steve king is a racist. it's ironic and i don't think people take seriously what he says when he criticizes congresswoman omar. her comments were anti-semitic and ignorant and do not deserve to be heard in our discourse at that level. apac is an organization that does not spend within the top 50 in lobbying funds. when you look at the fact that it's bipartisan and her comments make the nuisanced conversation we have to have about israel more difficult. >> should she be removed? >> you can talk about the way law enforcement treats eth yo ethiopians, that's fair and be critical, but you can't delve into anti-semitic tropes. >> democrats said steve king should be off the committees. why not here. >> steve king has a history. this young lady has been in congress not two or three months and i do have a sincere problem with her comments. i will say this, though. i believe that many republicans need to sit this one out. donald trump has no moral high ground here and nancy pelosi did what she should do. she seemed i

steve king is a racist. it's ironic and i don't think people take seriously what he says when he criticizes congresswoman omar. her comments were anti-semitic and ignorant and do not deserve to be heard in our discourse at that level. aipac is an organization that does not spend within the top 50 in lobbying funds. >> fair point. >> when you look at the fact that it's bipartisan and her comments make the nuanced conversation we have to have about israel more difficult. >> should she be removed? >> no. you can talk about the way law enforcement treats ethiopians, and other africans in israel, that's fair and be critical, but you can't delve into anti-semitic tropes. >> democrats said steve king should be off the committees. why not here? >> steve king has a history. this is not anything new. this young lady has been in congress not two or three months and i do have a sincere problem with her comments. i will say this, though. i believe that many republicans need to sit this one out. donald trump has no moral

he's not throwing steve king under the bus. he needs a lot of those die-hard steve king voters. the president and steve king have a lot in common in terms of their own politics so i thought it was kind of cagey and not a renunciation as scott has renounced him. >> yeah, definitely not as far as the president likes to jump even before he gets full information on a lot of thing, regardless, thank you guys for being here. scott and joan, good to see you. >>> a live interview with kamala harris sunday morning 8:00. >>> outfront next, days before president trump meets with north korea's kim jong-un is the administration about to give up on a key nuclear demand? plus, the owner of the new england patriots, robert kraft, accused of soliciting sex at a day spa. investigators say they have video evidence. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or

so steve king is sort of a man without a party now. it was a very different approach than paul ryan, kevin mccarthy's predecessor, who let things slide more. kevin mccarthy is ruling with an iron fist and saying he has zero tolerance for this type of behavior. evan: it was notable that happened right after the midterms. in mccarthy's state in particular, they lost half of the republican seats in the house. a lot of the campaigns where they lost were built around these hostile remarks the president, republicans have been targeting at minorities. there was a major backlash to that in california and other states. after this election, this moment happens and mccarthy, who looked the other way when trump made his comments and didn't call him out, steve king's comments were far worse. it was coming out and saying he didn't have a problem with white supremacy. it was interesting that was the moment where suddenly he was taking a stand. >> here is that clip. >> given congressman king's recent comments on white supremacy, should he resign? rep.

steve king is still a member of the congress. roy moore stuck in that race and he got donald trump to come down and endorse him and lost but lost by a very little amount. he might be a senator today. >> lost thanks to black women. >> and president of the president of the united states despite reince priebus huddling after the "access hollywood" tape and saying get out of the race and the kingdom of saudi arabia which murdered someone, and hacked him to death and lied about it, is salmon is back going to events. and there is a way if you just bully through and shameless enough you could be rewarded in a sort of strictly descriptive political sense. >> i think the difference here -- i think that is unfortunately been true. i think the difference here is your core constituents once you are gone. >> that is why you can't in this case. >> steve king said oh, white supremacist, we're cool. >> the core constituency here, white and black and latino, this is a multi-racial group of constituents who are calling for him to step aside. becau

they certainly wanted more done when it was steve king. and now there's this which is worse, king or omar feudal feud. omar is new, but king has been spewing this for years, but she targeted the jews and he targeted everyone that is not white. forget the comparisons. that's more about setting the standard. be honest. call it all out. ask for the same consequences for similar actions. don't go light on your own and hard on others. that's one of the reasons why so many think so little of politicians, especially in d.c. now to the president. he's calling for omar to get out. and that is interesting, because he seemed to say something very similar to what omar said when addressing the republican jewish coalition in 2015. >> you're not going to support me because i don't want your money. you want to control your own politician, that's fine. >> now, why is it different? is it because omar is muslim and wears a hijab? i hear a lot of that, and it's not right. especially when you remember this president has been down the road of intolerance more t

