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It's a -- i think it's a devastating claim. >> it's very divisive. and the problem with it is, you spoke to the point but the divisive nature of this particular administration was underscored and underlined and put in exclamation marks when on friday on martin luther king, the pro clamation was given and he had members of the african-american community who supported him there. they would not take questions out on the north lawn when i asked them specifically following up on what april ryan asked, they wouldn't talk about it, about the president being a hypocrite, they wouldn't talk about it an...

Shouldn't be undermined from pressure from someone at the white house, particularly when there's an overlay of the president thinking about firing the attorney general. those conversations between -- i don't know what the details were but those conversations between a sitting white house counsel and attorney general i think are wrong, inappropriate and should not have happene. >> do you believe don mcgan should continue as the white house consulate? >> i'm not going to make a pro clamation of whether or not he should continue. i think that if more information comes out, that he did the politic...

Manufacturers so, the three quarter average is the highest of 90% in the entire 20-year history of our survey. mr. president, that is because manufacturers are saying that they believe the tax reform regulatory relief, infrastructure investment are the keys to making sure that the manufacturing sector is growing and strong and ensuring an exceptional america. thank you for doing exactly that. >> i knew about the survey, didn't want to bring it up. they would say -- >> i'll say it again. >> thank you, jay, that's great. thank you very much. >> okay. this is our pro clamation, in honor of our gr...

As it is but also by reimagining the world as it should be. this was president johnson's genius. as a master of politics and legislative process, he grasped like few others the power of government to bring about change. lbj was nothing if not a realist. he was well aware that the law alone isn't enough to change hearts and minds. a full century after lincoln's time, until justice is blind to color and education is unaware of race and opportunity is unconcerned with the color of men's skills, emancipation will be a pro clamation but not a fact. he understand laws couldn't accomplish everything ...

So it was a combination of really an odd judgment call, thinking he could score political points -- >> this plays to the tea party crowd. >> sovereign rights absolutely does. he was compelled to do this or trying to appeal to the sons of confederacy group, but this ended up exacerbating the problems he's trying to doueny. >> he later did come out, right and put in an addition mentioning slavery to the proclamation. >> a little belated. somebody made a decision to pro actively take out the reference to slavery and the civil war was not only been independence, it was about slavery. can't ignore ...