steve schmidt, he is the one that chose sarah palin as the running meat and columnist george will isdvocating everyone vote democratic to y r quarantine trump. i will ask rob reiner. first, there is no doubt the images are upsetting as is the policy. immigrant children housed in shelters our transported around the country. i will not defend separating children from parents. i am pleased that the president yielded to public opinion. that is a good thing. people that despise donald trump ought to note he listened to reason and changed his mind. people that don't like what the president is doing on other issues should focus on how it happened and try to replicate it. but the border crisis is not of trump's creation. we cannot allow people's feelings towards the president and the images and sounds of kids to overshadow the reality that we have a crisis that requires resolution, how to control the borders and make immigration an orderly, legal process. as pointed out in national review there is a significant morale cost to not enforcing the border. there is obviously a morale cost separat

oh my god they buried the political aspirations of sarah palin palin, but i would say donald trump took that tenfold and didn't make a difference. the thing i'll say we got lucky with was we had to do sarah palin six times then she lost and we didn't have to worry about it. where as i do feel for the current snl staff because the thing that was supposed to go away is now an ef week issue for them. but i think they're doing a great job with it. >> you have to face the same challenges as a comedian. night after night after night deal iing with the theatre of t absurd. i mean, at some point, i mean, how do you evaluate donald trump as an entertainer? in other words, you work with some of the best in the world. i know about him as a political leader, but as a pure entertainer, where do you rank him? >> oh, i think he's fantastic entertainer. magnetic, has an ability to play to the crowd is undervaluing him. i actually think his stump speech he built the same way a stand up comedian builds their act in that he tries out new things and the stuff that works goes into the act as a recuring bit.

steve schmidt is the one who chose sarah palin as it has running mate.ow, george will is advocating everyone vote democratic in the midterms to quarantine trump. and the current culture of instability is blamed on everything from the president to hollywood, social media and the politically polarized country. what can be done about it? i'll ask film maker, actor and activist, rod rider. the images are as upsetting as the policy. immigrant children housed in tent cities and transported around the city. i will not defend separating children from parents. i'm pleased, for the first time, the president yielded public opinion. that's a good thing. people who despise donald trump ought to note on immigration, he listened to reason and changed his mind. people who don't like what the president is doing on other issues, try to replicate. try to realize, the border crisis is not of trump's creation. we cannot allow people's antipathy toward the president and images and sounds of kids to overshadow the reality we have a crisis that requires resolution. how to contr

sarah palin, same thing. yeah, there is a cultish segment of the population but so what?that trump has cultish followers and obama did not, every person on that panel was cultish for obama. come on question is. tyrus: what are the people doing that -- was there a bunch of trump guys with red ties running around the north korean summit? what is the cult doing other than the president is doing his job but i don't see -- [inaudible conversations] greg: are you saying -- if i started cult and i have been singing about it but i haven't been out if i want to be god or some weird profit. >> is it like a robot cult? greg: up next, tom brady want you to stop using plastic straws. i wonder who told him to say that. [cheering and greg: if you outlaw straws, then only outlaws will have straws. after going after plastic bags, they now want to ban plastic drinking straws because they may and see life. new york, california and the uk are considering it as well as company like ikea and. if that does not persuade you, here is a quarterback. >> there's an easy step that everyone of us can

he called sarah palin the "c" word and referred to her son as retarded. the host of "the view" they have made so many offensive comments. the media would point to the women in the trump administration as shining examples for young girls if they were not conservatives. these are strong, independent women. but because they work for the most hated republican in american they are slandered and smeared. and the media gives them a total pass. >> i want to read a comment from the first lady's press person. the double standard. the trump family and members of the administration are subjected to false reporting, hateful rhetoric and outrageous lies yet the main stream media stays silent. representative, you can close it out. >> at the end of the day we definitely condemn anyone who says derogatory statements but we have to make sure at the end of the day this is not a partisan issue. when you speak about women and when you speak racial slurs you should be condemned. but at the end of the day, the same people that are condemning samantha bee and roseanne and everyo

sarah palin, same thing. yeah, there is a cultish segment of the population but so what?rump has cultish followers and obama did not, every person on that panel was cultish for obama. come on question is. tyrus: what are the people doing that -- was there a bunch of trump guys with red ties running around the north korean summit? what is the cult doing other than the president is doing his job but i don't see -- [inaudible conversations] greg: are you saying -- if i started cult and i have been singing about it but i haven't been out if i want to be god or some weird profit. >> is it like a robot cult? greg: up next, tom brady want you to stop using plastic straws. i wonder who told him to say that. that. [cheering and woman: it felt great not having hepatitis c. it's like a load off my shoulders. i was just excited for it to be over. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certa

