would leave the country if this happened? melissa francis, thank you for that. melissa: my pleasure. it s sad, but my pleasure. tucker: this week, the dna test video. it may have been the single most attacked campaign video, and she made herself. sen. warren: if you, the president likes to call my mom a liar. one of the facts in? the facts say that you have absolutely no native american history in your pedigree. sen. warren: i m only my family history is my family history. tucker: [laughs] hard to believe that s real, but it is. warren has scrubbed the video from her twitter page like it never happened. don t worry, we saved it. the whole thing is on our facebook page where it will remain forever. check it out after the show. horns pony native american heritage, one of the many lies
reporter: as warren claims into the polls, president trump showing no signs of letting up on his criticism of warren repeatedly using the nick nake polka hontsas as a racial slur. we ll have to hit her hard again. reporter: and warren using the platform to address issues like missing and murdered indigus women. over and over i m struck by women who go missing and it doesn t make a headline for a for a month. women who are murdered. native women. and it never makes a headline. reporter: and releasing an extensive plan to address the community needs last week with native american congresswoman deb holland who endorsed her campaign. elizabeth know she will be attacked but she s here to be an unwavering partner in our struggle because that is what a leader does. reporter: now, john, an important update about the controversial dna test video.
attacking her with the racial slur. we ll have to hit polka hasn tas very hard again if she does win. reporter: warren using today s platform to address issues critical to tribal communities like missing and murdered indigenous women. over and over i m struck by women who go missing and it doesn t make a headline for a week, for a month, women who are murdered, native women and it never makes a headline. reporter: and releasing an extensive plan to address the community needs last week with native american congresswoman deb holland kwho who endorsed the campaign. every time they ask about her family, they feed the president s racism. elizabeth knows she ll be attacked but she s here to be an unwavering partner in our struggle because that is what a leader does. reporter: now an interesting update about that dna test video over the weekend the campaign