has phased numerous online attacks because of her religion. on tuesday senator flake tweeted, hang in there, sorry you have to put up with this. lots of wonderful people across arizona. you will find them. now abboud is an attorney and community activist who is seeking the 2018 democratic senate nomination to try to flake from his seat. it is great to have you with us. explain to everybody watching the time of messages that you are receiving via social media. it s very interesting that the same people who are accusing me of being an oproposed woman are also using freedom in america to attack a muslim woman in america. it s been everything from go back home, even though i m from arkansas. you you should die because you re muslim. muslims don t belong here. all muslims should leave, even though we ve been here for quite a long time. america s made up of all different kinds of people but muslims aren t the only one that are receiving these attacks. these attacks are against everyone tha
it s been 83 days of horror from this attorney general. clearly he is to set up some sort of nationalist utopia where police can get away with anything, where muslims aren t allowed into the country, where transgender students don t get the protections they deserve and where minorities don t have the right to vote. that is the world that jeff sessions wants and to be honest with you martha, the viewers might not like it at home, i am not having it. it is not what the justice department is supposed to be. for decades, it has been the department set up for everyday americans. under jeff sessions, stands up for private prisons, stands up for the far right extreme agenda and it hurts everyday americans. martha: that is the argument from the left no doubt. jeff sessions, you re basically saying just a mean, nasty man who wants to hurt people and discriminate against people. i don t know him, he could be a nice guy. his policies are awful. i don t know him. martha: horror is what you
it s been 83 days of horror from this attorney general. clearly he is to set up some sort of nationalist utopia where police can get away with anything, where muslims aren t allowed into the country, where transgender students don t get the protections they deserve and where minorities don t have the right to vote. that is the world that jeff sessions wants and to be honest with you martha, the viewers might not like it at home, i am not having it. it is not what the justice department is supposed to be. for decades, it has been the department set up for everyday americans. under jeff sessions, stands up for private prisons, stands up for the far right extreme agenda and it hurts everyday americans. martha: that is the argument from the left no doubt. jeff sessions, you re basically saying just a mean, nasty man who wants to hurt people and discriminate against people. i don t know him, he could be a nice guy. his policies are awful. i don t know him. martha: horror is what you
believe. we should know that the trump administration says that the travel ban was not a a muslim ban. that a majority of muslims aren t impacted by it. but clearly you felt a need to come out here and rally and be a part of this movement, if you will. i m curious. have you tried to reach out to president trump? when s the last time you spoke to him? the minute he announced and i made a statement. he call ed my office. we didn t speak then. haven t spoken since. i do believe he should talk to more people. i believe those people who are hi friends should wrap their arms around him and give him perspectives on subjects. he promised he would do a muslim ban in advance. it s only muslim countries. you re talking about countries that have not produced a a terrorist since 1975. if you want to stop the 1975.
this executive order. so when you put that all together, if you re a lawyer from the aclu, you have that small victory. i think it is bigger than a small victory. there are people all around the country who may be subject to detention right now. and this is a very important step. you re right, it is not the whole deal. they ve already been vetted. some of which have risked their hives. i was there meeting with iraqis. i can only imagine how much more difficult our job just got in iraq. how can we ask people to rick their lives for us, serving as interpreters, helping with logistics, if when push come to shove, we cannot help them. how do we expect to get support fromship countries if we re saying muslims aren t welcome in the united states. this order was very ill