people of color, women of color, women, we have to deal with this dynamic all the time. we have to deal with people that don t agree with us on issues or have abhorrent views to our literal existence in humanity. i m not saying that you would not eventually come to some sort of compromise and push forward legislation. what i m saying that in the democratic primary, he s not in office, he s not in the senate, he s talking about back in the day when he used to have a more civil tone with people who were segregationists and that s the problem. it s not the idea of compromise, it s the fact that you re talking about it with such tone deafness in this moment where it just seems like you re out of touch. we ll see. it s a great debate. thank you, zurlina and michael steele. up next, president trump says we ll soon find out how the u.s. will respond to iran shooting down a u.s. drone. look at this thing, this is not some little thing flying around your backyard. this is an airplane that isn
but to invoke ill ulance is something totally different. i m from mississippi. eastland is david duke times two, three and four. there are bodies at the bottom of the mississippi river because of people like him. you don t i volk him as an example of any kind of virtuous behavior. that s this moment. that s the first thing, kind of tone deafness. the second thing is about the nature of politics itself. we have to ask ourselves the difficult question, what is the ethical line that we draw with regards in terms of who we compromise with? because in the history of this country, we have compromised with certain folk and a certain group of the country had to bear the burden of that compromise. so when we think about what f.d.r. did in the context of the new deal, how we had to compromise with dixicrats, how
an issue economically for the united states i think demonstrates a level of tone deafness that will had your him as we move into the sickle here prj, if who don t even support doctor permanent china has so much leverage in fnl whether it comes to the massive imports. same with us. i mean, when you talk about a trade war between the united states and china, we can actually bring up an old term from political science class of the 1980s that s not used much anymore and that s mad, mute that can devastate boston
better? no. it doesn t make sense to even be in that going in that direction when you can t get basic facts on whether the first african-americans arrived were slaves or indigent servants. this is why we believe that the governor should resign. if we can t solve the issue if you can t get it right at the governor s mansion, how can we solve issues in other places like in my county where we had the runaway slave game at a school. it makes it hard to address these when the people at the top continue to do these things. they both dressed up as antebellum persons in halloween and he played his favorite slave holding governor during halloween and she had on her assorted dress too for which the naacp did chastise them on but it just shows a level of tone deafness that makes us wonder, why is this guy still the governor of the state of
perceived tone deafness when it came to racial issues and, obviously, a lot of women who were harassed on his campaign. why is he doing this? one, i think it s very important the senator is saying this. he is not he is actively saying that, look, i hear you. i hear you. i hear the criticism. i understand it, and i am making a change. and i think he started with his campaign manager. his campaign manager will be the first muslim american to lead a presidential campaign. that is historic. this entire field in a major party. in a major party. but that s historic because this entire field of democrats, we ve senior campaign managers, senior advisers who are women and people of color. a lot of firsts this cycle. the senator heard the criticism. he s trying to correct. he really wants to be president. obviously, he s running for president again. was he running as just to get his ideas out there? no, i think he really would like to be president. the person that s going to be the d