so steve king is sort of a man without a party now. it was a very different approach than paul ryan, kevin mccarthy's predecessor, who let things slide more -- kevin mccarthy is ruling with an iron fist and saying he has zero tolerance for this type of behavior. evan: it was notable that happened after the midterms. mccarthy, they lost half of the republican seats in the house. a lot of the campaigns where they lost were built around hostile remarks the president, republicans have been targeting at minorities. there was backlash to that in california and other states. after this election, this moment happens and mccarthy, who looked the other way when trump made his comments and didn't call him out, steve king's comments were far worse. it was coming out and saying he didn't have a problem with white supremacy. it was interesting that was the moment suddenly he took a stand. >> here is that clip. >> given the recent comments on white supremacy, should he resign? rep. mccarthy: that is up to steve king. the voters have elected him. the

so steve king is sort of a man without a party now. it was a very different approach than paul ryan, kevin mccarthy's predecessor, who let things slide more -- kevin mccarthy is ruling with an iron fist and saying he has zero tolerance for this type of behavior. it was notable that happened after the midterms. mccarthy, they lost half of the republican seats in the house. a lot of the campaigns where they lost were built around hostile remarks the president, republicans have been targeting at minorities. there was backlash to that in california and other states. after this election, this moment , who lookedmccarthy the other way when trump made his comments and didn't call him out, steve king's comments were far worse. it was coming out and saying he didn't have a problem with white supremacy. it was interesting that was the moment suddenly he took a stand. >> here is that clip. >> given the recent comments on white supremacy, should he resign? rep. mccarthy: that is up to steve king. the voters have elected him. denotese republicans h

the president was critical of steve king. >> fair enough. why not hold steve king to the standard? >> we were very tough on steve king. >> their essential answer was that they were tough enough on steve king. did you see that? we certainly didn't see that. they have not asked for his resignation. >> even talking about steve king is aiming too low when you're talking about this president who has more appeal to racial resentment than any national figure since george wallace in the 1960s. other republicans have been silent when the president has used, for example, the retweeting of the anti-semitic imagery around hillary clinton or kevin mccarthy, talking about the billionaires trying to buy the election who were all jewish. t there is certainly a legitimate debate about what has been said and kind of whether it does traffic in anti-semitic tropes. but for republicans who have been silent while the president has reoriented their party into a party of identity politics on white's uneasy about a changing america, it's very grating for many to hear them come forward now with all of this

they came to the steve king game late. the president of the united states never said a thing and mccarthy sat silent. doesn't he need to go back to that and say hey, look, the president never said anything about steve king, that was a mistake. >> well, in full disclosure i do work for kevin mccarthy and he became leader, the steve king thing came up and he took action and stripped him of his committees and that was stripping him of his committees for something that he said that was terrible and should have never been said. >> many things, over many years that you guys ignored. >> okay. so both parties can say that for many, many years. kevin has been leader since november. this thing came up. as a leader himself, he took decisive action. >> yes. >> and yet nancy pelosi is letting this woman stay on the foreign affairs committee which has jurisdiction over the very things that we're talking about. we can go back through history and look at democrats in the 60s fighting against civil rights. we can go back forever on that. >

king, and you tweeted about ilhan omar. >> i did express disagreement with steve king and i put that out on social media. i'll double-check that. >> we looked. we didn't find it. >> i will tell you that we condemn those remarks publicly. we had a press conference as we do every week and we expressed our opposition to that language. so to make that assertion, brianna, is just something that i don't think is accurate, but at the end of the day, this isn't about me, this isn't about the president. this is about the issue of racism and anti-semitism and what we should be doing in this opportunity is coming together saying, you know what? we in a country say no to that and applaud people for stepping forward and you can judge people and you can play the political back and forth and get political points at one way or the other and we should look at the substance of the issue and how are we improving our country by rooting it out of our country going forward. >> we did check your tweets. we didn't see one about steve ding. if there is one, leplease let m know. >> always good to see you. >>

king -- >> i didn't make excuses for steve king. he was condemned. he was conz-emd. >> he did not resign. >> look, can i -- >> he talked about white supremacy -- >> ridiculous. he was stripped of his committee. >> not from 25 years ago. >> he should have been forced to leave congress. >> steve king is a racist now and you don't want him to resign. >> he was condemned. you won't condemn rashida tlaib. you won't condemn her anti-semitism. >> it is what it is. guys, always appreciate your spirit. >> we tried, alex. >> it's good. ken dysis here and he's like it's my term and i got to get going. virginia's governor is putting up a fight for his job, that's for sure but how long will he stick it out? these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. we all make excuses for t

