it's unclear whether there will actually be one. >> thank you. david. >> robin, thank you. >>> joining us is attorney general jeff sessions. mr. attorney general, thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> we did learn overnight that the vice president has now condemned the violence in charlottesville saying we have no tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-nazis or the kkk. these dangerous fringe groups, he says, have no place in america. when will we hear president trump actually single out those groups by name? >> well, he said that yesterday, his spokesman did, and his l st roundly and unequivocally condemned hatred and violence and bigotry. he called on our people to work together in community and in love and affection and not in hatred and violence. i'm sure he'll talk again, maybe today, on this very subject. he cares about it deeply. he -- as his attorney general, i understand exactly what i'm expected to do. it's what i will do and that...

general, it's not just reporters like me, there are a growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition