NBC Chief White House Correspondent Peter Alexander just had what one can only define as a terrible day in the Oval Office.
Alexander, who found himself asking questions of President Trump during a meeting with South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa, probably wished he hadn’t rolled out of bed for work this morning.
The only one who might have had a tougher day was Ramaphosa himself.
With South Africa’s leader in the White House, the topic of conversation was bound to pivot at some point to the administration’s admission of a group of 59 South African white people as refugees. The media has been obsessed with the small contingent because of their skin color, pouncing on that fact as if it’s some sort of evidence that Trump’s immigration policies are racist.
Alexander attempted to advance that narrative.
“Can you explain to Americans why it’s appropriate to…
