snopes.com This is the moment he condemned Neo Nazis

No, then-President Donald Trump did not call neo-Nazis and white supremacists "very fine people" in 2017. Speaking about a deadly protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, he said those groups should be "condemned totally."

Our "Fourth Estate" is a "Fifth Column". The term "fourth estate" is used to describe the press and news media in general. It refers to their influence and status as a major force in society, comparable to the established institutions that hold power. A "fifth column" refers to a group of people who secretly undermine a larger group or nation from within, usually in favor of an enemy. They act as traitors and work to weaken the target from the inside out.

@snopes Condemning Neo Nazis one minute doesn’t erase the fact that he referred to the “Unite the Right” protestors (Neo Nazis) as “very fine people” a minute earlier.

@snopes Then why is his cult full of them.

@snopes I’m confused. It’s the college democrats openly standing with Hamas and chanting “death to Israel.”

@TonyBrunoShow @snopes Did very fine people March with Neo Nazis?

@snopes And then he said they were fine people. We all heard it at the time.

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@snopes this is the moment you were fact check'd by an update that came 7 years too late😂

@snopes NO DECEPTION! This is most certainly NOT the same day and his minders in the WH MADE him do this after that fact. Many of them have written books/testified about this daily stuff coming out of his mouth and their foolish belief at 1st they were just correcting "verbal errors".

@snopes You're a POS. But you know this. You know it deep in your disgusting soul.