and i get back to pocahontas because i say, look, pocahontas there. she's pretty much sacrificing much anything that shes, she's challenged with the idea becoming english. she could have walked away from it. she could have done a lot of against what we know is the eventual happenings. question. this if pocahontas did not marry tobacco have d flourished. you can't have a tobacco economy war.you're constantly at it's not happening. if you don't have a tobacco conomy, the investors aren't happy. if they aren't happy, they are going to pull up stakes and go home. pull up stakes and go home king james is not going to get another charter because this have embarrassed him that he signed off on. if he embarrassed the virginia not going to give the charter to the next company pilgrims.d, the he's not. i don't see that happening. so the plymouth company is not oing and you don't have massachusetts formed, you don't have virginia formed. you don't have adams, you don't have jefferson. you don't have the families that come here that eventually create the united s

pocahontas started trends. she became an emissary, she saved lives, she learned language, she married, she accepted english clothing. helen: now for some debunking. i'm helen rowntree, professor of an apology at old dominion university -- anthropology at old dominion university. i started taking a specialty and in powhatan indians in 1969. i'm merely a spring chicken. among other things, i wanted to scour up every single eyewitness account about the lady that i could possibly find. it was not just john smith's personal history. that was written much later. thank you just the same. i scrounged up everybody i could find. ed hale has the jamestown narrative. that would have helped but it came out 30 years too late. [laughter] these accounts take up 831 pages and all of the mentions of pocahontas by eyewitnesses who knew her in person amounts to a little over one page. maybe that doesn't bother you, but it's always bothered the daylights out of me. it continues to. if i couldn't find eyewitness accounts, i was stil

. >> next, from a symposium titled "pocahontas: her life, legend, and legacy," a discussion on pocahontas and christianity. taking part were rev. carol gallagher, the first american indian female bishop in the episcopal church, and rev. chris stone, who for many years was rector at st george's church in gravesend, england, where -- according to legend -- pocahontas is buried. the moderator was chief anne richardson of the rappahannock tribe. this is 40 minutes. >> i think it was interesting of all the questions that were asked of the first panel, there were a number of people interested in the marriage and the kidnapping. nobody wanted to tackle the religion question. [laughter] i guess that's typical of a virginia hospitality right? , we don't talk about politics religion -- politics or religion in mixed company. will talk about religion in the pocahontas narrative. i am pleased the session will be annrated by chief richardson. chief richardson is the chief of the rappahannock tribe. she was elected in 1988. in 1989, she helped organize the united indians of virginia. it was established

pocahontas started trends. emissary, she saved lives, she learned language, she married, she accepted english clothing. i'm helen rowntree, professor of an apology at old dominion university -- anthropology at old dominion university. specialty andng a -- inan indians in 1969 powhatan indians in 1969. i wanted to scour up every eyewitnessen it' account i could find. smith'sot just john personal history. i scrounged up everybody i could find. e hale has the jamestown e has the -- ed hall jamestown narrative. it came out 30 years too late. 831 pagesunts take up and all of the mentions of pocahontas by eyewitnesses who amounts to aerson little over one page. maybe that doesn't bother you, but it's always bothered the daylights out of me. if i couldn't find eyewitness accounts, i was still not willing to rely upon -- especially when i saw the time in which john smith wrote these accounts -- she was the only good indian. that makes it very suspicious. since i couldn't go into the front door, i went in through the ba

i want to begin with pocahontas and her final journey. it was to have been a return voyage from london to her native land. it was cut short by her illness and death at gravesend in march of 1617. samuel parker, ending was cleared wrote, "at her return to virginia pocahontas came to grave,nd, to her and and having giving great demonstration of her christian sincerity as the first proofs of virginia conversion, leaving here a goodly memory and the hopes of a resurrection, her soul aspiring to see and enjoy pleasantly -- presently in heaven which he had joy to hear and believe of her beloved savior." he able to report pocahontas' christian faith in such terms? it is important to remember she had been in london for some months. she had met a range of establishment figures, including the royal family, the bishop of london, and english society had the opportunity to talk to her face-to-face. an ambassador for her people, a christian, and part of virginia county's attempts to recruit investors for settlers. the reformation, and in the english re

