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Hill or espn? >> i think it's interesting that the president has used the power of the oval, he's used the power of the executive branch to not only intimidate and to bully his political adversaries, but he's done this to our nation's allies. he's also done this to his own staff as we have seen today with him calling jeff sessions an idiot. the president should not be calling for anyone's job because they're criticizing him. that is key characteristic of what an authoritarianism is. and the president of the united states of an open and free society should not be discussing those things. >> so ...

That they were personal comments that she said obviously she regrets that they cast such a public light on espn. and i think that says it. she said it. i don't think anyone can say it better than that. she regrets that that happened. and i take jemele at her word as i have for many, many years. >> the white house press secretary said it was a fireable offense. said it during a press briefing. did sanders overstep, you think, with that comment? >> she over stepped that's what's normal from white house press secretaries. if you were to think about to reagan, clinton, obama, or bush we would thin...

Covers for him. in fact, a cursory review of the twitter archive shows that president trump has called racists not only president obama, he has made that charge against black journalists bryant gumball, tavis smiley and suggested that jon stewart is a bigot and senator elizabeth war season a racist, as is the movie "django unchained" and the tv show "blackish." so in donald trump's view, these people are racists and post charlottesville, the president feels he is the one who is owed an apology. the white house doubled down today on their statement that espn's tweet is a fireable offense. i'm j...

>> many in the african-american community have responded to the president's take with a harsher tone. monday night, jamel hill said -- >> on wednesday, sarah huckabee sanders called those tweets a fireable offense. this is the first time that we know of in history that a white house called for the employee of a private company to be fired because he or she criticized the president. one can only imagine the response had then president obama suggested that nbc fire a certain reality television star for pushing the lie that the first african-american president had been born in africa. but i digre...

I'm just airing them out! luckily we discovered tide pods plus downy. so our jeans stay in great shape. and they actually get clean. what? we can wash 'em. tide pods plus downy. super concentrated to clean, condition and keep your favorites looking great. it's got to be tide. you said it was a fireable offense. that's being interpreted as saying that she should be fired. are you or the president saying that she should be fired. >> that's not a decision that i'm going to make. that's something for espn to decide. again, i was asked about that. i think it is a fireable offense. >> interesting....