Fox is not "comfortable" with the full 9/11 video tweeted by Trump

Wallace, of Fox News, said Sunday that he was not "comfortable" to play the entire video. President TrumpDonald John TrumpWH, Spokesperson: We are working with DHS, ICE to try to send undocumented immigrants to sanctuary cities. Trump asserts that he has the legal right to send undocumented immigrants to sanctuary towns. Sanders asks him to delete his business plan PLUS tweeted Friday showing scenes of the terrorist attack of 9/11 combined with Rep remarks. Ilhan OmarIlhan Omar Tlaib said that the leadership of Democracy should do more to support Omar: "They have photographed us when they want to show that our party is diverse" Omar thanks his supporters, criticized the critics: no one can Threaten "my undying love for America" ​​A Trump advisor who says the president "has never incited violence" (D-Min.).

Wallace started playing the video before cutting it.

"It's now the only five seconds we've felt comfortable showing," Wallace told White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. "It sounds a lot worse, it seems to have the air, no doubt, to minimize the attacks of September 11th, then the horrible images of September 11th."

"Why does the president feel comfortable publishing such horrible pictures," Wallace asked. "Is he worried about inciting violence against Muslims in general, or with Ilhan Omar in particular?"

"Certainly nothing could be further from the truth," Sanders replied, "The president is not trying to incite violence against anyone."

The video's audio is taken from a speech delivered by Omar last month at the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), where she said "some people did something" in reference to the attacks. September 11 attack to plead for the removal of civil liberties of Muslim Americans.

Trump's video immediately drew criticism from the Democrats who said it was inciting violence against Omar.