suddenly finding themselves, persona nongrata. i wonder how you take that. how you -- >> you have a group of people who were for all intents and purposes. british. british went around the world. forcing people to be british. many of the people accepted that title. came to britain. built what they believe was their country. then one day, woke up. where its home. not the place that i have built. so, you know when, when you see the story, you, you, you come to realize that, that, unfortunately, the fairy tale that maybe we told ourselves at times, how people have changed. its not as true as we would like it to believe. you know, i think we, we, we at many times realize that, that people, are nicer when things are going well for them. but maybe that covers their true feelings and emotions. and so, we have to ask ourselves, if people always feel economically downtrodden and become racists are they ever not being racist, or, is it just, tied to economics. does being poor make you racist. if that was true many people of color should be racist around the world. does

but jeff sessions is persona nongrata with the president. >> he was until he refused himself from the russia investigation. >> that was a minute into the administration. >> he was poised to be a real leader. he was in synch with president. he was a loyal campaign surrogate. he helped staff the government during the transition. he recuses on the russia case which was his duty because of his personal conflict of interest in the investigation. trump wants to get rid of him. trump won't pull the trigger because doing so would create legal peril for the president potentially. >> the president continues to obsess over this narrative calling the investigation a witch hunt, now this term that has no fact behind it -- s spygate. i want to share what he said last night in nashville. >> so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign? is there anybody in this big beautiful arena right now that's infiltrating our campaign? would you please raise your hand? that would take courage, huh? >> no, sir, i can't bel

it's very different on the house side where adam schiff is really persona nongrata for the white house. it's chairman devin nunes, the republican from california, who's been really leading the fight here on behalf of trump to get these documents in conflict with adam schiff. >> you brought us right to the heart of the president's source of his agitation, this firefighte informant. he said this person gained financially. that's not true from anything i've read. your paper has some reporting from your colleagues. let me read this to you. so you guys report that the white house to convene gop lawmakers to review classified information on the fbi source. the source at issue is steven hallper. a veteran of the nixon -- see, this doesn't sound like a deep state conspiracy to me. >> there's some pretty good reporting there that my colleagues put out last night about his background, his work in the intelligence community and what brought him into the trump russia investigation in mid to late 2016. he's not somebody who sort of infiltrated was the term that trump used. >> implanted was another

they should be declared persona nongrata and from europe, america, asia, the caribbean, north americand everywhere else. and the last thought is that these personal sanctions they should continue. they should start also at targeting middle to high-ranking officials and their first degree family members and this is a thought i'm going to throw out there. i think it's important to think about a way in which this can be done progressively and even announced so that if people, middle ranking venezuelan government official or military officer knows that a month from now sanctions, targeted sanctions are going to jump on him or her, maybe they will have an incentive to really come against the government. so i think to play around with the idea this could be progressive could have a huge impact. >> love to explore that further. don't have time, but let's take a rain check on that and it's an interesting contribution about what is causing the economic collapse, that's the comfort of place for the regime both in venezuela and outside of venezuela to blame the international community, particula

they should be declared persona nongrata and banned from europe, america, asia, the caribbean, north america and everywhere else. and the last thought is that these personal sanctions they should continue. they should start also at targeting middle to high-ranking officials and their first degree family members and this is a thought i'm going to throw out there, i think it's important to think about a way in which this can be done progressively and even announced so that if people, middle ranking venezuelan government official or military officer knows that a month from now sanctions, targeted sanctions are going to jump on him or her, maybe they will have an incentive to really come against the government. so i think to play around with the idea this could be progressive could have a huge impact. >> love to explore that further. don't have time, but let's take a rain check on that and it's an interesting contribution about the conversation and the narrative about what is causing the economic collapse, that's the comfort of place for the regime both in venezuela and outside of venezu