>> pocahontas. >> pocahontas. >> pocahontas. >> what an insult to pocahontas.re indian blood in me than pocahontas. and i have none. >> you can have your own opinion about the way senator warren has addressed her heritage, what she's put on forms, and the backlash. that stands apart from the president's racist treatment of it. it is notable just how many examples of it we could find. particularly this one from 2017. >> you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you, because you are special. >> the white house position on that was, you guessed it, you didn't hear what you heard and surely the president didn't mean what he obviously meant. >> when is it appropriate for him to use a racial slur in any context? >> i don't think that was the president's intent. >> keeping them honest. when he uses racist slurs and makes light of genocide, perhaps the intent speaks for itself. >>> so, we have just this minute received breaking n

president responded with a tweet reading "today elizabeth warren, sometimes referred to by me as pocahontas, joined the race for president. will she run as our first native american presidential candidate or has she decided that after 32 years, this is not playing so well anymore? see you on the campaign trail,

. >> pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas. elizabeth warren. >> reporter: warren pledging to protect the worker from big money interests in washington, vowing to turn down contributions from political action committees. >> the rich and powerful use fear to divide us. >> reporter: another senate democrat is expected to announce she is going v going to run. amy klobuchar who grabbed headlines with her tense exchange with supreme court candidate brett kavanagh. tom. >> tara, thank you. >>> next to the new fallout from the clash between the world's richest man and the tabloid giant. jeff bezos' stunning blog post this week about alleged blackmail attempts by the national enquirer continues to make shock waves. here's abc's lana zak. >> reporter: new fallout for the owners of the "national enquirer" following bombshell accusations by jeff bezos that the tabloid tried to extort him. prosecutors now reviewing those allegations to see if they violated an immunity agreement made after feds looked into possible campaign finance violatio

she does think she's pocahontas, and who's to say she's not. it could be liz warren. her. i don't know. >> jimmy: that's true, it could be one of those two. [ applause ] >> no, she -- listen. some of these people, it's interesting in this day and time how some people can have really unusual beliefs and still be very high-functioning in their lives. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, and she was doing just fine until she started showing up for work dressed as pocahontas. >> jimmy: right. [ laughter ] >> she believed this for a long time. it was just the war paint and stuff that got her because customer service. >> jimmy: they don't go for that, yeah. you interviewed shaq, the first episode of the podcast? >> that was the first episode, yes. >> jimmy: shaquille o'neal. and revealed that you and shaq are friends. >> we are. >> jimmy: are you really friends with shaq? do you guys hang out together? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you know when his birthday is? >> no. i didn't say we living together. [ laughter ] i don't know when my kids' birthdays are. >> jimmy: you did say you guy

and then, his racist slur aimed at elizabeth warren. >> pocahontas, i call her pocahontas, that's an insult to pocahontas. >> the president doubling down this weekend tweeting this. see you on the campaign trail liz. it is hard to see that anything reference to the trail of tears in the 1830s. president trump seems to really lose it when a woman crosses him. there is, of course, hillary clinton. >> crooked hillary clinton -- oh, she's crooked as a $3 bill. she does not have the stamina to be a president. such a nasty woman. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> there is carly fiorina. he told rolling stone, look at that face, would anyone vote for that. can you imagine the face of our next president? on and on and president trump never apologized for any of that. never. trump 101. never apologize. there was one time when donald trump was caught on tape saying this. >> i am going to use some tic-tacs just in case i kiss them. i'm automatically attracted -- i just start kissing them. when you are a star, you can do anything, you can do anything -- grab them by the -- you can do anything. >>

i was being hit by pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas.esentative in congress who they say was here long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> i mean, you do wonder at this point should she have just walked away, ignored it? was taking the bait for the dna test the thing to do? what are democrats going to do? he's going to find games for all of them. >> lying ted is my favorite of the nicknames. pocahontas has proved effective to him. >> he's a brander. this is what he does. >> he's been doing it extremely well for his purposes as a candidate and now as president. and this one in particular rattled warren, forced her to respond. and certainly from the white house and trump's perspective he thinks this is a winning issue and he is salivating of the possibility of running against warren. how do you respond? there seems not to be a winning way to play the game on his field, on his terms. the question is we saw marco rubio when he tried to sort of dance in the crude manner that the president did during the campaign and it backfired spectacula

