>> it was extraordinarily disspiritting.many people have said this is not america, this is not us, yes, it is. this is an ugly continuation of a brutal tradition of white sprem see in this nation. the torches signifying those night riders who used to stalk black people with fury and ven sense who refused to acknowledge our humanity, who ripped us from hour homes who stole emmett hills from his resting place in miss mission and tossed him into the tallahassee river. the reality is those torches signify the worst emblem of bigotry that this nation has confronted ant fn and the dom tessic terrorism we refuse to confront threatens the fabric of this nation. so he soog those torches being carried on that proud college community, that university founded by thomas jefferson, there at the university of virginia and then more broadly a state that has ostensibly committed to the liberal values of one of our founding areas, was especially troubling in our own day and age. >> there was a tweet by congressman moulton who said the only di

>> i think she might have been disspirited. she might have just tripped. don't see it as a suicide attempt. >> whatever it was the palace never went public with it. same with the issue when diana's past that had now resurfaced, bleemia. >> i believe it was a consequence of her royal life. >> she said it was awful. she was gorge on ice cream and lots of cream and milk and then go and throw up. >> charles didn't know how on earth to cope with it. charles organized for her to see a psychiatrist. charles was sympathetic to start with. but when he met these tantrums day after day after day he became immune to it. and it was a real vicious circle. she was craving love and attention. but by her behavior was pushing him away. >> two years after prince harry was born diana began taking riding lessons from a british cavalry officer named james hewitt. this photo became notorious when hewitt revealed they had an affair. >> itas nevery intention to fall in le with me and certainly not myention to fall in love with diana. >> do you think that james hewitt was kind of e

chief of staff john kelly, the look on his face was very disspirited, disappointed. as we know, he's explained his job as trying to bring order to the staff, not the president. he knows that is, a, impossible to do and b, something he cannot do. but there is deep disappointment among some staff members. when they say we have work to do they are talking about their legislative agenda, about trying to focus on that. but i think that misses the magnitude of this. we heard the president earlier this week saying that he has condemned those remarks. as it was a one-time event in past tense, then can move on. of course that's not the case here. he's opened up many old wounds. he's sided with supremacists, with members of the ku klux klan, david duke praised this president. there's no question, the white house cannot turn this page. they cannot move forward with their agenda until he addresses this. he alone will have to do this. he's not scheduled to make any comments today. we will let you know if that changes. >> jeff, great to see you. thank you. jeff zeleny on top of it