The Son of Donald Trump Appeared With The White Supremacy Figures

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - One of the sons of Donald Trump was interviewed by telephone by a white supremacist leader in a conservative radio. This adds to concerns that Trump's possible to receive the support of the white extremist groups fight for seats in the United States presidency.

Donald Trump Jr., who actively campaigned for his father, was present at the interview on the program "Liberty Roundtable" on Tuesday (2/3) in a conservative radio station hosted by Sam Bushman, who is based in Utah.

During the interview, Trump Jr. stated that Donald Trump is a good father. According to him, his father's campaign has transformed the Republican Party.

"This is not a campaign again, this is a movement," said Trump Jr.

Launched in 2005, the event founded by organizations belonging Bushman News Radio Liberty often feature guest appearances associated with extremism, such as former Ku Klux Klan leader, David Duke and and figures that often denies the Holocaust, Willis Carto.

During the show, Trump's son also got a question from James Edwards, the host of other programs, "The Political Cesspool" - an event which, according to watchdog group Human Rights in the United States, the Southern Poverty Law Center, an event that "racist and anti-Semitic."

Edwards said in his blog on Tuesday that he will be re-broadcast interview for 20 minutes on Saturday (5/3) at "The Political Cesspool," on the site www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/.

Edwards also stated in his blog that he attended the Trump campaign in Memphis as members of the media on Saturday (27/2) then.

While Trump's campaign team said it was not mengethui Edwards attended a rally in Memphis. They also did not know about the personal views Edwards.

"The campaign in Memphis on Saturday was attended by all the media requesting access. There are nearly 200 journalists were present and we do not know personally one by one reporter that came. The campaign also did not know anything about his personal views and criticize," he said ,

"Donald Trump Jr. is not present (in the campaign in Memphis) and although he succeeded his father to attend a number of radio programs over the past week, his knowledge and campaign team, he did not participate in the interview with this individual," said campaign spokesman, Hope Hicks told Reuters via email.

If elected, Trump promised to build a wall on the Mexican border to block incoming immigrants. Trump also prohibits Muslims to enter the country and deter Syrian refugees seeking asylum in the US because there is a possibility of them militants.

A number of policies were assessed racist Trump is popular in the US right-wing groups.

Some GOP officials in the US Congress on Tuesday condemned the white supremacist group after Trump previously had not denied the support of former KKK leader David Duke to him.

Parliament speaker Paul Ryan stated that any GOP presidential candidate had to reject the support of a group "which is built on fanaticism." Meanwhile, the Senate leader, Mitch McConnell declared Senate Republicans denounced groups like the KKK and "all they stand for."

Nevertheless, the Republicans were reluctant to comment further about the potential Trump strolled into the White House.