all west virginia has is robert byrd at school, robert byrd street, where does it end?ng? >> i think there are two separate issues. on the remaking of history, the renaming of the erasing of history. i think that is very dangerous and it threatens to undermine the very foundation of our nation, for example. there has been slavery, a scar on the face of society since the ancient egyptians, 3100 years bc. then the romans, the greeks, george washington to thomas jefferson was the president and you both referenced. i think it's very dangerous when you start trying to bring historical figures and monuments and mementos up to contemporary political standards, it's very dangerous, very susceptible to political correctness. that is a separate issue from the failure to denounce neo-nazis. those are two different issues. the president made a grievous error in failing to denounce immediately the neo-nazis, the second point, the larger point >> sean: in fairness, i have tapes of him doing it throughout the years. david duke, white supremacists throughout the years. he said it so ma

robert byrd filibustered this thing.e're watching this whole narrative unfold in charlottesville, i mentioned the president has a history of condemning, condemning, disavowing, the media never mentions that. their only thing is he didn't say the group fast enough even though he said it repeatedly over the years. i want to get your reaction to that and your reaction of democrats, all the confederate symbols of any kind in history must be removed, what's your reaction? >> this is about the whitewashing of history by progressive leftists. it bubbled up first on campuses where you saw social justice warriors trying to tear down every last statue. now it has spread across the country. we have a statue of lincoln that was defaced in chicago. >> sean: we have a picture of it. >> what a disgrace. that's what we've come to? everybody is piling on with their special interests. for some reason and philadelphia, people are trying to tear down a statue of the former mayor there frank rizzo. what is going on here? i absolutely agree w

. >> he has changed. >> if robert byrd can change then steve scalise can realize. >> at least robert ed that change. >> yes. and steve scalise came out -- >> my only point to both of you guys at this table is let's not be selective in our outrage. let's not try to root the cancer out just because it's offensive in our face today. i think that the republican party has a cancer in its base. and that cancer is not only debilitating to the republican party, that cancer is debilitating to the united states of america. >> we got the take a quick break. protesters topple a confederate statue in north carolina tonight. this comes after the violent protests obviously in charlottesville over the confederate statue there. should these statues be taken down and are we erasing history? i'll get the panel's take after the break. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've

robert byrd was the conscience of the senate. clinton went bill to his funeral. the sky was a high official in the kkk and it is important to realize that the ku klux klan, i am not quoting the progressive historian, but the ku klux klan was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate at the convention that founded the klan. woodrow wilson revived it after it was shut down. it was an extension of the democratic party, with violence and terrorism. you group of ragtag guys, do not say they endorse donald trump because he wants to america great again, they have an actual history. it is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. rty. i guess i will leave it at that. host: you write that the fascist card is used to intimidate republicans. nazism, after all, is the ultimate form of hate and the association with it is the ultimate hate crime. it has turned the tables on the left. they are the ones who do bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a fascist ideology. in a sentence before, you said: somebody t

contrast this with robert byrd. he was the conscience of the senate, the mentor to hillary her own term. obama and bill clinton went to hess funeral to eulogize him. this guy was a high official in the ku klux klan. important to realize, ku klux klan, i'm quoting progressive historian eric stoner columbia university, ku klux klan was 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention founded the clan. the republicans shut down thed klan. president woodrow wilson revived the klan.w wilsoned the clan was a extension of democratic party. hey, they endorsed trump because they don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. klan has actual history and the history is closely connectedwa with the history of the democratic party. i guess i will leave it at that. >> host: up with section from your book, you write the facism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans with being feared. naziism is ultimate form of hate, association w

i don't remember her wanting the statue removed in the corridor of kkk member robert byrd. with reaction to my word and how we move forward is performing artist joy avila who has a new song "make america great again." and giano caldwell. >> i'm sorry this where we are right now. i hope the president learns a lesson. it's disturbing. are you feeling better after that. >> i listened to your monologue and it sounds like you took all of my talking points and put them in your monologue. jesse: i didn't hear what you said. but i saw the crying. so let me just get your reaction. the left doesn't want the robert e. lee stuff. i understand that, it's divisive. let the people decide. when you go after mounted rush more? >> that's more of a difficult process. and i agree with your monologue. robert e. lee was a democrat of course. in addition i don't think we should be giving out participation trophies for those who didn't win something. slavery and the war were divisive. in terms of letting local rule decide whether to let statues go. they are a part of history. i'm not a big believe

