and arguments about who is right and wrong, you don t understand the poison running through the modern conservative party. you and i try and explain the news to our listeners that is part of the argument. what he did to the traditional southern middle class support, working class, northern, in the jargon, redwall people. they wanted investment and higher public spending. no one else before borisjohnson had created quite that coalition and no one at the moment looks like sustaining that coalition. but it means that inside parliament there are people who pride themselves on speaking up
each of those resignations forced from office creates anger and people who resent what has happened before, and arguments about who is right and wrong, you don t understand the poison running through the modern conservative party. we explain the news to our listeners and viewers. you and i try and explain the news to our listeners and viewers and when it comes to the conservative party when people say what does it represent i find it increasingly hard to know what to say. that is all right because some look back and shoulder viewers will remember margaret thatcher, they have that is all right because some look back and older viewers will remember margaret thatcher, they have an idea of what they think, others who are new to the party came in because of brexit and borisjohnson who have very different views and then
racism is real in america. it has always been. xenophobia is real in america. it always has been. sexism, too. should not be part of history filled with racism and sexism to determine or rights today. laura: what a horrible person. how do these people feel about the people that live here. the top domestic threat comes from racially motivated violent extremists. while supremacy is a poison. it s a poison running it really is. running through our body politics. it s been allowed to fester and grow in front of our eyes. laura: he s talking about half the country there.
where discipline has broken down, and where abuse has become commonplace between where abuse has become commonplace between members of his party. once you have between members of his party. once you have got that poison running through the bloodstream of a party, running through the bloodstream of a party, it s running through the bloodstream of a party, it s very difficult to control party, it s very difficult to control. he has to get a grip very quickly control. he has to get a grip very quickly. he control. he has to get a grip very quickly. he will try to move on, try to set quickly. he will try to move on, try to set the quickly. he will try to move on, try to set the agenda. there is a big speech to set the agenda. there is a big speech on to set the agenda. there is a big speech on the economy next week, a speech speech on the economy next week, a speech on speech on the economy next week, a speech on housing this week, to get his grip speech on housing
buffalo, new york. white supremacy is a poison. it s a poison running through our it really is. running through our body politic. it s been allowed to fester and grow right in front of our eyes. no more. i mean, no more. we need to say as clearly and forcibly as we can that the ideology of white supremacy has no place in america. bakari, let s get back to the folks here in the studio. was it important for him to give that speech and to call it is what it is? i think it was very important. and i think that the person who displays empathy most is joe biden. and part of the reason that joe biden is president of the united states and not donald trump is because donald trump is fundamentally incapable of doing what joe biden did today. but in the larger, if you take a step back in the 50,000 foot view analyzing what happened in charleston, analyzing what