doing a broadbrush stroke it waters down to use the republicans word that i had just read, that it waters down maybe the impact of denouncing anti-semiti anti-semitism, do you see it that way? no, i don t. we have right now in our nation a rise in anti-semitism that needs to be denounced. islam phobia, homophobia, misogyny. we need to talk about what s going on in our nation about these kinds of issues that are adding fuel to the fire. those are the questions we need, and we need moral loadership, and i think every representative has to recognize the weight of their language. they re not just political leaders, they are role models for everyone in our nation, unfortunately for the last two years, we ve had horrific things being said, and it hasn t been denounced. the democrats are coming together to say, enough is
what started as a vote to condemn anti-semitism because anti-semitic statements were made, quickly evolved into a broad resolution adding islam phobia, white supremacy and other forms of bigotry against minorities. the official came out as 408 in favor and, believe it or not, 23 voted against that. all the no votes were cast by not democrats but by republicans. they were so upset that anti-semitism was bubbling up in their own party but 23 voted
recent comments about israel which started as a vote to condemn anti-semitism quickly evolved into a broad resolution adding islam phobia, white supremacy and other forms of bigotry against minorities. the official vote came in at 407 with three against. all the no votes were cast by republicans with steve king who was stripped of his committee assignments this year voting present. republicans who voted no argued the resolution didn t go far enough to specifically condemn congresswoman omar for her comments. speaker pelosi who appears on the latest rolling stone covered weighed in after the vote. i don t think that the congresswoman is, perhaps, appreciating the full weight how it was heard by other people, although i don t believe it was intended in an anti-semitic way.
forensic tales. harris: you talk about trying to prevent. everybody is saying from the law enforcement and federal and state and local level. you would have had to known this person to know what he would do. and what is your take on keeping an eye on certain people and when does it encroach the part that it is just impossible? great question. my take is very simple. if you know someone and observe and see someone and their behavior, their behavior radiates or suggest or manifests radical islamic leanings peck up the phone and make the notification. don t suffer from the deadly sin which is islam phobia. if you err on the side of caution, it s a good thing. the police need this information. otherwise a guy like this.
has attacked. if this show has shown a light on some of the prejudice in our society, islam phobia, injustice in the justice system, maybe that s something. we shone a line on domestic abuse. it is it is a complicated, indi insidious disease, it exists far more than we allow ourselves to know. would be good if stopped there. hollywood being hollywood, there s no critique or consistency that won t yield in deferens to another perceived big name. this is the moment of normalization i m about to show you that undercut any pretense of political message last night. is there anybody who could say how big the audience is? sean, do you know?