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who's steve king? epstein who? oh, that was a long time ago. it was 2008. but it seems like a moment ago to all those alleged victims who believe they were denied justice. not a word for them from this president. and still he's selling you that he cares about trafficking. he cares so much that he has acosta as labor secretary, whose job includes overseeing the country's labor laws including, you guessed it, human trafficking. the wall is not about human trafficking. it's about trafficking in the politics of persuasion. big talk, big lie. the proof of his real concern for trafficking, you saw in his reaction to these cases i cited. never a word from him about the kids being trafficked all over this country, americans who might as well be walled off from this president. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight with don lemon" starts right now. busy night. >> as you were reading that, this came to mind. if you care about what celebrity liar -- and you know what i'm talking about -- you got to equally care about another celebrity liar. a lie is a lie, and a liar is

>> steve king, for example, has been in office since 2003. he's a 69-year-old man. ilhan omar has been in office since last month. she is just getting started. she apologized -- >> yeah, yeah, she just learned about anti-semitism is a thing. she just learned about it. >> well, what's donald trump's excuse for learning about anti-semitism and tweeting anti-semitic posts repeatedly! >> if you want to defend the anti-semites in your party, go ahead. >> donald trump's last -- >> i mean, she would be. she's taken on the gaza issue. she's not clueless about anti-semitism and the money. that's not an excuse that adds up for her. >> and nobody ever said she was. my point, though, is that the democrats are holding our own accountable. republicans, we have one example. >> how? what consequences does she face. >> it took 20 years to say anything about. and they're going to parade that for the next 20 years. but they haven't done anything about joe arpaio, who donald trump pardoned. they haven't done anything about si cindy hyde-smith, ron desantis and his monkey business stuff

steve king has been there for a long time. steve king should have been forced out of the united states house of representatives and he was not. simply removing him from his committee assignments at least for me as an african-american who happens to be republican, was not enough. so i think this is an opportunity for the republican party to actually perhaps learn something from democrats here on how to aggressively tackle these types of issues. let's be honest. there are a lot of people in my heart who hold views similar to northam and probably worse, and the republican party has not taken enough or gone far enough, in my view, to root those people out of the party. >> all right. >> can't be hypocritical. >> thank you both. thank you guys all for joining us. >>> coming up, president trump insists isis is defeated in syria. numbers tell a different story. my exclusive interview with the top cop from interpol. why this threat in isis is very real. sis is very real ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upse

king, which we still have not -- that hasn't happened. >> bill: they took action against steve king. should she keep her position on this committee or not? >> she should not. >> she should not. >> i think the democrats would make a martyr out of her if they removed her from the committee. they are in a better position to have influence on her this they are critical if they demand stronger language without removing her from the committee. >> bill: we'll hear more later today. new developments now in a moment on the case of this missing woman. savannah spurlock's father breaking his silence with that exclusive interview. >> sandra: a growing number of democrats jumping into the presidential race. how the media is branding those 2020 candidates. howard kurtz has an interesting take on all that and joins us next. >> i don't have a political machine. i don't come from money. but what i do have is this, i have grit. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differentl

i am in the fourth congressional district which is unfortunately represented by steve king. as your guest mentioned earlier, from my experience, the issues --t resonated more with rather than antitrust, in my hisrience, is more of liberal basis and honestly the unpopularity of steve king in , especially with the national attention he has been getting recently. i voted for amy klobuchar, and i think her candidacy would be really good. -- she just wasn't that popular and trump had the anti-establishment bases that was pretty popular amongst republicans. host: thank you for the call. let me take his point and turn it into a question. when bill clinton became the democratic nominee, the first thing he did was hop on a bus and go through rural pennsylvania, ohio, indiana and the upper midwest. bill clinton grew up in rural arkansas. my question is why did the hillary clinton camp -- why didn't the hillary clinton campaign take that message in 2016? guest: the greatest question of the 2016 race is how hillary clinton who, herself ran very strongly in rural upstate new york. she wa

