a rashida to tlaib watch party. continue to monitor the rally going on in north carolina for news and go back to a live if makes any. if president trump in the meantime were a fire-breathing racist, ben carson would probably know. secretary carson has served directly under the president for two years. he joins us tonight. mr. secretary, thanks very much for coming on. as he watched the almost unanimous verdict of the media that the president is a hard-boiled racist. the password is this really been almost no other coverage of anything else, what's your response to that? >> i've never seen any evidence of that whatsoever. our conversations have frequently centered around disadvantaged people in our country and what we can do to elevate them. and it seems to me like a racist wouldn't spend so much time on second chance -- wouldn't spend so much time -- with those unrealized capital gains into areas that have traditionally been neglected so that people can rise. he wouldn't spend so much time working on affordable hous

with that said, what are omar and rashida tlaib introducing this resolution?egard. rule number one, you don't invoke the holocaust, hitler, you just don't do that. particularly if you want any credibility. that i will say, she did not limit her citations to that. she did talk about other things. all that said, i think your ultimate thing is she is wanting to preserve the right for americans to boycott if they want to boycott. and i think that's fine. benjamin netanyahu, he has the right to say, "i don't want to hear." and i think that's fine. >> lisa: wears his leader party? x11 members like jerry nadler come out and say the bds movement, once dominic wants israel's estimation. where is the party that is codefendants issue? >> jon: in terms of the resolution itself? >> lisa: on israel and particularly the bds movement. >> jon: the party is united on this. we've got a couple members who have high profiles, they are still fresh members. they don't carry a lot of weight despite what some people want to say about them. but they do get a lot of attention. particula

rashida tlaib, ayanna pressley, ilhan a omar, alexandria cortez.ou have been listening to, the group ofin progressive democrat. they were responding to the president outside the white house. the president simplyit tripled down ont twitter comments he me telling thisen group of congres women to go back to where they came from. those comments have been widely denounced as invoking racist tropes, asst being xenophobic t reactions to what we just heard. i'm joined again by charlie sykes, susan del percio. you were suggesting before this press conference that maybe this was a bit of strategy on trump's part to try to sort of isolate these four members, make them the face of the democratic party. what kind of -- what did you make of theof presentation they just gave there? >>av well, i'm glad they made t point that dissent does not mean that you do not love america. this whole notion that if you criticize the government that you should love it or leave it was never applied, by the way, to donald trump when he was criticizing president obama. there is som

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. he called them anti-american. the news has been going bonkers ever since. the consensus in washington is that trump made a mistake by once again making a story about ms

ocasio-cortez of new york, rashida tlaib of michigan, omar of minnesota and presley of massachusetts. the four women have been critical of the president's immigration policy. house speaker nancy pelosi has been publically feuding with a group of women recently but quickly came to their defense today, tweeting his plan to make america great again has always been about making america white again. here's new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker. >> i haven't seen the tweets but what he just said to me are racist dog whistles. it divides this country and that's what trump wants. >> reporter: later ocasio-cortez tweeted, mr. president, the country i come from and the country we all swear to is the united states. and on top of not accepting an america that elected us, you cannot accept that we don't fear you either. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> now to t seional g inis termat what was hurricane barry. the storm has been downgraded to

>> reporter: congresswoman rashida tlaib of michigan shot back, "keep talking, you just make me work harder. i'm proud of my palestinian roots and a weak bully like you never wins." congresswoman ilan omar of minnesota accused trump of "stoking white nationalism because you are angry that people like us are serving in congress and fighting against your hate-filled agenda." and from congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez of new york, "mr. president, the country i come from, and the country we all swear to, is the united states." on the campaign trail, democratic candidates seized on the president's tweets. >> i'm so sick of people being told they don't belong here. because they disagree with those in power. >> i am freaking appalled that the president of the united states conducts himself in such a disgraceful and racist way. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has, at times, conflicted with the young progressive faction, but she stood by them today, tweeting, "i reject donald trump's xenophobic comments meant to

