Trump’s remarks on Charlottesville “pretty clear”: CIA chief
By Reuters
14 August 2017 |
5:05 am
CIA Director Mike Pompeo defends President Trump's remarks on Charlottesville saying he was "frankly pretty unambiguous," while the city's mayor criticized Trump for not saying the words "white supremacy."
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