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Reginald Molibeli is a counselor at Lesotho’s stately U.S. outpost in Washington .
He is the top diplomat at the embassy in Washington , a small African nation with a population of just 2.3 million .
He says he is confident that with time, things will stabilize and things will get back to normal.
Lesotho 's foreign minister says he was “shocked and embarrassed” by Trump ’s jab.
A former senior U.S. diplomat says he is “surprised and disappointed” with the comments.
Lesothos are a textile powerhouse in the United States , a textile industry that employs 30,000 people.
Experts say the trade deficit is a success story for American foreign policy.
Senior Lesotho officials face the challenge of getting on the State Department’s calendar.
Dozens of other countries are jostling to set up their own meetings, Molibeli says.
He is optimistic that once the U.S. officials can sit down, they will see eye to eye.
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