it is the most powerful man in american embracing the kind of racism and misogyny they had also. this is a coming-out party for them. yeah, i think peter is right, especially to focus on the birther movement because that s one thing in donald trump s sort of lexicon on his resume that is hard to explain without the idea race was behind it. there are other things donald trump has said that he can sort of explain away. you know, various comments, various associations. the fact, as peter said, that white nationalists, you know, sort of take pride in donald trump s election or want to associate with him, whether he wants to associate with them. but right now because donald trump has become the president-elect and will be the president of the united states, we can debate, we can continue debating whether or not what the overlap is between racism and trump s movement, racism and the alt-right movement, but the onus is on him now as the leader of the country to either disassociate himself
multitude of people, everyone from former house speaker newt gingrich to former texas governor rick perry. also an interesting meet and greet was with hawaii congress woman. she was here, and said she disagrees with donald trump but came to talk about the policies in syria as well as her thoughts in the war on terror and isis. don. thank you, jessica. appreciate that. i want to bring in cnn political commentators, david swer lick, matt lure wys and peter beiner. matt, the first person to bring it up and talk about it at length on this show was you, the alt rate. because i was getting hate tweets from the alt-right for years. and the prominence over the last year, we re calling it alt-right, but it is a white nationalist grup, is it just the klan or racist rebranding themselves? it is the joke about the holy roman empire, neither holy,
i believe today that by august we ll be able to be down to 50,000 people. i believe by the end of 2011 we will leave iraq. all u.s. forces basically except for trainers will be out of iraq. well, i think there is a chance that we ll have some sort of a security assistance mission at the end of 2011 but that will be up to the government of iraq. i think there is a high probability that could happen. peter beiner wrote this on the daily beast website. he said, the problem is that this timetable may be a virtual death sentence for iraqi democracy. although security has dramatically improved, iraq s leaders have resolved barely any of the conflicts that nearly tore the country apart a few years back. do you agree with the assessment? well, i think it s a little harsh. i think the iraqi politicians have solved some of the problems. they have definitely not solved all of their problems.