FOX News   The New York Times reported earlier this week that Sessions felt  humiliated  after Trump accused him of  disloyalty  because he recused himself from the Justice Department s investigation into the Trump campaign s ties to Russia.Trump  unleashed a string of insults  at Sessions, who would later go on to say Trump s reprimanding was the most humiliating event he experienced as a public servant, according to the Times.Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., tweeted Friday that Attorney General Jeff Sessions now knows how African-Americans feel after he was reportedly  humiliated  by President Trump over his recusal in the Russia investigation.On a podcast in May, Waters referred to Sessions as  very dangerous,  before adding,  I think he s a racist, and I think that he absolutely believes that it s his job to keep minorities in their place. To Jeff Sessions, how does it feel to be dragged & humiliated? Now you know how the African Americans you disrespected feel,  she tweeted.To Jeff Sessions, how does it feel to be dragged & humiliated? Now you know how the African Americans you disrespected feel  Maxine Waters (@RepMaxineWaters) September 15, 2017To which the former sheriff, David Clarke brilliantly responded:  It s obvious that Maxine Waters hates white people. That would make her a black supremacist. It's obvious that Maxine Waters hates white people. That would make her a black supremacist. pic.twitter.com/hdRQG7XxuC  David A. Clarke, Jr. (@SheriffClarke) September 16, 2017Karma can be ugly, but in Maxine Waters case, it s a beast 