BALDWIN: Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson caught in this war of words with the White House over President Trump's alleged treatment of a grieving Gold Star movement, she's MIA on Capitol Hill. In fact, CNN has learned the congresswoman has left Washington because of what her office says are menacing and racial threats. So, as a result, she's staying put in her South Florida district, where she feels safer. Her absence, though, has caused her to miss at least 19 congressional votes. Her office confirms she does have enhanced security and is supposed to return to D.C. next week. So, Brian Karem is up with me live, CNN political analyst and the executive order for Sentinel Newspapers. Nice to see you, sir.</s>BRIAN KAREM, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: Hi, Brooke. Good to see you go again.</s>BALDWIN: What do you know about any of these threats?</s>KAREM: Well, I spoke with someone close to her office about an hour ago who said that she's had nearly 1,000 either calls or letters threatening her.</s>BALDWIN: Oh, wow.</s>KAREM: And, of course, that was the question I wanted to ask today in the White House Briefing Room, but Sarah Sanders isn't answering any other questions. So that type of question, she certainly didn't want to field. And it's -- the president has to -- a lot a lot of water to carry on this. It's his words, calling her
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