sarah palin, same thing. yeah, there is a cultish segment of the population but so what?that trump has cultish followers and obama did not, every person on that panel was cultish for obama. come on question is. tyrus: what are the people doing that -- was there a bunch of trump guys with red ties running around the north korean summit? what is the cult doing other than the president is doing his job but i don't see -- [inaudible conversations] greg: are you saying -- if i started cult and i have been singing about it but i haven't been out if i want to be god or some weird profit. >> is it like a robot cult? greg: up next, tom brady want you to stop using plastic straws. i wonder who told him to say that. [cheering andm to your bumper, cause.... i don't think enough people heard about your big day. but nothing says "we got married" like a 12 ounce piece of scrap metal. yo! we got married! honk if you like joint assets. now you're so busy soaking up all this attention, you don't see the car in front of you. and if i can crash your "perfect day", imagine what i can do to th

friends since, when sarah palin's daughter was pregnant, she actually spoke to the lawyer about this on the phone. one of the most fascinating things i think, was that in 2008, when a be called her house, the republican lawyer, was betting john mccain's running mate, the main question he asked, if you had osama bin ghts, andyour si you knew that taking him out would involve mass casualties of innocent civilians, what would you do. he said sarah palin's answer was the best, which was -- i would do it, and it would pray to god for forgiveness. he was amazed by how shrewd that answer was. is the book, it is written the following about the choice of vice president pence -- at the final meeting, it was melania trump, the aloof former model married to the real estate tycoon, who drew the final line. whoever he drew must be clean. no affairs, no messy financial entanglements. in short commitment, no drama. because as you write, newt gingrich was also on the short list. >> absolutely. someone who was married three times and had a very messy past. i think it's as something about who melania t

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the targeting that sarah palin had on her website. i think everybody has to acknowledge that the culture has drifted downward. it goes into politics and our kids' minds and all of have you seen to do better. i appreciate both of you. seems like the left is making impossib impossible. when we come back we will show you more. >> laura: the left turned vigilante politics is not slowing. protestors descended on the apartment of steven miller saying democrats are notted here. they passed out wanted posters calling miller a white nationalist. consistenting him against crime against humanity. they are so tedious. they need new lingo. late-night comedians are attacking the white house press secretary sarah sanders not because of anything she did, but because she was asked to leave a virginia restaurant because of the president's policies. this week sarah sanders got to do what conservative white women love most: speak with the manager. >> [laughing]. >> her serve asked what wanted and she refused to answer. >> what do you mean you treat every

he has a history of threatening government officials including sarah palin. democrats slammed donald trump's immigration policies a former obama official is admitting his administration played its own part in holding immigrant families in detention centers. >> we expanded family detention which i it was controversial. there were 95 beds out of 34,000 equipped to handle, we expanded that capability. i made a big deal out of it so people could see what we were doing. heather: he says the expansion was to deal with a spike in families. and retaliatory tariffs on $3 billion worth of us products targeting things like jeans, bourbon, tobacco, orange juice, for food gamut, the trade commissioner saying they were left with no other choice after donald trump imposed a tariff on steel. get your wallet ready, online shopping may get more expensive. the supreme court ruling states can require online retailers to collect sales tax on purchases from states where they don't have shops, offices and warehouses and any changes where they live and how quickly states act, donald

he called her the c word and he ended up at the white house with trump taking pictures with sarah palin, graded at the white house. it's the same exact double standards. >> you want to cancel her show though. >> laura: this is where i think that the left, sadly, and again they wanted to champion women, champion women's choice, and so forth and that's all fine. but when you want to stand on this moral high ground, and one of your own, not a conservative, not a republican, but one of your own says something and it's just juvenile and stupid and growth, no mike gross, and she said anticatholic things that were horrific, bigoted statements about people of faith which are so fouled that i don't even want to repeat. this is a history and a pattern with her. he said roseanne has a history, while samantha b has a wild history of biased comments about people of faith. not just catholics but people across the board of faith. kristen? >> what's sad is that samantha b is not an outlier. conservatives have been the subject of this for a long time. bill marr made horrible comments about conservative

