Thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Prime Time.

Even condemning racism is a partisan issue these days.

Only four Republicans agreed with what Democrats and common sense made clear

that Trump's words about the lawmakers he targeted were racist and wrong.

Only four out of 197 Republicans.

Why? We'll show you why in the poll numbers.

So, how does a Republican rationalize seeing something so wrong?

As right, how about the man who was almost our immigration czar?

Chris Kobach is here. Let's test his argument.

As for the Dems, was condemning the comments enough?

Why not censure the president?

Are the Democrats playing it too safe?

We have two Democrats representing two wings of the party to debate the way forward.

And Republican Mark Sanford learned a hard way what happens when you go against

Donald J. Trump. The Republican is now considering a run against him.

Wait until you hear why. What do you say? Let's get after it.

The president warned Republicans this morning and only four had this spined a put principle before party.

And let's be honest, this was a layup.

The president said racist things about their fellow lawmakers.

Still, only four. Will heard, Brian Fitzpatrick, Fred Upton, and Susan Brooks.

Justin Amash was a Republican, but he's now an independent.

He also voted against the racist tweets.

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