blowing up in the president s face. he put out that willie horton ad and it was as ugly as it was when they made it. it s enough the news agencies are now following cnn s example and they re pulling the ads. it s not the only ugly ad. i want to play you just one line of an ad that is out there about stacey abe rmrams and oprah win. just one line is what will play for it. this is the magical neeg re, oprah winfrey, asking you to make my fellow negress, stacey abrams the governor of georgia. for some reason they have felt empowered to come out and put out ads like that. the president was asking about the mexican murderer and blaming democrats, and here he is.
have i not personally democrats if they re doing anything, it s wrong. this is awful message that they re sending out. ryan, why do you think this republican pac felt empowered to release an ad like this. one thing and alice can speak to this, correct me if i m wrong, alice but arkansas hasn t sent a democrat to washington in over a decade now. right. the house or senate. and representative hill is actually in a surprisingly difficult race so there s a lot of money being spent on the race by outside groups. and let s be clear, the ad is note intended to gin up black support for hill. it s intended to suppress black turn out for his democratic opponent. good point, ryan. that s the message of the ad. and you know, frankly i think what we re seeing in a lot of races right now is people are on the right are having are saying
she must ve slept through resumption of innocence. here she is rep resenting the people and she is concluding, on camera, that the accuser is telling the truth when gillibrand has never met the accuser, never spoken to the accuser, has never heard from her lips the story that is alleged? sean: why won t they even release the letter they got in july? right. sean: they are not giving the unredacted version to the republicans in the committee. and even bigger problem, sean, you have a victim who went to high school with the alleged victim and set it absently did happen. she was put to the test, she felt empowered be when there no facts. didn t they say they said it came up for the first time in couples therapy in 2012? what was that about, what was the first time kavanaugh s name came up?
making that roseanne barr felt empowered to talk like this because of president trump even though, look, she has had a history of saying things like this completely on her own that have gone back before touted her ratings, almost took credit for them. said it was about us. they made their relationship clear and he s made it more popular, i think, to be openly reckless. i think it s important that we don t make trump seem this untouchable thing that everyone gets no one gets to be trump but trump. tens of millions of people voted for him after he showed his cards for years. are you suggesting that they re racist yes, yes. all the people that voted for donald trump are racist? yes. they may not be violently racist, they may not be he s
these women are not to be believed. that s the whole thing with domestic violence. these women marry guys with this problem, this affliction this evil and they don t think they will have this and then they do have it. then they marry somebody else who doesn t know it and somebody hires them at the white house who doesn t know it. they don t walk around looking like beaters. they knchose not to believe e women making accusations. it s possible these women might not have felt empowered to come forward with their names, with their evidence if not for the me tools movement. this is one more repercussion. i think the fbi was doing its job. they asked the right questions and got the right answers. this administration didn t act on the right answers. thank you so much susan page, thank you phil rucker. up next the closer special counsel mueller gets to bringing a case against trump, have you noticed the louder the protests