatever, he was protecting them. he didn't want probably that they suffered the fate that he suffered himself. he comes to the united states and never gets married. he has no progeny. again, the question is why. others did. he did not. then his autobiography has a number of interesting parts to it. he is said to have converted to christianity, to have gone to church, to have read the bible. he speaks about christ. he speaks about christianity in very positive terms. and yet, when he starts his autobiography, he begins with a verse from the koran. he begins wit

revisiting of omar for moments ago has already responded to. watch here we go. >> melissa: any second. it's coming! >> kennedy: let's do it. >> harris: i can have a microphone. >> melissa: we can hear it. >> there is now -- [indistinct] >> can you tell the constituent constituents -- >> reporter: congresswoman, when you talk to young women like this, do you worry about the rhetoric today when you talk to her? >> she is now becoming a citizen in the country, for four years years. i want to make sure every single person who is in this country who is aspiring to become part of the american fabric, understands that nothing this president says should be taken to heart. we are americans as much as everyone else. this is our country, and we are where we belong. and i told people on my election night, in the great state of minnesota, we don't just welcome refugees -- we send them to represent us in washington. and as much as he is spewing his fascist ideology on stage, telling you as citizens to go back because they don't agree with his detrimental pol

omar calls israel evil. she accuses even obama and trump of being murderers but when it comesnd to 9/11 and al qaeda, se people just doing some things. seriously? look hard at one of the four leaders of today is radical democratic socialist party. the people you see with the most influence on the 2020 democratic presidential campaign. it should be shocking but we've seen it coming. and we have cycled the democratic party further and further to the left and now there are no moral scoop jacksons, moderate democrats they are a nonexistent part of the party. as a matter of fact, i think they might be literally gone forever. they've been replaced with socialist who want the 'vgovernment to control your health care, our industries, our businesses, our paychecks, our lives, our choices. they want to be completely open with borders, amnesty for all unfettered illegal immigration and by the way, free health care to boot for illegal immigrants. late-term abortion, even during birth, and sometimes, after birth. i would

moderate democrats, found out what they thought about aoc and omar. omar has a 9% favorable rating.oc has a 22% favorable rating. >> dana: in terms of their name idea, something like 74%. >> jesse: he is raising their profile and their negatives or through the roof. capitalism, socialism. hit on something here and he's isolating these people. >> greg: to your point, this is trump's latest tweet. "we will never be a socialist or communist country. if you are not happy here, you can leave it. it's your choice on your choice alone. it's about love for america. certain people hate our country. they are anti-israel, pro-al qaeda, and comment on the 9/11 attack, some people did something. radical left democrats want open borders which means drugs, crime, human trafficking, and much more. detention facilities are not concentration camps! america has never been stronger than it is now. rebuild military, higher stock market ever. lowest unemployment and more people working than ever before. keep america great." >> dana: true but part of the great thing about america is you're allowed to crit

only ilhan omar has responded. if she retweeted former obama speech writer who said that 1 criticized omar he was horrified to hear, as you heard earlier, the crowd chanted "center back." omar quoted my angelo sang "you may shoot me with your words. you may cut me with your eyes. you may kill me with your hatefulness, but still, like air, i will rise." and today on cbs this morning, the entire squad went after the president. watch. >> this is a man who has deep-seated animosity and hatred, who feels so small. who works so hard to make others feel beneath him.

all but omar born in the u.s.ant to go back and fix the totally broken crime infested places from which they came then come back and show us how it was done. aoc called at the hallmark loggia white supremacists and feels comfortable in the gop into outright racism. and each side ratcheted up rhetoric. >> on things if they are not happy here, they can leave. they can leave and you know what? i'm sure that they will be many people that will not miss them. quiet. quiet. >> are you okay with -- your tweets are racist, sir. >> quiet. >> will not allow him to continue his throwing of the pile of garbage that constantly comes out of his mouth. that allows for the media to be distracted. howard: joining us now to analyze the courage, molly hemingway of the federalist a fox news contributor and co-author of the new book justice on trial, carbon confirmation and the future of the supreme court. the president of district media and -- former state department official under hillary clinton. the media combination of the preside