ilhan omar and rashida tlaib voted against the resolution to condemn the bds movement.ded with them on this. rashida tlaib went so far equating her demand to boycott israel to apartheid in south africa and nazi germany. >> the right to boycott is deeply rooted in the fabric of our country. in the 1980s. many of us in this very body boycotted south african goods in the fight against apartheid. liz: your reaction to that? >> it's horrendous. they are cloking their antisemitism in the cloak of first amendment protests. this is a move to move our nation in a direction of hating israel. half of americans support israel. so they can claim its first amendment, but that's not what it is. >> rashida tlaib and omar have tweeted that trump should be deported. omar tweeted back, quote, why don't we deport you to wherever you came from. your reaction to that? isn't it interesting. tweeted never disappear. we now find out there is complicit in using the same rhetoric and language. let's leave this whole send people back to where they came from alone. that goes to both side. let's get

alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. he called them anti-american. the news has been going bonkers ever since. the consensus in washington is that trump made a mistake by once again making a story about himself. maybe that's true, time will tell. but there's another way to look at it. by singling out these four members of congress, the president also highlighted their prominence in the democratic party. six months h ago, these were jut four young lefties in a sea of 235 house democrats. now, they are the democratic party. if you don't believe it, youou must have missed the press conference they just held, at which all of the channels took live. they said a lot which would help to find the democratic party going forward. here's an example, ayanna pressley of massachusetts explains the president is o not really the president. >> from the occupants of our white house, i will always refe> to him as the occupant as he is only occupying faith, not embodying the grace come come of

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rashida tlaib was born in michigan. and ayanna pressley was born here and ilhan omar was born in somalia but grew up here in the united states. he suggested nancy pelosi would be happy to arrange it. nancy pelosi rejected what she calls the president's xenophobic comments and went on to criticize the raids happening today. boris sanchez is at the white house tonight. there's little doubt who the president's tweet was referring to. why target them? >> president trump is trying to exploit a rift in the democratic party. these four progressive members have been critical of house speaker nancy pelosi, specifically saying that she caved to the administration with the passage of this immigration funding bill last week. pelosi has been frustrated with their use of social media, believing they are often too critical of other democrats. but the president's tweet appears to have backfired. these two sides now apparently

freshman members of congress, but so far there has been no response from alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib or ayanna pressle ayanna pressley. 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.

reporter: congress one and alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib con the fronted the homeland securityry. congresswoman tlaib pressed him about changing the flores amendment that says children cannot be held for more than 20 days at the border. >> do you think this contributes to a dehumanizing policy at the border? >> we don't have a dehumanizing policy at the border. >> keeping them longer. >> we want to keep families together. reporter: congressman mark meadows saying he's going to push for funding within the next 7 days. liz: let's get to ned ryun. your take on the majority west squad ripping into the homeland security secretary today. >> they have not been shy at all. they want to abolish i.c.e. they want to decriminalize crossing the border and give illegals healthcare. they want to abolish i.c.e. and do away with national off earn city with an open borders policy. liz: they are saying the media is not covering their policies. is the president's messaging getting drowrned out by things like the rally and the chants last night? we note love it or leave it messaging is the same str

down on his racist attacks against congressmembers ayanna pressley, alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib, and ilhan omar. on monday, the respondent. >> this is a president who is ultimately violated the very value our country aspires to up hold. equality under the law, religious liberty, equal protection, and protection from persecution. and to distract from that, he is launching a blatantly racist elected members of the united states of house of representatives, all of whom are women of color. amy: the house is set to vote today on a resolution condemning trump's attack. then we will speak with julian castro, the presidential cacandidate who says president trump is acting like a white supremacist and calling for the breakup of ice. >> let me be clear. the reason they're separating these lilittle children from thr families is there using section 1325 of that act, which analyzes coming across the border, to andrcerate the parents separate them. some of us on the stage have called to end it. amy: julian castro will join us from iowa. all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now

