elizabeth warren should give that million to the national indigenous women s research center for both of them making indigenous ancestry into a campaign prop. and i think that s what most people have a level of consternation about. now, to be honest and to be straight forward, of course there is bigger fish to fry for native people. right. we have thousands of native voters being disenfranchised in realtime with the blessing of the supreme court in north dakota. we have native children being separated from their families in texas according to the federal court there. but this is something that is just another example of white tone deafness to native concerns and native voices. sabrina, so i heard that from folks today. i saw republicans saying basically moving the goalposts. there is sort of this real question about there is a different question here how do you deal with donald trump running around saying something
but he got about 8% of the african american vote of the 2016 election. you think about the statements he made during that cycle when he said, there s my black over there, it really just shows his lack of sensitivity. his tone deafness. again i don t think he s talking to us, he s talking to the base in that room. and i didn t see many people who looked like me there. david, when we look at this, how do we think in any stretch of the imagination that republicans can go along with this and not denounce it? why aren t republican leadership coming out denouncing this blatant appeal to racism, this blatant appeal to honoring people that were slave owners and actually killed american military people to defend slave holding? that s right. look, republicans political fortunes are tethered to this president. so on issue after issue, not
assistant. you know, the notion that it s too bad that the majority leader couldn t get her to quiet down and shut up, really. and their tone-deafness, they still didn t understand how that actually worked very well for elizabeth warren and not for mitch mcconnell. they still didn t get it. thank you both for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. we ll be right back. i can t believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs s hands? no, i can t believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.
conversations it s even more overt. but it s a little it s a glimpse. we saw that glimpse from senator mcconnell. we see it overtly from the president all the time when he talks about senator warren as pocahontas a different level of offensiveness. and we see it in these e-mails from the chief of staff and his assistant. you know, the notion that it s too bad that the majority leader couldn t get her to quiet down and shut up, really. and their tone-deafness, they still didn t understand how that actually worked very well for elizabeth warren and not for mitch mcconnell. they still didn t get it. thank you both for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. we ll be right back. and i m a five-year cancer survivor. surviving for five years is a big deal. i had so many people at ctca helping me find a way
the whole notion of somebody who is independent from the senators, let s just call it what it is. it is fear. look, i might be eating my word fist they pick somebody independent who is a man, but the whole goal here at least initially in saying it should be somebody independent of the senators. there are all men on the republican side and they understand the optics of that are delicate to see the least. delicate is a very kind way of putting it. it s not only that they re all men, but even some republican strategists have told me in the past couple of days, these are people who don t have the best track record with sensitivity in dealing with the issues. you could see a hearing like this, democrats will be trying to create a viral moment when it shows a tone deafness and the air we are living in. this is not anita hill. this is me too that hand landed squarely in the middle of