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One consequence of Donald Trump's attack on John Lewis is that the latest count that we've seen here is 38 Democrats, congressional Democrats who now say they will not be there on Friday. Donald Trump at noon may be sworn in, but they are not going to be in the crowd. They'll not even show up, may not even be in Washington. And, of course, they are led by John Lewis himself.

So another question for you.

Are they doing the right thing?

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I got to tell you, my answer, absolutely doing the right thing.

Should they show up?

Hell, no, they should not show up.

And it's interesting now that some of them, and I would be one of these, I wouldn't show

if I remember Congress. Well, it started out with people who just say, look, I disagree with

what Donald Trump has said. I disagree with what he wants to do.

I don't think he's fit to be president.

So it's not something I want to celebrate.

Well, that changed once he attacked John Lewis,

and John Lewis said he was not going to the inauguration.

Now it has really become, I think, a question of taking sides.

Who do you stand with? Do you stand on Friday with Donald Trump or do you stand with John Lewis? Hey, boys and girls, that's a no-brainer. That's a

no-brainer for, I think, for any Democrat in Congress.

And some of the brave ones have stood up, good friends of ours, John Yarmouth from Kentucky

saying it wasn't an easy decision, but he's making the right one.

It's a tough decision to actually say you're boycotting the inauguration.

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