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City, now, iam debating was travelling to go to see the city, now, i am debating going back to the united states. it would be sad, but that is where i live, so i might have to go straight back. i see. part of the deep irritation and frustration is, it isnt like there is a big storm or bad weather, or anything where you could have thought, maybe i should not go to the airport. there is no way you could have predicted this. yes. the airport. there is no way you could have predicted this. yes, and ...

In fact, all of washington, what the presidents plans are for the deputy attorney general. there is no white house briefing today. so at this point we are going into a weekend here with unusual confrontation between these separate agencies here and the white house. wolf? >> well see if rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general, stays or goes. you can clearly see on his face, the president, that deep irritation with the deputy attorney general when he was asked do you have confidence in him, he sai...

To the deep irritation, the agreement they reached last week of several, a lot of republicans. >> thats right. this was very much unexpected. you saw mitch mcconnells face there in the oval office after that deal was struck. was very much struck by surprise by what the president did there. this comes really i think after the president has had really one of his lowest moments last month around charlottesville around pardoning sheriff joe arpaio. hes reaching across the aisle, striking a deal. wel...

Twitter last night. they do not like that. they want the president to back off. theyre saying it is going to be harder to get the legislative agenda done if he launches attacks. as one republican told me today, the way he can help, he learns about the senators, their states, their backgrounds, perhaps that could get legislation through, not attacking them publicly and on twitter. >> i know there is deep irritation. ive heard it myself from you, in the speech in phoenix, arizona, he went after se...

Some sort of progress at this point. >> deep irritation though, no doubt about that. jim acosta thanks very much. lets get some more on all of this. joining us the democratic senator ben cardin of maryland. hes a key member of the senate foreign relations committee. thanks for joining us. what do you make of this deteriorating relationship between the prime minister of israel the president of the united states the white house now formally announcing its going to quote, reassess the u.s. relation...