trish: rashida tlaib trying to drag nancy pelosi into a fight there. nancy pelosi doesn't care about women who are minorities. the democratic party is imploding right before our eyes. it's no wonder. when you have the likes of ilhan omar, rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez refusing funding for aid for our border just because trump wants it. this is the problem with our country that they should take some ownership over. nancy pelosi is publicly shaming those on the far left due to their refusal to support the emergency border bill saying all these people have their public whatever and twitter world, but they didn't have any following. they are four people and that's how many votes they got. aoc and ilhan omar are not so happy. they are responding on you guessed it, twitter. aoc defends her quote saying it's called public sentiment. ilhan omar accuses pelosi of being salty. isn't that ageist? she seems to be suggesting that the power has totally shifted away from nancy to them. joining me right now, former nevada state gop chair, and robin biro.

and rashida tlaib, he has attacked the first two muslim-american women elected to congress. it's not just that he has demonstrated through both his rhetoric and his policies that he very clearly has an animous toward muslims but he is also willing to fan the flames of islamaphobia for political gain. it's dangerous, risks incitement and sends a dangerous message to muslims in the united states and across the world. >> it certainly does. jackie, at least until now, only a few republicans in the house of representatives and the senate for that matter, as well, have actually come out and condemned the president's remarks as racist. >> well, i actually just spoke with former congressman mark sanford prior to getting on set with you. he told me that the silence is cor corrosive but not surprising because those who spoke out had either passed away, lost their seat, resigned or left the party. i would be remiss outside the racial and unfortunate not twisting you see a lot of republicans doing in order to save face and protect their seat and their political stature in the party of t

before 9/11, we were fine. >> harris: democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib stepping up criticism ofas you just heard, the congresswoman suggested that the united states was fine without ice in the years before september 11. it is unclear if she is aware that two of the 9/11 hijackers were in the country illegally and the agency's duty existed under different, defukt -- defunct agency. let's start with you and the facts, your thoughts. >> well, it is not a decision, you are right, harris, i mean, ice became -- is formed out of legacy agency, u.s. custom service and u.s. immigration and naturalization service, they combine the agencies to create ice. immigration forces have been around decades, this congresswoman has not done her homework and studied at all. it has been around for decades. the big change is ice enforcement operation is specifically with immigration related arrests are more targeted, more sophisticated. in the ins days, used to walk through looking for people they had reason to believe were in the country illegally. now it is a targeted operation, they know where they

>> you know the adage that all politics is local, where rashida tlaib is finding out that, president lot of hostility towards israel isn't the best way to please you work end. make sure she is focused on detroit, so she is somebody who actually barely won her primary last year and >> dana: she ran against brenda jones and you are right. 31.2%. they were -- less than a thousand votes away. as brenda jones challenging her again? >> she is thinking about running again and when you look at those results come with the african-american vote opposed rashida tlaib, they voted for candidates other than her so there is a belief among democrats that she was a fluke candidate and african-americans wanted a member to represent the city of detroit and that dynamic is what is making hurry lot more vulnerable. >> dana: went as brenda jones have to decide? >> she has until early 2020, but if she does run, she would be highly vulnerable. >> dana: we will take a look at that one. after show you a video. she ran for congress in kentucky and she lost, now she wants to take on mitch mcconnell and she has

gregg: congresswoman rashida tlaib claiming president trump has a hate agenda.ts so insistent on pushing that hate narrative? maybe because the issues don't work in their favor? joining me, kayleigh mcenany. maybe it many hard to run against the following facts. in tlaib's district alone unemployment has dropped substantially, wages are up and gdp has increased by 8%. what about that? >> i don't think he has a hate agenda. i think he has a divide and distract agenda. he has three moves. to divide. will that work in 2020? will that inflame his base enough to come out and support them versus anger the independents and the black voters? i am seeing more of the latter than the former. gregg: one could argue tlaib has been spewing more hatred since the day she was sworn in and launched into a profanity-laced tirade about impeaching president trump. her language hasn't improved much since then. >> that's right. she is a very vile, profane-ridding tirade against the president. maybe she is trying to deflect from her own history of hate. she said isis terrorizing commun