>> ilhan omar. when she had said things about israel, she said that she -- this was a learning experience for her. >> right. i think the -- i will say that i have heard a lot of concern from democrats both in congress and not in congress about some of the things that congresswoman omar has said. because she has a couple of times said things like this. it's more than one occasion. at a certain point i think even some colleagues are wondering why this keeps happening. >> i guess my point is that he has not apologized for saying that neonazis were fine people. who who's the antisemimite? >> i'm not willing to call president trump an anti-semite. i'm just saying -- >> i'm just saying trying to turn that language on one of his opponents in a way that he never took ownership of. >> look. as we know, the president is very capable of doing the exact same things he accuses others of doing. a whole story made about how -- over the last longer than four years is now saying that these women are un-american for

so be grateful for ilhan omar, annoying as she is. living fire alarm, a warning to the rest of us. we better change our immigration system immediately or else. we want to interact with some good news. last night we told you about ed henry and his decision to save his sister's life by donating some of his liver. we are happy to report, thrilled to report, that the surgery has taken place. it was a success. they are both now recovering. godspeed to both of them. he and his sister will be grateful when he is back here at fox. that is that for us tonight. we'll be back tomorrow, 8:00, the show that is the sincere and sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. have a great night. sean hannity is next. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." breaking tonight, the investigation into the deep states abuse of power has now come full circle. finally. fox news tonight can confirm, christopher steele, the former mi6 agent, who created the dirty clinton bought and paid for russian dossier was in fact grilled by federal prosecutors in june

omar: thank you. good morning, everyone. so, i think about these phobias othering that is in process. abdultimes, really what was talking about, it is to undo and to combat othering, is to build community. and for someone who has felt in many ways, i know what bidding committee has meant for me and my community. i talk about the wonderful state that ever-present, it is a very cold state, but the people have warm hearts. and you will see that we have history of making history. and that is because we are in the business, really in perfecting that more perfect union can exist. we understand what the "we the people" are capable of. and i think that if you are stuck in the defending of your identity, you are going to be distracted from the work of building. that for many people who will say, you know, these phobias need to be talked about, understand the significance of being complacent in the process of not talking about them. and i know, when abdul says, don't be distracted, that resonates with me, because this is racism. it di

representative ilhan omar -- omar has a history of launching vicious, anti-semitic screeds. [ chanting ] >> send her back! send her back! send her back! >> they're always telling us how to run it, how to do this. you know what? if they don't love it, tell them to leave it. >> i want to go to nbc's peter alexander at the white house. tell me more about this strategy. obviously this rally is squarely aimed at the base. is there any thought about how it plays with other voters? >> reporter: i think what is striking is this didn't really begin as a strategy but has evolved into one for the president. he was effectively following his gut over the weekend when he first tweeted that racist attack about those four congresswomen, the freshmen congress women of color. in the days since the president has gone with this, and we saw it again last night as he was trying to single out each of those four women by name over the course of those attacks, that moment you saw there, the send her back, was in response to the president effectively trying to cast them as radical and unamerican, basically sayi

omar and i come from different political journeys, but we walk the same road. and god bless representative omar tonight, because she is a hero in the american lexicon tonight as a result of what donald trump has tried to do to her. >> linda, you know, do you think that you've been a member of the republican party in the conservative movement for most of your adult career. >> correct. >> do you think people -- when i say -- my guess, my understanding, and the way i want to think about this is that in a truth tank dosed with truth serum, away from everything, that thom tillis, who was up there saying well, people say things, that he, when he sees that, when he feels moral revulsion and lindsey graham does that they look at that and they see a frankenstein that they have created. am i wrong about that? >> well, i hope you are wrong about that. i can't figure out lindsey graham. i really can't. i don't know what happened to him. it's almost as if an alien has abducted him and we have some creature there who is spouting out things that lindsey graham never believed

ilhan omar responded to his comments in the past hour. let's listen to what she said. >> and as much as he is spewing his fascist ideology on stage, telling you as citizens to go back because they don't agree with his detrimental policies for our country, we tell people that here in the united states dissent is patriotic. >> the senate minority leader chuck schumer ripped the president for sewing division in america. look at what senator schumer said. >> is crowd chanting, "center back," about a duly elected member of congress and u.s. citizen. one of the oldest and ugliest racist attacks against americans of color. the weather president appeals to the worst instincts of people, what was shouted and changed at the rally last night, without the president upgrading them, was despicable. despicable. and eerily familiar to what happens in dictatorships. speak up at senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was staying away from this idea of "send her back" or "send him back" " did listen here >> i think the president is onto something. we are ha

representative omar. you're no stranger to dealing with all of these phobias continue to, and clearly it's shaped much of how you show up in your work and i'm curious to hear your reflections on that to the group. >> thank you. good morning everyone. so i think about these phobias as sort of an uttering that is in process and often times it's really what abdul was talking about, to undo and to combat other ring. it's to build community. and for someone who's felt very othered in many ways i know what bullying has meant for my community and i talk a lot about this wonderful statethat i represent . a very cold state but the people have warm hearts and you will see that we have a history of making history. and that is because we are in the business really of perfecting that more perfect union can exist. understand what we the people are capable of and i think if you are stuck in the defending of your identities you aregoing to be distracted from the work of building . i know that for many people who will say

