coverage of racism and racist extremism for what it is, call violence? it by its name. >> i think what comes to mind is i'm hopeful, i'm looking forward to the same members of the sot of the difficulty that the media, same conservative talk show hosts, demanding that this president call this for what it media has overall of how do we is, white supremacist terrorism. america is under attack from cover these acts? clearly there's a lot for to us itself and it's about time we still find out. start calling it for what it is. we've been struggling to describe racism as racism and to >> some political leaders have been out in front of this. describe racist acts as racist the texas land commissioner said alcohols. >> a story that's been going on all week long. on twitter multiple attacks from let's go back to last saturday. self described white terrorists here in the u.s. in the last several months. elijah cummings gets a tweet this is a real and present attacked by president trump. we've seen newsrooms coming up threat that must be denounced. with euphamisms of whether it's good for him and the other politicians willing to say that, but where is the president? a racist tweet storm. it was a racist tweet storm but jennifer, in your newsroom, the a lot of journalists are trace, do you all have conversations about when a mass uncomfortable to say so. shooting, when any shooting is >> it's amazing the number of an act of terror? >> we do. euphasm mis we can come up with. motivation does matter. racially tinged, racially you know, it's almost -- it's been, you know, like you said, infused, racial essence, to there's a lot more energy in the describe what is clearly a racist rhetoric. part of it comes from a government for foreign terror. discomfort of many white journalists who call out things