the president was critical of steve king. he applauded congress when they took action to strip him from his committee position and in essence we don't have -- there's no room for anti-semitism. there's no room for white nationalism remarks coming from these members of congress. >> why not hold steve king to the same standard. he's retweeted nazi comments. >> when you look at congresswoman omar and her comments, they're appalling and she should resign from the foreign affairs committee which actually is one that deals directly with issues regarding israel and obviously we know where her bias lies. >> mercedes schlapp, thanks for taking question this is morning. >> thank you so much, jim. >> jim, that was a fascinating interview, your push, push to get those answers, especially on khashoggi and the legal deadline the white house blew by. >> it doesn't seem -- they have an answer but the answer is not satisfying, even republicans -- republican members of both the house and the senate there it's something -- and it's possible the

even steve king voted to have steve king punished. but bobby rush was holding out for censure or expulsion. either one he would take. still fighting the good fight. at that time, dr. king was getting rather frustrated with the youngsters in the movement like that johnny lewis fellow. you can control him at all. ambitious folks. and hs like carmichael rap brown -- you may call him one of the founders of the pop. -- hip-hop. i still give the credit to bob dylan, by the way. basement in the lookout, kid look what you did go down the manhole light use of a candle ♪ stop me. that's cap is one you get old. and memories are perfect. i can remember what i heard this morning. some words to live on. when the movement expanded into , this is whatce my mother said about the southern baptist preacher whose preaching the 10 commandments and said, thou shalt not kill. they'll shut not steal. not steal.lt preach on, preach on. thou shalt not commit adultery. the deacon walks out. when he gets to the door, he learns around and says, "now you done st

. >> why didn't he denounce steve king? >> he was denounced by the republicans in the house. >> and but not directly by the president of the united states. >> he should have said something. but the fact he hasn't isn't the story the story is omar and the fact that the democratic leadership is silent with regard to taken action. >> well they wanted her to apologize and you saw this apology from her. >> republicans went a step further, they took him off as chairman. >> your response? >> there's no parallel between steve king and ilhan omar. her tweet -- the subject of -- aipac is an influential lobby group in washington. that should be be able to be discussed because it has to be discussed carefully because there is a long dangerous stereotype of jews nefariously controlling governments with money. she didn't express that sensitivity but the larger issue here is she's trying to talk about opposing a system of state-sponsored bigotry in the west bank in which jews and palestinians who live side by side live under a different l

speaking of trump, i want you to listen to what donald trump said about steve king when he campaigned for him in iowa in 2014. this is a hat tip to our friends at the kay file for digging this up. >> today i am here to support steve king, a special guy, a smart person with really the right views on almost everything. we don't have to compare notes, do they? >> listen to what donald trump said to the republican jewish coalition back in 2015. >> we are not going to support them because i don't want money. is that crazy? no, it is true. >> you want to control your own politician, that's fine. don't worry about it. i understand -- five months ago i was with you. i would love the support but i don't want your money. >> that raised eye brows from a lot of people including our ari fleischer tweeted "what the hell does that mean"? >> excuse me, i saw the same picture as you did. the president said this about nfl players taking a knee. >> would you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to get that son of a -- out the field right now, he's fired. he's fired! >>

>> he knows steve king very well. they're buddies. >> steve who? >> did he the same thing with david duke. during the campaign. i don't know who david duke is. he did the same thing with pat buchanan. he called him a hitler lover. oh, i'm going to tweet about him and endorse him. donald trump is facing foots business the radical right and pretending like he's not giving aid and comfort to them. and then he goes and does stuff to give them aid and comfort. this is not helpful. typical for donald trump and sad. >> when minnesota representative was recommendory imagineded for using language in a tweet, the president called for her resignation. he told her apology was lame. watch this. >> congressman omar is terrible, what she said. and i think she should either resign from congress or she should certainly resign from the house foreign affairs committee. >> so if he doesn't know about a fellow republican but bengals a democrat. why the double standard? >> it's convenient amnesia. this is typical donald trump. he's been this way all along. he always has

