Topic: Donald Kohn

Following Donald Trump's victory in the Indiana primary, CNN's Sally Kohn and actor Rob Reiner characterized the state and Trump's supporters as having ties to racism and the KKK. Reiner argued on "Morning Joe" that Trump has unearthed a "strain of racism" in the American electorate. Critics point out the irony of these claims given that Barack Obama won Indiana in the 2008 election.

CNN commentator Sally Kohn claims that the majority of Donald Trump's supporters are only voting for him because he is a white man. She argues that Hillary Clinton is the best candidate for all demographics and that it is "time" for a female president. The hosts critique Kohn's focus on race and gender over specific policy discussions.

Congressman Alan Grayson is praised for his aggressive questioning of Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Donald Kohn regarding the $1.2 trillion lent to financial institutions. The Fed's refusal to name specific banks that received taxpayer funds is a central point of contention. Barney Frank's role as chairman during the hearing is also criticized.