. >> pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas, elizabeth warren. >> reporter: in october, warren tried to take on trump by taking a dna test. >> what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest that you absolutely have a native american ancestor in your pedigree. >> reporter: she was told she had a native american ancestor in the range of six to ten generations ago. but it didn't quell the controversy. tonight, still lingering as warren is set to launch here campaign this weekend. >> are you considering dropping out of the race? >> no answer on that, but elizabeth warren and the apology today. mary bruce with us from capitol hill. there's also news tonight, we're awaiting two others who could join this growing democratic field, looking to take on president trump, mary? >> reporter: yeah, david. beto o'rourke, the former texas congressman whose senate race catapulted him to national prominence, was pressed by oprah winfrey about his next move, saying he will make a decision by the end of this month. and amy klobuchar, the mi

i can't use the word pocahontas army. elizabeth warren was exposed as being a total fraud. >> alice, is he still going to use this? is it still effective? >> i wouldn't put anything past him. he shouldn't have done it in the first place, it was mean and insults, there are another policy issues, we don't have to call her names. she is bringing them on herself. she did take that test. she has 1024% ancestry of indians, but that doesn't make her a member of the tribal nation. and she should have known that. she shouldn't have tried to piggyback off the benefits of that for all these years. that's where she is running into a problem. the fact that she did a me? a culpa in iowa, you only get a first chance with the people and i think she used that up. >> is this going to hurt her? >> i don't like the way she is handling. how to run against the bully, what you do is punch him in the nose. i think her image is very tough. new jersey liftic. -- fugilistic. senator, if you are working, get your [ bleep ] on offensive, punch him in

indian tribal chiefs, a historian, a curator, and an anthropologist in a discussion entitled, "pocahontas: cross-cultural ambassador." cohosted by american evolution and marking the 400th anniversary of key events in virginia. >> thank you, jamie, and thank you all for joining us today. pleasure to work with a steering committee for this symposium

en su cuenta de tuiter trump se pregunto si la legisladora, a quien le puso el sobrenombre de pocahontas, se postulara como la primera candidata preidencial nativo americana, o si decidio que despues de 32 aqos, eso ya no le esta funcionando tan bien. warren se vio involucrada en un escandalo al catalogarse como nativo-americana. un reciente estudio de adn, concluyo que si tiene ascendencia indigena- pero muy lejana. un juez federal de washington determino que el censo 2020 "si" puede preguntar si los encuestados son ciudadanos estado-unidenses, otro juez federal de nueva york dicto un fallo contrario y ordeno que se retirara la pregunta. ahora el caso tendra que ser evaluado por la corte suprema, que tendra la ultima palabra. cuando una persona es residente legal de estados unidos, el siguente paso seria naturalizarse como ciudadano una vez que cumpla con los requisitos- porque esto le aseguraria muchos beneficios. entre ellos, disminuir el riesgo de deportacion y votar. sin embargo, un reciente estudio revelo que las barreras para que los inmigrantes puedan hacerse ciudadanos, han aume

. >> pocahontas, pocahontas. >> reporter: a diverse field that could get even more crowded. >> the big story of cory booker getting in now is how it's suddenly getting late early, as yogi berra would once say. i don't know how much room there is for more candidates. >> reporter: kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. >> senators booker and warren and other declared candidates will be in the house chamber when we begin our coverage of president trump's state of union address tuesday night at 9:00 eastern here on nbc. >>> one of the president's most vocal critics, attorney michael atti, will no face charges ors say, for a domestic violence arrest in november. a woman accused avenatti, who represents stormy daniels, of grabbing her wrist and throwing her out of his home, which he denied. >>> a star of the tv show "empire" breaks his silence on an assault he claims he suffered this week. stephanie gosk has the latest. >> reporter: three days after jussie smollett told police he was attacked on the streets of chicago, the actor has released his first public statement. let me start by sa

