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Or way any acid attacks or a spectator's world news from the b.b.c. The Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is visiting the West Bank for talks with the Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas the visit comes amid warmer relations between Israel and India and is being seen as an attempt to balance those ties a 2nd White House staff member David Sorenson has resigned over allegations of domestic abuse 3 days ago the White House aide Rob Porter quit over claims of abuse by 2 former wives which he denies his Peterborough the White House says it learned of the allegations against David Sorenson on Th...

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Members of the opposite party to sit on their hands or at minimum stay stone faced when they don't agree with the policies of the current administration. here to talk about it, eugene robinson, msnbc political analyst and john heilemann. john, there's a theory that donald trump puts words in the wash, in the bloodstream to normalize them. treason was out there when -- "fire and fury" came out. if we hear the president using the word and we're talking about it, it takes the spin q the shock, the edge off of it if it's ever used in serious snns. >> yeah. the president is not with respect to his ...

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Often he mock him for his syntax and grammar, but he has a certain kind of logic that governs the way in which he throws out invective. it goes from the use of the nicknames to try to mock his opponents. sometimes it's in psychological astute ways. he's accused collusion. there's a discussion. that word means a lot of different things. he's tried to take the care of it by saying it over and over again. no collusion. no collusion. no collusion. in this case it's almost prophylactic. is there treason? is there traitorness? those accusations are thrown around and he's trying to head off that accu...

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Journalist. john, there's a theory that donald trump puts words in the wash, in the bloodstream to normalize them. treason was out there when fire and fury came out. it was a steve bannon quote about the meeting in trump tower. but if we hear our president using the word -- here we are talking about it -- it takes the spin off of it, the shock, the edge off of it if it's ever used in seriousness in earnest. >> look, the president is not -- with respect to his use of language, often we mock him for his vocabulary, for his grammar, for his syntax. but he has a certain kind of logic that governs ...

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The fbi? why are they octobering? we have heard that there were a couple words changed because of grammar, because of syntax, joe da genva says fbi wants the names of the fbi agents who broke the law taken out. he wants them redacted. but nonetheless they are getting push back. will there be names? we had a u.s. congressman on yesterday, mark meadows, he made it very clear that names are going to be in the report that is released either today, tomorrow, or the next day. ainsley: release the memo. those are all of the production' concerns about what happened. then release the democratic memo ex...