you mentioned steve king, which i think is a really important thing. how many years and how many racist tweets and how many racist comment dollars it take before republicans said anything about steve king? ilhan omar, democrats dealt with it right away. al franken, democrats dealt with that so quickly, there were questions about whether they dealt with it too quickly. democrats immediately started talking about what happened with the virginia governor. democrats, there's accountability. there's self-examination, and there's contrition. and the republican party, there's none of that right now. the silence in terms of donald trump is not just deafening. it's its own -- it's complicit. it's collaboration. it renders everyone else as guilty as donald trump and the things he's saying. >> before all the reaction -- because i know people will say because of what you said and what you said about democrats, they will say -- i know it will happen. they will say, oh, you're defending what ilhan omar said. not at all. >> not at all. i think what she said was disgu

you mentioned steve king, which i think is a really important thing. how many years and how many racist tweets and how many racist comments does it take before republicans said anything about steve king? ilhan omar, democrats dealt with it right away. al franken, democrats dealt with that so quickly, there were questions about whether they dealt with it too quickly. democrats immediately started talking about what happened with the virginia governor. democrats, there's accountability. there's self-examination, and there's contrition. and the republican party, there's none of that right now. the silence in terms of donald trump is not just deafening. it's its own -- it's complicit. it's collaboration. it renders everyone else as guilty as donald trump and the things he's saying. >> before all the reaction -- because i know people will say because of what you said and what you said about democrats, they will say -- i know it will happen. they will say, oh, you're defending what ilhan omar said. not at all. >> not at all. i think what she said was disgust

it took them 13 years to notice steve king. congresswoman omar respond the president calling her apology lame and tweeting out you have trafficked in hate your whole life against jew, muslims, indy againous immigrants, black people and more. i learn from people impacted by my words when will you? more on that tweet we referenced from kevin mccarthy. let's bring back heidi przybyla. >> reporter: that's right. if you remember back in october just before the mid-terms mccarthy tweeted quote we cannot allow soros and bloomberg to buy this election. the word buy in all caps. here's what the congress mon now says about that. >> you put out a tweet about three billion injuries trying to buy the mid-term. >> that was about republicans versus democrats. michael bloomberg put in $54 million into the campaign just in the last couple of weeks in 24 districts. all i was pointing out was money that republicans and democrats were spending to defeat one another. >> reporter: the tweet which mccarthy deleted the next day came as tom styer, geor

to defend steve king. he says he didn't say that. keith ellison did and the number two man in your party. why is that okay? tell the rest of us what the standard is. >> why is it all right that steve scalise said he was david duke without the baggage and he is the number two ranking republican in the house of representatives? >> tucker: okay. >> there are a lot of things that need to be sorted out. we need to get to a place where we don't have racism, and we don't have people stoking racial issues in a bad way. or in the government. >> tucker: i agree with that 100%. i agree. people should not be punished or rewarded on the basis of their skin color. that is the definition of racism. not only is it happening, it expanding in this country and the left is pushing it. >> yes. >> tucker: they should be ashamed of that. let me ask you this -- >> they allow them to stick around for a long time. >> what about poor ed gillespie, they are not my politics but there is no evidence he is a racist. he is a decent man,

to the point about steve king versus representative omar, you have a 12 or 15 years of steve king making racist remarks. you also have kevin mccarthy tweeting -- kevin mccarthy, they're going to tilt the election. they use the same anti-semitic troops that she did. everyone who doesn't should apologize and they should never do it again. >> david: her track record matter. >> jessica: she's been in congress for 5 minutes. >> david: but her track record matter spheres. >> melissa: we've gotta go. morse between five and just a a moment to liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. and as a man... uh... or a woman... with very specific needs that i can't tell you about- say cheese. mr. landry? oh no. hi mr. landry! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you're a veteran homeownecall newday usa., home values are rising, and with newday's va cash out home loan, you can borrow up to 100 percent of your home's increased value. you could get 54,000 dollars or more and lower

a painful lesson. >> harris: is not wrong about the past with steve king. but what is your take on giving omar a pass? >> she shouldn't get a pass. these are not statements -- this didn't start on sunday night. it started several years ago. she tweeted out what she had to apologize for with anti-semitic tropes long before she was even in congress. so she knows exactly what she's doing. i actually believe that it's very deliberate, that she is smart in knowing that her words -- that her policy positions, her rhetoric, is consequential. i believe she taps into experiences that she has had personally in life to add to her perspective that she believes what she says. so i actually -- instead of saying that we shouldn't give her any benefit of the doubt or any credit that she knows what she's stating, time and time and time again, i would actually suggest that she knows exactly what she's saying. by the way, last week when she was asked about the response to some of her remarks and what she thought about it, she called it "exciting." i think she's getting a thro