the rush to judgment, blaming trump, reminded me of what happened with sarah palin. her websites had cross-hairs over political districts. the new york times still used that in an editorial from june of last year after the congressional baseball game. this pushing of the theories that conservatives, or in this case trump, is responsible for this crazy person who had a grudge, it's nothing new. >> it's so bad to do speculation in the absence of facts. it was bad enough to see people in the media trying to blame donald trump before anybody knew what was happening. they kept with it even after the fact came out saying there was no correlation between donald t trump's criticism of the media and the shooting at the up in in annapolis. that's really bad for the media themselves. they are under attack by a president who has strong criticism. it created a false narrative about the shooting. >> laura: the media has been under a lot of pressure,th shrinking staffs, budgetary constraints, and now this. they have had a cantankerous association. their approval numbers are way dow

sarah palins breaking house rules. >> congressman quigley, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>ming up, before the summit of a dangerous foe, president trump meeting with close allies. after the president alien yated u.s. allies with his america first policies and moves toward a trade war. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to allstate is worth it. >>> tonight president trump is facing harsh new criticism from two of the united states' closest allies. in a joint news conference ahead of the economic summit, the president of france and the prime minister of canada both said they intend to warn president trump new tariffs will backfire costing u.s. jobs and hurting the u.s. economy. the president heads to what could be a ve

the president is doing this, as brendan said, sarah palin used to say about obams foreign policy, he's coddling our enemies while ticking off our friends. this is exactly what the president is doing on trade. he put off tariffs on the chinese which are the real problems here. but nadaexo andope are our best friends and this is how we're treating them. so, we are destroying the basis of this kind of liberal order that the united states itself was founder of 75 years ago. >> brendan, why have the markets hung along? >> well, we don't know what's happened yet. one of the things that you and i have been watching and talked about for the last seven years, markets have grown increasingly inured to the possibility of markets. we don't know. we don't know what the result is going to be. >> isn't that stunning that the markets have become desensitized to the words and rhetoric and threats of the president of the united states? it's like he neutered himself. how do you think is this going to play out in the g7? >> it's hard to predict, many of our allies are concerned and they're worried about t

he was also accused of misogyny again and again, despite tapping sarah palin to be his running mate?e could go on and on. today we have more proof that these claims of sexism and misogyny are merely a political tactic. we see it every two and four years. the left claims the monopoly and a compassion for women. take a look at how they are treating many women who are now in positions of power in the trump administration? their tune has changed. take a look. >> i was asked to leave the restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. my husband and i politely left and went home. i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. we are allowed to disagree but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm and this goes for all people without regard to politics. >> three huge guys came up and started, probay an inch from my face, screaming at me every word in the book and cursing as loud as they could. then my trooper came up, and my boyfriend and i got our tickets and were headed in. then they ran in and circled me, where i could not get into th

. >> remember sarah palin's criticism of barack obama?e is alienating canada with whom we share a massive border. >> it's really hard to do. >> i know. >> but to your point, republicans are taking notice. like bob corker is taking notice. they will prepare to push back, whatever that looks like. >> but tweeting over the weekend certain of these actions on tariffs look like they come came out of venezuela. this is not something you usually hear from republican senators about the republican president. >>> an officer's dance moves get him in trouble when his gun goes off in a nightclub. what happened? we'll show you next. liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. liberty did what? yeah, they saved us a ton, which gave us a little wiggle room in our budget. i wish our insurance did that. then we could get a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey, welcome back. this guy, right? (laughs) yes. ellen. that's my robe. you could save $782 when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. the first

remember sarah palin's kid, off-limits, i think someone made fun of her kid and got excoriated for it, rightly so. peter, this is -- i know you responded to this. >> it's not just they don't have shame. they seem to take a psychic delight in this. i think this is what michael was getting at, the sadistic element of it. they seem to draw some kind of energy out of it. so it's a very problematic thing. this is cruel policy that's borne out of a cruel personality. and we're not done yet. there are a lot of years left for trump and his people to do more damage. and it really underscores the importance of the rest of us, i mean citizens, journalists, i mean politicians and i mean particularly republican politicians. >> and they've had the chance. they've had the chance to confront the president tonight on the hill about what many are saying is an appalling policy, and it seems like an opportunity yet again to have confronted him on this. and they didn't. some of them released -- they released a strongly worded statement. what the heck is a strongly worded statement mean anymore when you're