even the media not buying rashida tlaib's take on israel. the democrats getting ready to rumble. democrat debates tomorrow night. we'll show you the big smack down warning saying you 2020 democrats you are going to lose the white house. voters don't like and want what you are selling. if you like your insurance you cannot keep your insurance. the democrats are flat out not telling you the severe pain you will go through with their plan. new government data rebukes the democrats showing the understand system here is good and solid. you wouldn't believe the percentage of americans who have coverage. so why rip up the whole system? i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. let's get to jessica stone with the latest. reporter: the negotiators are hoping a change scenery will help get the trade talks across the finish line. they are moving them from beijing to shanghai. they are trying to resolve the future of global commerce. the delegation for the united states being led by robert lighthizer. pre

. >> democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib joins me days after visiting detention centers in texas. >>> and -- >> now is your chance to join the military. >> seth moulton takes on trump's call to serve and takes on his 2020 campaign. >> i got into this race very late. >> was that a mistake? >> announcer: here now co-anchor martha raddatz. >> good morning and welcome to "this week." so much to get to, from the president's salute to america to the explosive "the new york times" report that dropped last night with new, firsthand accounts of the squalid conditions at a detention facility in texas. >>> but we begin with our brand-new abc news/"washington post" poll, the president's approval rating at 44%, that's a career high in our poll. and yet, 53% disapprove of his performance, making president trump the only president in modern history to have majority disapproval ratings for his first 2 1/2 years in office. and just 40% of americans approve of how he's handling his signature issue -- immigration. the numbers there falling sharply along partisan lines. the overwhelming majority of a

>> part of the rise of ilhan omar and rashida tlaib is they are anti-trump. trump helped create an environment in which people feel attacked. the anti-immigrant and xenophobic and anti-immigrant language. trish: i will remind you of something and think about this as we go into 2020. americans want something to vote for and not against. deneen, kevin, good to see you. insulting and harassing trump supporters. it's all too familiar a sight in this country. remember this woman who was cornered and egged? tonight, another horrific story. this man says he was attacked over the july 4 holiday because he was wearing a make america great again hat. one of the co-founders of apple taking on billionaire mark zuckerberg saying people need to drop their facebook accounts now. >> my recommendation to most of people is you should figure out a way to get off facebook. trish: i'm going to find out why. the far left in new york rolling out the red carpet for illegals. governor cuomo is signing a bill to hand out driver's licenses. my next guest is suing over it. he says not j

. >> bill: i mentioned rashida tlaib.y yesterday, she said the following. >> i'm not going nowhere. not until i impeach this president. >> bill: that was a familiar common, minus the abuse of language. when she first went off. kellyanne conway made the point repeatedly that these women can't help themselves, and they love the attention. >> you know, a clip resurfaced over the weekend of rashida tlaib being pulled out of a 2016 meeting where trump was speaking i think to the detroit economic council, yelling, screaming, really kind of looking like a crazy person. i think we are going to see more of that. i don't think they can help themselves. they hate this president with a vitriol that honestly and pastimes would be pretty shocking i think to voters. >> bill: you believe that? >> oh, i do. that they hate him? oh, yes. we rarely have heard -- i think people are becoming immune to the vitriol. you can say anything you want about this president. that was not historically the case. people had some respect for the office. tha