robert byrd was a conscious of the senate. obama and bill clinton went to his funeral to eulogize.the sky with a high official in the ku klux klan. some parts realists the ku klux klan and i'm not quoting it was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic parties. a delegate of the democratic national convention who founded the claim. the republican checked on the clan. president woodrow wilson revise the clan and it was an extension of democratic violence and terrorism. so now when you look at right take ice and say they endorse trump because the don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. he has actually history is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> you write the fashion in part is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of being branded in spirit. nazism is the ultimate form of hate the ultimate hate crime. the tables hot democratic and show that they, not trump are the real fascists. they subscribe to full-blown fascist ideology. he said : someone that is ultimate hate crime.

contrast with robert byrd, the mentor to hillary, obama and bill clinton went to the funeral still eulogize. he was a high official in the ku klux klan. i'm not quoting the progressive historian, the ku klux klan was quote for 30 years, the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention, the republican shut down the clan and woodrow wilson -- it was a. [inaudible] now will look at ragtag guys and said they endorsed trump because they don't have a job. and he wants to make america great again. no, the clan has mac shall history. the history is closely connected to the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> one section from your book, you write the fascism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of it being branded. nancy is some is the ultimate form of hate and the ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables and show that they, not chop by the real fascists. they use intimidation tactics to subscribe to a full blown fascist ideology. you said calling some of that is the ultimate h

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. >> tucker: this is not a racist police chief, this is the exalted cyclops of the kkk robert byrd, thest serving u.s. senator who died several yearsed ago. why is there no effort to take his name off these buildings as a former client recruiter, you think people would be offended by his name. >> i think you need to give it time. i think one of the issues as you can take down all of the monuments, you can change the names of a lot of buildings but you can't change american history. i think that's part of what's missing on this conversation. do i want to see monuments and statues of people who are racist or supported slavery? not really. but at the same time, i don't completely want to erase american history either because i want to make sure future generations know what happens. i think we are in this cycle, were in such a rush to get rid us of badthat remind times in our history and it's like, it was bad but we also have to remember what happened in the past in hopes of not repeating it as well. tucker: i think that's right and also the united states ended slavery around the world, but

you know the democratic party is the -- robert byrd was part of the ku klux klan and the democrats justheel him in a wheelchair. have you guys cut me off yet? host: no, brian, but we have a lot of callers so we're going to shawn from our independent line. hi, shawn. caller: hi, good morning. host: good morning. do you think hate speech should be protected? caller: yes and no. t's a duality of it. some of the things those guys say, some things make sense and are relevant. so we should give them a platform to hear what they're saying and negate where they're coming from. because i remember seeing the things that happened last weekend in weekend and they were addressing the jews would not replace us but all our organizations that have black interests which i'm a brother nd home sexual with the -- homosexual and gay agenda. why don't they have jewish organizations that's speaking? because that's one of the specific points that were made. and another thing is will -- no, i just will listen. thank you so much. you look great and you do a great job. and you're a credit to your race, the human

. >> at least robert byrd vocalized that change. >> yes. steve scalise came out -- >> my only point to both of you guys at this table is let's not be selective in our outrage. let's not try to root the cancer out just because it's offensive in our face today. i think that the republican party has a cancer in its base. and that cancer is not only debilitating to the republican party, that cancer is debilitating to the united states of america. >> we got the take a quick break. protesters topple a confederate statue in north carolina tonight. this comes after the violent protests obviously in charlottesville over the confederate statue there. should these statues be taken down and are we racing history? i'll get the panel's take after the break. over the course of 9 days steve chooses to walk 26.2 miles. that's a marathon. and he does it with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer m

we have robert c byrd, a life coul.tatue i am a 62-year-old, white, partially white, and i am outragede tried to keep my black friends from going to school in my elementary years. life andist all his has been in congress 40 plus years. he has a life-sized statue. how come we are not outraged with his statue in our state capital? where is the outrage for that? just because he is a democrat? thank you. have a nice day. guest: thank you for the question, brother. i think it is wonderful that we are in this moment where we can have these types of conversations. i think in the specific case of byrd, you are talking about someone who was a racist but actually repudiated his views and then took political action to a certain extent that reflected the changing viewpoint. i think there is a difference between someone like that and somebody like a confederate "war hero." again, this is the conversation. we can actually start to think about in what instances should the people we are giving statues to whom may not be part of an explicit confederate project, in what instances should we be removing o

