President Trump Doubles Down on His Message of Unity, Calls Out Fake Media

In this July 11, 2015 file photo, then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks before a crowd of 3,500 Saturday, July 11, 2015, in Phoenix. Trump is coming back to Arizona at another crucial moment in his presidency. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

President Trump says “we are going to make America great again for all of the people of the United States,” as he doubles down on his message of unity following the violence in Charlottesville.
He made the comments Tuesday, during a campaign-style rally in Phoenix, calling out the fake news media for their dishonest coverage of the events in Virginia.
The president also hinted that he may pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio saying he wouldn’t do it tonight, because he didn’t want to cause controversy.
Earlier Tuesday, the president visited the border in Yuma where he met with border patrol agents and toured their facility.
The trip comes as the president pushes for border funding as part of the 2018 budget when congress returns from recess.