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Do you think he's a racist? >> every sign is that. he speaks like a racist. he comes up with those fears, but he's a misinformed man with power. he's a man of mass destruction. >> that's the reverend jesse jackson taking aim at donald trump at an mlk breakfast in chicago. the backlash is building against the president after his s-hole comment, expletive comment, to describe comments made for those from the african continent. but earlier, senator dick durbin who was in the room for the bipartisan talk, says the president is not telling the truth. i'm told by a senior white house official that t...

Countries came out. and we know that el salvador is one of the nations mention in the oval office meeting. so i have to start to get your reaction to that comment from donald trump. >> well, it's not helpful, it's a terrible comment. and, i mean, maybe the one good thing we can say he's trying to say, he didn't say it, because he realized it was a big mistake. but when you talk about africa, for example, we -- this is a place that is right for both growth and problems. and we -- i have been involved with africa in helping the countries in africa for a very long time. in fact, with bono, we did...

S-holes, using the full expletive. let's pull up that graphic because six other lawmakers were in the room, too. nbc news reached out to every single one of them and to republican leaders paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, for comment. nothing yet. we're hoping that changes. in the meantime, you have the white house, a spokesperson for the president, denying he said it, although she acknowledges she was not in the room. and the president seeming to deny his comment in a tweet this morning. we'll have much more on this coming up in just a little bit when we talk to ohio governor john kasich, but we al...

El salvadorans invited here, president bush said they should stay. but i also wrote about daca, the young kids brought to the united states, and they live on the edge on a razor's edge with the fact they could be shipped out, breaking up a family. look, immigration needs to look forward. we need to protect our borders. that's a given. there's no argument about that. how we do it, well, that can be a discussion. but we need to look through the windshield, through the front, not use the rear-view mirror to try to fix things that ultimately can divide families. >> i get that, governor, but do you...

Today from that comment apparently made by the president in the oval office, in which he used a vulgar term to describe african nations. senator dick durbin who was in the oval office meeting just this morning is confirming almost all of it. you can see the other lawmakers who were in the room there. listen to what dick durbin had to say just today. >> as senator graham made his presentation, the president interrupted him several times with questions. and in the course of his comments, said things that were hate-filled, vile and racist. and used those words advisedly. i understand how powerful...