donald trump has referred to her time and time again as pocahontas.cknames to some of his political opponents and this nickname, pocahontas, comes from her claims that she has, in her past, some native american heritage. but how she has used those claims has been really controversial. he, for example, the president encouraged her and challenged her to take a dna test, which she said she would do. that immediately had a response from the cherokee nation saying that that is not how you actually establish tribal citizenship and that that was a bad idea. they have also been critical of how she claimed native american citizenship in the past at university and it gives you an idea that really she does face a challenge for some of those claims. at the moment, as i say, the field is wide open. buckingham palace has announced that prince philip has surrendered his driving licence. three weeks ago the duke of edinburgh, who's 97, was involved in a car crash near the sandringham estate in norfolk, in which two people were injured. 0ur royal correspondent jonny d

. >> pocahontas, pocahontas. >> reporter: even daring her to take a dna test, which she did, revealing she had a distant native american relative. >> what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest that you absolutely have native american ancestry. >> reporter: after outrage from some cherokee leaders, she apologizes. the renewed controversy coming just before warren is expected to formally announce her 2020 campaign this saturday. lester? >>> there is breaking news tonight coming from venezuela of two men calling themselves president. one cutting off humanitarian aid. kerry sanders is there and reports. >> reporter: tonight a border showdown. venezuelan president nicolas maduro's military using trailers to block desperately needed food and supplies from the united states. maduro blasting yankee imperialism saying the u.s. wants to humiliate venezuela by sein do you understand why they won't let it come in? she has no idea why they won't let it in. mala 1.7 million percent inflation, making everything unaffordabd hyperinflation, two months ago, this was worth 100 u.s. dollars in venezuelan

donald trump has referred to her time and time again as pocahontas.e nicknames to some of his political opponents and this nickname, pocahontas, comes from her claims that she has, in her past, some native american heritage. but how she has used those claims has been really controversial. he, for example, the president encouraged her and challenged her to take a dna test, which she said she would do. that immediately had a response from the cherokee nation saying that that is not how you actually establish tribal citizenship and that that was a bad idea. they have also been critical of how she claimed native american citizenship in the past at university and it gives you an idea that really she does face a challenge for some of those claims. at the moment, as i say, the field is wide open. the duke of edinburgh has given up his driving licence. prince philip, who is 97, was involved in a crash near the sandringham estate last month in which a woman suffered a broken wrist, two days later norfolk police gave him "suitable words of advice" after he was

they call her pocahontas. but you know what, i like you because you are special. >> she of the great tribal heritage. what tribe is it? um, let me think about that one. meantime, she's based her life on being a minority. >> i've got more indian blood in me than pocahontas, and i have none. i mean, sadly, i have none. but i have more than she does. >> well, let's talk about this tonight. from boston this evening kimberly atkins, who happens to be the newly minted senior washington correspondent for wbur, boston's npr news station, and in washington tonight our own garrett haake who we just heard from earlier. hey, garrett, i'd like to begin with you. in the parlance of your native state of texas, is this still really a candidate who is fixing to run for president? >> absolutely. elizabeth warren is not getting out of this race. she wants to get back to talking about her issues. she's got unimpeachable credentials as a progressive. her roll-out aside from this issue has so far been pretty good. she got good crow

similarly, the story of pocahontas is very tragic.he was kidnapped and raped by white settlers and died at the young age of 21 from disease in england. it is inappropriate to treat the genocide of native americans, the largest genocide in the history of humans, as a joke. it's also inappropriate for senator elizabeth warren to appropriate that genocide and to make false claims to cherokee heritage. i think what i hope we have in the 2020 election is not having to choose between those two things. >> and rebecca, that warren has apologized a few times, is that not enough in your view? >> you know, i think that her public actions created a lot of public confusion about tribal identity, citizenship, dna tests, blood, and all those myths and that public misunderstanding really undermines tribal sovereignty and our rights as citizens of native nations. i think the apologies she made, both privately and to the press this week, are a step in the right direction, but because of the large-scale public confusion she's perpetuated, she needs to d

