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White house has told the american public do not support that. revision of history, many in the white house believe. >> brooke, i could just say, according to sources who i've talked to, just to kind of bounce off that sentiment, people i talked to are saying there's great, deep frustration. never mind as a transparency question for the white house and the president and the presidency and people closest to him but just as a place to go to work that there's great frustration that the guy who is in charge in the white house chief of staff may be in this meeting this morning but in a formal way al...

I think he represents the view of the people. a deep deep frustration. it must be very tough for the president. >> trish: is that what he was elected? people wanted to disrupt it. >> the whole 2016 phenomenon of brexit and trump was people saying, we want a change in direction. done differently, and we are frustrated in the u.k. with brexit. it is delayed. we will get it in the end, but it has watered down. same phenomenon all over again. the second thing, their career politicians, part of the swamp, they get elected sounding conservative, and when they are in office, in between. >> are they a...

Establishment is fa contact ta right now. no one believes that the republican party is dying to keep the bush dynasty. your thoughts? am i right? >> i think you're right. bush had a hard time at the beginning. he's not charismatic. he has the bush baggage. >> he's down to what, 7? >> down to 7 points. the base was not screaming for the restoration of the bush monarchy. but what trump is doing is i think he's showing that it's not necessarily one wing of the party versus at wing of the party -- >> it's not right versus center right? >> there's a current running through the republican electorate...

He's been pushed on it so much and yet throughout these years of his administration he's pursued -- his strategy has been we'll pursue immigration enforcement and that will somehow win over enough republic wrans that republicans that we can do reform. he's giving it up and going forward. in the latino community there's deep frustration, a sense of betrayal, tremendous disappoi disappointment and given all that -- so he's in a tough spot. also some precedent for the situation that he's in right now. in 2012, we were at a different level. the deportations were going full steam ahead when he was ...

He's clearly making the point there is a way out diplomatically, but in the meantime the u.s. will start using sanctions as a way to get involved and make sure that russia does not formally take over part of sovereign ukraine which would be crimea. let's bring in nicholas burns, former u.s. diplomat, who's been watching from harvard university. nick, this looks like a stand up for all practical purposes, i think this referendum they've scheduled in the coming days in crimea to become part -- formally part of russia, it seems that train is leaving the station although the president says flatly ...