racist political policy. what can people do to counter people s discomfort. you can t change the discomfort. we are in the middle of this shift, as you said. the country looks different than it used to pre-1965, right? we are seeing in my opinion, you look at the state of california thaesz now latinos and asians make up the majority in the state of california, so that s something we re dealing with. why don t we see kind of the positive contributions of that new reality. why is it so negative. the question now is if you re at home, do your congress members, do they represent this ideal? do they agree with this? mayors, governors all across the country, this is not a time to be silent about this, this is not a time to overlook the racist overtones of what this
seven times by our count afraiding answering questions about it. did the president trump record his conversations with form fisher director comey? i assume you re referring to the tweet. and i ve talked to the president. the president has nothing further to add on that. why did he say that? why did he tweet that sfl as i mentioned the president has nothing further to add on that as i ve said the third time nothing furtherer to addology. the fweet peeks for it s moving on. does anyone else have an audio recording what ufrlded during the january 27th dinner. i m not aware that have the hapt nothing further on that. why won t you explain whether or not there are recordings. the president made it clear what his position. thaesz not my question. i understand that that s what the president s position hallie i ve answered the question over and over again the same way. well, that is certainly true. back with the panel gloria boringer. there is this quote from republican sen
be if there s 200 plus passengers on that train, there may well be 100 people standing there. can you estimate how many people you see standing there where the passengers are standing who seem okay? 1100 seems about right. the problem now is that people in the neighborhood are also standing out here. so it s very tough to tell who was on the train. i mean some people have you know, like soot on their faces and blood on their clothes and thaesz easy to tell. but otherwise, it s a little tough to tell at this point to decipher between who was a passenger and who was a part of the neighborhood. do we still have patrick murphy with us? yeah lawrence i m still here. janelle, it would be a good idea if you could see if someone from amtrak can find out for us what
you decide. martians our sunday night mystery and much more right here, right now on cnn. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us. we begin with the secret service crisis. congress will hold hearings over the agency s prostitution scandal. they will look at what happened in colombia and all that led up to it. meantime, congressman peter king is concerned about the agency s future. we have to find out what is going to be done to ensure or to minimize the possibility of this ever happening again because i have great regard for the secret service. i believe director sullivan has done a fine johb. but you can t allow 11 men like this to tarnish the great reputation of that industry. police are conducting their own investigation in cartagena. drew, it appears the woman at the center of this scandal has gone underground. what are you learning about this? reporter: absolutely correct. she has an attorney. that attorney has apparently farming around her story
thaesz that s a sampling of a nasty campaign season. that has members of congress telling candidates to ditch the partisanship and start working together. they have all signed an unprecedented letter saying it is time to halt this sorry state of afirfairs. with us, former congressmen, john and dan clickman. let s read a portion of the letter and talk about it. let me start. congress appears gripped by zero-sum game partisanship. the goal often seems to be more to devastate the other side than to find common ground to solve problems. the divisive and mean-spirited way debate often occurs inside congress is encouraged and repeated outsite. members that far exceed the bounds of respectful discourse