he said sarah palin's answer was the best. he said that she said i would do it, then i would pray to god for forgiveness. he was amazed by how shrewd that answer was. this final decisive meeting, it was melania trump, the aloof former model married to the real estate tycoon, who drew the final line. whoever he drew must be clean. no affairs, no messy financial entanglements. you write that newt gingrich was also on the short list. someone who was married three times and had a messy past. it is about who melania trump is. saying that she would do an interview with the fox news host, promising this interview, and she said no, i'm not going to. so she's very stubborn, but she's also shrewd and involved. host: did walter mondale change the vice presidency? guest: absolutely. he was the first vice president to have a weekly lunch with the vice president. he had the west wing office. he and jimmy carter outlined an agreement that lasted to this day. obama and biden reinforced that agreement. every piece of paper that came across the

indiscernible] would you briefly speak on john mccain's recent statement he regrets having named sarah palin as a running mate? bill: what he said was he wished he had nominated joe lieberman as a running mate. i was slightly involved in this. i had met palin in alaska. youngere's an interesting governor who's actually quite popular with both democrats and republicans taking on the energy companies. a little bither up as an interesting outsider possibility. i wrote a column myself in "the new york times," and i had forgotten i had done this until the story came out of couple weeks ago. i wrote a column in "the new york times" urging mccain to take lieberman as his vp, emphasizing country first -- mccain loves lieberman. they are best friends. probably that obama was going to win in 2008 with the financial crisis and iraq and every thing he knows lieberman much better than i do. i had not realized how seriously he wanted to, but he got talked out of it by his political aides. it would be a messy convention, there would be a revolt, of course, on the right cap, having right,hoice vp -- on the

. >> would you comment briefly on john mccain with his comment on sara pa sarah palin. >> i had met her in alaska saying here's an interesting young governor quite popular with both republicans and democrats tanging on the energy companies. and i had talked her up a little bit of having outsider pobltd. i wrote a column myself in "the new york times" i had forgotten i had done this when i saw the story come up in mccain's new book, i wrote a column in "the new york times" urging mccain to take leiberman, they are best friends, that probably wouldn't have worked either, i think obama would have won in 2008, iraq and everything else. and i think what mccain says is he wishes, i mean, mccain was thinking about it, and i hadn't realized how seriously he wanted to do it. got talked out of it by his political aids. how can you have a pro choice vice president even if you assure them that mccain will pick the judges. it would have been a mess at the convention. there would have been a revolt. i think mccain would have won. i still think it would be a good thing to do for the country and gamble

talking about things that are offensive, see you next tuesday, how many times has bill maher called sarah palin and other women on the right? i can tell you, don, i'm really wondering do the people on your panel care that i'm called that all the time, that i get those kinds of threats. >> sure. of course. i think everyone here care, stacey. >> i know, angela. i've seen your twitter feed. it's rough. but i'm talking about either we care about all of it or we don't care about any of it. so when people like joy behar compared hearing from god, praying to god to mental illness, she kept her job. she was forced to apologize by the head of disney. >> that's a whole -- context is everything. yes, it is. okay, so this is where -- hold on, hold on, hold on, please. because i'm out of time. but that's what i mean about we're going to get to a place where nobody can say anything. i saw that episode live with joy behar. and i thought it's a joke. i didn't think she was comparing christians, but that's how it has evolved. she was making a joke about one thing -- she said it's one thing to talk to god, it's

i'm sarah palin. excuse me. you know what? you two are fighting each other and i don't like to see that. that makes my heart very sad to watch you two not get along. it makes my heart extremely sad. and it makes ms. rogers, my friend, very sad that you two can't get along. and no one's actually telling each other the truth. and people airport really caring about the kids because the kids are what matter. no, they don't. yes, they do. no, they don't. yes, they do. no, they don't. take a look at my red nose and i want you to see something. i want to you sing a song with me. i want you to sing a song to someone very special, okay? her name is angela. happy birthday, angela. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> yeah! ♪ happy birthday dear angela ♪ happy birthday >> have a, have a, have a happy birthday. ♪ to you. >> maybe you can come over to my house later for some pecan pie, maybe. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> you're famous, angela. happy birthday. tom

trump, when trump wasn't in office when gabby giffords got shot in the face and bull's-eyes put on sarah palin. public shaming and violence has no place in public discourse, this is not the first time maxine waters has done this. she's been doing this since the early 190s, the l.a. riots. >> our president has used shaming in public. he tweeted today by calling crooked hillary. secretary clinton is how she should be referred, we are no longer campaigning. >> if trump does it then maxine waters can do it too? >> i wasn't finished. there is a climate here with the president who shames people in public on twitter every single day. maxine waters should not have stooped to his level, and i think that many parts of this, my party, are saying it's not okay. she's going to take it to trump and this is the way she's done it. trish: trying to create a platform for herself. it's not going to help you come midterms. it's not going to help you a couple years from now. >> you don't think there's a problem with how the president treats people on twitter? >> i'm not wild about it and i said it many times. i al

