mr. rau: there still a war going on in afghanistan.he german military is there, preventing -- or trying to prevent terrorism. there's terrorism, attacks and kidnappings there every day. the country simply isn't safe. you can't deport people there. reporter: wali yousafzai is one of the students who is scheduled for deportation. in 2015 he fled kunduz in northern afghanistan. he's been attending school in cottbus for a year. mr. yousafzai: my heart swells when i see how my classmates are helping my friends and me. they stand by me and are doing all they can. they love us and we love them. reporter: wali doesn't understand everything his german classmates are saying. in kunduz, he never went to a proper school. now he spends four hours a day learning german. when he tells his own story, he prefers to do it in his native language. the taliban abused and threatened him, he said, and he fled via the balkans. he says he was shocked when his asylum application was rejected. mr. yousafzai: if you've never experienced it, you don't know how awf

mr. president, almost everyone succumbs to the d.c. establishment." then trump decided to get specific and singled out individual freedom caucus members, meadows, jim jordan and rau labrador. then things got really ugly. trump's social media director took to twitter to summon the power of the trump train to defeet amash in a primary challenge. which might prove a bit tricky because the freedom caucus members were the original anti-government, anti-establishment outsider candidates beloved by the gop base. they specialize in primarying sitting republicans. remember former house majority leader eric cantor? poof. gone. what better way so shore up, than by publicly thwarting the most powerful person in the d.c. environment, the president? probably why amash seemeseemed seemed #unbothered, tweeted, "have merged in into #trumpestablishment, same old agenda. attack conservatives, libertarians and indpeint thinkers." joining me, kristen haglund. national republican consultant kate dawson. msnbc political contributor charlie sykes. all friends of the show. i do find it a bit strange that donald trump and his team -- i guess donald trump is trying to cast the tea party gu