we barely caught a glimpse of him as he was traveling out to his country club in bedminster. but we do understand by talking to a couple of white house sources, people in the white house are upset about what the president had to say yesterday. not everybody, but some people who are upset about it. i did talk to one adviser to the white house who said that the president s comments in this person s view, was not disqualifying. that is a pretty low bar to set for the president of the united states. you said there s some people in the white house upset. has any single one of them stood up and resigned? reporter: no. as a matter of fact, the secretary of veterans affairs was over here at the press hotel, near bedminster earlier today, talking to reporters about care for veterans. he was asked specifically about the president s comments and he said that the president he was with the president on saturday, and that he observed president trump to be outraged and upset about what was goin
secretary of veterans affairs was over here at the press hotel, near bedminster earlier today, talking to reporters about care for veterans. he was asked specifically about the president s comments and he said that the president he was with the president on saturday, and that he observed president trump to be outraged and upset about what was going on in charlottesville. but when asked about, and when pressed on, the president s comments yesterday, secretary shulkin did not back those up and offer his opinion on those comments. it just goes to show you, anderson, not only are officials in the white house trying to avoid what their own boss is doing right now, cabinet secretaries are running away from this question. and the question becomes, as the days go forward, when you sit down or try to ask the question of one of these top administration officials, what are they going to say to try to justify the president s remarks? vice president pence was asked about this earlier today,