as well as specialising in the rhythmic handclapping essential to qawwali singing. the clapping to qawwali singing. the clapping is to qawwali singing. the clapping is very - to qawwali singing. the clapping is very hard. i clapping is very hard. sometimes your hands get read. if you do it out of place, the tabla will not really work because the tempo is going a bit up and down. because the tempo is going a bit up-and-down. traditionally, qawwali music bit up-and-down. traditionally, qawwali music is bit up-and-down. traditionally, qawwali music is a bit up-and-down. traditionally, qawwali music is a type - bit up-and-down. traditionally, qawwali music is a type of i qawwali music is a type of devotional singing, qawwali music is a type of devotionalsinging, often associated with sissy isms, a mystical form of islam and performed at shrines across asia sufism. more recently, it is become a popularform of entertainment in british asian culture. i entertainment in british-
democratic party moving to the left on cultural issues. on issues that touch culture, on issues that touch race. and on issues that touch celebration. specifically in the trump era. i think specifically in response to how they re perceiving the trump era. i think when you look at that exchange between castro last night and o rourke, castro is calling for decriminalizing border crossings. that s a dramatic break from the recent consensus that s existed in both parties. not a lot of democrats are willing to go with him on that. i think there might be a more receptive democratic electorate out there for that message than there was two tlooer, three, fos ago. michael steele, the man who wasn t there was donald trump. and our friend, john allen, has written on msnbc and nbc.com that that actually made him a winner that he wasn t attacked as forcefully as you might have expected by these democrats.
immigrants in the middle of a government shutdown battle over immigration in which the republicans are holding a winning hand. chief of staff walked into the white house briefing room a few months ago and attacked african-american congresswoman and the most recent president of the united states and told a story that proved to be demon stra bli false because there was video and audio of it things had taken place down in florida. i can tell you there are an awful lot of african-americans who detected racial an mist in the way that played out and the chief of staff never apologized for that story, which was just not true. it was made up. and so i think there s a pattern here where on these issues that touch culture and touch race where the chief of staff is not that far away from where donald trump is on some of these issues. that s loaded. we ll leave that right there and get to our next guest. earlier our next loaded segment. we brought up president trump calling democrats tre