Good evening, President Trump vix.

Tonight, according to the Washington Post, after repeatedly telling crowds of voters at

rallies across the country how not racist he is and how much he's done for minorities

across the country, including taking credit for lowering the unemployment rate for black

Hispanic and Asian Americans, the president finds himself with a problem.

People think he's racist.

Majority of them, 51 percent, according to the latest Quinnipiac poll, and that's from

two weeks ago.

And this angers the president.

According to the Washington Post, quote, President Trump considers himself a branding wizard,

but he's vexed by a branding crisis of his own, how to shed the label of racist.

Now keep it in mind, before we go through a laundry list of reasons that a majority Americans

might feel this way, before we point out the second anniversary of the white nationalist,

white supremacist violence and Charlotte Philovergene that killed a young woman and for

which the president declared there were very fine people on both sides the night of a torch

lit march by neo-Nazi is chanting Jews will not replace us.

Let's remember how the president sees himself on the issue of race.

I am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world.

I'm the least racist person there is in the world as far as I'm concerned.

Before, while in since he's running for president, and this is the reason, according to a

presidential adviser who spoke to the Washington Post and I'm quoting, the president views

the characterization largely through the lens of politics, said one close adviser who

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