El paso, texas outside another American Crime scene, another sight of a massacre by guns. Welcome to our viewers here in the u. S. And around the world. Any minute now, we will hear from President Trump. This as the nation mourns 29 People Killed in two states just 13 hours apart. What will the president say . What will he do . What will he push for . What will he deliver . So far he has floated the idea of tying universal Background Checks to something hes desired for a long time, Immigration Reform, which normally means money as well for a wall on the border. He also took a moment to blame the media for the attacks and the violence. Left unsaid anything about White Supremacy. In fact, since these shootings, particularly the one here in el paso where the shooter referenced white supremacist views, the president has not used those words. Look at the comments of his fbi director, Christopher Wray emphasizing the danger in this country right now. The country is mourning the lives of so m
nothing would happen to him. this is the president of the united states at his own political rallies that calls upon his supporters to use violence and says don t worry, i ve got the bond money and lawyer to get you out of jail. this is the president of the united states that began his presidency by demonizing latinos and immigrants, by lying about us and by continuing his lie about other sectors of the american public. so look, words matter a lot. but pi have to repeat that we r going to be back here in a couple of weeks and i am not hopeful. we cannot protect our children, 4, 5, 6 year old children in grade schools and middle schools. we see them assassinated and mowed down and we do nothing to expect our children. what do we expect the president of the united states to do? protect immigrants? i doubt it. i don t believe it. congressman, we appreciate your passion on this and all of you. this is a difficult
you know, it s incredibly heartbreaking and at the same time frustrating. it s important we understand latinos are not invading texas. we ve always been here and we belong here and we re not going anywhere. this president needs to stop demonizing latinos for political gain and take meaningful action to fight white supremacists. this is domestic terrorism. the hispanic invasion of texas narrative that this president has played for his political expediency is reprehensible. the fear of the latino population growth in texas is shared by conservatives who are working to suppress communities of color. it s particularly latinos in texas working to make sure that we don t get counted in the census, working to make sure that we don t have access to the ballot box. these are traits and common issues that we see the conservative party continuing to enable. the president of the united states must stop enabling white supremacy. we have got to make sure we call it out for what it is. this preside
from someone who wants to assume the highest office in the land. it is reckless and simply unamerican. donald trump sounds more like a leader of a lynch mob than a great nation like ours. dean, do you agree? i think that it s not just the league has come out the same way using strong language. it s a wake-up call i think for everyone in this country. donald trump started this campaign by demonizing latinos. he s mocked disabled reporter, and he s demonizing muslims. if a man like donald trump is sent into the white house, who knows what we have in store in this country for every community of color, every minority group. and i hope it is a wake-up call for all of the good people. i ve heard some great republicans come out and denounce donald trump and it s very heartening. so perhaps this is a moment we can unite on some level in opposing bigotry. and bob, we re not hearing
leer. he began this campaign by demonizing latinos, saying mexicans are drug dealers and rapists in this country. he s demonizing minorities and it tears at the fabric of this nation. when you see, dean, what happened in paris and you see how brussels, belgium is dealing with this fear, this campaign of fear which is what terrorists try to do, and then you see this worldwide warning going out from the state department for americans that are traveling to be careful. those things cause fear in people and sometimes it is very difficult to explain what specific aspect of that you fear most. i agree with you. i think a large part of it is that in america only 25% of americans say they know a muslim personally or have a muslim friend. i m offering to be everybody s muslim friend and i mean that sincerely. you only see images of isis and al qaeda on tv, if you don t know a muslim and there aren t any positive images of muslims