And she looks down with contempt on the hard-working American saying that ignorance is pervasive

in many parts of this country.

And obviously and importantly, Omar has a history of launching vicious anti-Semitic

screens.

There's a scene at once revealing and chilling in the extreme.

Doubling down on his tweet storm that a forceome of progressive democratic members of

Congress should go back to where they came from, a tweet storm that the democratic controlled

House voted to officially condemn as racist, the president flew off to a rally in North

Carolina and encouraged the crowd in those chance of send her back.

The 2019 version of Locker Up only in some ways more sinister.

The chance ramed at one of those Democrats in particular, Ilan Omar, an American Muslim

born in Somalia who also happens to be a U.S. citizen.

To her back, really?

For some political analysts, Trump was engaged in a deliberate strategy to demonize Omar

and her fellow progressives as anti-American, a way to inflame passions, energize his

base, and ensure his re-election.

But for others, it revived a question that has come up many times before.

As Trump finally, at long last gone too far, as he jumped the shark, we'll discuss with

one of the sharper minds in American politics, veteran Republican strategist Mike Murphy,

and with Tim Alberta, the author of the fascinating new book, American Carnage, on the front lines

of the Republican Civil War and the rise of President Trump on this episode of Skull Duggery.

Because people have got to know whether or not they're presidents of Trump, well, I'm

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