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Tweets became more targeted and more violent, things like "i wish you'd stop breathing" or threatening to send someone to journalistic hell, that was a theme he had. i think at that point people took notice. these tweets weren't just calling names anymore. they were calling out specific people and talking about acts of violence. >> did you fear for your safety? >> i think everyone at one point or another thought that mr. ramos was not balanced and considered themselves at least at risk. i didn't show up in his twitter feed as much as others. i don't think i was as scared as other people were. ...

cnn several times. i have been on cnn for years. the hate ratcheted up to a level i have not seen before. it started, i was on monday night on erin burnett show april ryan was on with me and joan walsh. the next day they came after me. then i was on several times or a couple more times in the week and saturday morning i was on and victor blackwell and i had a good, spirited debate and after that within 10 minutes of getting off the air i started getting death threats via email and people calling and leaving voice mails. it is -- it's not just what they are saying, ainsley, it's the way thei...

Is walking back such mean comments. where are we? >> it's hard to sort this out. i think there's a little bit of a pot and kettle situation here for the president of the united states, donald trump, to be cappica calling another leader obnoxious given that the president is calling names. >> it takes a lot of cojones to stand up to the canadian government. i think people expected him to be tougher on our adversaries, not on allies. now he's making nice with north korea and justin trudeau and the

First, the judge doesn't to have let us in. but that's what we intend to do to stand up for the citizens of orange county, support the sheriff and the department of justice. >> shannon: okay. no surprise to you there's pushback on the thought would you do that from the state senator who wrote sb54, one of the law that's sensely equates to sanctuary state status. he says this, pushing a racist and anti-immigrant agenda to avoid supporting legal analysis is a sad use of taxpayer resources especially when it could result in crippling legal costs for cities that rush to join the deadend effort. yo...

First, the judge doesn't to have let us in. but that's what we intend to do to stand up for the citizens of orange county, support the sheriff and the department of justice. >> shannon: okay. no surprise to you there's pushback on the thought would you do that from the state senator who wrote sb54, one of the law that's sensely equates to sanctuary state status. he says this, pushing a racist and anti-immigrant agenda to avoid supporting legal analysis is a sad use of taxpayer resources especially when it could result in crippling legal costs for cities that rush to join the deadend effort. yo...