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dina sykes said proponents of the planned use dynamic scoring predicting incredible economic growth. today we know which forecasts were correct. they may have paid less than income taxes but the increases were offset by theists. so basically the changes were not enough to put the state on the right path. she goes on to say that the state functioned as of the great recession had never ended and that was a tax cut package. so you have to commence those folks at the growth it's going to make up for it. >> and i think i can do that because kansas is economy is not the american economy. it's heavily reliant on agricultural prices and so forth and they tried that, they cut those taxes as they went into a really bad time and i think it reflected itself in the larger economy. it's much more resilient. >> you think you can get democrats? >> i'm not sure about the house. i've lost track of where they are but my guess is what you'll see, and we've seen this before, is that the democrats want to vote for it but they don't want to give you the vote to give you over the help. so if the republicans

. >> we are also very lucky to now be able to bring in msnbc contributor charlie sykes. charlie, good to have you with us. the indictment comes amid a renewed focus, if you will, on mueller from trump surrogates in just the last couple of weeks. you had surrogates like trent frank saying his friendship with iz james comey should force him to step aside from the investigation. others raising questions about the budget, whether congress should try to, you know, start to wind some of this investigation down through any oversight they have over the department of justice. could this indictment be mueller's way of silencing critics, calling this a witch hunt by saying to them, look, this investigation is now beginning to produce indictments? >> well, it does two things. you're exactly right. yes, it clearly signals, look, this is about something substantive. we're working, we're pursuing something. so that whole story line that there is nothing there will be -- will be moved. secondly, he certainly has made it much tougher to -- for the president to fire him. and i agree with

there's no win, and we know that he likes to get wins. >> charlie sykes, i want to play a brief clip from a mutual friend of ours, jack jacobs, one of 72 living recipients of the medal of honor. he was on msnbc this afternoon and was asked about all of it. >> to reduce the exchange between a president of the united states and a widow of a slain warrior to a public spec is not only the height of inhe want tud, like i said, it speaks to an ignorance that's extremely difficult to find anywhere else in public life. >> charlie, that's stuff to watch, especially for those of us who know jack. this entire subject made people feel angry, sad, vaguely ill, especially today across this country. >> you know, the whole story is tragic and it's of course totally self-inflicted. george will earlier on this air said, you know, just remember that donald trump has, you know, barely -- is barely on speaking terms with the english language. but what i do think is very clear is that donald trump does not speak the language of empathy. and, you know, we weren't in that car. we didn't hear the conversatio

charlie sykes, fascinating point. and i want to get you on what is happening here. when we watch steve bannon, when i watch steve bannon, the clips of him on fox news, it seems like during donald trump's silence of bob corker, he has steve bannon out there saying the things he desperately wants to say, like the senator should resign the senate tonight. >> steve bannon doesn't think crazy town is crazy enough. this is free form rage. it is not ideology. it's nihilism. pushing the party further and fourther from the sanity that jennifer was talking about, the tell here is that bannon is not only supporting people like roy moore and the challengers, he is also supporting the disgraced senator of new york, michael grim, just got out of jail. he is not a populist, he's a loud mouth, a troublemaker, a thug, a crook. what is the strategy here except to blow things up? when's really extraordinary about it is that bannon is pushing this agenda at a time when donald trump himself is blowing up his own administration, is burning so many bridges and what you are seeing here is,

afterwards, former radio host and msnbc contributor charles sykes looks at the conservative movement in america. he's interviewed by fox news contributor tammy bruce. tonight, authors on education and education reform. you will hear from a former pbs news hour education correspondent john marrow, author of addicted to reform. talkshow host sam whose book is "they are your kids" and cathy davidson county director of the futures initiative at the city university of new york and author of the new education work also this weekend nobel prize-winning economist mohammed younis talks about how to solve the problems of global poverty, unemployment and climate change. he's in conversation with jeffrey sachs and columbia university. michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law examines the second amendment and the atlantic looks at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google on our news, politics and free will. on monday, calmest day, we had the finalist for the national book award which would be presented in november. that's all on thi

