The Problem With Savannah Guthrie’s Nicholas Sandmann Interview

Nicholas Sandmann isn't sorry. Over the weekend, the Kentucky teen became a symbol of America's bitter political polarization when video footage circulated of him seeming to stare down Native American elder Nathan Phillips with a smirk on his face and a "Make America Great Again" cap on his head. The confrontation took place after an anti-abortion march on the National Mall that Sandmann attended and the March for Indigenous Peoples, in which Phillips was participating.

Nicholas Sandmann isn't sorry. Over the weekend, the Kentucky teen became a symbol of America's bitter political polarization when video footage circulated of him seeming to stare down Native American elder Nathan Phillips with a smirk on his face and a "Make America Great Again" cap on his head. The confrontation took place after an anti-abortion march on the National Mall that Sandmann attended and the March for Indigenous Peoples, in which Phillips was participating.