'Are you a white supremacist?' Joe Scarborough asked. 'Does your company support white supremacy?
"Are you a white supremacist?" the former GOP lawmaker asked."Does your company support white supremacy? Does a corporation that you run, do they support white supremacy? Because the attacks and the attempts continue," he asserted.
Although Trump quickly condemned the attack on Twitter and made a brief public statement expressing his condolences on Sunday, many have slammed the president for encouraging and inspiring racist and white supremacist sentiments. In the past, Trump has referred to Mexicans as rapists and has insisted repeatedly that Central American immigrants are"criminals." The president has also repeatedly referred to the wave of Latin American migrants coming to the U.S.
When asked by a reporter if some of the blame for the weekend shooting falls at the president's feet, O'Rourke replied:"Yes."
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