>> President Trump's niece, Mary Trump, she's promoting this new book. It survived a couple
legal battles from the President before it was released. And her revelations to MSNBC's
Rachel Maddow, they kind of stood out to everyone. Let's see what she had to say.
>> I have to press you on it a little bit.
Just to ask if the President, if your uncle was an exception to that in your family or
if he, if you ever heard him express either these antisemetic slurs or the N-word or other
racist slurs or other sentiments like that? >> Yeah, of course, I did. And I don't think
that should surprise anybody given how varialiantly racist he is today.
>> Have you heard the President use the N-word? >> Yeah.
>> And anti-semetic slurs specifically? >> Yes.
>> My God, my God. Okay, first of all, there's a few things, sorry. I need Rachel Maddow
to get to the point. Just ask the question. Please just ask the question.
I love you, Rachel, just ask the question. I even cut off the second half of the question
when she asked first when she goes, I'm wondering if this is the rest of the family or if he
has said it. Meaning has he said it or is he like the rest of the family.
No, we already asked the question, it's okay. Let her answer please cuz at one point Mary
Trump said, she's about to speak like, they're gonna ask me again. Okay, that's just an aside.
It's not that big of a deal. It's just a waste of bit of my life I wish I had back.
But now, maybe this is gonna cause a few people to raise their eyebrows and to be like my
god, wait, the President's niece point out that he might use anti-semitic words. He might
say the N-word. My goodness. This is a game changer. Why is this a game changer?
He's sitting in front of cameras every time he calls someone a thug, he's saying the N-word.
Every time it talks about Mexicans are rapists and murderers and killers, who that's a normal
thing to say? That's the first thing, that was the launch of his candidacy. Let's never
forget that.
So the first thing he said was, he went down the escalator. He said hi, I'm Donald Trump,
as you all know, here's my wife, I'm a racist. I'm launching my candidacy. That's all he
said. >> Yeah, so the establishment is goofy. They
don't do nuance and they can't understand simple things.
So they get attached to magic words. So look, you shouldn't say the N-word cuz it's offensive.
But it you think if a person has not said the N-word in their life that must mean that
they are not racist, you missed the whole point, right? And by the way, some people
in other contexts can say the N-word and not be racist.
It depends. Are they black, are they white? Is it in a song, is it a news story? Can we
talk about context, no, no, finally we caught Trump. What are you talking about? First,
it's the stuff JR's talking about, comes and calls Mexican rapist and criminals, I'm already
done.
I don't need to hear anything else. Then he says we have to bend every Muslim until we
figure out what the hell is going on. I figured out what the hell's going on, you're a racist
and a bigot. Okay, all right fine, get me on Mexicans and Muslims because they don't
count as much in this country.
It's absurd, don't get beyond them, but that's how it's treated, right? Okay, now on Jews,
he was in the Republican Jewish group and he said, nobody likes to renegotiate more
than people in this room. It's the most anti-semitic trope there is! These guys, come on, what
are we?
But he said a word, it's not about magic words. Everything that Trump has, he's said a thousand
anti-semitic things. How about when they guys chanted the Jews will not replace us, and
he said there was very fine people on that side. I don't need a magic word to know he's
an anti-semite.
And on black people, really we're having a conversation. And I remember they're like
it's my turn out that some of the producers in Apprentice have tape of him saying the
N-word. Who cares, we already know! The guy just said that Black Lives Matter was, what,
he didn't call it hate speech.
He said that it was a hateful, right? Something along those lines. And he said even the words
Black Lives Matter was ruining a posh street like Fifth Avenue. I got literally two dozen
more examples I can give you right now off the top of my head. He's defending Confederate
statues, the Confederate flag, the confederacy as we speak.
Breaking news, he said the magic word. Of course, he said the magic word. Remember,
he started his business career working with his dad, in real estate in Queens, where the
federal government said you guys are discriminating against black people on purpose. They said
yeah, you're right. You caught us.
There's such overwhelming evidence. We'll admit it and pay a fine. Okay, he started
his career with racism. So this late concern about him saying the N-word, come on, come
on. >> It's who he's always been. And that's why
I've always been wondering. I said, this guy isn't new, half the reason why he got elected.
Everyone knows who he is, we've known who he is his whole life. So why is this now we're
trying to figure this out. And the training for racists is make sure you don't say the
N-word out loud because then you can continue to say you're not a racist because we haven't
heard you say that N-word.
I would actually like to see the social experiment. If he does say it out outwardly and in front
of everyone, and specifically focuses in on one black guy and calls him the word. I guarantee
you of his base, that 100% of his base what was left, 70% will find a reason that it's
a good thing he said.
Like, well, they should have been acting like N-words or else he wouldn't have said it.
I mean, that's the only time, I'm sure it's the first time he said it, but he's so angry
because of how bad things are. Guarantee they would go that route, locker room talk maybe.
I don't know, I don't know where they do it, but it really doesn't matter cuz then they
accomplish something to make sure they continue, cuz they know how it is. I have tons of examples
of his racism, I'm not gonna go into it. You brought up the housing.
He had his casino policies. He said black folks just, their makeup makes them lazy.
He said the other black employee I got, he's lazy, but he can't help it, he's black, right?
These were things that he said. Central Park Five to this day, to his presidency, they
asked him again, it's obvious who the actual culprit was.
It doesn't matter. They still pleaded guilty as teenagers when they were forced to this
day, that's what he believes. I don't think we need any other proof. I don't care if he
ever says the N-word. He said it plenty of other times to us without saying it.
>> I was on C-Span.
Now it might have been two years ago and some caller called in and said, I can't believe
you're calling the president racist. So are you saying that because I support him that
I'm racist? And I was like, yeah, I am saying that. I said, look, if you don't know about
the Central Park Five, and you didn't know about all those things, that's one thing.
But I just told you about it, and if you still think that it's not racist, so what? He thought
five black guys, black and Latino guys who didn't do it should have been executed anyway
because he said why were they in Central Park? They were up to no good.
If you don't think that's racist, then yes, you're a racist, yes you are. So I know in
a sense it's the least surprising story, and JR's 100% right. A lot of times people use
it just as an excuse. And a lot of our knucklehead media go along with it.
So I bet if Eminem said the N-word in a song and Trump never said the N-word, half of supporters
in the country would say, Eminem is racist and Trump isn't. Context guys, context. Use
your head for a second. I never wanna discuss whether Trump is racist again. It's the most
obvious thing in the world.
And last thing, beyond Trump when they say that black folks are lazy nothing makes me
angrier, man. How about the slave owners who didn't want to do their own work! Who didn't
want to do their own work, and got other people to do their work for them and then had the
temerity to call them lazy.
>> No, not only that, Cenk, they didn't do their own work. And they also didn't wanna
pay anyone to do the work. Sounds like the other trope that they'd like to throw it at
Jewish folks. They're cheap. And then also black folks are lazy, yet these slave owners
wouldn't pay for labor and wouldn't do it themselves.
>> Those white slave owners in the South were the laziest, most violent savages this country
has ever known.