>> google robert f. williams. he was a person that inspired the panthers to become the panthers. he was a black marxist. he was a person that nra gave a charter to in north carolina so that blacks could defend themselves later on people like. that he also sold them ammunition when they couldn't buy ammunition locally. so nra has a value to me. my father's been a member. i'm a member. i think my father is lifetime. i'm a member. it had value to me my entire life. i am personally think that one million black then this week should go online and just get a year's membership and see how you like it. they didn't hold that thing in atlanta for nothing. they could have held it in minnesota or oklahoma. they could have held it in north texas. they held it in atlanta because they don't have a problem with you having guns. >> you fwlaef? >> absolutely i do. >> i'm not sure i buy. that you don't have to buy it. >> everything you say, this is my point f we want to do something about the gun control issue in this country, give every negro a gun in america, that problems goes away. >> let's do

william f. buckly famously excommunicated from the republican party. said, we don't want your votes. trump will not say to these people, we don't want your votes. robert: let's talk about this. republicans mostly denounce the groups behind the violence. but they were reluctant to criticize the president's remarks. the sharpest criticism, it came from two southern senators. tim scott of south carolina. and bob corker of tennessee. >> what we want to see from our president is clarity and moral authority. and that moral authority's compromised when tuesday happens. there's no question about that. >> i think our president needs to take stock of the role that he plays in our nation and move beyond himself. he also recently has not demonstrated that he understands the character of this nation. robert: shawna, you were the reporter sitting down with senator tim scott, the lone african-american republican in the united states senate. and he's talking about the moral authority of a republican president. shawna: yeah. he brought that up himself. i had a question ready to go about moral authority. and he's the one who was questioning president trump's moral auth