institutions. and, you know, while the met is known for its spectacle, we should have a conversation about it. jessica: okay. so housekeeping first. she didn t pay for the tickets, she didn t pay for the dress. dana: who did? jessica: it was donated and i don t know what goes on. but today everyone is talking about it which was the point. so doesn t aoc just win? dana: i guess she wins in terms of her goal of furthering the conversation, which she did. everybody is talking about it. but i actually found this infuriating and it has nothing to do with her dress. if you watch the way that these elites walking the red carpet, they are walking unabated. their faces are open. they get to smile for all the cameras and all the working class people serving them have to be faceless, they are masked and we see this as a habit for the left. and she claims to be fighting for the people and i watched a
journalism i started when i was 4, brian. brian: i know, i just did the math. [laughter] harris: in my own reporting, this is what happens when people get a platform and a microphone for a lengthy period of time on a topic and they go back and forth. to the president, i would say, you know, this is an old trope that has been used against people of coag. to go back to where you come from. those women have picked on a man who likes to fight. that man has leaned on some less than presidential rhetoric. all of it is toxic, none of it furthers the conversation, and what is the conversation we are trying to have right now? that some people are more american than other people? s that will be arguing about right now? why don t we fix the problem at the border? why doesn t aoc come of 14 pages of a brand-new border deal? brian: i agree. there are some small things with asylum we could fix almost overnight. melissa: it s true, and we will get to the and a second. kennedy, harris at
congresswoman omar as well as congresswoman better known as aoc, this poll shows that even though they are recognizing sweep states by 74%, in one case, they ve got 9% approval. omar is proved by that much, and aoc s 22%. in one way the president says, why didn t he weigh in? it makes in the story. he is underlying it. saying that democrats, these are your leaders. these are your rock stars. good luck. i want to play this. because this is potentially, may be, we don t know what he was thinking when he tweeted this, but this is what happened on saturday. just to bring you the whole story. listen to this. i believe, as an immigrant, i d probably love this country more than anyone that is naturally born. you ask anybody walking on the side of the street, somewhere in the middle of the world, they will tell you america the great. but we don t live values here.
words yesterday, telling four american congresswomen of color to go back to their own country, is hallmark language of whites and pharmacists. and how speaker pelosi also blessing the president, tweeting, when he tells american congresswomen to go back to their countries, he reaffirms his plan to make america great again. it has always been about making america white again. our diversity is our strength in our unity is our power. the president had a response to that. not surprisingly. tweeting, if democrats want to unite around the foul language and racist hatred spewed from the mouths and actions of these very unpopular and unrepresentative congresswomen, it will be interesting to see how it plays out. i can tell you that they have made israel feel abandoned by the u.s.. lastly, republican senator lindsey graham weighing in earlier today. we all know that aoc and this