well i mean almost every nature has become a caricature and i think that charlie sykes'. wrote that piece too quickly and didn't give it enough thought because i have always been for being skeptical about the media i think people are savvier for being skeptical about the media and that doesn't just mean the media that's against trump that means the media that's for trump it means the media that does anything we should have skepticism we should have had it for the last hundred years we might be better off today and i think we should be educating our children how to be skeptical about everything they read and hear this is a make sure in the of the public this is a raising of consciousness this is not being misled this is real and i think it's healthy. the same for you steve the. show that sounds like yesterday is less likely to earn your attention tomorrow if it's the same thing day after day how do you avoid keeping an edge but sounding like a rerun. well you know it's unfortunate but if you're going to talk from the heart and you're going to talk about what's going on by

our friend charlie sykes. thank you, sir, very much for coming on. >> thank you. >> come up, a bit of good news for puerto rico tonight when the 11 owed hour comes. >>> larsz thing before with go here tonight has to do with the relief effort in puerto rico. you've no doubt heard the stories and seen the pictures of shipping containers, the trailer portion of tractor trailers that have been delivered to the port of san juan, but for a number of reasons haven't been delivered to those with the most need. one of the reasons mentioned, a shortage of truck drivers. and considering there's no way to contact them and considering many of them are huddled in the dark with their families and what's left of their homes, sure, you could call it a shortage of truck drivers. well, that's where the teamsters come in. they are truck drivers, and today a number of them boarded a united flight from newark to san juan to go drive trucks and deliver supplies. also on the flight, around 300 nurses and members of other trade unions

as charlie sykes said earlier, look at the details of the bill. look how insidious the republican party is acting. they are preventing the details of this tax plan. they're probably going to wait until the 11th hour just like they did with the obama care repeal and replacement legislation before anybody's had a chance to absorb and digest the details. the other critical one i want to point out and we talked about it, market watch said they want to cap 401k contributions at $2500. joy, you talk about the cuts to medicare and medicaid now. the one retirement nest egg that are now entering retirement, this is political suicide. everything they do is designed to hurt americans. what is the real agenda behind that? >> charlie, you wonder if this will be where the opportunity for the 16 republicans that ran against donald trump to really make the case, you know, that first of all donald trump has never shoni concern about people who were not rich, right? but also that his own business career has been a wrecking ball. he was at one point $900 million in

charles sykes was interviewed by rita talkshow host tammy bruce. she appeared on booktv's in-depth program back in 2006 and you can watch that anytime @booktv.org. simply type tammy bruce in the search bar. >> [inaudible conversations] >> welcome back to nashville. it's day number two a booktv's live coverage of the southern festival of books. today's authors include jared yates sexton on the 2016 presidential election. liza mundy, and national book award finalist patricia bell scott. for a complete schedule a visit booktv.org or follow along on our social media sites. we are on facebook, twitter and instagram @booktv is our handle. we're kicking off today with an author discussion on eleanor roosevelt with emily wilson and national book award finalist patricia bell scott. this is booktv on c-span2. it's live coverage of the southern festival of books. [inaudible conversations] .. since this session is being taped live, if you please use the microphone if we have time

msnbc contributor, and author charlie sykes, eugene robinson from "the washington post," nick, "new york times" political reporter, also an msnbc contributor and jonathan lamere, white house reporter for the soerktsed press and msnbc political analyst. gene it struck me watching those remarks how much more comfortable and how much more adept the president was in consoling this community as he seemed to be yesterday. >> entirely different approach. he was -- today he's being empathetic. he is feeling the suffering along with the community versus yesterday, when he sort of said, you know, the death toll in the caribbean is 34 or something like that. and he said, gee, that was nothing compared to a real disaster. a real catastrophe. and he didn't show that sort of empathy. it was more fun and games almost yesterday which was totally inappropriate. >> george will said on this show that he hadn't yet shown an aptitude for the pastoral aspects of the presidency. to the degree he achieved that on that telefrompter speech, i wonder if that may be one of the variables between what we saw off scri

