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So i think it's a troubling set of circumstances and explains some of the things we're seeing from the pretty right now. >> aaron black, wanda summers, stick around. we'll come back to you. another republican considering primarying the president. more on how seriously the white house should take this as we go live with a potential challenger. new reporting just this hour on republican turned democrat turned libertarian who is thinking about getting in on the 2020 action. s thinking about getting in on the 2020 action. not this john smith or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john...

The former vice president's response was sustainct. >> your response to the president responding to you? >> he should get a life. >> glad you are watching. he's talking to you. joining us now, wanda summers. good to see you again. we have seen presidential candidates hit president trump over his rhetoric. is it having an impact, do you think, on voters. >> i think it is. i spend a lot of time on the campaign trail talking to candidates. the number one thing they told me they want to nominate someone they think can defeat donald trump. they feel the country is at an inflection point. they want ...

Trump had this to say. "the squad" is a very racist group of troublemakers who are young, inexperienced and not very smart. representative rashida tlaib spoke back today. >> he said he's going to bring steel mills back, he's going to do all these things. even if i disagree with the policy, i wish he would work on specific actions that will help people in poverty. instead he attacks working people and tries to distract them from what matters and what's important. >> on that note, let's talk to our guest, reporter for the "new york times," and wanda summers, reporter from the associated press. w...

Them from what matters and what's important. >> on that note, let's talk to our guest, reporter for the "new york times," and wanda summers, reporter from the associated press. wanda, i want to start with this story in the "washington post" to begin with. many in both parties, well acquainted with trump's history of racially charged statementrh were stunned at how far he had gone this time. republicans were fear fortunately of the potential damage but reluctant to confront or contradict trump. people were horrified. the president continues on his own. yet i had some very smart people in the st...