we saw it with robert byrd.tury, we thought this was a done issue. and then along comes donald trump who about a decade ago began churning up the racist waters in our country with his calls about birtherism and challenging president obama's legitima legitimacy. and then went explicitly into a campaign that was designed to appeal, to dog whistle the most racist elements in our society. i don't believe david duke is confused. i think david duke, on his impressions of davonald trump, last night he said donald trump was speaking implicitly while david duke is speaking explicitly. he went on to cite trump's so-called muslim ban and his wall he wants to build between us and mexico. as examples of how this in david duke's eyes perfect alignment between trump and some of his most notorious policies and the goals of the ku klux klan. donald trump has to come out -- he has set out a higher bar for himself. he cannot come out a day late and a dollar short like he just did with his kind of weak tea statement trying to stren

. >> it is and it was with robert byrd and the democrat party, for example who accepted him.n are we going to go out and take his name off buildings around the country? when are democrats going to march? by the way to decides what comes down appear in this country needs to be a part. >> eboni: that's a separate -- as you say accurately that's a distinct conversation and i'm happy to have it. >> i know that the fighting is good in this show and i know that's important. let's have the human common denominator tonight that there are lives that were lost, families in grief. we lost those that would protect us. >> two great troopers. >> two wonderful troopers. >> eboni: we called them out by name on this program because they matter. >> people are hurting. let's be the common denominator. we stand for humanity and grace and dignity. the republican party is the party of more. greater opportunity for all. and while we talk about the terrible tragedies that happened over the weekend, there is a lot of other beautiful stories happening in this country. americans are enjoying a better e

picture of take a robert byrd down, john f. kennedy -- if you go on the internet, he praised at off son.r's -- adolph his you can go on internet for that. friends withdy was the brilliant german rocket science -- scientists. he had such brainpower in , they were sitting in a car together waiting to the crowds. he was a member of process. rights about black a member of the senate virginia veteran andtnam war member of the virginia war memorial commission, understanding the purpose of confederate memorials. erected monuments to those who fought in war several decades after the war. the confederate soldier monument at the old courthouse in leesburg was erected 43 years after the war ended. and in syracuse, new york. what do you think? caller: i don't think they should take the statues down. and what is happening in north carolina. host: north hollywood california. caller: i think they should take the statues down and. at one point i didn't think that they should, but after giving it some serious thought i believe they should take

they should take the statue or picture of robert byrd down. i'm going to shock everybody. john f. kennedy -- if you go on the internet, he praised adolf hitler. around the 1930's or 1940's. when he was a young man. calling him basically a legend. you can go on the internet for that. and furthermore john f. kennedy was friends with one of our -- a brilliant german rocket science. he was in the ss. he was friends with him because he had such brainpower and mathematics developed rocket programs. he was friends with a member of the ss so let's take down his photograph. rights ahard black member of the senate of virginia, and also a member of the virginia war memorial commission. he writes understanding the purpose of confederate memorial. localities erected monuments to those who fought in the war between the states several decades after the war while millions of those veterans were still living. the confederate soldier monument at the old courthouse in leesburg was erected in 1908. most confederate veterans would have been in their 60's and many had befriended old adversaries. when t

spouned the ku klux klan remember senator byrd, one of the klan members served in the senate and franklin delano roosevelt when he dedicated the statue of general robert. lee, just applauded him as a great gentleman, a great leader of men, and then went on to say he's one of the great christian americans in our history now should we start taking down franklin delano roosevelt's statue it's sad -- go ahead >> i think the question for a lot of ceos is, this past week, was what their responsibility, and moral duty was in regards to the comments that the president made and i'm not going to dispute what you said tosuggest clearl the president condemned those words, but then, he both doubled down on what some people thought was an equivalency between not -- people promoting nazis, and white supremacists and those that were promoting the sort of anti-fascism and that those are not the same things and that that's why so many people have come forward on this issue. and that he's been slow, not just this week, but has a history and i pattern of being slow to defend that position >> well, i think that's pretty ridiculous you know, what does serving on the manufa