>> he knows steve king very well. they are buddies. >> i don't know who you're talking about. >> he did the same thing with david duke during the campaign. i don't know who david duke is. he did the same thing with pat buchanan. he called him a hitler lover before and then he's like, oh, i'm going to tweet about him and endorse him. donald trump is playing footsies with the radical right, the far-right, and pretending like he's not giving aid and comfort to them. when the time is convenient, he goes off and does more stuff to give them aid and comfort. this is just not helpful. it's typical for donald trump is and sad. >> als, when minnesota representati representative ilhan omar was reprimanded for using anti-semitic language in a tweet, the president called for her resignation. said her apology was lame. watch this. >> congresswoman omar, it's terrible what she said and i think she should either resign from congress or she should certainly resign from the house foreign affairs committee. >> so he doesn't know about

steve king was removed from his committee assignments. i appreciated that. i think members should have called for him to resign. let's talk about cindy hide smith. some of her statements in a public lynching. she should have been disqualified. it's difficult for republicans to say you need to clean up your house when your house is disaster. >> andrea mitchel pushed the vice president on that similar point. listen. >> what the president said about banning all muslims in 2015. >> well, look, the president instituted a travel ban for the security of the united states of america. we embrace the broad diversity of the american people. we embrace legal immigration, but the president will always put the safety and the security of the american people first. >> are you satisfied with that answer? >> no. i'm not. and the reality is the vice president and many of these republicans in the house and senate who are calling for her to resign, i should say, they lack the moral authority to do so again, because there have been many instances most recently within our own part

yes, now, they're speaking out against steve king, but they haven't asked for king to resign. many of the republicans speaking out about ralph northam, they supported cory stewart. they've supported ed gillespie. i think it's not the same. it is really different. we have donald trump, you know, who has shown, like you mentioned, chris, with charlottesville and other policies, he has really bigoted and racist ways. why have republicans in congress not stepped up and made him accountable for the things he said and the things he's said? it is not the same thing. you have leaders in the democratic that's going to be in the democratic primary and who are in already in the democratic primary for this presidential election who have been really clear about ralph northam and denounced him. i think that's the difference. they've said he should resign. >> good to see both of you. thank you. >>> up next, a scoop from axios. an insider leaked president trump's executive time filled private schedules. what it tells us about how he spends each day at the white house. we're going to talk it o

. >> tucker: whatever.e i'm not here to defend steve king. i'm saying he didn't say that and keith ellison dead. the number tickle man in your party. so what -- i mean, why -- >> tell the rest of us but the standard is sprayed >> why is ii all right that steve scalise said he was david duke without the i baggage and use a number o ranking republican in the house of representatives? there is a lot of things that need to be sorted out. we need to w get to a place whee we don't have racism on people who are stoking racial issues in a bad way. >> tucker: i agree with that 100%. i agree.is people should not be punished or rewarded on the basis of their skin color. that is the definition of racism and not only is it happening, it's expanding in this country, and the left is pushing it. they should be ashamed of that. let me ask you this. what about poor edbo gillespie, who, whatever you think of his mpolitics, they are not my politics, but there is no evidence he's a racist. he's a decent man, actually. this northam character called him a racist do

>>let let me know when steve king resigns. ed: mentioned steve king a number of times. >> loved it. ed: she took a test to prove she has native american ancestry. she has a new message for the nation and you won't believe it brian is in atlanta gearing up for the super bowl. brian, good morning. >> we have roger staubach coming your direction and the billionaire owner of this team. he is not living off society we also have the new england patriot cheer lords and decatur army guys. queue them. this is the combine, go. this is the combine that pros would go through at the nfl experience. how many times can pop warner kids have a chance to have the new england patriots cheer for them as they come through? what athletes and the 6-year-old won the championship, back in a moment from atlanta and new york city. ♪ let the good times roll ♪ emily: welcome back. let's check in with our own brian kilmeade in atlanta for all the super bowl action. ed: good morning, buddy. brian: hey, guys i'm with the super team here and super cheerleaders over here. i had a chance to talk to a super billio