. >> yeah, well you know this president -- i guess i'll take a word from sarah palin, is mavericking. when it comes to vladiputin, what the president is doing is very dangerous particularly as you know, there have been reports out of the justice department, out of c ia, fbi, homeland security that has said that the russians, under the watch of vladimir putin basically wen into our election system and messed with our democracy. the pillar of our democracy, our elections process. ent wants people to look at him as a maverick, look at him as someone whose going to change the tide and clean the swamp. he's dealing with people who are in the swarch. when it comes to the media, one way is to unify people is to find the common enemy. he is trying to make the press the enemy. no, he has made press the enemy. it's a dangerous dangerous dangerous game. there's going to be a loser at some point. particularly at one of these rallies where he gems thewd , and they're ready. do say and that's the problem. >> matt i got to get to the break. i'll get you the other side. he needs to have an enemy. he

the sarah palin and the bullseye over the target.or it's not palin's fault. speech is not violence.ffort by some, sadly on the other side of the aisle to constantly make that conflation when it comes to conservatives that we are somehow responsible, that trump is responsible is nothing to try to gett a heckler's veto over the speech.tr donald trump is perfectly entitled to be adversarial and at times confrontational with the press if he feels he is being mistreated. how he chooses to deal with that is up to him.g the effort to conflate it with violence is absurd and nothing more than to get a heckler's veto over the speech. >> tucker: and especially because the ramos guy, he was upset over the paper. it had nothing to do with the politics but the morons describe different motives. bizarre. another mass shooting question. we got footage from the mandalay bay shooting that took place in the beginning of october just the other day. in it we see police, several police officers armed waiting outside the room while the shooting takes place. we didn't get this for more than eight months th

. >> bruce: well, this is where, yeah, this is where sarah palin was painted. >> anthony: whoa!i was thinking and i'd be very interested in your input. originally what i thought was: the catherine the great, the horses, and he in the receptive position. but then on the other hand, when i put him in a tutu, i thought, i think i really i uncovered the true putin. ballets very important in russia -- >> anthony: right. >> bruce: and if i painted him naked, that would almost be macho. >> anthony: yeah, you don't need the presumably tiny genitals. >> bruce: well, i don't think there's any doubt about that. >> anthony: look, i mean he's got his shirt off, so already he's universally identifiable because he really likes to take his shirt off. >> bruce: no, he does and i took his shirt off. >> anthony: i think this is an iconic image as is. >> bruce: i really do. >> anthony: i think it says it all. >> bruce: i was, i'm glad you told me that because i can go full steam ahead now. i'm thinking pastels. i've gotten pretty good with pastels. but this might be one -- >> anthony: all fans, the

interviewed a republican lawyer in town who did the betting for john mccain, also, as we talked about sarah palin which is fascinating and he said it terrifies him and those were his words that there is no fbi process involved in so you could have had potentially a president michael flynn because there is no betting cabinet officials that areti betting the vice president's so it was absolutely terrifying and i thought that was fascinating. the vetting process is intense. there white-collar attorneys who do it for free and it is being a private eye. it's a lot of fun for them and i interviewed hillary clinton for the 2016 campaign and heed described the process how he would dispatch attorneys all of the country to interview campaigns and nursery school teachers and things like that. i think betting is a fascinating process. >> and the lessons from past mistakes like thomas eagleton with george mcgovern to talk about that in the book and how there are these very detailed questionnaires, hundreds, dick cheney who is doing the betting for brush which was funny that he was been chosen as his vp had 10

. >> yeah, well, you know, this president, i guess i'm going to take a word from sarah palin is mavericky when he comes to foreign leaders, particularly those like who were once called part of the axis of evil. when it comes to vladimir putin, what this president is doing is very dangerous, particularly as there been reports out of the justice department, out ofc security that has said that the russians under the watch of vladimir putin basically went in to our election system and messed with our democracy. the pillar of our democracy, ou. so the bottom line is this president wants people to look at him as a maverick, look at him as someone who is going to change the tide, to clean the swamp. but he is dealing with people who are in the swamp. and when it comes to the mia, i'm gng to say thisdon. one way to unify people is to find a common enemy. and he is trying to make the press the enemy. no, he has made the press the enemy. and it's adangerous, dangerous, dangerous game. and there is going to be a loser at some point, particularly at one of these rallies where he gins the crowdand as

