bedminister to deal with in a more straight fforward fashion d not in a glib way where there s this moment with the president going over to shake hands of any moment of levity. this is not a time for levity. i think of this as a communications department and a general kelly has been empowered to change the way that this white house communicates with the american people, that they re going to have another moment at the podium where the president says more about what he thinks about this incident, about what he thinks this is domestic terrorism. as someone who has covered race and studied race in college, i wrote papers about the fact that lynching in the south was dm domestic terrorism. we in america don t really think of thing that is happened to us, americans against americans as terrorism, but thout our history in this country, african-americans have been terrorized. other racial groups were terrorized. when you had people going into people s homes, dragging them out, a 14-year-old