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>> laura: norway? how big is norway's military do you think? >> norway's military is not the size -- >> laura: pretty small. we carry a big burden in our country for our military to protect world peace, global harmony, at least we hope to do that. hold on a second, we want to get back to you. andre, your family from venezuela, you wrote a very compelling piece as well on the perils of socialism. you heard what elizabeth just said. >> with all due respect, i completely disagree and i would hope that senator sanders and ms. ocasio-cortez quite frankly drop these failed attempts at propping up a system that just doesn't work. when you look at what happened in venezuela, a country that quite frankly has all the riches of the world, has all the resources of the world to be a superpower, and is feeling under -- and is failing under its crippling thuggery of shoppers and maduro, who is forced not just my family to leave, but countless others, that is not a system that has worked, and to have an actual good conversation about what is happening in scandinavia, it is because of the markets and the open market system that --
journalists some are wondering if antifa deserved chris cuomo's defense. a lot of people talking about this to twitter. this person says let me see if i got this right. you feel antifa are fine people because of thuggery. another twitter user says this is a dangerous message that violence is less wrong if you're doing it for the right reasons. the first amendment people the right to express opinions, even despicable ones, nobody has the right to use violence to shut down someone else's voice. interesting debate going on from a philosophical standpoint. antifa are a violent, destructive group so it is hard to defend those actions in any capacity.
max. donald trump responded to that. come on, erin, there's time an time again we can look at trump's tweets. he's intimidated my frick edric wilson, it has everything to do is race and that's why i schumer's comments deplorable and offensivoffensive. what america are you talking about? this is the america of lynch mobs, too. she didn't call for violence. trump did. >> steve, the last word. >> as a hispanic and minority, i will adonald trump not only has our best interest at heart, but has absolutely zero, zero semblance of racism in his heart. the idea we don't fight, if the fikt is about policy, which i'd like it to be, the way we fight on policy is through words, persuasion, not mob rule. thuggery. that's what we've seen. particularly women who support
donald trump, which i find interesting. a lot of thuggery, where people show up, intimidate, harass, menace. that's not persuasion. let's negotiate in the public square our words. something we tell little children. don't lash out. use your words. >> start off steve, would you ak no knowledge the president not ending a tweet to waters saying she had a low iq. about the thuggest thing to do. it's a downward spiral. >> she accused the cia of starting the crack epidemic in the 1991 0i9s. >> the truth hurts. >> do you just try to defend -- >> he just tried to defend it and used the word thuggery three times. thuggery. like where are we? >> all right. i want to move on. the first lady melania trump about to take another trip to the border. the mayor of brownsville, texas
>> tucker: three tender it sheln south texas, lawyers and medical providers just -- i think i'm going to have to hand this off, yeah. sorry. that's it for us tonight. now it is time to go down to brownsville, texas. >> tucker: so according to msnbc, trump is literally worse than the mexican drug cartels, the ones that behead people. needless to say, is also a racist. >> i do not believe that president trump would implement this at the canadian border and do this to white children. >> the president appears to have a blind spot as it relates to compassion or the lack thereof for communities of color, for vulnerable communities, for people of diversity. >> sexism, racism, white supremacy, thuggery, bigotry,
>> three tender age shelters in south texas, lawyers and medical providers just -- i think i'm going to have to hand this off, yeah. sorry. that's it for us tonight. now it is time to go down to brownsville, texas. >> tucker: so according to msnbc, trump is literally worse than the mexican drug cartels, the ones that behead people. needless to say, is also a racist. >> i do not believe that president trump would implement this at the canadian border and do this to white children. >> the president appears to have a blind spot as it relates to compassion or the lack thereof for communities of color, for vulnerable communities, for people of diversity. >> sexism, racism, white supremacy, thuggery, bigotry, along with complicit men and
of fear? surprise us and reap the benefits. >> i don't think that day is going to come. but i want to rephrase mike's question, taking part of your answer, jon meachum. you say that is part of america. there is a part of america that has these elements and i would, i would agree. we have a long way to go, still. when it comes to race. but have we ever seen anything in recent memory that parallels having sexism, racism, white supremacy, thuggery, bigotry, along with complicit men and women within the administration at the top? >> no, not at the top. >> complicity in congress. >> we've never seen this. we've never seen someone with these attributes at the top. can you tell me that i'm incorrect in saying that the president of the united states has displayed these attributes
standard operating procedure. that is nonsense. first of all, what they did was arguably illegal, coming into anybody's office and taking documents, arguably violated hipaa, the federal privacy law concerning medical documents. he did not have a signed authorization from the president. and third of all, who behaves this way? this is really what james comey was talking about, this kind of thuggery. and for what purpose? for what end? if people are under the mistaken impression that those documents belong to trump, no, they don't. they belong to the doctor. trump is allowed to get a copy of them if he goes through the proper paperwork. but those were property of the doctor. he was right, he had his property taken from him. >> this is indicative of how trump runs his business. he promised he was going to run this country the way he ran his business. we have seen going back to 1992, footage of trump in interviews admitting to behavior like this, saying that he likes to destroy
this is just bizarre. one more bizarre aspect to this is when sarah huckabee sanders was asked about it, she said, standard operating procedure. that is nonsense. first of all, what they did was arguably illegal, coming into anybody's office and taking documents, arguably violated hipaa, the federal privacy law concerning medical documents. he did not have a signed authorization from the president. and third of all, who behaves this way? this is really what james comey was talking about, this kind of thuggery. and for what purpose? for what end? if people are under the mistaken impression that those documents belong to trump, no, they don't. they belong to the doctor. trump is allowed to get a copy of them if he goes through the proper paperwork. but those were property of the doctor. he was right, he had his property taken from him. >> this is indicative of how trump runs his business. he promised he was going to run this country the way he ran his
as an 18-year trial lawyer who operated in lot of the big cases around the country, the reason why his name was disclosed is because there are documents in what was obtained by the fbi with his name on them. >> you didn't know that sean hannity was one of his clients, right? >> i didn't know, i had no idea. >> i think stormy daniels got away with it, or women like me, is she saying that michael cohen is sexist? what did she mean by that? >> i think what she is saying is michael cohen has ruled through thuggery and intimidation for many many years. and that's well documented. with members of the press, with women, with a whole host of people. and you can only do that, don, for so long until the chickens come home to roost and they are coming home to roost. >> didn't you say sean hannity got thrown under the bus today? >> i did. >> why did you say that? >> because michael cohen attorneys were there to represent michael cohen and also i guess to represent sean hannity.