danielle pletka of the american enterprise institute, and msnbc political analysis charlie sykes. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. when the history of the trump presidency is written, we may look back at this week as one of the worst for this president, considering. his secretary of health and human services tom price had to resign over his free spending on charter flights. his latest efforts to repeal and replace obamacare went belly up without a vote. this week's tax reform roll-out focused more on what it does for the wealthy and it's unclear what it does for the working class and the poor. alabama republicans defy the president by nominations roy moore over mr. trump's pick of the establishment. but the biggest story of all may wind up being what's happening in puerto rico. the mayor of the capital san juan unloaded on the administration's response to the disaster there. >> so i am done being poli

former radio host and msnbc contributor charles sykes provided his thoughts on the conservative movement in america, investigative journalist mark levine reported on the mental health industry, the new york magnetite magazine contributor susie hampton reflected on her travels abroad and weighed in on america's global standing. in the coming weeks, federal judge john newman will reflect on his career as a prosecutor and now as a federal appellate judge. >> for face nation ever bought cheap will examine the role of the media and this weekend on afterwards craig shirley will discuss the life of newt gingrich. >> in the bush white house, they did everything they can to stop them being elected. they said supported ed madigan. who was from illinois, a moderate and established republican and he urged and if eaten by one vote and the bush white house is apoplectic about this because he is not going to carry water for the bush white house and gingrich is very much his own man. >> talked about gingrich and butch, fried chicken versus filet and non-. explain that. >> bush is the cultural difference

joan walsh, charlie sykes, david corn thank you very much. don't miss joan's new show, it's called "we're all in this together." a show to help us all manage the emotional fallout from the 2016 election. congratulations. >> it's actually called "sunday calling." >> yeah. >> i screwed up. >> "sunday calling." >> you get to call in and talk to me and tell me what a great job joy is watching. >> can we say our feelings, also? i twoontd swant to say my feeli >> joan doesn't do enough sharing. >> "sunday calling" congratulations. >>> coming up, the real roush russiagate and the dnc in disarray. i just got my cashback match, is this for real? yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kid

charlie sykes, jonathan allen, thank you both. >>> and coming up after another break, if there are two options with north korea, diplomacy or nuclear war, how badly broken is diplomacy right about now? how much of that is due to the president's choice of words? some exclusive reporting on that front when "the 11th hour" continues. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. >>> the dmz, yes or no? >> i'd rather not say, but you'd be surprised. >> okay, that question about the demilitarized zone president trump is scheduled to depart for his first trip to asia as president next month. the stakes are high. stops in japan, china, vietnam, the philippines and south korea. as you heard there he declinned to say whether or not that trip would include a trip to the dmz saying only that it would be a surprise. let's say that that means, yes, as we're told not to expect a tr

. >> charlie sykes, i want to play a clip of a mutual friend of ours, jack jacobs. he was on msnbc this afternoon and was asked about all of it. >> to reduce the exchange between the president of the united states and the widow of a slain warrior to a public spat is not only the height of inepiitude like i said, it speaks to an ignorance that's extremely difficult to find anywhere else in public life. >> charlie, that's tough to watch especially for us who know jack. this entire subject made people feel angry, sad, vaguely ill especially today across this country. >> no, the whole story is tragic. and it's of course totally self-inflicted. george will earlier on this air said just remember donald trump is barely on speaking terms with the english language. but what i do think is very clear that donald trump does not speak the language of empathy. and we were in that car. we didn't hear the conversation. i by the way, i do think the initial account should have been treated with perhaps some skepticism. but here you have the intersection of this accountability and pre

