Remembering and reflecting upon the lessons learned recently from Charlottesville, President Trump addresses military service members about unity, love, heroes, and the American ideal against bigotry and hate and saving America for freedom and unity.

President Trump is especially touched by Twitter posts from the mother of the Charlottesville car attack victim, Heather Heyer.

President Trump believes race relations in America has been bad for a long time and he brings up speeches by President Obama. He says people want jobs and good pay and that will help race relations and he is also investing in the inner cities.

President Trump replies to a statement from head of Walmart saying he “missed a critical opportunity” and what he calls his political statements. He says his first statement about Charlottesville was correct. His second statement could not have been made sooner in his opinion. He says he did not know David Duke, related to the KKK, was in Charlottesville initially

President Trump does not care what you legally call it because he thinks the driver of the car that killed Heather Heyer and injured many others in Charlottesville is a murderer and it is inexcusable.

President trump owns a house in Charlottesville and a substantial winery and he chats with the press about race relations and the economy. He says when people are making money and have better wages that will have a “tremendously positive impact on race relations”.

President Trump does not believe he waited too long to say the right thing about White Supremacy and Neo-Nazi’s in Charlottesville. He wanted to make sure he knew all the facts before making more comments over the weekend and he believes his first statement was correct. He insists there is a lot of information the press does not even know yet. He also talks about the loss of Heather Heyer in the car attack and her very nice mother. He says the press is just “fake”.

Major CEO’s left the White House Manufacturing Council. President Trump criticizes those CEO’s and especially Merck over the fact that their CEO left over his upset regarding Charlottesville comments made by the President.

President Trump says both sides in Charlottesville are to blame, both the left and the right acted violently. He has no doubt about it and says press is not acting honestly. The President says George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were major slave owners and asks if we should take down their statues now. He thinks the press has treated some fine protestors unfairly. He says the White Supremacists had a permit to protest and the others did not.

President Trump says he never spoke to Steve Bannon about Charlottesville and he came on late to the campaign. He says he is not a racist and is a good person. He does not say if he is staying on the White House staff.