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Democratic house staffer sent out a flyer with a cartoon depicting a tea party member wearing a ku klux klan robe. this half-hour, a conversation with clolumbia university professor and author of a blog "ask a white guy." we'll talk about what we've seen this week and possibly learned about ourselves this week. many viewed the election of this country's first black president as a huge step forward that would improve race relations in the country. but now there is a question of just how far we've come. carol costello kicks off our discussion. >> reporter: on "larry king live," a discussion tu...

Who thought we turned over a new page on race relations with the election of an african-american president. here's carol costello. >> reporter: on "larry king live," a discussion turned bad about the naacp's accusation the tea party movement tolerates racist elements. >> you know what? >> it wasn't defamation and libel. >> excuse me, i'm talking so shut your mouth. >> reporter: it was a meltdown, just like earlier on wolf blitzer. >> you should come out and say you're not welcome here. >> racist have their own movement. it is called the naacp. >> reporter: observers say it is the same racial s...

A satirical blog that reads, in part, " -- the letter is from the head of the naacp to abraham lincoln. why can't we stop this? is this a sign race relations have actually taken a step back? on "larry king live" a discussion turned bad about the naacp's accusation the tea party movement tolerates racist elements. >> you know what? it wasn't -- >> excuse me, i'm talking so shut your mouth. >> reporter: it was a meltdown, just like an earlier discussion on wolf blitzer's show. cnn contributor roland martin on one side, tea party express spokesperson mark williams on the other. >> you should come...

For not being more critical of so-called racist elements among tea party supporters. advertisements that know what you want to buy based on how you look. yes. they see you, then determine what you might be interested in. that sounds like science fiction. it's not. it's next.