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>> they say i'm scared and i've never in my total of 37 yes in public services ever heard a constituent say they were scared of their leader. >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> i believe he is -- yes. no doubt about it. >> let's bring in our guests now. we have former republican congressman david jolly and strategist drew litman and staff writer that hill scott wong. "sadly ironic that a naturally born citizen that became president is preaching love it or leave it to a fellow citizen who is naturalized. only apawn taking an oath to protect against all enemies foreign and domesti...

Politician on the trail and less effective. good luck with that. this ploy will not work. most americans know real evil when they see it. and they know what political opportunities are and that it can spring from that very evil. that's the "angle." joining me jeffrey lord and in studio drew litman. drew, the first crack. you heard nancy pelosi in the "angle." it was the republicans worrying about the demonization of trump. in this case the script is flipped. >> what different here is donald trump is president. he commands the military. he is the commander-in-chief and federal law enforcement. ...

Military land. he was referring to the live fire range in southwest arizona, but that base runs along 31 miles of the roughly 2,000 mile border and sees jets dropping bombs daily, so it's not clear how many illegal migrants cross that section of the border on any given day since the possibility of getting killed is already high. >> ed: jennifer, thank you very much. have a good weekend. for more on this, drew litman former staffer to senator al franken. david hop peu former chief of staff for paul ryan, as well as senator trent lott. good to see you both. i wonder if i could start with you, da...

Clearly this is a problem that must go forward and be dealt with in terms of the spending. so if we get the cr, continuing resolution we're expecting in september, i think you're looking for november and december issue where you will be arguing once again for money for the wall, daca. probably later in this year, not in this immediate time frame. >> ed: drew, obviously later this year we've got a big midterm election. is time running out, not just on getting wall funding but also dealing with daca? is this going to get punted beyond the election? >> i certainly think it will get punted beyond ...