Proud Boys: Last News

@realDonaldTrump proud boys pic.twitter.com/YNZo7l1FVyThe move comes just days after British clothing firm Fred Perry retired its black and yellow polo shirt, which had become an unofficial uniform for the group.Recipe: Vegan jackfruit tacosNetflix trailer for David Attenborough: A Life on Our PlanetJoe Biden tells Donald Trump to 'shut up'Trump grilled over bombshell tax returns report in presidential debate: 'I don't want to pay tax'Biden hits back at Trump over Hunter allegations: 'His family we could talk about all night'Trump refuses to denounce white supremacism and instead tells Proud Boys to ‘stand back and stand by'Trump clashes with moderator minutes into Biden debate: 'I guess I'm debating you now'Trump attempts to defend

Donald Trump refused to condemn white supremacists during last night's presidential debate before attacking the left wing.

Rather than deliver a condemnation of white supremacy at the first presidential debate, President Donald Trump instead brought up the name of a neofascist far-right group and seemingly gave his support. Moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News was discussing the protests over the summer in cities like Portland and Kenosha when he asked the president if he is “willing, tonight, to condemn white supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to violence.” Trump’s response was baffling, even for him.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterPresident Donald Trump shocked many in the nation on Tuesday with a comment that appeared to be a signal to the violent white nationalist organization Proud Boys.During President Trump’s first presidential debate with Democratic challenger Joe Biden, Trump was pressed by debate moderator, Fox News’ Chris Wallace, to condemn white supremacist groups.