>> and to misquote sarah palin, let's see how this hopy changy stuff works like because there was a lot of aspiration in that news conference and i think that was one hour of music to the ears of kim jong un and i think in south korea to answer your question, they will be very, very nervous indeed and there is a question hanging in the air, was president moon fully consulted about what president trump has just announced? he's just said military exercises are off. now, there are military exercises scheduled in two months time in august. he also said he hopes to remove u.s. troops from south korea. i mean, that is a huge change in the military balance in asia, not just what's happening on the korean peninsula. he hopes to remove sanctions indeed. he looks forward to it and no new sarngs sanctions and a lot of that will be music to the ears of beijing and you may have noticed at the beginning of the conference he took a bit of a swipe at president xi of china saying they've done a great job on the border but later in the last few months not as great as it was loosening control. so he's sug

christie has a history of threatening government officials, including former alaskan governor sarah palin25 embassy workers have been sikhened in mysterious health incidents in cuba. state department confirming the latest patient was recently evacuated from the country. those workers reporting symptoms similar concussions or brain injuries. one has been sickened in china and more tested. cuba has denied any involvement. the wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu fighting back against fraud charges. he she is accused of misusing $100,000 in official funds to pay for meals at the prime minister's residence. yesterday we told you she was arrested. she was not. she denies any wrongdoing. attorneys calls the charges baseless and delusional. one step closer to a formal sitdown between president trump and russian's president vladimir putin. national security advisor john bolton heading to moscow next week to start preparing for the potential meeting. the two presidents met during summits in 2017. this would be their first stand alone meeting it could happen as soon as july. possibly i

. >> remember way back when, sarah palin called barack obama a socialist. at that time, the democratic party was insulted i'm not sure that the democratic party today would be insulted. >> no, no, i think large parts of the democratic party would be insulted the question is, do you get a truly divided democratic party like the republican party splintered reports yesterday, the local channel 2 cbs channel in new york reporting that mayor bloomberg is now apparently now back in the hunt $80 million spend tong midterms also about befriending some people along the way the question is, do people like that have a place in the democratic party. >> a split party, here you have a very blue district but you have the pennsylvania special election where you had a kind of quasi-republican running as a democrat who won the special election out there who refused to criticize president trump. depending on where you are in the country it's going to be a very different complexion to the party. >> for president trump to tweet that out, there's a referendum on his presidency,

all we have to do is look at sarah palin and what happened to her and her family including the horribles child was called. and to the vulgar sexual references to her 14-year-old daughter. this is not something that's brand new. but it is solely relegated to conservatives u. abby: your response. >> that's not true, katrina. as a black woman myself, i can say to you we shouldn't use that as necessarily our straw man to say these attacks are warranted or unwanteunwant warranted: >> here we go with the slave good history. >> no. [talking at the same time] >> let me finish. >> no. you want to sit here and personally attack me, wensdy. abby: the question i want to ask you ladies, separate. i can't hear either one of you we can't have that conversation. >> you said slavery is good history. >> all our history is good history and you brought up slavery. >> just last week candace owens someone who doesn't group think like the left she was at the called a coon. tell me wendy when is the last time someone in the media calls you that. >> every time i get on fox news someone calls me a coon and a mon

palin was that sarah said about president donald trump's foreign policy, that he was alienating allies of the heat over the weekend in these united states of america. stephanie baker is with us. she reviews these things. someone sued with the republicans. where republ this monday especially after what we have seen in trade. >> as you saw, over the weekend, dominated by this letter to robert, that was leaked by the trump legal team, china to hit back at any challenge of his crime moment. that it may be a novel view, basically, it boils down to the checking status regardless of motivation. rs livesit down with we are facing now is a big constitutional fight i had of us over whether he or she would that would play out. this weekend, they show out at a what is new jersey, robert mueller china to do right now his week is as went as usual size -- usually to the rousseff was a. when i overheard tennis street i had to e him that that was not the change or -- says- beezus have come from this is line. we've never understood whether or not he wanted to look for a court fight over whether or not t