not that she got 2 million after one week she is strong about six or seven or $16 pocahontas owes money that goes against their message of the new left because now they feel they can tell you watch how this goes down this will be a boring time for president trump i will not be able to handle it they will go after bernie sanders for everything because that's not who they want that is a fun story how they keep throwing things at bernie all kinds of little stories they will leak all of these anonymous tips about his behavior what's out there somewhere that we don't know about? and greg gutfeld on the weekends you don't know but i guarantee there will be some stuff. here we go. >> doctor drew quick. >> in two years? the just being a male will take them out as a contender. >> what is the problem with the 2020 candidates. we have the answer next. [cheers and applause] ♪...moving. ready or not ♪...get ready (oh oh oh oh) new galaxy. free buds. music to your ears. get free galaxy buds when you pre-order galaxy s10 or s10+. (get-together, especially after ibeing diagnosed last yearto go with my

. >> pocahontas, i apologize to you. i apologize. to you, i apologize.the fake pocahontas, i won't apologize. >> reporter: warren insisted today that she wasn't seeking special treatment when she listed herself as native american, and that she was never hired because of it. but, it could complicate her next job application, because, jeff, she is set to formally launch her bid for the presidency in just four days. >> glor: all right, nancy cordes, thank you very much. president trump said today, isis should be 100% wiped out in syria by next week. all the territory once held, retaken by the u.s.-led coalition. this comes after the president said in december that isis had been defeated. our charlie d'agata had to run today from isis bombs in eastern syria. here is his report, just in. >> reporter: we weren't expecting a u.s.-led coalition airstrike to land so close to us... >> another one. >> reporter: or what came next. >> behind the wall, behind the wall. >> reporter: that whirring noise, feared to be the sound of an incoming isis mortar, that flew right

i have got more indian flood in me than pocahontas. lyin' ted. what's your name? my name is lyin' ted cruz. i never attacked him on his looks and believe me there is plenty subject matter right there. that i can tell you. greg: he didn't give him a nickname butut said he could. he picked them off one marco at a time. nicknames helped him. they are short, they get in your head andnd they work. suzy, how are the democrats reacting to this news? >> [bleep] greg: all right, tyrus, you changed your name many times. tyrus: that's personal. greg: trump can choose a nickname that isn't obvious until itna is. tyrus:ut that's what somebody brought to the desk and said breaking news? you didn't need a news source or know he's going to call people names. this is what i'm talking about when they always talk about him. just wait for it. if you say something he don't like he'll crown you. he's a habitual name caller. greg: if he was around in the past he would have called abe lincoln grave abe. and george washington gums. >> or woody. greg: or woody. greg: do you have a nickname

. >> next, from a symposium titled "pocahontas: her life, legend, and legacy," a discussion on pocahontasnd christianity. taking part were rev. carol gallagher, the first american indian female bishop in the episcopal church, and rev. chris stone, who for many years was rector at st george's church in gravesend, england, where -- according to legend -- pocahontas is buried. the moderator was chief anne richardson of the rappahannock tribe. this is 40 minutes. >> i think it was interesting of all the questions that were asked of the first panel, there were a number of people interested in the marriage and the kidnapping. nobody wanted to tackle the religion question. [laughter] >>

he calls the fate pocahontas —— fake. a frontrunner for the democrat it candidacy. the trouble is the cherokees thing is a problem. it is not sure footed. you claimed native american heritage, doing a dna test which shows you only have a tiny even a, like we have neanderthal dna, and when the cherokees turnaround and say heritage is about culture, joining in and being part of it, that seems to mea in and being part of it, that seems to me a bit ofa in and being part of it, that seems to me a bit of a blunder, not good when you are launching a campaign to start with a blunder. the sunday times, bafta favourite stars. we have both seen the films.|j times, bafta favourite stars. we have both seen the films. i am seeing at tomorrow. olivia colman looks fabulous because she did not looks fabulous because she did not look glamorous as queen. rachel bites and a mistake, three leading ladies in what is a fabulous philon andl ladies in what is a fabulous philon and i hope they win. i will watch tomorrow i hope i enjoy it. and i ho

