HILL: Renewed signals from the White House today. The President wants to keep it going with that divided rhetoric that brought him a formal rebuke from Congress as he continues to attack four Democratic lawmakers.</s>TRUMP: Congresswomen, what they've said about Israel, what they've said about our country when they talk about disgusting people, when they talk the way they talk, when the one mentioned that brown people should speak for brown people and Muslim people should speak for Muslim people -- and you hear all this, it's not what our country is all about. Now, I think they're very bad for our country. I think they're very bad for the Democrat Party. I think you see that and they're pulling the Democrats way left. Nobody knows how to handle them. I feel they're easy to handle. To me they're easy to handle because they're just out there. They're very bad for our country. Absolutely.</s>TRUMP: No, I don't think -- no, no, racial tension. There's no racial tension.</s>HILL: Today, one of those Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib spoke at the annual NAACP Convention in Detroit. Take a listen.</s>REP. RASHIDA TLAIB (D-MI): We need bold action, folks. And I know what's happening out there you know, there's all of these young women and it's beyond just the four of us, the squad is all of you. And I can tell you there's -- you are all the squad. Trust me if you support equity, you support justice. You are one of us. Yes, I am not going nowhere. Not until I impeach this President. Nia-Malika Henderson is a CNN senior political reporter, senior political analyst Eliana Johnson is also White House reporter for POLITICO. Good to have both of you with us. So, Nia-Malika, look, we know that this is working for the President -- it's working for his supporters. Are Democrats handling these continued attacks the right way?
Formal Rebuke From Congress As Donald Trump Continues To Attack Four Democratic Lawmakers.