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To describe donald trump. and i think there were so many people -- >> pre-election polling? >> pre-election. and he was still able -- most of the people who voted for him didn't think that. but remember, he lost the popular vote. >> although, let's be clear, there were some who did. >> there were some. >> there's a non-statistically trivial percentage of voters who thought donald trump was a racist and voted for donald trump. >> and voted for him, anyway. >> not necessarily, "anyway." >> right, both ways. >> right. >> but i'll just say, this just confirms the worst thoughts that many americans...

>> i want to show this, when he was in phoenix, like, he's the victim. what more do you want of me? i've gone after all of them. take a listen. >> i hit 'em with neo-nazi, i hit 'em with everything. i got the white supremacist, the neo-nazi, i got 'em all in there. let's see. kkk, we have kkk. i got 'em all. >> just literally checking boxes. >> he's checking boxes. and it's all about him. this is the thing, right? if you look at the pre-election polling, over 50% of the american public thought that racist was a correct adjective to describe donald trump. and i think there were so many people -...

Campaign. or taking steps to themselves delegitimize the election process and undermine the integrity of the election process. so we considered all those things. the decision was made that the director of national intelligence, secretary of homeland security should together make this statement. there were public statements made by various administration officials, including myself, all through the campaign season, pre-election, to the same affect. >> i yield back. >> secretary johnson, welcome. thank you for your years of service to this great nation. i would like to talk about attribution. by...

Attacks by comey and the russians aided and abet ted. it's a great piece. i read it in one single sitting. it strikes me. i was going back. and it was striking how much they were talking about it during the campaign and freaking out about it to the extent i felt at the time was too much, i think. >> both pre and post-election they've gotten the rap for it being too much. pre-election, stop focussing on this. especially from the left. this was a weird conspiracy theory and it was taking ah way from what we should really be talking about, and that's -- there's a real argument behind that. >> in ...

Being too much. pre-election, stop focussing on this. especially from the left. this was a weird conspiracy theory and it was taking ah way from what we should really be talking about, and that's -- there's a real argument behind that. >> in terms of politically, right. >> why isn't she making a positive case for herself. those are the critiques before the election. now the election has happened. there's increased evidence a lot of the stuff she was saying before the election was prescient and pretty well informed. now stop making this excuse for why you lost. on both sides of the election, he...