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a senior member saying it is a bad idea. no matter what the house of representatives is able to pass out of their chamber, and there are moderate republicans in this chamber also concerned about cutting the funding to the justice department, because they have to send the bill over to the u.s. senate, because and that means that a number of democrats have to back it, and the ma joy ti leader that you are seeing bethank you for reporting for us from capitol hill. >> and now, joining in julian,
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because he wanted to start a race war. [nicole] he releases a manifesto that makes it very clear that he has these strong ties with white power groups, with segregationists and apartheid regimes. but at the time, it was seen as the one-off of an extremist, it's not necessarily seen as attached to a broader movement. and then donald trump became president. and for many people on the far right, they saw this as a sign that they weren't fringe anymore. that they were now the mainstream of the republican party. we are determined to take our country back. we're gonna fulfill the promises of donald trump. that's what we believed in, that's why we voted for donald trump. because he said he's going to take our country back. and that's what we gotta do. trump welcomes them with open arms. retweets them, adopts their rhetoric, and begins to legitimate these views. [crowd chanting] [julian] in august of 2017,
and then the next thing you knew, they were gone. i humbly accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. [tim] so not only did the rules change, but they changed only for one person, donald trump. somehow, he had created a new political environment in which only he could thrive. everything is a game. it's like he's living in his own celebrity reality tv program. [julian] the follow action starts and donald trump, he seemed to many observers, so far away from where mainstream america was. they couldn't imagine that he could defeat clinton. what do you have to lose? donald trump could speak to these working class folks and hillary clinton was always seen as the washington establishment figure for good and bad. you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables, the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic,
islamophobic, you name it. are there some people in the country that are hateful racists and that's deplorable? yes. is it smart politics to lump a giant group and call them deplorables while you're speaking at some fancy benefit dinner? no. that's terrible politics. [hena] donald trump used those remarks to call her an out-of-touch elitist who can't relate to the common man. welcome to all of you deplorables. [julian] by october of 2016, this general election is almost feeling like a reality show. [pete] barely two-and-a-half months after a cyber attack was revealed on the democratic national committee, the obama administration laid the blame at the feet of russia's president, vladimir putin, with a strongly worded statement. the department of homeland security and the director of national intelligence say the attacks are "intended to interfere with the us election process" and that, quote, "only russia's senior-most officials could've authorized these activities."
[david] women, they went for the democrats by 20 points. that is just huge. and the independent voters have completely bailed on the president. trump's positions on gender really had energized a whole new wave of suburban women voters. [jessica] alexandria ocasio-cortez will be the youngest woman ever elected to congress. 2018 also saw the first muslim women elected to serve in the house, democrats rashida tlaib of michigan and ilhan omar of minnesota. [abby] although republicans were able to hold on to a senate majority, his party really ended up being routed by the democrats. today is more than about democrats and republicans. it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administration. [julian] once democrats have control of the house, speaker nancy pelosi emerges as the chief opponent of the president. there's a big difference between the president and me.
and he, he calls this a, you know, a new tea party. -you wanna...? -[rick] we're thinkin' of having a chicago tea party in july. it's not surprising that the tea party was kinda the first reactive movement that you saw come out of the crash. [julian] early in barack obama's presidency, it was an outburst of healthcare, financial regulation in economic stimulus. it's a major expansion of the federal government. this administration's gonna bankrupt our country. and i'm here to protest it. [dean] they came to vent their outrage over what they see as runaway government spending, and the tax hikes they suspect are right around the corner. you had this fiscally conservative, libertarian coalition that were angry about obamacare. they wanted government out of our lives. and the tea party movement became the vessel for those sentiments. look, you're not paying attention to what the average and majority of the people want. the radical left has got control of the process.