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Says he's not sorry for his remarks. we contacted his office today, they gave us this statement. as a founder of a small business, i understand the deep frustration with the irs. in the early days my company could not run with me in the job. i did not get a fair shake, but i channelled my frustration, the american way. the americans looking for an outlet for their frustrations should join me in passing a national sales tax and abolishing the national tax code and the irs. >> i don't want to tell congressman king to do his job, but when you're asked to respond to a terror attack on your country...

Grievance grievances into endorsing assault. >> you've written critically and with some detail about whether or not this incident in austin should be described as terrorism. you just heard me describe it as terrorism. i also described the killing of dr. george tiller as terrorism when that happened. i know there's lots of people who disagree with me on that, using that sort of name for legitimate reasons. i mean, it's worth discussing. do you think this should be called an act of terrorism? does it make sense that people are reluctant to call this terrorism? >> the problem is,terrorism has rea...

Terrorism and violence itself is illegitimate. but what the right tends to do in this country, and this is true historically, at least when they're out of power. when they're out of power, they discuss anti-government rhetoric that suggests that the government is a legitimate target for attack, and should be seen as illegitimate. you saw that several years ago, when there was a state of attacks on judges, cornen said they had it coming because of bad decisions that were made. you saw it after the timothy mcveigh attacks, the fear americans have over the government is justifiable, and you see i...

Greenwald. thank you for your time, and i'm very sorry that american airlines lost your luggage today. >> thank you, rachel, that's consoling. >> i generally don't take things that congressman king says seriously, i think he's a provacator. it seems to me that a member of congress can get away with talking about the legitimacy of this action. >> when someone commits an act of violence in pursuit of a political agenda, i think it's important to distinguish between discussions of whether the underlying grievances are valid, which is a legitimate discussion to have. and justice for the violence i...