charlie sykes, jonathan allen, thank you both. and coming up after another break, if there are two options on north korea, diplomacy or nuclear war, how badly broken is diplomacy right about now? how much of that is due to the president's choice of words? some exclusive reporting on that front bh the 11th hour continues. >>> yes or no, are you going? >> i'd rather not say, but you'll be surprised. >> that question about the demilitarized zone. president trump is scheduled to depart for his first trip to asia as president next month. the stakes are high. stops in japan, china, vietnam, the philippines, and south korea. as you heard there, he declined to say whether or not that trip would include a trip to the dmz, saying only that it would be a surprise. let's say that that means yes as we are told not to expect a trip to the dmz officially. speculation only. in washington many remain fearful as the president continues to escalate his rhetoric toward north korea and its leader kim jong-un, who he's called little rocket man. and wha

as the dust was settling around all of us our friend charlie sykes started writing and the result is his new book, "how the right losts its mind." notice that hat, anything about that hat look familiar? the work of a longtime conservative radio host and frequent guest on this broadcast, we welcome charlie back. >> thank you. >> good luck with, first of all. it's interesting reading. it is triage, i think, of what just happened, but it happened in slow motion, and it also required a lot of people to acquiesce. >> yes, and it was a painful book for me to write. i had to step back and say, okay, how did -- what just happened? how did this happen? how did a movement i thought i understood how was it taken over by donald trump? how did it acquisce in this? how did we move into this post factual era and that's what i tried to break down, you know, the betrayal of many of the thought leaders. not all of the thought leaders but conservative media and i was part of it and had to ask tough questions about what role did we play? what role did we play from being an alternative voice to an altern

quinn's mom, gale sykes. >> quinn called and said, where's the money? they're going to kill me. where's the money? >> and you said, i dropped it off. >> i dropped it. absolutely. >> oh, jesus, quinn! what kind of people are these? i told you, they go to the crab shack and there's a huge parking lot. >> and for the first time, everyone heard one of the voices of the kidnappers. >> is anyone following you? >> no. >> anybody follows you, you know what happens. >> what? i'm sorry? hello? >> when you hear that guy's voice, that changes everything. >> she says three males, we've got a male there. >> at last, a solid lead. but everyone, including the fbi's james casey, was perplexed over why the kidnappers were still asking for the money. didn't they have it? >> they pulled into a gas station not far from joe's crab shack after they'd done a bit of driving around. so as we're sitting there watching them, a jacksonville beach police cruiser pulls into the gas station, starts talking to these young men. >> you're thinking what? >> we had no idea what's going on. >> trying to keep the kid

radio host and contributor charles sykes discusses his book how the right lost his mind. is interviewed by tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something, certainly a big middle finger to the establishment, if you really wanted to deal with these issues, would have gone with marco rubio or scott walker and they didn't. he is a master of twitter but he was crude, rude, serial liar, thin-skinned, erratic, a fraud. this was relatively well known and conservative, character mattered the president was a role model, found a way to rationalize behavior of somebody who insults women, marks the disabled, marks pows, just wanted to get an education. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> south dakota, along the banks of the missouri river, chosen as south dakota's capital city in 1889. reflecting the american frontier is home to cowboys and cattle, the backdrop for iconic american writer laura ingle's little house on the prairie series. with help of our cable partners for the next hour we f

joining us now, charlie sykes and anna marie cox, host of the podcast with friends like these. and anna, they have shown on the mcconnell team that they intend to go after trump personally. they are going to publicly label him a white supremacist and an anti-semite based on information revealed by his wife in their divorce proceedings, he opposed to his daughters going to a certain school in los angeles because he said there's too many jews there. they're going to make steve bannon personally the issue for republicans who associate with him. >> i actually really appreciated you misspoke a tiny bit saying trump. they'll hold trump personally responsible and that would be the thing that might make a difference. right? >> yeah. >> right now, i mean, i'm not sure, like, going after bannon, your average, you know, voter still probably doesn't think of him as like a super power player. this is really -- this is inside baseball that's erupted into an outside brawl. right? and i think that the sad thing is i'm not sure there's winners here because even -- so you either have the reactio

