Candid views of this president. You talk to them one on one, theyre pretty up front about the fact that they dont take all the president s words to heart. That they are kind of getting used to how he conducts himself and his disregard for the facts. And thats a remarkable thing for an american president , members of his own party, in the congress to say. Its where we are. And im kind of used to it too now, because you talk to members of the congress. And in private, they dont even bother offering a defense of this president. They acknowledge he says things that are not true. Look at what bob corker told us a few months ago in that interview, where he really broke with the president. He said the president tweets things that are not true, you know it, i know it, he knows it,
damage to the fabric of american democracy, and thats an extraordinary thing for them to say. Yeah. But yet they wont say it publicly. Heres what i have to ask you, and one of the main reasons im asking you. In are o
white colonialists and renamed rebecca and died of a horrible disease and was called a good savage. there is nothing about that story there is nothing about that story that you should actually use that. let me help you understand this. this is like you calling me j.j. or even more importantly you calling me leroy. no, it s not. listen, i ve got to say this because i m out of time. disney made a movie about pocahontas, and the movie was to honor her, not to make fun of her. exactly. and i agree it s not a slur.
why does he continue to insult even beyond pocahontas? i don t think it s a racial slur in anyway. and if you call someone who isn t a native-american pocahontas i think that isn t a slur. i think that s called making fun of someone, not a racial slur. we don t know that she is. she s already admitted regardless it s not the forum. it s inappropriate. does anybody realize pocahontas was a real person? she s associated with james town in 1613. she was actually kidnapped by white cologniests. and died of a horrible disease. and died of a horrible disease. there is nothing about that story there is nothing about
he will call maggie haberman and she s so discredited why did the president call her? the question was why does he continue to do it when he knows it s an insult? about pocahontas you mean? why does he continue to insult even beyond pocahontas? i think the pocahontas comment, i don t think it s racial slur in any way. and let me say why. if you call someone who is a native american poke hcahontasp that s not a racial slur. and if you call someone who isn t a native-american pocahontas i think that isn t a slur. i think that s called making fun of someone, not a racial slur. we don t know that she is. she s already admitted regardless it s not the forum. it s inappropriate. [ overlapping speakers ] does anybody realize pocahontas was a real person? she s associated with james town in 1613. she was actually kidnapped by
african-americans, mexicans, muslims. the latest slur against native americans, here s what he said in the middle of an event honoring navajo veterans yesterday. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. there was silence after that comment. because everyone in the room knew he was using a racial slur directed at senator elizabeth baron. joining me now, bakari sellers and ed martin. good evening everyone, here we are bakari, i want to read this, this is from maggie haberman. this is from the new york times. it says, in recent months, they say mr. trump has used closed door conversations to question the authenticity of president