>> lisa: two things i find interesting -- if you look at represented of omar and rashida tlaib, they eets thing to deport certain people. particularly tlaib talking about president trump. so i find it interesting i'm not a ton of coverage about those treats there, either. but if you look at someone like representative omar and what president trump is trying to do, to pay the democrat party as extreme and out of touch with america. he wants to take these women -- if you look at somebody like representative omar, she's essentially an american success story. coming here as a refugee, being educated, going on to become a member of congress, that is part of the american dream. i do think there's a sense of frustration, because you hear some of these comments that she has previously made. in a metallizing 9/11, which she absolutely did. saying it as "some people did something." making comments like that, what nancy pelosi has said is bigoted and dangerous. what she has said. i don't think president trump is wrong to draw attendant to the substance of that. >> harris: you can't move the fact

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rashida tlaib and ihlan omar are among them.ilence opposition of iz rales blatantly racist policies. your reaction? >> so i actually spoke to her about this. this resolution does nothing of the sort. it does not stop any speech about israel or anything else. it recognizes the legitimate purpose of boycotts to history, but not every boycott is legitimate or just. >> >> she disagreed. i don't know if she's read the resolution. this resolution recognizes the right of americans to petition their government, to take actions to express their views. but as i was saying, not every, in particular this case, bds, is not legitimate or just in its effort to delegitimatize the state of israel. >> the house speaker talked about bds when she spoke to the american-israel lobbying group back in march. listen to what she said. >> we must also be vigilant against bigoted or dangerous ideologies masquerading as policy and that includes bds. >> i assume you agree with that statement? >> 100%. >> so if bds is bigoted, are those who support it, your c

sabrina, i spoke with congresswoman rashida tlaib. she specifically said that the president was being islamaphobic of going after her and congresswoman omar, the first two muslim women elected to the house of representatives. clearly he doesn't see any downside of going after these two women. >> he campaigned on banning all muslims from entering the the united states. he falsely claimed that muslims were celebrating on the roofs of new jersey on 9/11. he flirted with the idea of muslim registry. since taking office, he has sought to restrict immigration from muslim majority countries, used his twitter account to share propaganda and conspiracy theories and now since january, since the arrival of ilhan omar and rashida tlaib, he has attacked the first two muslim-american women elected to congress. it's not just that he has demonstrated through both his rhetoric and his policies that he very clearly has an animous toward muslims but he is also willing to fan the flames of islamaphobia for political gain. it's dangerous, risks incitement

how does rashida tlaib fight against that?ow do you compete with that kind of economy in michigan? >> capri: i think this argument people are saying, why do democrats continue to go back to this? this "everyone is a racist" narrative were talking point. because they are not countering with policy specifics. i think this is where democrats are getting it wrong. we have communities like the mountie valley in ohio that have lost jobs because the general motors plant has subsequently closed the economy has not touched every community in the same positive manner. that doesn't mean the economy is not good overall. but it does mean the democrats -- we can't be against donald trump. that's not how you win. we have to stand for something, which is how we won in the midterm elections. focusing on those kitchen issues. the >> darrell: if you think about it, this president called out general motors for closing lordstown. >> capri: he did. they need his help still. >> darrell: he's continuing to say, "figure out how you bring jobs to that

three members rashida tlaib, omar and ocasio-cortez were among 17 who voted against the resolution. massachusetts presley broke from the group, voting yes. she explains she supports omar's resolution supporting boycott of israel in general. charlie, your head is going to pop off, you are shaking it so hard. what is going on? >> it is strange they want to boycott the single country in middle east when all three religions have representation in government, only country in middle east that has gay pride parade and only country where women can serve in government and there has been female prime ministers time and time again and they want to lift pressure on iran and put pressure on israel. very strange foreign policy doctrine. different from d.c., and one against traditional proven american foreign policy to stand with our greatest ally in the middle east. >> harris: jessica. >> jessica: i disagree. john lewis, civil rights icon, she's laid out on twitter her reasoning for not going along with the squad on this aeveryon should look at it. israel is our greatest ally in the region. there

