According to Trump supporter and frequent CNN guest, Kayleigh McEnany, the Republican presidential nominee is “on the cutting edge of civil rights.”

This all but drove the rest of the CNN panel that McEnany was appearing on to lose their minds.

In a week in which Trump has tried to reach out to the black community, his efforts have been repeatedly rebuffed as many believe he is simply pandering to a voter base his supporters despise.

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CNN guest Bakari Sellers explained to the panel that African-Americans were still only one generation from the pains of the Civil Rights movement

“We are only one generation away from Jim Crow, segregation and oppression and degradation first deep south and the George Wallaces and the water hoses and the dogs and the little girls in Birmingham and Jimmy Lee Jackson and the list goes on and on and on,” Sellers said.

Later in the segment, Sellers and McEnany got into a confrontation

“You might think a 27.2% poverty rate among African-American individual is a good thing but,” McEnany said before she was cut off.

“Kayleigh, when did you hear us say that?” Angela Rye said. “That’s not fair. Kayleigh, can you retract that? Kayleigh? That’s not fair.”

Sellers and Rye then went on to cite various examples in which Trump was involved negatively with African-Americans. Through all of this, McEnany refused to retract her statement that the panel thought that the poverty rate was a good thing

Earlier in the week, Sellers and McEnany got into it in a similar argument.

“I guarantee you if you go into the inner cities and ask the people who live there, ‘Are you better off today than you were eight years ago?’ the answer is absolutely not,” McEnany said.

“I’m going to throw this out there. I’m going to be pretty blunt” he began. “I’m African-American, we did know that? And so I live in these communities, I am part of this community. And what Donald Trump said today, his plea was that ‘You know what, what else do you have to lose?’” Sellers responded.

“It was very naive, it was very insulting because the fact of the matter is that Donald Trump has no comprehension of intersectionality. The fact is, you don’t have a comprehension of intersectionality.”