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arrival in the white house. if you want to put it aside. think about how he's handled the events of the last week. someone who isn't a racist would not handle this the way he's handled this. if my friends mia or alexi said tim what you just said offends me, what you just said is racist, i feel vulnerable, i feel insulted. i would be horrified, i would try make amends as quickly as i possibly could. yet the president targeted four women of color in congress and has shown no remorse for doing so. he's got the nation telling him it's offensive. he's got leaders of foreign countries saying it's unacceptable and he keeps doubling down. why does he double down? because he's a racist. >> what do we as a country do to respond to that? that's the moral challenge that this moment is putting in front of us. and it's a moral challenge. more than a political challenge. we all understand what he's trying to do, politically. and who he's trying to appeal to politically. i think that we're at the we're
republicans seem to be in a totally different reality than the rest of the country. at least those who genuinely disavow these things going on. not the folks who are at the president's rallies saying "send her back" and things like that. it's an incredibly difficult time to be a person of color, to be a woman of color, to be a journalist. to question whether or not it's okay or objective to call something like this racist. when we know for a fact that it is racist. it lends itself to the question of two things i think. one, who we as a country? i think that will be what this 2020 election reveals. and two, why did the president's words mat centre we can talk and ask republicans all day about whether or not it's racist. at the end of the day i think we should consider maybe not even politically, but personally and morally. why do these words mat centre what does it mean for the future of the country if we allow this to continue without questioning that. >> mia, let's stick there and the "washington post" had a column this week that said we saw a lot of racist-adjacent