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fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> charlie sykes, how are you? it's a pleas this is especially with the last year, it's an opportunity that perhaps you and i would never have and i'm looking forward to it . th

and this weekend on "after words" former radio host and msnbc contributor charles sykes will provide his thoughts on the conservative movement in america. >> i'm a conservative who believes that america should be the shining city on the hill, that we are based on an idea. they reject the idea. they reject the values of the declaration of independence rather explicitly. they don't believe that america is an idea, they believe that it is a geographic allocation, people by people of certain ethnic and racial backgrounds. and there's a real dark side there. and the reality is that throughout the campaign donald trump had more than one opportunity to repudiate them, reject them, speak out against them, and he dodged and clayed and wink -- and delayed and winked again and again and again. it's a pattern. it's not -- this is not a one-off, this is a problem. this is a cancer at the heart of the conservative movement if we are not willing to say that the left is not right, that we tolerate these people. so there are these moral judgments, these key moments in every movement. you know, libera

charlie sykes, jonathan allen, thank you both. >>> and coming up after another break, if there are two options with north korea, diplomacy or nuclear war, how badly broken is diplomacy right about now? how much of that is due to the president's choice of words? some exclusive reporting on that front when "the 11th hour" continues. a good time sir. [don't stop me now by queen] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with over 500 flights every day, emirates brings the world together through dubai. fly emirates for a world of good times. ♪ you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices

charlie sykes. "how the right lost its mind." matt schlapp. and van jones. also a new book, "beyond the messy truth." van, le me start with you. the president's actions on his own this week. to desert if i the iran deal. is this a substitute for action, sit effective or more talk in the absence of real support from congress? >> well, think that the president thinks of himself as a disrupter. and, right now in business. the reality is, in business, a drupgs is when you have a new idea, a new product that is better than the old. uber didn't go around smashing up taxi cabs. they had a better idea. the problem is, the president is breaking up everything. erasing the obama legacy, and throwing stuff at congress and hoping they fix it. that's not the kind of disruption that make america better. >> it's achieving some of the if the's end. >> it's simple. he said he was going to do these things. he's doing it. on obamacare, he has a reform put in place on the associated plans. the paris agreement. ending the war on coal, it relates to the idea that we'll have manufa

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charlie sykes. out with a new book. "how the right lost its mind." also american conservative union chair, matt schlapp. and van jones. also a new book, "beyond the messy truth." van, let me start with you. the president's actions on his own this week. to undo obamacare. to undo the clean power act. to decertify the iran deal. is this a substitute for action, is it effective? or more talk in the absence of real support from congress? >> well, i think that the president thinks of himself as a disrupter. and, that's a fashionable word right now in business. the reality is, in business, a disruption is when you have a new idea, a new product that is better than the old. uber didn't go around smashing up taxi cabs. they had a better idea. the problem is, the president is breaking up everything. erasing the obama legacy, and throwing stuff at congress and hoping they fix it. that's not the kind of disruption that make america better. that is not leadership. >> it's achieving some of these things. >> it's simple. he said he was going to do these things. he

and wanda sykes tweeted, no, no, no, no, no. you do not get to hide under the rainbow. studio executives say they plan to meet with the rest of the cast and crew to make sure they feel safe and supported. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> so season six apparently will be it for "house of cards." >>> when we come back, it was a spooktacular night on "dancing with the stars." >> we'll have the frightening results coming up on "the skinny," that's next. spooktacular night on "dancing with the stars." rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. >>> halloween candy's actually a sore subject for me. they call it fun size. but look at this. when you're my size, this isn't fun. this is bull [ bleep ] ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ so skinny >> shaquille o'neil, not just good at basketball but guest hostin

