sean: don t be silent, he encouraged the protesters. meanwhile, the hillary clinton candidate has praised some of the recent protests on twitter. this is important. president obama, hillary clinto hillary clinton, democratic leaders, if you continue to coddle this outrage, this behavior from your side of the aisle, and the repercussions of the violence and the anarchy will be on your hands. you are responsible. you are supposed to be leaders. joining us now, the host of the show michelle malkin investigates, i do not think it s going to end, with every item on trump s agenda. what he promised the american people, if it is energy, orders, vetting, a judge, if it is lower taxes, it s going to be the same reaction. i do not see this getting better. i see it getting worse. your thoughts? i think you are right. i think the montage that you showed of how this dates back to
defending donald trump and back on to hillary clinton. the leadership fund, the pack is out with new ads in battle ground states putting democrats on the defensive after a week of negative headlines like this one in nevada. don t be silent with premiums rising and obamacare failing and clinton under investigation again. this will change nothing. failures, scandals, enough is enough. early voting has been going on for weeks and some states, more than 23 million votes have been cast and some with tight senate races. take north carolina. according to data collected and the firm target smart, more democrats have voted there early. 45% to 31%. our wall street journal poll out shows a tie between the incumbent senator and democrat debra ross. both as you can see at 48% among
encountered. thank you. and congresswoman lee is one of the most important members of the progressive caucus in our u.s. house of representatives. what would you like to say to the congresswoman? you are at the table together at this moment. i would just like to say first it s an honor to be sitting here and thank you for having me. and you know, have more people who are going through these programs at the table, at the conversations. not after the fact. not after both aisles have already voted or they ve set in some type of back house and made these decisions and oh, you know, something that they may have read in the paper. you know, invite us to the table. have us sit there and you hear my story and you understand. walk in my shoes. that s what i tell everybody. it s easy for people to sit back and judge me without even asking me. and for those who are watching this show right now who live in hunger and poverty, stand up. don t be silent. don t be silent by the system. don t be
the world that america seeks is not one we can build on our own. for human rights to reach those who suffer the boot of oppression, we need your voices to speak out. in particular, i appeal to those nations who emerged from tyranny and inspired the world in the second half of the last century. from south africa to south asia, from eastern europe to south america. don t stand idly by. don t be silent. when dissidents elsewhere are imprisoned, and protesters are beaten, recall your own history because part of the price of our own freedom is standing up for the freedom of others. that belief will guide america s
in particular, i appeal to those nations who emerged from tyranny and inspired the world in the second half of the last century. from south africa to south asia. from eastern europe to south america. don t stand idly by. don t be silent. when dissidents else where are imprisoned and protesters are beaten, recall your own history because part of the price of our own freedom is standing up for the freedom of others. that belief will guide america s leadership in this 21st century. it is a belief that has seen us through more than two centuries of trial. and it will see us through the challenges we face today. be it war or recession, conflict or division.