Trump bashes 'alt-left,' again saying two sides to blame in Charlottesville

The Washington Post 2017-08-15

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President Trump first asked reporters to define the "alt-right," before saying members of the "alt-left" were also to blame for violence in Charlottesville, while taking questions from reporters on Aug. 15 at Trump Tower in New York.
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