When Trump’s not on teleprompter 'he’s not concerned about white supremacy': CNN legal analyst

CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Monday that President Donald Trump said the right things about this weekend's shooting at the Chabad of Poway synagogue, but it is his off-teleprompter moments that show who the president really is -- someone who is unconcerned about white supremacy and attacks on minorities.

"He is very concerned about violence by immigrants. He’s very concerned about radical Islamic terrorism, but he’s not concerned about white supremacy," said Toobin. "This is who he is, when he is not on a Teleprompter, we see what he really believes."

"If he wants to pretend that those people in Charlottesville were about Robert E. Lee and not chanting 'Jews will not replace us,' it’s our job to point out the reality of what’s going on there," Toobin continued. "People are going to believe what they want to believe, but that crowd was not about Robert E. Lee. That was a racist anti-Semitic crowd, and that’s the crowd he continues to this day to endorse."

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