Today, you have one spokesperson, in fact, denying that he said it. The president himself seems to be denying it, too. So for more on that, well go to jeff bennett who is at the white house. Geoff, the president had a serious of tweets duick durbin referred to. How is that changing what you are hearing from the white house spokespeople . Reporter Last Night The White House released a Statement Seeking to clarify the president s comments. They didnt deny the remarks or the context in which the president is said to have made them. Fastforward what, 12, 16 hours, the president tweeting this, the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough, but this was not the language used. What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made, a big setback for daca. The president then followed that up an hour later, hallie, with this. Never said anything derogatory about haitians, other than haiti is a very poor and troubled country. Never said take them out. I have a wonderful relationship
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to london and the international fallout from the president s comment we have been talking about here. the s-hole remark that dick durbin says he made in the oval office. i m wondering if you can put that in perspective when it comes to the climate you re seeing from overseas. reporter: well, that s clear in the reaction we have seen from lawmakers. the former labor leader, ed gillibrand, taking to twitter this morning to respond to trump saying, nope, you re not coming because nobody wanted you to come. the mayor of london who has crashed with trump in the path saying, the mayor is not due here. there was push-back from the british foreign secretary. the fact of the matter, hallie, is donald trump is a divisive figure here who clashed with the british prime minister, who was the first foreign leader to visit him at the white house for