have certain relatives that said our family have native americans. come to find out they don t because they have high cheekbones. high cheekbones run in various cultures. the fact that part of her story is, her family s narrative put this in play for her ooas young woman moving into the world. she takes that with her as a white female to find out that you have native american roots. sure. you re going to probably play that narrative a bit more. here is what is unfair. we all do that. i talk about my polish heritage even though i ve never sat foot in poland. i don t speak a word of it. what makes this different is that this is a minority group. this is a protected group in is a group where nobody asks me if i m filling out a form. there s a distinction there. if her family s legacy and
watch. i ve got more indian blood in me than pocahontas. hey, maybe i m an indian. the president here saying that i ve got high cheekbones too. maybe i m an indian. why is that okay? w a lot of republicans, including donald trump, have made light of what elizabeth warren brought on herself. i m not sure i d continue to go back to this well but something discussed broadly by the president and republicans. he didn t invent this story line. elizabeth warren did. what is the message? i ll give you some time at the end of this but i don t want to skip over this element. the idea it is acceptable, right, for the president to use pocahontas as a race-based laugh line against a democrat, a
member anyone? it seems like it s something that continues to be brushed over. the president of the united states just said, i ve got high cheekbones, maybe i m indian. can you imagine if he picked a facial feature of a black person and said maybe i m black or of an asian or jewish person? childish. i don t think he is race baiting. elizabeth warren started this. she is the one who claimed to be navy american when she wasn t really and she had to suffer for that in the press back in her home state. i think the best question you asked today was about impeachment because the democrats you mentioned are calling for impeachment. open your twitter feed. every democrat out there who is enraged about kavanaugh wants to impeach kavanagh and want to impeach trump and some want to impeach clarence thomas. there is impeachment fever. fountain democrats win this house is where they are heading and to plunge this nation for a constitutional crisis because they are mad they lost the election i
has talked about native americans, talked about tribes since i have been a little girl. i still have a picture of my mental at home it s a picture of my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least 1,000 times, remarked that her father, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do because that s how she sought and she said your mother got those same great cheekbones. and i didn t. she thought this was the bad deal she had gotten in life. being native american has been part of my story i guess since the day i was born, i don t know any other way to describe it. sean: high cheekbones? family stories, really? that s a fake pocahontas is proof that she s a native american, the truth is there is zero proof to back up her life, in fact the 2012 scannell stop
her. he had white hair. he was bald up on top. he had deep-set green eyes. they were like, you know, deep in his head. he had thin eyebrows, high cheekbones. thin lips. very thin lips. and his voice was kind of high pitched. jennifer says she also told detectives assigned to her case that the old man drove an orange or tannish two-door mercury comet, a 1974, she thought. but jennifer says within days of taking her statement, the investigator closed the case. telling her no orange or tan 1974 mercury comets were registered in the area. a police artist would never get the chance to sketch her description of the old man. they didn t believe your story? no. no. no one believed you? no. i called every single news station. newspapers, everything. and they didn t want to hear it. bluntly put, jennifer