>> i make a huge distinction between o marmar and steve king. steve king had been saying horrible and racist things for a long time and it was cricket and total silent. all of a sudden they were shocked. he was talking about white supremaci supremacist. omar is a freshman, she's new and young. i think she has learned a painful lesson that the words you use through whatever medium can be painful and can be hurtful and it will have consequences. so, hopefully moving forward, now this is a valuable lesson that she has learn and she will secretary counsel and be careful how she expresses herself. >> leader mccarthy was asked tonight if she's satisfy with omar's apology. she said that i am not satisfied. should she lose her committee assignment? >> no, i don't think so. she represents a voice. she represents her community. this could be a learning experience that will actually help her becoming a more effective member. i think it is a bit much for minority leader mccarthy to be throwing stones from his own glass house. this is somebody that invoke th

there was no outrage for steve king to step down or where's the impeachment articles from congress to impeach this president that says something racist every single day. >> have that conversation with the partisans in the next segment after this. if your decision is based not solely but in large part on keeping the seat in democratic hands, how does that inform opinion on the future of the lieutenant governor, justin fairfax? should he also stay? >> well, first of all my decision was based on my conversation that i had yesterday with the governor, a face-to-face meeting. we had a very candid talk about blackface. also people watching other leaders, clergy, they should be in churches tomorrow, talking about blackface and race and people think that blackface is just in virginia, they're totally wrong, this is a national issue. it just unfolded and played out in the state of virginia. but blackface is a national issue. >> do you believe that the lieutenant governor who is now accused twice of sexual assault, that he should stay in office or do you believe he should heed calls for him to

and that is why point out steve king and what happened there and the democratic response. arthel: come monday morning, where is governor northam? >> well, that is when you go back to what they said, they thought he would resign this morning. when you combine the problems that he has had today with the issues of the abortion, that is really tough. and there really aren't major democratic voices in the party right now that are saying he should stick around. it will be a real problem for him. but i directly to the comments by justin fairfax per the african-american lieutenant governor there. who so far says you know, there are problems here but did not call on him to resign. maybe that is just justin fairfax also trying not to put the cart before the horse and seem like he is being too anticipatory wanted to jump into the governors mansion. arthel: that is a point. right thank you for joining the program. chad pergram, thank you for joining the program. >> thank you. arthel: it we can downpour with evacuations in california pray there are concerns that the rain in malibu will

>> when they stripped steve king of his duties, they called on nancy pelosi to act. weeks have passed since then. now the controversy is rising to the level of her fellow democrats calling on nancy pelosi to do something. it seems at this point she may be prompted to discipline her in some way, to at least make a statement or comment saying, we doe don't approve of these sort of comments, but it's not clear. >> in the case of leon mccarthy he himself had to delete a tweet from a short weeks ago. he said we can't allow bloomberg to head this election. to your point about what sanctions there would be, chairman of the committee put out a statement saying anti-semitism in any form is nonacceptable and it's shocking to hear the trope about jewish money. nowhere here does he say she shouldn't be here. >> nadler put out a statement on her. when you have the type of caucus they have, these are the types of comments you'll have, and nancy pelosi will have to adjudicate them. this is a brand new member. i don't think they'll take any severe action against her, but there will

>> i make a huge distinction between omar and steve king. steve king had been saying horrible and racist things for a long time and it was cricket and total silent. on the republican side of the aisle until recently. all of a sudden they were shocked. he was talking about white supremacist. omar is a freshman, she's new and young. i think she has learned a painful lesson that the words you use through whatever medium can be painful and can be hurtful and it will have consequences. so, hopefully moving forward, now this is a valuable lesson that she has learn and she will secretary counsel and be careful how she expresses herself. >> leader mccarthy was asked tonight if she's satisfy with omar's apology. is she still on the foreign affairs? she said that i am not satisfied. should she lose her committee assignment? >> no, i don't think so. she represents a voice. she represents her community. this could be a learning experience that will actually help her becoming a more effective member. i think it is a bit much for minority leader mccarthy

carol, it has been interesting to watch democrats deal with republicans that was steve king. omar accepting the punishment and steve king not accepting the punishment and petitioning to get his committees back. it's interesting because he's the only republican calling on her to resign. e's the only republican calling on her to resign. i'm mildly obsessed with numbers. so, i started with the stats regarding my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. test test test test inflammation that contributes to symptoms. numbers are great. and seeing clearer skin is pretty awesome, too. that's what i call a body of proof. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infe

you mentioned steve king and the president on mexicans and muslims. we have a problem in our own party but the democrats have a demon untheir party. there is a fringe element of the democratic party that at times can disagree with israel on policy but sometimes it crosses into anti-semitism. when they get into accusing israel of terrible things like genocide and apartheid, they are engaging in severe anti-semitism. both parties have demons here. i would argue that this three headed monster contributes to this type of ugly conversation. >> thank you, as always. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, president trump's former attorney says he does not believe there will be a final report on the mueller probe. what should the public expect? a louisiana town disappearing off the map because of climate change. rising water levels are prompting residents to move their entire community inland. it's an alarming story. it's coming up. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else?