ilhan omar blaming the u.s.ror attacks including the brutal terror attack in nairobi by al-shabaab. she says nobody wants to take accountability of how these are byproducts of the actions of our involvement in other people's affairs. >> america has always been a story. america has always been about the triumph of people who fight for everyone versus those who want to preserve rights for just a select few. and there is no bottom to the barrel of vitriol that will be used and weaponized to stifle those who want to advance rights for all people in the united states. liz: are there any rights that that -- that are enjoyed by the select few? you know this remarkably absurd and breathtakingly tedious. karl rove calls of a poser. they are so hard left they are swapping out how left the 2020 democrats are. william clay said of the squad object a hard left quote, i find their ignorance to be beyond belief about american history. that's the story the media need to cover, ned. >> they are an amazing blend of ignorance and

the chant was targeted as minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar.ast night the freshman democrat says she's not backing down from his attacks. she says she's going to, quote, continue to be a nightmare to this president. laura, as i understand it, members of president trump's own family were concerned about the chant. >> that's right, anne-marie. cbs learned the president took some heat about the chant from his wife and daughter. congressional republicans also expressed concern to mike pence. the president is now clearly trying to separate himself from the crowd's words. >> i was not happy with it. >> reporter: president trump says he disagrees with the send her back message supporters chanted at a rally wednesday night when he questioned the loyalty of ilhan omar. >> it was quite a chant. and i felt a little bit badly about it. >> reporter: yesterday mr. trump told reporters he tried to stop it by quickly resuming his speech. but video shows a pause of almost 15 seconds at that point. white house advisers urged the president to soften the attacks o

ilhan omar cannot disavow al qaeda. there's a problem with that, someone from says go back, go back and come back. might you personally is it's a common sense message message. you probably don't belong here and so if you have a congresswoman who cannot disavow al qaeda, you don't belong in congress and you don't belong in america. >> laura: i've got to get a reaction from both of you about what congresswoman omar says about being an american. watch. >> something i get criticized for all the time -- it's not what you think so don't guess. it is that i am anti-american because i criticize the united states. as an immigrant, i probably love this country more than anyone that is naturally born. >> laura: candace. >> i can't think of a single comment -- you can feel free to correct me -- that any of them have set positive about america or americans. they're here asking for radical reform on the basis that this country is fundamentally irredeemable. that is the message. what's problematic about the way they are conveying thei

omar: thank you congresswoman presley. this country was founded on the radical idea but we are created equal and endowed by our creator with inalienable rights. yes we have a long way before we fully live up to those values. preciselythis reason but we have to take action when a president is openly violating the oath he took to the constitution of the united states and the core values we aspire to. ,s martin luther king said always say to america is the true to what you say on paper. i believe this is a moment in our country. the eyes of history are watching us. right now, the president is carrying out mass deportations across this country in each one of our districts. right now, the president is committing human rights abuses at the border, keeping children in cages, and having human beings drinking out of toilets. beenpresident, who has credibly accused of committing multiple crimes, including colluding with foreign government to interfere with our election, this is a president who has overseen the most corrupt administr

he knows that ilan omar are going to give this nominee a hard time. and they will exact a purity test on whoever ends up leading the party. it will be divisive. they might say anti-semitic things again. and he wants the party. he wants leaders of the party to be married to these four. they're married to them. while the speaker will continue to fight with these people, when they give her a hard time and say she's coddling, you know, abusers and detention centers by running this money off and not demanding more. from republicans, this is a central question among democrats. how will we pull together behind a nominee. and who will it be? it's no longer clear it's joe biden, unless he comes back fighting and describes to the party that the path forward is through the center. but he will get so much heat from the left, from now until the end of this race. we don't know if he is going to win it. >> eliza, using your powers of description, what must it be like for a republican member of congress, say a member of congress, that just scooted by in the last elec

omar responded by calling out a path the american israel. public affairs committee the most influential probe is real lobby group in the us but your. reply went viral. this country is desperately in need of a conversation for how we can be leveraging our closeness with israel to end the occupation of the palestinians that is not the conversation that congresswoman omar is having she did not criticize israel what she did was characterize support for israel among americans and among american jews in a way that was just off enough just long enough that it slipped to right into the well worn grooves of anti-semitic tropes what do i mean by that she criticized a pack the israel lobby. of course you can criticize a pack without being anti-semitic i do it all the time the problem was that she mischaracterized apac exactly in a way that fell into an anti-semitic trope just like everyone else you know i read i read the tweets and i thought i don't see this is being particularly anti-semitic riva sickly controversial there are progressive american jew

