I watched the entire short speech of President Trump which was preceded by an introduction by the Secratary of Veterans Affairs and an introduction of legislation designed to improve health care for veternans.    It was a strange and very Trump-like speech.  His portion began thanking the veterans and wanting to shake the hands of the "fellas" (there was one woman in the group of veterans believe it or not), and then he entered his remarks re: Charlottesville.  And, to be fair, while his phraseology is typically odd, and his stated notion that this has been going on a long time between lots of sides was off-putting and odd, there was, nonetheless, a very clear message that all Americans need to love each other.  You can believe that's what he truly wants or not, but there is no denying that was what he said.  He said "ALL Americans" without categorizing any of groups or sides.  It's hard to argue from that point that he wasn't clear or that he supports white supremacists.