Rep. Reed Says Trump Not a Distraction to Agenda

The transcript covers a discussion on the potential distraction of hate groups and Charlottesville in relation to tax reform and NAFTA. It emphasizes the importance of addressing race relations in America while continuing governmental duties. The speaker disagrees with the President's view of shared blame in Charlottesville, condemning white nationalism and extremism as un-American and based on hate and bigotry.

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between race relations and governmental duties?

• Race relations should be prioritized over all governmental duties.

• Race relations are important but do not hinder governmental duties.

• Race relations are irrelevant to governmental duties.

• Race relations are a distraction from governmental duties.

How does the speaker feel about white nationalist movements?

• The speaker is unaware of white nationalist movements.

• The speaker supports white nationalist movements.

• The speaker is neutral towards white nationalist movements.

• The speaker opposes white nationalist movements.

According to the speaker, what is the basis of white nationalist movements?

• Love and unity

• Hatred and bigotry

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural diversity

What does the speaker believe about extremism?

• Extremism is only present in white nationalist movements.

• Extremism is not a concern for American society.

• Extremism is a minor issue compared to other problems.

• Extremism is present on all sides and should be called out.

What is the speaker's stance on the President's view regarding extremism?

• The speaker disagrees with the President's view.

• The speaker thinks the President's view is irrelevant.

• The speaker agrees with the President's view on extremism.

• The speaker believes the President is unaware of extremism.