even though the remarks by omar were racist. they were against and they had all types of anti-semitic for decades and decades. and she couldn't do it. but all of a sudden within 24 hours, she's ready to condemn the president and call him a racist when he didn't do anything that was racist. this just shows how pitiful the situation is with nancy pelosi. she is afraid of cortez. she is afraid of omar and she's afraid of the hit squad, not just "the squad" but a hit squad and she will do anything to impugn the name, the reputation of the president. you know, what we have here is mechanization that the president somehow was criticized women of color because they were women of color. not so. he criticized them because what they are saying is repugnant, despicable. antiwhite, they talk about white people has if we are all a bunch of evil people. she talks about, anti-semitic fashion. he has nothing to do with their color. it has to do with what they say. >> laura: let's go to the professor west, you've seen all the developments the la

the left were not upset about omar's original comments. they were mad at trump claiming he was the problem, endangering this woman's life.er >> donald trump is trying to incite violence and to divide us. >> she does not deserve the vicious, hate filled attacks she's experiencing, threats on her life!oe >> this is incitement. against congresswoman omar against our fellow americans who happened to be muslim. >> laura: i'm just glad someone found beto. i haven't seen them in a while. a local interview in minnesota trump was characteristically unapologetic when he was asked for second thoughts about criticizing omar. the president replied, no, not at all. she was very disrespect all to this country.en she's been very disrespectful frankly, to israel. she is someone who doesn't really understand, i think life, real life, what it's all about. it's unfortunate. she's got away about her that's very, very bad, i think, for our country. i think she's extremelywa unpatriotic and extremely disrespectful to our country.trt disrespectful to our country.

in the wake of donald trump's racist attacks of omar and three congress women.cerns are for the safety of every day people who look and pray like her. congresswoman kelly is not alone in her concerns. benny thompson sent a letter to the sergeant at arms calling for an emergency meeting of the u.s. capitol police board to discuss potential threats to members of congress. congressman al green led the effort to impeach donald trump over his racist statements has introduced a measure to provide more security for house members. >> these are dangerous times. every member of this house needs additional security. i'm going to file a bill asking for more security for the members of this house. i want to thwart the efforts of of those who might want to harm members of this house. >> what does it mean when members of one branch of government fear for their safety because of the actions taken by the head of another branch of government? i'll ask jim kavanagh about that next. ask jim kavanagh about tt next. in a storm-devastated area. a family pulled up. it was a mom and her

tried to disavow heated anti-omar chants at a campaign rally. he's back to criticizing her on twitter, picking up right where he left off. even retweeting many of his tweets from earlier this week. while drumming up new outrage about how the story is being kufrds by the news media. president trump saying it is amazing how the fake news media became crazed over the chant "send her back." the media have been totally common accepting of the most vile and disgusting statements made by the three radical left congresswomen. the media has covered those statements and analyzed them. the president goes on to criticize what he calls a tiny staged crowd as they greeted moul mouthed omar in minnesota, a state which the president says he will win in 2020. about that crowd. here's the scene last night, minneapolis/st. paul airport. congressman omar arriving home and here's what she told them. >> we are going to continue to be a nightmare to this president because his policies are a nightmare to us and we are not deterred. we are not frightened. we are ready.

let's go to the videotape. >> omar has a history of launching vicious, anti-semitic screeds. >> send her back! send her back! sand her back! send her back! >> he went on to slam the four congresswomen saying, if they don't like america, they should leave. big picture now, michael hithenbotham, douglas brinkley. good evening. doug, i'm going to start with you. trump is not the first populist american leader with an anti-immigrant attitude. for example, miller filmore campaigned on strong anti-immigrant views. is history repeating itself, and why haven't we learned from this? >> well, you know, filmore with the no nothing party in the 1850s, it was vehemently against catholic immigrants. mainly people from germany and ireland. but where donald trump is getting this, go back to where you come from rhetoric, it out of the nixon era. george wallace and nixon. nixon was more of a covert, you know, racist. he was for affirmative action to a degree, nixon, and he wouldn't have said language like trump is saying, banning muslims and things. too sophisticated for that for nixon to do. but geor

it's very, very hard to call out someone like omar.is someone that's a woman of color, wears a hijab, has an inspiring story of being a refugee from somalia. a, who wouldn't want to support someone with that profile? b, she's subject because of that part of her identity to a lot of hate and vitriol. i think when we criticize someone like her, it's very important to criticize her based on her ideas and not based on her identity. i think that's sort of a very important thing to follow in general when we're talking about this. >> yeah. you know, one of the complicated parts of criticizing someone like representative omar on her ideas -- and i hear this all the time in my reporting -- the sense that people who sit in these different seats hear differently comments coming from someone like representative omar, representative clab, they don't hear the dog whistles that some jews hear when they speak. they don't see them as trope. they see them as a way of policing their words or trying to crack down on them because of who they are. how do yo

why don't we play it. >> omar has a history of lachg