i have more indian blood with me than pocahontas, crazy bernie. what's your name? name is lyin ted cruz. i never attacked him on his looks and believe me there's plenty of subject matter right there. >> he picked them all off one little marco at a time. nicknames helped him, they are short and get in your head and they work. junior correspondent, susie, how are democrats reacting to this news? all right, tyrus you changed your name many times. >> that's personal, yo. [laughter] >> i have warrants. >> he can choose a nickname that isn't obvious until it is. >> not just that, that's the news story. that's what somebody brought to the desk and said breaking news, he will call somebody names. whatever. >> it's a first. you don't like the story, tyrus. >> this is what i'm talking about where they always talk about him -- just wait for it. >> he's fun. >> somebody running against him. >> yeah. >> if you say something he don't like he will clown you. we don't need breaking news, guess what. >> ly -- i tell you what, if he was around in the past he would have called grave

a native of pocahontas arkansas, dick was recruited to the northwest part of our state by wal-mart founder sam walton. since moving to the area in 1975, he's been the area's most avid cheerleader. it came natural for dick who was a university of arkansas cheerleader in the 1950's. mr. womack: nothing in oiler area hasn't happened in 40-plus years that doesn't have his fingerprint on it. he's been a a mainstay in rotary international, higher education, program serving our youth, mercy hospital, and dozens of other sharetible causes. -- charitable causes. congratulations on a terrific career and life serving your fellow man. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to congratulate acting secretary david bernhardt for being nominated to serve as the next secretary of the department

doing the whole pocahontas trope stereotyping.n't mean that, he should put a tweet saying my gosh, shouldn't have done that. en i think it's fair game for him to mock elizabeth warren's kind of phony native american heritage claim and might make a joke, could she be the first native american president. i think that's within the bounds of decency, but when you start belittling, earlier, he belittled the big battle of little big horn and now trail of tears. a precedent that says nothing about native american history and is just trying get barroom laughs using his -- >> twitter account. thank you. very much. >>> coming up next, tax return season. many americans are going to get quite the shock here. refunds smaller than years past despite the president promising his tax cut would help the middle class. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like th

when donald trump decided to make it a big issue, talking about her as pocahontas and all of that, heded to go with it. she took the dna test, which backfired on her. and now news organizations have started to look into her past documents that she signed, the one that garrett referred to was at application for the texas state bar where she in her own handwriting called herself native american. chances are we might see others of those. >> nobody could articulate what she stood to gain from this. there's allegations she gained by virtue of affirmative action. but in the cases people have seen, there's no likely -- >> as garrett reported, that's been the case. there's no evidence she was able to get ahead in academic jobs or politics because of this claiming this heritage. on the other hand, if people are looking for somebody who's going to beat donald trump, the last thing you want is to give them a big, fat target for donald trump to hit out of the park. which right now that feels like what's kind of going on. she could get past this, but this certainly puts her in a situation where sh

he wants to get rid of meat. >> juan: who called warrant pocahontas?at. the point here is, it supposed to be laughable. a lot of people have serious questions about meat consumption. i remember oprah winfrey, she said this and then the meat companies went after her. >> greg: wait, wait. oprah winfrey almost destroyed the cattle industry with false information. pink meat? >> juan: she was not found guilty. >> greg: there are legitimate -- there are legitimate reasons to go vegan but i think being a apocalyptic about it. you have to talk about, is there a way to move away from factory farming so that you are less cruel? >> kennedy: ted nugent. go out and use a bow and arrow. >> greg: a friend of mine had a date with cory booker and said he's a perfect gentleman. >> kennedy: he uses -- >> greg: he is the perfect man. he's a vegan. he's into yoga. >> morgan: shouldn't we be concerned about massive cow farts? >> kennedy: sure. people are eating more of a plant-based diet which is great. my problem is not with cory booker's taste in his vegan fancies. it's w

