trump s condemnation. let me start with you, amar. i thought of you when i was watching it play out and talking about what do people have and have not apologized for in terms of big goted statements and wast a big deal, those ads he ran against you? there was no apology that was issued towards me from duncan hunter and i don t want an apology from him. it doesn t mean anything coming from him. we re at a moral cross roads as a country and politicians. we can explore unity and exploit division and this election in 2020 and beyond is about us braving a path towards a unified, fortified progressive future for all of us and there is no room in america for a hate speech. this is the only country on earth that says our differences don t out weiweigh the humanity.
let s go back a couple years ago. he was fresh in office. took an oath and the big promise of the wall. his party held both chambers of congress. he said give me $1.4 billion to start the wall. well, democrats and some republicans too weren t too keen on the wall. so they said here s a counter offer. about that much for border security. for cameras and motion detecters and patrol. he doesn t like it very much. but takes the deal. and in doing so kills his first attempt to get the wall funded. we jump forward. toward the fall. now wast in the news. this is in the news. the dreamer program. daca. remember this was obama era program that would help young people who came here very young with their parents. who have never known life outside the united states to let them stay. trump says i don t like that idea. we ll get rid of that.
condemned the statements, and atthat is what was really disturbing. on the other hand, there were a lot of young people marching, some of them didn t even know what wast going on the week prior, they didn t even understand what the controversy was about.t others just wanted to stay away from it all together, and some, some, on the other hand, did hei say they did not condone it, they did condemn it. they were showing up anyway because this was part of their cause, something that they wanted to be a part of. despite the leadership. sean: tamika mallory described farrakhan as the greatest ever, probably the biggest anti-semite in the entire country. linda sarsour, another organizer, she s known to praise and support sharia law. she says, remember, the victim of female genital mutilation, she says she deserves to have her femalee anatomy taken away and then when she s confronted about it, she blamed the jewish
but a promise he believes makes the country better. similarly, 2008, barack obama run, one of the signature policies what was healthcare reform, which eventually became obamacare. it was unpopular to the point where massachusetts, a democrats lost the so-called ted kennedy seat to scott brown. they were demoralized, sean, they were crushed. rahm emanuel wanted to pull the whole thing. the person that bucked obama up, that said go big or go home wast nancy pelosi. she said, you made a signature promise, you need to fulfill it. and donald trump made a promise and he is trying to do thehi same thing, to fulfill a campaign promise that he made, that he also believes will improve the country. sean: also life and death, larry. 90% of the heroin coming across that border into this country. that s exactly right. so why would nancy pelosi understand the pressure that obama was under and encourage him to pursue obamacare, but expect donald trump to completely dropkick a plan, a promise he ma
of his first deal going to saudi arabia and starting an alliance with mohammed bin salman, this is the art of the deal, i trust this guy, the arms deal and the rest of it. this is a huge setback for the president. i mean, it certainly is. you got to remember the crown prince, when this first came out, said, oh, jamal khashoggi left the consulate, right? remember the guy who had dressed up in his clothes and there s already been blatant lies from his mouth directly. you can t trust anything they say at this point. i mean, they re trying to cover up for the crown prince. there s nobody that can replace him right now. the crown prince controls the intelligence service, the police, the whole country, and so what do you do now? is it going to be a dynastic fight over, you know, getting rid of him? the king is senile. he s only lucid a couple hours a day, and i do worry about the stability of saudi arabia. you have to. and the significance for us. all right, bob bayer, thank