there was also at the time that wilbur ross lied to the supreme court. the us census, that population count that the government has to undertake every 10 years because the constitution says so. trump administration announced they would add a question a new question to the census form this year, asking everybody about their citizenship status. that's a question that hadn't been on the census for at least 70 years. and the aclu led by dale co the director of their voting rights project, they took wilbur ross in the commerce department to court over that arguing that they were putting that citizenship question on the census, because they wanted to drive down response rates in immigrant communities. and that would produce a us population count that was whiter and more republican and that would in turn skew the apportionment of congressional seats and the distribution of federal funding toward whiter and more republican areas because they counted and less white areas didn't. wilbur ross said that was ridiculous set of allegations. he had merely added the ques

joining me is my colleague wilbur ross from "closing bell" and -- from the washington post.hs, of course and the best we could have hoped for, perhaps was a turning of the corner and putting in the bottom of the relations and seeing it improve from here, and i would say i was encouraged by seeing them chat there as they walked away from the service, and again, i think there's a long way to go. i don't think things are solved today, but thanks encouraging to see. what i would just add, though is neither of them based on various conversations with family members ahead of the service were thinking about themselves. this isn't about them today. it was about their grandfather and mourning his loss and celebrating his life and their grandmother, being there to support her and that was the primary concern coming into today. >> how deliberate was it to have the three of them walk out of the chapel together? would that be something that they intentionally do knowing that there are cameras on them? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think you could say some things in the lead-up were i