now that story is so clouded, every time she talks about the story is donald trump calling her pocahontasm based on blood or dna, a swirl that does her no good. >> nothing has defined a candidate as well and as badly as pocahontas. i don't like it. some of this is unforced. she walked into this, releasing dna test, disastrous, releasing video about oklahoma roots, walking into it, disastrous, i don't see how she shakes it off. nothing she can do will in my opinion. >> they're trying to spin it, see what the campaign comes up with. what a panel, thanks for being with me, at 1,000:00 in the morning. where will the investigations of trump world lead us? how serious is it for the president himself? certainly more serious than we're acting here. great debate, two handsome men, see if they can deliver, next. well i'll be rich, you'll be famous... at least amongst your digging friends. here's a thought, ever consider investing? e*trade has easy to use tools that help you get started. you like playing with tools don't you? 'course you do. ♪ don't get mad. start investing with e*trade. you know th

. >> poke hont, pocahontas, pocahontas elizabeth warren. >> pledging to protect the worker from big moneyests in washington. vowing to turn down contributions from political action communities. >> the rich and powerful use fear to divide zblus tara palmieri, abc news the white house. >>> we have a complete list of democratic candidates online who are running in to 2020. >>> nashville, tennessee is in mourning after the killing an spiring mutation. he was shot and killed in an alley behind his home. a group of five minor, two boys and three girls held him up at gunpoint demanding his wallet and keys. when he refused, one of the suspects shot him. the suspects range in age from 12-16 said police. >> a shame. i know kids that age. i have nephews and nieces. >> makes you wond we're's going wrong in the house. >> i wonder if their parents even knew where they were. >> the suspects were arrested with two stolen loaded pistols on them. he was the lead singer and song writer for a pop funk band called carverton who's first album was supposed to be released next month. >>> more people have come fo

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he said warren has been hurt badly with the pocahontas.ng it was a big part of her credibility and now all of a sudden it's gone. senator warren has not yet announced her 2020 presidential candidacy, but is expected to make that announcement february 89th. >>> former may your michael bloomberg's decision to run in 2020 may hinge on former vice president joe biden. bloombe bloomberg's advisers have been carefully watching biden's moves and aids have continued asking for intel on whether he will run believing there's only room in the crowded democratic field for one of them. bloo bloomberg is not sure there's room for his centrist record. his team believes he will not run if the former vp decides to do so. >>> let's get a check of the weekend forecast with bill karins. >> i'm tired about talking all the negative cold. let's go straight to the 24-hour temperature change. we like all the bright colors on this map. 20-degree temperature uncreases widespre widespread. 24 degrees warmer in chicago than we were at this time yesterday. so we're hea

this is -- the references to pocahontas, it's denigrating to american indians, and i think you have to indians have to say. it's problematic. they know it's racist. he should stop doing it, and i think most americans recognize that and are going to say stop it. >> max, are these views and using these tropes becoming mainstream in the republican party from all the racist stuff people are re-tweeting during the campaign? >> absolutely. i mean it's sad, and you don't see republicans, for example, calling out president trump when he uses this racist name of pocahontas or he makes fun of the trail of tears. you don't see republicans calling him out on it. in fact, liz cheney, one of the senior republicans in the house, was asked about it on sunday, and she resorted to attacking senator warren instead of attacking president trump. i mean there has to be some kind of policing. and i was very glad today to see that house democrats were calling out representative omar for engaging in classic anti-semitic tropes that suggest that the jews with their money were in charge of washington, and the de

. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas>> elizabeth warren, a very boring name, we're going to have to come up with another name, i can't use the word pocahontas anymore. >> elizabeth warren was exposed as being a total fraud. >> i know you said she's been able to put this behind her, but the president isn't putting it behind her. and in fact, she continues to get questions at town halls, at these different campaign stops along the way, as you mentioned just this week she is having to address it, issuing another apology, we learned this week about the bar registration card in which she had listed american indian on it. so it isn't something she can just ignore, is it? >> yeah, it is. and she should. this campaign is not about donald trump's racist insults. this campaign is about whether we can do a better job on the democratic side. this week, middle class americans, and working class american, learned that their tax cut was only for billionaire, the republican tamp cut made their taxes go up, and their refunds were getting