it would curse their mind as you listen to the sort of morning it sounds like from rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez towards their speaker? >> well, i try to never get between a dog and a fire hydran fire hydrant, but it's clear that speaker pelosi is having trouble with some members of her caucus. we've known for a while, martha, that there are really two speakers of the house. one of course is speaker pelosi, but there's also a shadow speaker, congresswoman ocasio-cortez and i suppose you could other at the other members of "the squad" as well. >> martha: you are not referring to those three women as dogs, i assume. >> i'm sorry i didn't hear you. >> martha: you are not referring to those women as dogs, someone will accuse you of that when you talk about dogs and a fire hydrant. i wanted to give you a second to clarify. >> correct. that's what we call a metaphor. >> martha: exactly. it use it only a fool argues with bulls, or something to that effect. to expect -- do you think the president needs to clarify anything that he said when he was out there tonight, and you expec

one of those freshman, rashida tlaib, getting emotional emotional. watch. >> stop sending money.t's not working. another one said, "i wasn't trained for this. i'm not a social worker. i'm not a medical care worker." he actually said, "i want to be at the border. that was i was trained to be at." the last one, mr. chairman, the separation policy isn't working, he said. he knew about the separation policy that he was enacting. cbp morale is one of the lowest among law enforcement agencies, mr. chairman. >> katie: this coming after a dhs inspector general's report last month describe serious overcrowding at a texas detention facility. one senior manager at a facility calling the situation a "ticking time bomb." meanwhile, vice president mike pence will join some members of the senate judiciary committee today to tour a detention facility in mcallen, texas. but most democrats on the committee are reportedly not planning to take part. pence says he will bring it to tv cameras to prove migrants are getting care. now the argument from alexandria ocasio-cortez's we shouldn't be detain pe

congresswoman rashida tlaib was attending a protest and she was asked by reporters to comment on what'sappening in baltimore. but she repeatedly dodged questions saying she is from michigan and doesn't want to comment on baltimore. liz: tonight's big matchup is elizabeth warren versus bernie sanders. and tomorrow is joe biden versus kamala harris. here is the question all of them are missing. it's not just who is best 0 take on trump. voters are asking which candidate best reflects what i think. great to see you, congresswoman. which candidate reflects what voters want and think, right? >> i think it's president trump myself. but he won't be on the stage tonight. the democrats are way too liberal if you ask me. liz: you are probably going to say good-bye to cory booker, klobuchar and more. this is what's happening with democrat front runners since 1970. this is astonishing. they will have a hard time. this is what we found going on since 1969 and 1970. maybe the party has been picking the wrong candidate. democrats tend to chew up and spit out their properties runners. only three nomine

and with that i'll hand it over to rashida tlaib. >> thank you so much. thank you to my sisters in service and thank you all so much for being here. as we know the recent tweets and words from the president are a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook. we can't allow hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones and caging them up and illegal horrific conditions. i represent the third course congressional district in this country, one that is made of working people. who have been targeted by this administration and their actions and words are hurting them today. i was elected to fight for them, fight for the 13 congressional district. they sent me here to congress to fight back against the corporate assault and the corruption in our country. this means supporting an impeachment inquiry of this president and his actions by the administration and his appointees. sadly, this is not the first n

. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib joins me tonight. then -- >> i think it's totally ridiculous that we would have a census without asking. >> a huge victory as the white house backs down on a citizenship question on the census. >>> plus -- >> what's your tax bracket? i don't know. i pay as little as possible because i'mn honest guy. >> how democrats are finally going after trump's taxes. >>> and as tanks arrive in washington, d.c., new concerns for the president's big military shindig on the fourth of july. >> this is all about a salute to america. the president is not going to get political. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes. every day we learn more about the conditions in trump detention facilities, and every day it is worse. these latest details come not from democrats or from immigration lawyers, but from the government itself in the form of yet another report from the department of homeland security inspector general, describing what can only be called a human rights disaster. inspectors visi