video pieces look what we did wisconsin steve king? >> a pretty strong punishment, the speaker of the house. shannon: the house foreign relations committee. >> people will disagree on policy. congress is about having different opinions. the key is making sure we were clear, the anti-semitic language is an acceptable and you saw that in a strong way from our entire leadership and we draw the line there. heather: she did apology but not of liberty thought it was a great apology. he retweeted her apology and said i apologize for the anti-semitic comments, now i shall double down on my anti-semitic comments or word them slightly differently. did you feel -- >> i thought she apologize. i'm eager to have the conversation and the discussion. this is the point. there have been comments i have been very concerned about we. we talked about it in the democratic caucus and our leadership and that is why today was very important, to say this is unacceptable. she came out and apologized for her comments but now it is understanding why certain langua

. >>> republicans are trying to show off because they took congressman steve king off his committee and literally defended white supremacy. 20 years of knowing his views and supporting, trump campaigned for him in 2014 and that doesn't stop steve king. this guy, the indicted congressman duncan hunter alleged with his wife to have stolen hundreds of thousands of campaign dollars, that guy, he ran against a palestinian american like this. >> his grandfather masterminded the massacre. his father said they deserve to die. >> there was essentially no reaction from republicans, no calls to apologize, no calls to drop out or resign. basically, everyone was fine with it because generally the republican party with donald trump as president is fine with all kinds of bigotry. joining me now, the target of hunter's plan and rabbi jill jacobs, who wrote last week about the false comfort of trump's condemnation. let me start with you, amar. i thought of you when i was watching it play out and talking about what do people have and have not apologized for in terms of bigoted statements and was it a big

king over his past racist remarks. steve stripped of his committee assignments but still has the job. what is your thoughts on hcompa the two sides are handling this. >> i was pleased to see them strip him of his committee assignments, i thought that was a step in the right direction, but certainly if the republican party doesn't want to be branded as a party who is insensitive to the interests of the people of color, it has to make a strong statement with people like steve king and let them know there is no place for them in the republican party. just like the calls are out right now for governor northam to step aside. >> and joe, what about the president here? >> well, the president certainly has made comments about northam. i would like to see him make a stronger comment. i would like to see him say that northam needs to step down, because i think it's important for the people of the commonwealth of virginia, whether they're democrat or republican or black or white, but certainly for african-americans, it's importan

king says his state of the union guest will be lynette hardaway, otherwise known as the video blogger diamond.king tweeted on tuesday that since he only has one guest seat, he flipped a coin between inviting hardaway and her video partner, rochelle richardson, also known as silk. hardaway won the coin toss.the iowa congressman has come under fire recently for questioning in a new york times article how white supremacy became an offensive term. house republicans stripped king of his committee seats and some called on him to resign. king denies he is a racist.both women, known as diamond & silk, are african-american and prominent trump supporters. among house speaker nancy pelosi's state of the union guests are the planned parenthood president, active- duty transgender service members and chef jose andres. andres heads a charity that began in 2010 to feed earthquake survivors in haiti and that offered free food and coffee to furloughed workers during the partial government shutdown.lawmakers often make a political statement with their invitees.among other guests are fred guttenberg, the

aisle until recently. >> if steve king -- >> why the double standard? because a young muslim women and all of this other history. >> i hear you. you should watch jake tapper's show from last night when he laid it all out there. we are talking about that. because she's on the foreign affairs committee with you and a fellow democrat i have questions for you on that. >> sure. >> given the inexperience you cite as part of the reason you think she not only wrote this in 2012 and wrote it's all about the benjamins talking about why republicans have apac support a week ago. do you think she should remain on the house foreign affairs committee? >> well, she just got there. she hasn't had much opportunity yet to learn the ropes. i think there is an opportunity for her to learn a lot and to start to maybe temper the views she came to congress and this committee with. i don't know that this one outburst and that history you cite is enough to disqualify her from being on the foreign affairs committee. it's certainly something to be watched and hopefully she can be