she hi t back against claims that america is a racist a country, highlighting her immigrant background. take a look. the american people know better. my immigrant parents know better. and take it from me. ticket fro the first minority femaleerno governor in history. america is not a racist country. when asked about herean: announcement, the only other announced candidate for presidency in 2020 four for the republicans, president trump said, quote, the more the merrier. but of course, the left wastednt no time attacking her.g the daily beasher.t is one of tf went as far as to call her, far quote, another token, whoopi goldberg yesterday launching ang attack on the view thioldberg lt she said. you re just finding out that there are things about our country that are not perfect. i and for us to pretend that it is and that nothing happened is ridiculous. . so you re not saying anything more and you of all peoplee show
identify an internal anomie that they blame all of societies problems on. they use it as a scapegoat go. at the same time, they say that we are under attack. and maloney s case, as we played in that clip earlier, talking at cpac, saying we re under attack, our way of life is under attack, and she said another segments. christiane 80s under attack, identities under attack. they use that narrative of being under attack as a way to justify the positions. the un exclusionary nationalism. her party rejects immigration and people of immigrant background. they reject women s rights, again, lgbtq rights, and they reject globalists and claim that the ones being persecuted, even as they re trying to consolidate a more authoritarian form of government. they found that one in three americans prefer a strong unelected leader to a weak elected leader. basically, preferring an
her party rejects immigration and people of immigrant background. they reject women s rights, again, lgbtq rights, and they reject globalists and claim that the ones being persecuted, even as they re trying to consolidate a more authoritarian form of government. they found that one in three americans prefer a strong unelected leader to a weak elected leader. basically, preferring an undemocratic but strong leader to a democratic but weak leader. that number is higher among republicans, which is in the astonishing 42%. does that result shock you? does it worry you that people are drawn to undemocratic leaders as long as they are strong? i think it should worry all of us. but it shows that propaganda works. one thing that former president trump did as he used the language of persecution. he sort of used a lot of propaganda, and this is something that christian nationalist movements americas form of religious nationalism has done in our
you can only nominate and vote for what is in front of you, and until the studios start developing green lighting and financing roles that are far more diverse than what we see, that is the only way that we get to the change that we ultimately want to all see. yeah, i completely agree with you there, and we have to keep fighting for that change. i want to get to something that s gotten a lot of attention, and this is a perfect panel to talk about it. comedian and actress, awkwafina is addressing criticism that she uses a black sent, to mock, belittle, be unkind possibly at the expense of others is simply not my nature. my immigrant background allowed me to carve an american identity off the movies and tv shows i watched, the children i went to public school with, and my undying love for hip hop. she added i apologize if i fell short in anything i did. some people have a challenge here. i m curious your thoughts. i just want to play for a minute
did and our relationship. we were very, very good friends. secretary albright, as i said, you were the first woman to be secretary of state. secretary powell was the first black american to be secretary of state. what did that mean in terms of how american was seen abroad? well, i think it made a very large difference because people had been used to having one white male after another as secretary of state. um, and i think the combination of both of us being new and both of us, frankly, having an immigrant background in some kind some kind. his family came from jamaica. i actually came my with my family when i was 8 years old and i m not even a first generation. but we had in common the fact that america had welcomed us and our families. um, and by being able to have the job of representing this cou country, i think we were able to send that message even without