back with me now, matt lewis, symone sanders and ming ya. symone, you want to respond?> matt brings up an important point about the media and why it is so important about the way folks talk about this quote/unquote issue of sarah and her tweets in "the new york times" is extremely important in the media, because, again, without any context, if you are not providing the full picture, just reading some of the articles that have been written over the last 24 hours or even some of the segments on cable news, you would think that sarah is just a flaming anti-white, you know, person. and that's just not true. we have to -- there is just a fuller and deeper conversation. >> but she did something really silly. let's be honest. >> i said that up top, don. someone shouldn't be writing things because -- >> let me read her statement. this is her journalism and the fact that she is a young asian woman have made her the subject of frequent online harassment for a period of time. she responded to the harassment by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers. sees now that this approach on

symone sanders and david urban are the great debaters tonight. symone, your answer? >> no., don -- i'm sorry. chris, i don't need to -- >> did you just call me don? >> i did. >> we have made progress in this society, have we not, my sister? >> i was texting with don literally 20 minutes ago. my apologies. but i don't need to hear a tape to know if donald trump has hostilities towards people of color because we know he's an original birther. we know that donald -- and people just willingly ignore it. we know that donald trump was sued by the housing and urban development department in 1973 for housing discrimination. we know that he said a judge could not do his job while he was on the campaign trail because he was of mexican descent. i just really like -- for me, this isn't a debate. for many other people, it's not. people have willfully ignored who donald trump has repeatedly shown us who he is. that's all that this really is, chris. >> dave, under the principle of we know what you show, he has said lots of ugly things about people of color. >> he said lots of ugly things,

but, listen, there are, symone, he's doing a great thing. a lesson for, you know, wealthy african-americans, wealthy people of color, that they should do similar things. there's no shortage of black celebrities willing to give them an endorsement or appear at rallies for them. like jay-z, beyonce, oprah. and they donate to political causes as well, but not to the extent that the larger culture does. how much does that really help, though? >> well, so i think that the contributions of folks like lebron james, oprah, beyonce, jay-z, folks on down the line that we haven't even mentioned that they've made are, in fact, significant contributions. i do think that's something to quentin's point, folks seen engaging politically as way to build wealth. what the koch brothers, for example, have done, they've built large entities around in the political sphere focused on, frankly, moving legislators, whether they be state-elected officials, governors, on up to members of congress to, in fact, do their bidding and advocate for things that benefit their

no, you're wrong, symone. you want to respond to that, ying? do you want to respond to that?her this is racist or not, and oh, my gosh, can this woman say this and not hate all white people, i looked at a lot of her tweets and i said earlier that i don't think she feels that wayer all white people. i do think that one of the reasons that donald trump won was because he rejected all of this hemming and hawing. he rejected all of this identity politics. he rejected that it was okay for a young woman educated at harvard, one of our elite institutions to run around talking nasty things about an entire group of people of a particular race. >> i'm sorry, but donald trump was hateful. donald trump -- >> donald trump is an equal opportunity offender. >> donald trump said that -- >> symone, symone, donald trump is an equal opportunity offender and he would offend people of all colors, but not because of your race. hold on a second. hold on a second. actually, what i was saying earlier was that the sad state of identity politics makes it not okay for us to talk about race. so when we t

. >> perspective now from symone sanders, jim schultz. once worked for the president and has signed a nondisclosure concerning that period. jim, i've got to ask you, is it appropriate for the president to be warning anyone private let alone the evangelicals that if the republicans lose in the midterms there will be violence? >> look, i don't know where he was going with the violence comment. i'm really not sure about that. but what we do know is this. the most important thing to conservatives is judges. the president's done a very good job at appointing conservative judges. if the senate goes the other way, it's going to be very, very difficult to do what he has done -- what he continues to do as it relates to judges and united states supreme court justices. as it relates to the house. the thing that wasn't talked about is impeachment. that's something that needs to be worried about. >> don't say there is going to be violence. you agree that violence is just different than that, correct? >> we have peaceful elections. >> right. >> i'm not

back with us chris cillizza and symone. and our congressman having been here.hank you for being here, it is an interesting contrast here, you have a bernie sanders democrat and you have a donald trump republican. good news for the republicans in arizona tonight that the two french candidates arpaio and ward seems to be defeated. republicans are as you said earlier breathing a sigh of relief. now, she had attack a bit to the right given she was dragged over there by her two opponents. she has to work to try to better center herself of the general election. >> ward did not do herself any favor this week as it relates to john mccain. >> that's correct. yeah, she mishandled it horribye to speak that way of the wonderful senator, so ungracious. at the end of the day, it is not trending well forward and mcsally looks like she was in good work prior to the negotiatorsenator's death. >> senator, martha mcsally, was praised by donald trump. she embraced that. >> my friend, she's the real deal. >> i am tired of their bs excuses, i am a fighter pilot and i talk like one.

symone, biernie sanders was mor progressive.e's this area in the middle that needs to be addressed. do you think gillum can -- i know you picked up on a couple of things there. but this is the challenge moving forward to appeal to more mainstream and independents. >> look, i think -- one, i'm from omaha, nebraska, in the middle of the country. from where i'm from, folks can talk about -- they want to talk about the economy. they want to talk about healthcare. folks want to talk about how we can get more money in our pockets to put more food on the table to feed our family. they want to know you are authentic, you may disagree with them, but they appreciate you and respect you for standing in your truth. they want to know you will go to work for them. folks in to nebraska are like fs in broward county, but in the northern part of florida as well. i think that's what the key is here. many democrats have been -- this isn't the first time there's been a democratic nominee for governor in florida. this is the first time not only is t

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also scott jennings and symone sanders. good evening. good evening everyone. good evening. first a reaction to john mccain's passing and rick. i just -- you know, i saw him sitting there like this. for all of my various catalogs -- and objections. today was -- >> there. look at the body language. he looks like a child. it is beneath the office of the president. it is beneath the dignity of this country. i guess we are not shocked by it anymore. it was so small and so petty. and so trifling. folks in the white house were reaching out saying how much they hated what he was doing. >> >> scott, listen, late this afternoon we have been talk about the white house flag being lowered and raised and lowered again. is this an unforced error by trump? i have been saying. i was like there has to be something wrong. this was never happen. someone made a mistake. the president doesn't know about it. this will be corrected soon. i'll turn on the news. it went on and on and on. unforced error? >> yeah it was a lay upturned into a uncontested shot for no reason whatsoever. >> they turn it i

symone, take it away. >> some people today tried to paint the first lady as some miraculous troller thathe white house and holds donald trump accountable with her actions and words. i just, i don't think so. look, i think that the first lady, if she wants folks to be best, she should start with her own household. my mother told me take care of me and mine before telling other people what to do. i think it's a noble cause. cyber bullying and bullying is a real issue. we should be encouraging young people and everyone across the country to be the best version of themselves. but melania trump is married to the bullier in chief, from the first day he announced his run for president trump saying mexicans were rapists who took our jobs. i don't understand how she finds it appropriate, sane, or feasible for her to have the be best anti-bullying program. >> no credibility in that era. >> i got to go. thanks for joining us. our coverage continues. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. 98% are still o

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