what appeared to be a friendly audience clapping and laughing at different moments. i think the reaction from trump world was very positive. from biden worlde just mentione from president biden do you want more of this for four more years? they look to run against the former president, believe they are well positioned for that. so i think the fallout is that the former president probably overall had a good night despite the fact he raised a lot of eyebrows with some of the things he said. dana: you have done these before. what do you think about a format like that? what s interesting is that presumably there is a gop primary that s underway. you have many republican candidates that are out there but none of them are really out attacking president trump at all. it is almost as if cnn and others, maybe across the country, have presumed the donald trump will get the nomination so he is out there without any sort of competition from the other republican
i never thought that trump could turn out to be a good guy, but i thought maybe, all of this right wing authoritarian populist stuff, all this mussolini stuff, would just fade away quickly when he got in to office, that cooler heads would prevail, the conservative republican establishment would kind of take over and run things like a standard, run of the mill, right- wing presidency, as opposed to an existential threat to constitutional democracy. (audience clapping) reporter: donald trump today took to the rose garden to wave a white flag, agreeing to reopen the government without funding for his border wall. president trump: i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. (audience shouting)
i never thought that trump could turn out to be a good guy, but i thought maybe, all of this right wing authoritarian populist stuff, all this mussolini stuff, would just fade away quickly when he got in to office, that cooler heads would prevail, the conservative republican establishment would kind of take over and run things like a standard, run of the mill, right- wing presidency, as opposed to an existential threat to constitutional democracy. (audience clapping) reporter: donald trump today took to the rose garden to wave a white flag, agreeing to reopen the government without funding for his border wall. president trump: i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. (audience shouting)
expression institutional racism. i had never heard that before. somebody had to tell meexactly what that meant. when you want toknow what racism is kids, this isracism right there. sitting right in front of me. mike: by the same token, therestarted to be some pushback by certain elements of thetown, largely white, who were so angry that theyhad been unjustly targeted. (audience clapping) idajean: there was a lot ofepithets being thrown. both sides. it was a veryemotionally charged time thelma: thelma: andbelieve when i say some stuff gonna come down onall of you that s covering up. might not cometoday or tomorrow.
might be next year. but you will getwhat s coming for you. (audience clapping) continue to contaminateyour own bed, and one night you will suffocatein your own waste. eleanor: uh, your time is up. charles: no, i m not finished. eleanor: well, time is up. charles: because theshooting is inherentlyquestionable eleanor: we re gonnaclose the meeting. charles: because phillippannell was shot in the back and because it appearspannell was not menacinganybody. walk away onon your own ignorance. thank you. loretta: the fight was this lackof recognition like. okay, stop it.yeah, i know we re in model town, usa,but we have problems. why can t we talk about them? paul: listen, this was a tragedyfor the spath family. this was a tragedy forthe pannell family. but phillip was a kid who hada gun who shouldn t had a gun. mike: it presented a dilemma formany residents in the town. they didn t want to seea 16 year old boy shot.