president's tweet out of context. he said, the president said i never called her nasty, with i he did not do. he never said i never used the word nasty. he used the word nasty in relation to her comments and i find it interesting when you played the portion of his sound byte, you left out the first part, don, where he was asked repeatedly, what do you think of her comments? he said back, i don't know about her comments. i've never heard these comments. then he said in response to that, i didn't know she was nasty, which we all know is a coloquial phrase when someone says something bad. it's taken out of context by the media once ago en. >> so you are arguing, an argument over what nasty was modifying when he was saying i didn't know she was nasty. you are saying he was saying the comments were nasty but not meghan markle. that's the distinction here? >> that's exactly the distinction. when you listen to the whole sound byte, me goes on to say it's very nice to have an american princess, she'll be