the president and republicans have mocked her calling her as you well know pocahontas and saying theor has leveraged trying to be native american when she was limited native roots. she's apologized. her spokeswoman told cnn, quote, as senator warren has said, she is not the citizen of any tribe and only tribes determine tribal citizenship. she was sorry that she was not more mindful of this early in her career. with me a citizen of the cherokee nation, she joins me from oklahoma, that is the capital of cherokee nation. nice to have you on. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> when you see that yellow slip of paper back from 1986 when elizabeth warren wrote in american indian, what was your initial reaction to that? >> for years as i have criticized elizabeth warren's false claims to cherokee heritage, a lot of times her supporters say she actually never claimed to be native american. we've known all along that she's made this claim and now we have the documented proof. i'm glad that she apologized to "the washington post" and i'm also glad that she apologized to my tribe's chief,

. >> we call her pocahontas, and that's an insult to pocahontas. >> when mexico sends its people, they'reng their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some, assignment, a i assum people. look at my african-american over here. negotiating with japan, negotiating with china. they say, "we want deal!" >> scott, can he really attack other mar omar say that her apology is lame and it's deep-seated in her heart when that's her track record? >> look, the president does not have a perfect track record on these issues. and my views on charlottesville, specifically, are well known and well aired on this network. it was the darkest moment of his presidency. but that doesn't mean we can't have a reasonable conversation about a member of the house democratic majority. she didn't just invent this by accident. she has had anti-semitic language associated with her since 2012. and i know we're going to play whataboutism with donald trump. that's fine and you can pull a lot of stuff out, you have done that. but the reality is that republicans just dealt with a very sim

there was a tweet, continuing the pocahontas stuff and a tweet from donald trump, jr.ump's tweet by saying -- and this is horrific -- the native american genocide continues with another murder by the president to which don, jr., responds, savage, love my president. rebecca, what do you make of the whole area of attack that the president, his supporters are launching on elizabeth warren using the native american y genocide as a joke? >> i think if average people are already sick of the 2020 coverage, imagine how native and cherokee people feel. we are looking at another two years of stuff like this. but for the trail of tears for cherokee people what happened to us during our removal is we were rounded up and put into s stockades at gun point. people were going about their lives when soldiers took them by guns to stockades and we were forced to walk from our homeland to present day oklahoma. between the camps and that walk a quarter of our population died. this happened to many tribes. most tribes had their own trail of tears story. so the other southeastern tribes, the

president trump responded with a tweet reading, today elizabeth warren, sometimes referred to by me as pocahontas, joined the race for president. will she run as our first native american presidential candidate, or has she decided that after 32 years this is not playing so well anymore? see you on the campaign trail. >>> one day after a sexual predator was sentenced to prison, the san mateo county sheriff's office is asking other possible victims to step forward. 71-year-old daniel miranda, this man right here in this photo, of pes ca darrow, admitted to doing multiple inappropriate things with young girls as far back as the early 2000s. he pleaded no contest and was sentenced yesterday to ten years in prison. police say a number of victims have already come forward, but they fear there are more. they're asking anyone who has had contact with daniel miranda or allowed him to be around your children to please contact authorities. >>> alameda police need your help finding this man right here. they say he stole from burma superstar, a very popular restaurant on park street in alameda. the theft happ

he has referred to her time and time again as pocahontas.ims that she had in her past native american heritage. how she has use of a claim isa heritage. how she has use of a claim is a very controversial. he encouraged her to take a dna test. that immediately had a response from the cherokee nation and that was a bad idea. they have been critical about how she claimed native american citizenship in the past for university. but truthfully, there is no front—runner as things stand. harris has had a very good start. she was very articulate when she spoke to people who were potential voters. cory booker is out on the campaign trail in iowa. 0thers voters. cory booker is out on the campaign trail in iowa. others are expected to announce their campaign tomorrow. senators who potentially have a chance of winning that democrat nomination. joe biden is another one to mention. he has not announced whether he will make a run. he could be a leading candidate if he decides to run. at the moment there is no front—runner and that is why we are seeing all t