school of public policy and a former democratic congressman and msnbc political contradicter and charlie sykes, contributor as well and the author of a new book "how the right lost its mind." charlie, congratulations. i know what a toil it is to get these things out there, and i cannot read -- cannot wait. i can read. shock. it's friday the 13th. i'm a mess. i cannot wait to read your entire book, charlie. so congratulations, again. >> thank you. >> so elise, the president's strategy is to punt these things to congress. who, though, takes the blame if congress fails to act? >> i think that's part of the plan, because president trump knows that congress is more unpopular than he is, and so he can always push the blame away on the gop establishment, which has become his favorite punching bag in days of late, and you look at, this is a president who came into office without many well-defined principles or policy initiatives that he really was adamant he would pursue. since he doesn't care that much about policy would rather focus on things like the nfl, why not just punt it could congress? >> con

wanda sykes saying, no, no, no, no, you do not get to choose to hide under the rainbow. kick rocks. also, coming out as a gay man is not the same thing as coming out as someone who preyed on a 14-year-old. conflating those things is disgusting. rose mcgowan said bye, bye, spacey, good-bye. it's your turn to cry. that's why we've got to say good-bye and #rosearmy. kevin spacey has just invented something that has never existed before, a bad time to come out. and rapp said everything he wanted to say is in the article he released and he has no further comment. at this time. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. firefighters say an abandoned house was the site of another two-alarm fire that started at 9:45 on sacramento street. investigators say the house next door was damaged and the family is now displaced. pg&e crews were called to the scene because the fire knocked down electrical wires. no one was hurt. >>> happening today three weeks after the north bay wildfire started all public school districts in sonoma county will be back in session today. mark west, geyserville and piner-oliv

you know, bruce springsteen, president obama, wanda sykes, michael keaton, conan o'brien -- >> jimmy: let's see who else you have. >> they're all in there. >> jimmy: mel brooks, amy poehler. you know, it's funny. i was on your podcast. >> oh my god! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. when i got the book i thought, well, i can't wait to see which of my pearls of wisdom. so i went right to "k." well, there's karen kill fair riff, jim kirk man, tom kenmy. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: nick froel -- >> he's referenced, i didn't actually talk to him. >> jimmy: is it possible my name was misspelled? >> i don't know if you remember our conversation. >> jimmy: i remember it, yeah. >> it was here. i came here are. >> jimmy: yes. >> you demanded that. >> jimmy: right, yeah. [ laughter ] think i'm going to your garage? i don't know what's in there. >> like president obama came to my garage -- >> jimmy: it's packed with wires, who the hell knows what's in there? [ applause ] literally, i came here, we went to your office. you had a suvee tank. we talked about that most of the time. it was mostly about cooking

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you do not get to choose to hide under the rainbow, wanda sykes wrote. >> the fact that he responded the way he did and also conflating it with him coming out as gay has really only made this scandal worse. >> reporter: lester, kevin spacey has a big studio movie out in early december. the current climate now directors and producers and talent, actors in hollywood are thinking about whether they want to work with kevin spacey. >> kate snow, thank you. >>> in a surprise move, former american p.o.w. sergeant bowe bergdahl testified today at his sentencing hearing. he broke down on the stand, apologizing to military personnel who were wounded while searching for him after he left his post in afghanistan in 2009 saying he never intended anyone to get hurt. bergdahl was captured by the taliban and held captive five years. he has pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he faces up to life in prison. >>> tonight the navy is investigating the mysterious death of a green beret found strangled while on assignment in the west african nation of mali. and under scrutiny are

. >> joining me now, james peterson, an msnbc contributor, also charlie sykes, an msnbc contributor out with a new book titled "how the right lost its mind." gentlemen, good to see you both. charlie, i'm going to get your reaction to sarah huckabee sanders. was that the white house's way of dealing with the issues brought up by the presidents bush and obama? >> yeah. of course it's absurd because both of those comments were aimed not only at donald trump but also trumpism and the state of, i think, the culture of our politics and the nature of our discourse. i think both of those -- kind of an interesting historic moment. two former presidents recognizing that perhaps we are at a tipping point in terms of what's happening to our confidence in democracy, our confidence in the institutions, and, no, they didn't name him by name, but the references were absolutely unmistakable. >> james, let's turn to president obama's comments. i want to play for you another clip. here it is. >> we've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry. to demonize people who have different ideas. t

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