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President Donald Trump’s Racist Past | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC In this thought-provoking video from MSNBC, hosts Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle dive into President Donald Trump’s controversial history with race, spotlighting significant moments that have shaped public perception of his views. Following recent remarks targeting former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman, the discussion seeks to unveil a broader pattern of behavior linked to allegations of racism.

Key Highlights​

• Omarosa’s Revelations: The episode starts with revelations from Omarosa, who claims to possess recordings of Trump using racial slurs, specifically mentioning the N-word. This comes against a backdrop of heightened concerns among White House staff about the potential fallout from such recordings.
• Historical Context: The hosts revisit past incidents that have stirred similar accusations. For instance, video clips from the late 1980s showcase Trump making dismissive comments about Black individuals, suggesting they may not recognize their own advantages in the job market.
• Discrimination Claims: The discussion also highlights allegations dating back to the 1970s, where Trump's real estate company was accused of avoiding rental agreements with African Americans, complemented by testimonies from former casino employees about preferential treatment given to white workers.
• Central Park Five Incident: One of the most notorious episodes discussed is Trump’s involvement in calling for the death penalty for the Central Park Five, a group of Black and Latino teenagers wrongfully convicted of assault and rape. Despite their exoneration years later, Trump continued to defend his position on their guilt.
• Immigration Remarks: Instances from Trump's political campaigning, such as comments made during his launch speech about Mexican immigrants, illustrate a persistent theme of racially charged rhetoric, reinforcing stereotypes about immigrants and crime.
  

  Viewer Engagement​

  This video serves as a potent reminder of how rhetoric shapes public opinion and the implications it has on social justice and policy. It invites viewers to reflect on the serious impacts of such statements and the discourse surrounding race in America today.​

  As discussions about race and leadership come to the forefront in our society, what are your thoughts on Trump's approach? Are there parallels to be drawn with current political figures or situations? Feel free to share your insights or any moments that stand out to you from the video!