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I don't think it is inappropriate. >> did you ask that question? >> no. but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. >> president trump revealed highly classified information to the russian foreign minister and the russian ambassador last week during a meeting at the white house the story that came out tonight as reported is false. >> i think we could do with a little less drama from the white house. >> most senators are shaking their heads saying, is this going on end soon? >> guys, it is only wednesday. that wraps things up for me. stephanie, wonderful to see you. >> great to see you...

But the real over arching narrative here, you've seen the ground shift back in favor of republicans. you saw the last couple weeks, devin nunes, the house intelligence committee chairman, squirming a little bit on describing his interactions with the white house, where he got his intelligence from. we're seeing the narrative shift back to the republicans. even if the substance of the matter is not clear, the entire issue, the politics of this issue has shifted back toward the white house. >> jon: there's not been a lot of information out of susan rice, except for that interview yesterday about...

But what i think is interesting, south carolina seems to be tipping a little bit, the discussion about the flag and the chance that after six or seven tries the hate crimes might actually pass this time. i am not suggesting that we have a complete ground shift, but it's a different strategy that i think can be deployed going forward. >> when you look at states that do or do not have hate crimes in place, what does that tell us about those states? >> these laws get passed by legislators and the legislators are responding to communities that see these things as important. i would venture to say ...

They can't do, can't abide. in the short-term, great. helps in the base. folks in the base don't want it to happen. if the republican party wants to be a national rather than a regional party it has to do something on this issue. >> what do you think, kasie about the prospects of the kids act, which is not a happy meal but a republican version of the dream act and something that eric cantor has come out and supported. there seems to be more sort of momentum for something that would address just the children brought here at a young age illegally. >> that's something you did see the ground shift...

23% for blacks. and so there's a question about whether this will have, you know, some style impact at the education level, at the income level, at the social support and social welfare level. >> well, what you have is whites are an older population. i think in one of the articles i saw, the average age of a white american is now i think in their early 40s. but if you're looking at an african-americans in their 30s and you get to hispanic, it's in the 20s. so that's a huge difference. i think also, to the corresponding point to respond to ben, the people who vote are not in the nursery. they'r...