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Is code language, you know, because that county has the most black residents in the state. so, you know, continuing to tell the big truths, frankly, in the face of the big lie i think is our obligation. it is our obligation as journalists. it is our obligation as citizens who are watching this and who don't want to see this done in our name. it is important to continue to speak up and speak out against this and, you know, even -- and to do even as so many of these texas democrats apparently are doing, which is to continue to fight even if it means going down fighting. >> i hope -- i hope they ...

Assuming you can find one. >> how would a guy have answered that question? >> i don't know how a guy would have answered that question but one of the things so great about that moment is her authentic personality. i use the word "a"authentic" because we don't often associate that word with women. we use it as code language, we don't want to say the sexist things we're thinking so we say, i don't trust her or she's not authentic. i think that being yourself is the most empowering thing. >> that authenticity is i think why she's doing incredibly well, a very deep contrast to hillary clinton in 2...

American born but all of them four sworn in american members of congress. the president's frequent use of the word infested as he talks about and refers to black and brown people. the list goes on. i just wanted to fill in the blanks. continue, mr. mayor. >> you're right on all of those points. i was going to simply say as a former mayor myself, who when i was running for governor of the state of florida, this president used his twitter account and his public speeches to say that i ran the most dangerous city in america, never mind that i was presiding over a near 20-year low in p vviolent cri...

The population didn't belong in the same place. so you had a sign saying white and colored. white men, colored men, white women, colored women. but we got over that. and today in many parts of the south people are living in peace and harmony with each other. they lay down the burden of race. and i think today it's minority of people, people come in and try to teach people and urge people to go back. but we've come too far, made too much progress, and we're not going back, we're going forward. and we need leaders to help point the way to the future. >> again we have the president, and the presi...

Which was i think anybody who understands code language is, you know, the president does have pardon power. you might want to think about that before you decide to cooperate. and apparently there were multiple people calling him even someone from capitol hill. that's one part. but the other part, erin, a lot of it is redacted it raises a question if stuff like this is redacted what else is behind the redactions? i think it really puts pressure on to get the full report for congress. if the public is really going to understand the full context. we would have never done anything like this. had t...