state he won by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016 by renewing his attack on michigan congresswomen rashida tlaib. >> i watched just this morning this tlaib, tlaib. from michigan, right? it's a great state. we won michigan. there is no way she stands for the values of the people of michigan, but i watched her this morning. she's vicious. she's like a crazed lunatic. >> well, the democratic presidential candidates will get their chance to speak to michigan voters during the second democratic debate in congresswoman tlaib's state next wednesday. i'm joined by jemele hill, staff writer for the atlantic and host for the podcast jemele hill is unbothered. and john brae burn, a republican strategist. jemele, the first time i really had you on. everybody thinks you're great so, be great. >> i'll try. >> i want to ask you, big pi pictu picture. i'm old. i've been around listening to political debates. i've heard the dog whistles, the wedge language, you've grown up hearing it, the welfare queen, the young buck. we've heard all the tricks. this is plate important, however. what do you think is role of thi

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. >> but even before the president fired off his latest attack, one of the four congresswomen, rashida tlaib of michigan, blasted the president at the naacp convention in detroit. >> yeah, i'm not going nowhere! not until i impeach this president! and it's beyond just the four of us. the squad is all of you. and i can tell you, there's -- you are all the squad. trust me. if you support equity, you support justice, you are one of us. >> well "the washington post" reported on the attempt last week to manage the crisis from the racist tweet. "advisers wrote new talking points and handed him reams of opposition research on the four congresswomen. pivot to patriotism, focus on their ideas and behavior, not identity. some would still see a racist agenda." the argument went but at least it would not be so explicit. anyway, the president took issue with that reporting writing, now, really, does that sound like me? what advisers? there were no talking points except those stated by me and reams of paper were never given to me. well, in fact, a photo of the president's notes from an event last week sho

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. >> representative rashida tlaib, she was describing the president of the united states and the presidency with the big fat vicious, the way she said it, vicious f word. that's not somebody that loves our country. representative alexandria owe ca ocasio-cortez. she's conducted outrageous attacks against men and women of law enforcement but cortez, somebody said that's not her name, it's -- they said, that's not her name, sir. i said, no, no, i don't have time to go with three different names. we'll call her cortez. >> now white house officials have been teasing all day that the president's rally was going to be one of the most fiery he's had to date. the president was reading from a teleprompter as he was making the remarks about the freshmen democratic women of color. we're told that some of the president's allies saw it as a mistake telling them to go back to the places they came from even though three of them were from the united states, now you're seeing the president turn that into a stumble as to what can help the president. certainly something that the president leaned into in that

democrats in rashida tlaib's home district in michigan are upset with her.the democrat caucus said i want to get focused on the district rather than all the attention she is getting. stay out of the press. >> they are right. the members of the so-called squad are out there getting national attentionn instead of paying attention to the people at home. their job approval ratings are low. they have a hard time defending their policies. rashida tlaib moments before this show came out and called for a $20 minimum wage, believe it or not. i think they have a hard time confronting trump on the good policies he's putting into place where people at home are seeing the benefits of the economy in their pocketbook. they would rather have these so-called cat fights and feuds with the president where we are just doing a bunch of name calling. liz: we do know that there is video resurfacing from 2016 that shows private citizen tlaib disrupting and protesting an economic speech with then candidate trump. your take on that. >> when you hear these protesters interrupting aspe

liz: the house voting during our hour to block a big push by ilhan omar and rashida tlaib to boycott and sanction israel. tlaib says that big push is unconstitutional. progressives have yet to explain why they slammed the clump administration's atells bullying. wil>> we are going to energize e country and get brexit done. britain will have a new spirit of can-do. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. president trump: a really good man is going to be the prime minister of the u.k., boris johnson. he's tough and he's smart. they are saying britain trump. people are saying that's a good thing. liz: boris

