The Rachel Maddow Show

When white supremacists see Donald Trump as a source of inspiration, Trump’s responsibility to condemn these supporters becomes more acute.

It’s hard not to appreciate the irony: Merck’s CEO resigned because Trump wouldn’t denounce white supremacists. The president responded by blasting Merck’s CEO.

For Pence, there’s political value in trying to turn this into a two-sided dispute, with Trump on one side and “the media” on the other. That’s wrong.

Trump was willing to publicly accuse U.S. intelligence agencies of acting like Nazis, but over the weekend, Trump wasn’t willing to denounce actual Nazis.

Confronted with Nazis on American soil causing deadly violence, Donald Trump was the one thing he swears he is not: weak.

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