their career, of getting a supreme court nomination, because it also signals to them that they have to be careful about how they rule if they re on the district court, as she was for eight years, and the appellate court. we shouldn t politicize the process like that. maya wiley and leigh ann caldwell, thanks for being with us this morning. coming up, tragedy in california after a deadly mass shooting early yesterday morning. the lathe on the manhunt for the shooters. they re still at large. you re watching jose diaz-balart reports.
my face was on his facebook. th this isn t bean bag politics. we shouldn t politicize what is mental illness. on sayoc. the man sendsing white powder to donald trumps sons. the wyoming democrat sought by federal in wyoming for setting a fire to the republican party headquarters. it goes both ways. all i can tell you is there s no question that we re in a particularly bad climate. right now. i can tell you from having done this for a while, i have never had people post a picture of my house and tell people to come to my house. which happened to me.
say you are okay with these comments. i said we should have to remember. that is what i said. we shouldn t politicize people who are doing this work. i also said if you re on the right or left, at the end of the day nobody should the using this horrific stuff for political gain. it is whether you hear this statement as that or not. heather: do you think this will backfire against democrats if they continue? no doubt. most individuals, nancy pelosi calling 911 an incident, a truly remarkable out of touch statement, it was the worst attack on our soil, 3000 people lost. it was not an incident but a terrorist attack. for cory booker to use documents against brett kavanaugh that backfired on him, it is political theater at its best. thank goodness for that family member calling it out.
perpetuates this faux feminist narrative it makes it very difficult even forever those who want to get out there and support these women and the attacks against them to be effective. abby: wendy, what do you think about that you have an easier time forgiving someone or letting it slide by if you disagree with the joke or making fun of them in some way. i don t think it s about feminism and speaking up. i think it s whether you sit on the left side or right side of the aisle. whenever an individual is attacked you should speak up. we shouldn t politicize this because right is right and wrong is wrong. however what i do want to make sure we keep at the forefront of this conversation is the white house has not always been very friendly to people outside of the white house either. at the end of the day, when you are looking at this and look at there this from a top down model. if we want citizens to make sure that they speak kindly about individuals in the white house, i would say to the
done. here s the one thing you are just getting at. i m confused as to why this is an issue to compare and contrast against one s predecessor. it shouldn t be an issue. we shouldn t politicize this and regarding the four soldiers who died, this is a matter of national security. he is going to contact the families in the way that best suits this particular situation and we will have more to say about it in the future. it s not a hard answer and there is no political benefit to bringing up the predecessors. the reality is all of these situations are drvet. the four green berets were in a situation that he can t talk about much publicly and they don t allow the commander in chief to give public details. my political and pr advice is there is no reason to do this with your predecessors. there is no reason to do this