her colleague, representative rashida tlaib agreed with omar's characterization of 9/11. representative representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. check out her scores with her new green new deal. the green new deal. where did that come from? trish: this after the house passed a resolution condemning the president's comments as quote racist. six lawmakers chose not to vote either way on that resolution. when monday them andy biggs. you chose not to participate, sir, why? >> i was on a plane coming back with a two-hour mechanical delay in dallas and couldn't make it back in time. trish: you were otherwise indispod. how would you have voted? >> i would have voted no. you kn support that kind of resolution. the president of the united states made a legitimate comment about people who don't like this country who make statement that they don't like the country. they made a statement about it. the resolution was so biased in nature, the speaker herself couldn't read the title of that resolution authorize could she read the resolution on the floor because it violated the rules of

. >> representative rashida tlaib, she was describing the president of the united states as the presidency with the big, fat vicious, as she described it, vicious f word. representative an lexan drks ax alexandria ocasio cortez. somebody said, that's not her name, it's -- they said, that's not her name, sir. i said, no, no, i don't have time to go with three different names. we'll call her cortez. >> reporter: now white house officials have been teasing all day that the president's rally was going to be one of the most fiery he's had to date. the president was reading from a teleprompter as he was making the remarks about the freshman democratic women of color. even though some of the allies saw it as a mistake, they're told to go back to the places they came from even though three of them were from the united states, now you're seeing th presidential nominee. it will be a strategy. it was something the president leaned into. >> caitlyn collins, thank you. >>> two members of the democratic squad are responding after the president gave those remarks. ilhan oman said, i am where i belong. th

ilhan omar and ra rashida tlaibe planning a visit to the west bank.een accused of anti-semetic views for supporting the bds movement. israeli law allows authorities to deny entry to anyone who supported boycotting the country. rob: alexandria ocasio-cortez's latest republican challenger is accusing the congresswoman of ignoring her own district. she says she is more focused on her fame than actually getting things done. >> she put out policy like the job-killing green new deal. she then went on to kill the amazon deal in new york. i do believe that aoc has neglected in her limelight bid to focus on the congressional district. rob: she released this campaign video wednesday announcing her run against aoc, the fifth republican to do so. jillian: tesla under fire and responding to fox business after reports the automaker cut corners to meet production goals of its model 3. rob: tracee, what is tesla saying? >> a new report came out from cnbc where some current and former employees of tesla who worked in the open air production tent in fremont, california

rashida tlaib is palestinian. she's seen firsthand the immense suffering of palestinians who live without basic rights in the west bank. why wouldn't she be a critic of israel? and i love the fact on the one hand donald trump says that basically and his supporters say, you can't accuse donald trump of bigotry, right? and yet they call rashida tlaib and ilhan omar anti-semites all the time without citing any evidence. >> i want to know what the evidence is. i did a fact check on what they said about it. what she did say, we talked about it, about the benjamins, hamas and gaza, the conflict there. then she apologized and said she was learning from her comments, which is something the president hasn't done. and by the way, they were elected because of those positions. but go on. in part because of it. >> if ilhan omar is anti-y anti-semitic, then president trump is because he told them they wouldn't support him because he didn't want their money. donald trump has actually been more blatant about associating jews with

her colleague, representative rashida tlaib, she was describing the president with the vicious "f wordething that loves our country. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez -- >> [booing] >> these are bad people. if they don't love it. tell them to leave it. when biden goes out, i see sleepy joe, they had 115 people show up. that's our first row. i always said i have more indian blood in me than she has in her, and i have none. bernie sanders, he's desperate now. leaders come in from other countries, all start out by saying mr. president, i'd like to congratulate you on the incredible economy that you created, the greatest anywhere in the world, by far. you must never forget the 2020 election is all about one thing, you. it's about you. [ cheering and applause ] heather: well, the president as you saw there wasting no time going after what he called the left wing extremist of the democratic party. todd piro is here now with how the rivalry with the squad seems to be ramping p. i loved it when he was talking about aoc and he said three names is too much for him and he's just calling her