JOHN BERMAN (CO-HOST): I just want to start with you and get your general sense of this moment that we're in right now because this is highly unusual. We have a presidential candidate in this ongoing war of words now with Gold Star parents, who happen to be Muslim-Americans. 

FARHANA KHERA: Yeah, well, first of all, I want to thank the Khan family for their extraordinary bravery and sacrifice. I mean, I can't just begin to imagine the courage it takes, frankly, to stand before millions of people while you're grieving the loss of your son who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Mr. Trump's attacks on the Khan family, a Gold Star family, is frankly beyond the limits of human decency and really is a new low in this election campaign. And unfortunately, it's also part of a disturbing pattern for him. Just a year ago he attacked Senator John McCain, a war hero and a former prisoner of war, because he basically said that he doesn't care for people who are captured. He doesn't think they're war heroes. So this is really testing the limits of human decency in our country. I think it's really time for Mr. Trump to do the honorable and the decent thing. He should first of all apologize and genuinely apologize to the Khan family and all Gold Star families. I also think he needs to make a commitment to just stop. Stop with the sewing of hate and division and to start to begin to bring Americans together, not tear us apart.

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MIGUEL ALI: It seems like the attack was actually more on Captain Khan’s mother Ghazala Khan, which I also think was inappropriate.

Previously:

CNN's Brian Stelter Shuts Down The Trump Campaign's Attempt To Spin Attacks On Khizr Khan

In Wash. Post Op-Ed, Ghazala Khan Responds To Trump’s Criticisms

On CNN, Farhana Khera Condemns The “Reckless And Irresponsible Anti-Muslim Rhetoric” That Is Contributing To A “Very Toxic Environment”