this individual, the president inspired someone to jump in their car in dallas and drive ten hours to one of the safest cities in our country to shoot up a city that is 85% latino blaming them for an invasion infestation quoting the president in their manifesto. they are not kidding around. the dark web is not kidding around and getting inspired because he s not denouncing the hatred being spewed against the community and i believe that the american people not only are afraid but they also don t want to live under this idea that we are constantly under siege and my hope is we come together as a country and recognize our strength. biden today the way he addressed the country is right on. we re stronger together. we have a brighter future and this president, the reason he cannot meet the moment as a man is because he created this moment where we are today. maria, thank you for rise to that challenge and thanks to two of the best of the new york times. thank you-all for taking part
just can t stop attacking and can t let go of his anger even after having promised to try to bring unity and peace and love in the wake of these tragedies. yeah, i ve covered too many of these and the cities are for that moment in time the saddest places on earth. you said something to our producers that struck me as so important. i m going to quote you, back to you, about the president you said his lens for understanding what happened is whether people praised him or praised the presidency and we saw that with the readouts from his staff on the ground in realtime as well as his comments. what do you think set him off specifically today? well, first of all, we saw him, his take away of a good event was that as he said to the report pers on the trip, people are excited to celebrate the presidency in the office of the president. it is always through looking at how he received, it actually reminded me of when he went to
different than what we have seen not only in my lifetime but before that we heard joe biden before talk about president trump being closer to george wallace than george washington and i think for a lot of americans, i m 43. i was born in 1975. i know who george wallace is but i didn t watch him in action. that s an old reference. george wallace was never president of the united states. he didn t get close to the presidency command didn t get anywhere close to it. the person who was president in the george wallace era was lyndon johnson signing civil rights laws before lyndon johnson, you had john f kennedy working on a civil rights platform and you had dwight eisenhower who sent federal troops to little rook to integrate the high school. so we have had generations of the president acting in a way to try to heal racial division certainly from the presidency even if the campaigns weren t always like that and now you
after having promised to try to bring unity and peace and love in the wake of these tragedies. yeah, i ve covered too many of these and the cities are for that moment in time the saddest places on earth. you said something to our producers that struck me as so important. i m going to quote you, back to you, about the president you said his lens for understanding what happened is whether people praised him or praised the presidency and we saw that with the readouts from his staff on the ground in realtime as well as his comments. what do you think set him off specifically today? well, first of all, we saw him, his take away of a good event was that as he said to the reporters on the trip, people are excited to celebrate the presidency in the office of the president. it is always through looking at how he received, it actually reminded me of when he went to puerto rico after hurricane maria and he most famously threw
south lawn. what do you say to your critics that believe the rhetoric about white nationalist? my critics are political people that are trying to make points in many cases they are running for president and very low in the polls. i am concerned about the rise of any group of hate. i don t like it. any group of hate i am whether it s white supremacy, whether it s any other kind of supremacy, whether it s antifa, whether it s any group of hate i am very concerned about it and i ll do something about it. [ indiscernible question ] no, i don t think my rhetoric has at all. i think my rhetoric brings people together. the first stop was dayton, ohio and the miami valley hospital where the wounded remain. these pictures were posted to